Aids Boy Scouts in Care of a meee Wounded Shanghai, Nov, 2.
Sympathetic with China's cause, Mr. H. F, Lawler, a young American who is a mechanic by trade, has been assisting the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts' unit in doing rescue work behind the Chinese lines since the beginning of the war.
According to the "China Times," which published a special article on this American friend of China's, Mr. Lowier used to work in the Ford factory in Pootung. Shortly after the war broke out he volunteered his services to the Boy Scouts' unit and has been -driving a truck in and out of the war zones every day carrying wounded Chinese soldiers to hospitals.
Once he did not have a moment's rest for three days and nights succession. There was so much to do and he refused to retire despite the appeals of his Chinese comrades.
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