London, Sept. 8.
Sir Charles Sanders, well-known for his work among the poor and for his religious, social and philan-arena activities, died here yester-lay.
Sir Charles was. Chairman of the Council of the Shaftesbury Society and the Ragged School Union in various years from 1918 to 1987, and had been treasurer since 1933.
Sir Charles was Hon. Vice-President of the Institute of Naval Architects, and also Treasurer of the Institute, He entered the Civil Service in 1885, and served in the Marine Department, Board of Trade, until 1917.
He was later appointed Assistant Controller of Merchant Shipbuilding from 1918-19 and Chairman of the Conference and Works Board of the Shipbuilding Employers' Federation fiom 1918-27.—Reuter.
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