By 1911, Mr. Loh hid become so eager a philanthropic worker that he formed 'a Catholic which had ye ite aim' to obey." The three principal aetivities of this society are direct evangelization, works of charity and teach ing. The society has been. instru mental in introducing Christianity. huang towns around Shanghai Through their various. schools, the members of the society also rench the more affluent class of Chinese.
'The Catholic Action society of 'Tonsgkadoo, supports dally "120 re~ gious and over 6000 poor people, 3.200 of whom are maintained' in St Joseph's Hospice, the "Little City of the Poor," Nantao. Mr. Loh inter ested Chinese "officials,, European businessmen and rich Chinese In his work, "Seven rich benefactors. resolved baptism from the hand of Ar. Loh on their deathbed, January 6 this year, the Catholic Action Society celebrated 25th anniversary. On that occasion, Mr, Loh was the recipient of the Order of Camérier de Cape et aE nee a ceremony performed by. Mon: simer Mario Zanin, Apostolic Delegate to China, at' the Ching Sia School, Native' Goods Toad, Nantao, Hundreds of foreign and' Ghinvse oficial and leading residents. wit essed the ceremony. including Signor Vincenzo Lojacano, talion Ambassador to China, Dr, CT. Wang, then the Chinese ambassador-designate French Consul-General in Simnynal Assassing Not Yet Captured Detectives from both the French Police and the Shanghai Munieipat Police were busy all day on Dee $1 combing Shanghai and following up slight clues which might lend them to the assassins of Mr, Loh Pal hone. jo have no developments to report," @ high oficial of the French Police, told the "North-China Dally News" Crime Headquarters of both the French Concession and the Sottlement police, however, are closely ¢o-operating in the work of tracking the killers, descriptions. of the two men have "been sent. to every" police station and sub-station ander' thelt control, and fruitful resulta are pected in the near future, Meanwhile, "the thousands Catholics in'Shanyhal, both Chinese and foreign, mourn the passing of of their most active members. Jand joining with them are the many unfortunate people who during past years have beneiiited by. the works of philanthropy with which the name of Mr, Loh Pah-hong has been aso-elated.
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