Hongkong, June 14.
The Chinese Red Cross of this city has contributed supplies to the extent of $1,000,000 and 10,000 cases of medical and first ald equipment worth $30,000 to the Chinese army Since the beginning of the hostMities, it was announced here yesterday. The Kwangtung Government has Provided a sum of $200,000 for assisting the refugees from war Memorial Services For Dr. Wyatt Memoria! and burial services for Dr, H. G, Wyatt, Miss Beulah Glasby and a Chinese chauffeur, who were shot "and killed by guerilla units, obviously unaware of their identity, near Kuohsien (on the way to Tal-chow) on May 5, were held in Peiping and Taiyuanfu on May 20, May 2¢ and May 25, and the large crowds which attended testified to the great popularity of Dr. Wyatt and the gen-me loss all felt on learning of his death.
On May 20, a memorial service was held for Dr. Wyatt at the Schofield Memorial Hospital, of which he was superintendent. A' large quantity of roses and narcissus wreaths and serehs were sent by Peiping bu ness houses, hospital staffs and patlents, and the service was conducted by Dr, Bloom, assisted by the hose pital evangelist' and the business manager.
'A Chinese memorial service was held on May 24 for Miss Glasby, Dr. 'Wyatt and the chauffeur (a Mr. Hu), the ceremony being held in the Chi-mese Church, decorated with banners, wreaths and rose trees. 'The congregation included two Japanese of ers; several German' businessmen; fulssionaries from. the Salvation Army and the Assemblies of God Mission; nurses (in uniform) from the Men's and Women's Hospitals, members of the Church of the Brethren, the Church Deacons, and many others. The service was con~ ied by Dr. H.R. Williamson, and number of tributes to the memory of the deceased were delivered by {ellow-workers, The burial service was held in the Martyr's Cemetery, Talyuantu, on 'May' 25, when a large number of Chinese and foreign friends attended 4 ceremony conducted partly in Bnglish and "partly in Chinese, The graves were lined with ferns and flowers and in each lay a cross of roses; masses of roses—white, pink and red—surrounded each grave and atthe head were large wreaths of Chinese flowers, hung on stands.
Another memorial service was held the auditorium of the College of Chinese Studies, Peiping,: the largo Jcongregation including many personal friends of Dr, Wyatt, members of the Missions in Peiping, P.U.M©, YMCA, YW.CA, Yenching University. Dr. H.R. Williamson conducted the service and gave the memorial address, while the Re Stuart Craig led in prayer
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