"Open House" at Shanghai's Fresh Air Village 'Visitors "motored out to the open house" of the Children's Fresh Air Camp on June 30, saw just how happy 43° boys and. girls could be, playing in the sun, stuting themselves with good, wholesome food, and watching the gardener tend' the vegetables.
'These 43 children, 27 girls and sixteen boys, are.at the camp for two weeks." On July 7 a new batch of little gris witl replace the present ones for a two weeks' holiday in the sunshine. A new group of boys changed places with the ones already at Maillington's Camp on July 3.
The camp, sponsored by the Joint Committee of Shanghai Women's Organizations, caters to the underprivileged foreign children of Shang-hal, That is, those whose parents cannot afford to give. them holiday trips. In fact, in some cases there's no money in the home at all and in others there are not even any parents to watch over the poor ttle chile dren, The camp, situated at rear West em and Warren Roads, was started four years ago, It has grown by caps and bounds but even now there not room fo take care of all the children who should have the camp's
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