The accounts of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations in Shanghai evoke the warmest admiration for the efficiency ministration of that success~ 'The receipts amounted to '$13,600 in round figures and the expenditure to $3,600—as Mr. E. WWitkingon's' letter elsewhere tells. This has left the substantial amount of $10,000 to be distributed to distress, as may be eventually decided by. the responsible authorities. The bpendliture llemsare. so. small. This recounts are eloquent in that the
means that the Committee were able to rely on an abundant measure of Voluntary" services and material generosity. To the Chairman of the Finance Committee and his colleagues the community's thanks are due for ihe admirable energy and powers of persuasion which must have been snd mobilized to achieve so satisfactory result. Mr. Wilkinson, as Chairman, earns special approbation for all in touch with the Committes are well aware of the extent to which his own experience and personality ave operated to produce this notable feat.
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