First Batch of Boys to Leave on July 18
With the arrival in Shanghai on July 8 of Mr. Harold Brown, Camp Director for the Forel YMCA. Boys' Camp at Tsingtao, camp" Headquarters took on new activity. A week-end conference of camp counsellors is being planned for this coming Saturday and Sunday, when plans for the five weeks camp will be definitely formulated and a division of responsibilities decided upon. Fortunately among the counfseliors there are those who are qualified to assume leadership and instruction in practically every form of camp activity—swimming, rawing, canoeing, sailing, hiking, handicrafts, fife saving, first-aid, and, of course, sports of practically every deserip-
'The Foreign ¥.M.C.A, Camp Committee, of which Capt. W. F, Davis the chairman, considers itself parti+ cularly fortunate in having Mr. Harold Brown as camp director. He has had three summers' experience as 'a camp leader at the Detroit ¥.M.C.A.
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