Col. Price thanked the members of the Association for their courtesy and friendliness during his stay in the city, and he was sorry that he had not been able to visit the "Dome" more frequently than he had done but there had been a lot of sordid details to attend to which had kept him in other parts, He was always glad to meet men of the air for they were, American slang express on the "up and up." Their activities called for energy and a certain amount of courage in these days of overstuffed furniture, elevators and luxurious cars, and their profession still attracted the more adventurous elements of the p-pulation. On the military airfield one found the Knight Errants of today surviving the menace of civilization, Col, Price stated that he had come Fourteen large local Chinese factories that were about to ship their plants to the Southwest provine 1 says a report to the "Sin Wan Pao, have been compelled to postpone their removal in view of the South China invasion. They will, howe ship their machinery, via Hanoi, soon as possible it is reported.
Base} despatching a contingent of relief workers to the Kwangtung areas, says a report to the "Hwa Mei Chen Pay" Dr. H. H. Kung, Minister of Finatce, and concurrently President of the Executive Yuan, has instructed the-National Refugee Relief Commission to grant a sum of $100 000 towards Canton's refugee relief work.
Ax appeal {o President Roosevelt to order tht the United States cease sending arms and ammunition, oil, raw materials and other war requirements to Japan, has been sent by the China Foreign Affairs Association, a cilia organization in Chungking, sys a report fo the "Wen Hui Pac'
Genera, ChüTeh, Commander-in-Y Chief of the fight Route Army, arrived in Hakow on October 20, accompanied py several foreign military advises, says a report to the "Hwa Me Wan Pao." General Chu, the repdt adds, will go into consultation wth General Chiang Kai-shek, Rumurs are current that "astounding developments" in the North China military situation are expected, the report adds.
Tur Bankot Kiangsu, at 1302 Avenue Dotr{ resumed business on October 20, allowing a period of suspension, $s a report to the "Ta Wan Pao." Te bank's branches, the report state which were mainly centred in Siangsu province, were forced +9 close when hostilities spread thir and the resumption of business & only been made possible by large chinese Government grants. Teposité, the report adds, ray withdraw only $150 per mensem, Lio under te government's emergency pankin, regulations.
Ox etcher 16 the congregation preser ap Community Church con-the nking of refugee clothing. This tribe some e it $900.00 to be used in
ug. Was part of a programme of conducted by our Welfare Comittee which sponsors an offeringòach third Sunday for some ww, This fall, the committee has bee dealing with the problems of reques; self-help, winter clothing, and wen bedding. The October offering ju received will be used to provide led garments which will be made
iboing used immediately by such 5 for refugees. This fund gups as the Salvation Army, Moore morial Church, and the Y.W.C.A. yo are organized to handle such a picot.
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