Women's Association, have issued an appeal for more members, in the following elreular which has been circulated amongst those already be-Tenging to that organization.
The membership of the British Women's Association has become sadly deleted owing to the unsettled state of Shanghai, and yet never Inits history has te need for support been ree We would earnestly ask you to try and being in'at Toast one new member between now and March St. By doing this, you will enable the Executive Committee and the workers of the Assocation to entry on their "much needed Store here.
Win "you point out to your friends how necessary it fs at a. time ike the present that British women should be united. "Tell. them o! the work of our Social Service. Board in care ing Yor British subjects who have either Jost their alt or who have very lite means of supe port; "how we pay rents, school fees, hospital fees, provide milk for' children etc, how no British woman' would appeal to the Association in vain We feel sure" that If they" realized this"Work and the Work of the, where, Asociae ion In maintaining and. int the "repute Mon of the Britich people in this, the largest, city in the Far East, no Betsh woman would fail to, support us.
'We thank you most sincerely' for your continued support and feel confident that we can rely'on your help.
The appeal speaks so eloquently for itself that endorsement is hardly required from this journal, If ever the existence of such an organination as the B.W.A. were ever necessary it is in times such as these. No British woman should be outside the association, and it is to be hoped that members will accept the Invitation of their Executive Committee to repair the heir ranks which hae arisen from
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