The Centre is managed by a committee composed of the following J. E, Baker, ex-officio, Mrs. Y. Y. Tsu, chairman, Mrs. K, T. Kuo, secretary Brigadier B. Morris, vice-chairman, Mr. John Wei, treasurer, Mrs, Ernest Tso, representing the Chinese Women's Club. Mrs, J. H. Sun, National Y.W.C.A.; Miss T. Y. Zia, Shanghai Y, W.C.A.;. Mrs, R. R. Johnson, Child Welfare Association: Mrs, A. L. Dawson, Amity Ladies Circle; Mr. K. Y. Li, the International Relief Committee; Mr, S, H. Chang, Shanghai Emergency Relief Society; Mr. N. B. Doodha and Mr. C. H. Lowe, the Shanghai International Red Cross; Mr, Lewis Mason, Shanghai Y's Men's Club; Dr, J. H. Jordan, 3M.C. Public Health Department: Dr, T. F. Huang, Chinese Medical Sociation; Dr, L. Butka., Shanghai nitarium; and Mrs. Carrie Lu Lei, Public Health Service.
Messrs. Wu Ching-pó and Wang Chih-jen, members of the Szechuen and Sikang Provincial Administrations, respectively will shortly meet in a conference for a new delimitation of the borders between the two provinces, says a message to the "Sin Wan Pao." The delimitation plan, suggested by the latter administra tion, is understood to have been approved by the Central authorities.
Commovrry prices in the local market continue to soar owing to the recent shrinkage of the exchange value of the Chinese currency and the disruption in the communications between this city and the interior, states a message to the "Morning Leader" The upward price movement.is stated to have presented a grave problem of livelihood to the war refugees who have flocked into Shanghai from inland districts.
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