Trouble such as may be oxpecte fu Shanghai on May 1 was nie in the bud on, Friday when palet from Louza Station encountered group of youths of the student Out Groping inflammatory pamphlets the intersection of Nanking) 3 Chekiang Roads, where many vile! Aisturbances have originated in past. The police made a quick ursion and arrested a gist and rift young men. Four bundles of Japanese pamphlets were seized the comer was cleared before a could, gather.
An increase of production 1 urged in speech given during meating of the General Labatt Union held in the Ningpo Fells Countrymen's Association, Tit Road, It was pointed out i! economic construction was of pit mount importance during the naut a crisis and workers were asked, pay particular tention to rot number of Chinese factories 2 Chinese newspaper offices susrett work that day.
The hospital wished to than ie the Shanghai Municipal Council, which gave them a grant-in-ald of $26,000. The work of the hospital could not have been carried on without this grant. In addition, various contribu-fons in. goods were received, for Which they wished to thank the Geners, especial those who helped with the Christmas celebration.
The Women's Auxillary in America continued ils Interest in the work of the hospital. The Diocese of New York sent out supplies and clothing valued at US$85157, and a contribu-Yon of money of U.S.$600, The hospital was also indebted to Messrs. Thomson and Ca. for auditing the Docks, and. to the radiological department of the Shanghai General Hospital for the loan of radium fox rise in the treatment of patients who. were unable to pay for it.
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