"AL buildings on the campus had been broken into and looted. Practically everything In the way of movable contents had disappeared from the residences, dormitories, oratories, and from the Administea tive and' Treasury buildings. The only ray of hope came from the fact that a considerable portion of the brary and twelve pianos are there.
"The property is still held by the Japanese. "The University has not been returned to the American Baptist Missions, Negotiations for the return of the University and com-ensation for damages are pending. The Commissioners will continue Press for the return of the property.
"So long as the American Baptist Missions are deprived of full and free use of the property we shall continue to claim compensation (rom the Japanese authorities, based upon the full value of the property and the Yosses, sustained by being deprived Jot it place in the Louza district carly In the day, the victim being seriously wounded, This incident is reported in detail elsewhere in this issue, 'A small fire occurred ina house Nanking Road,. near Chekiang Read. in the late afternoon, when 0 child paging. with matches sere 19 some "joss" paper displayed, possibly, because of the holiday. The chit was not burned and the damage was trivial,
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