Mr. Lewis Mason discussed his plans to send refugees in Shanghai to the uterier to reclaim land. There were about 250000 refugees awaiting daily relief without any prospect for their future, Mr. Mason said. If each refugee needed $3 a month for maintenance, it would cost the aggregate sum of'$9,000000 a year. His plans, he said, were to ask the relief organization and others interested in the relief work to finance land reclamation schemes, which, if successfully carried out, would not only give work and a future for the sufferers, but also save money of the supporters for other relief work.
After the speeches, Dr. Liu announced that there would be a round-table discussion members on Wednesday. February 23, at the Bankers Club in Hongkong Road. Arrangements are in the hands of Mr. P. K. Chu, secretary of the El
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