wipes of various charitable societies, ce-ordinated into the Associated Charities Committee of Shanghai, met at the Church House on Friday, and useful information regarding the distribution of relief, and the means of raising further funds were topics of the meeting.
Dean Trivett occupied the chair, and Mr. C. 5, Speyer acted as secretary. A Tt was announced that We International Red Cross had transferred $3,000 to La Caisse des Œuvres d'Intérét Public, for the charitable interests of that society.
Social workers engaged in Chinese as well as foreign relief among refugees gave interesting comparisons in regard to the cost of providing meals given each day, and it was disclosed that the cost of providing adequate nutrition for foreigners was, át-a minimum estimate, ten times that required for Chinese for en equal number. This fact, it was suggested, should be taken into account when allocating funds for the various centres. result of the Mansion House appeal, With regard to funds coming as a
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