The Chiao Tung University refugee inmates at one time numbered 15,000 but their numbers are now reduced to 10,000 and they have recently had to change their quarters. They are now housed—that is the hospital inmates—in the Chamber of Commerce Building in North Honan Road, and the Salvation Army and the China Inland Mission people are looking after them.
It is interesting to note that Chinese tailors are showing up well over our present trouble. One woman collected dozens of squares knitted by school children, joined them together, and then got her tailor to line them with flannellette, which a kindly shop-keeper, (Chinese), gave to her cost price since it was for refugees, When her tailor learned that the work was for dog, another would be cruelly trained to take his place.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.