In a week the frst group of Jcampers will be sailing on the #2, Sandviken for Camp Tsingtao, where they are to spend five weeks swimming, fishing. hiking, and. engaging in a dozen differen, kinds of camp activities.
Situated on a peninsula jutting out into "Kiaochow Bay and sure Jrounded with water on three sides the camp offers unparalleled opportunities "for a happy and healthy Excellently equip. dining and social hail, six cabins of native stone, and with a large council-ring campfires, the camp is without question the best-equipped in China, it is stated by the camp management.
The hard. sandy beach is ideal for baseball, cricket and night games. Swimming is unexcelled, A tennis court, basketball court, "and space {for deck-tennis are constantly in use by the campers.
The Laoshan mountains beckon to hikers, while nearer points of inter~ est such as the forts become of Interest even to the small campers.
Open to all Boys Camp Tsingtao is operated by the Foreign YMCA. on a non-profit basis. and is open to all boys of good moral character in Shanghai between the ages of 10 and 18 Last year there were present boys from Shanghai, Tsinan, Tsingtao, and Peiping, representative often different na-{tionalities, including Russian, Latvian. Estonian, "Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, American. British,—Czechoslovakian and French.
The camp will be under the personal direction of Mr. Charles Van Winkle, Junior Division Secretary of the Foreign Y.M.C.A. Mr. Van Winkle [will be assisted by Mr. H. C. Faulder, master of the Public & Thomas, Hanbury School for Boys and Assist-fant Director of Tsingtao Camp last year. Mr. R.H. Goodwin, a master Jat the Public School for Junior Boys fand cub-massier of the 9th 'Troop will handle handicraft. which in-ludos leather work, model aeroplane making, weaving, camp-craft construction and any' other things which boys may wish to make while at jamp.
Mr. Chris Bojesen, Assistant Scout [Master of the-7th Troop, will be. present to assist with sailing and Jother camping and scouting activities. lees were assaulted by foreign-Claiming Gat two of their employ. fers on Friday afternoon, the Chapel Bus Company has submitted a re-Jport to the Bureau of Public Safety, [demanding redress.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.