The Archive · 1939

In the Russian Colony

By "Sox opened its courses, as have all Sime dee Rea Russian "Mtiddle Schools "in the colony.

Joining Up alg aa in rope Far tasse The wish to join the British and ith a quent one French Armies as Volunteers is often aris ce cies expressed among Russians here, seine aa ea net especially among the Russian youth. In the ease of the British army, the raat ce cee question is complicated. by the' fact that in addition to the wish one must have the funds to reach the place coats tae Soe ket Some where enrollment is possible.

In place of Mr. A. A. Purin, who speaking uring the eve, Yuet has" tendered his resignation,' Gen. Tsumanenko has been apn, real ie, ey Hae ey Dees pointed Chairman of the Church Meo ace Sofa Council of the Russian Church in a aves Feepory Wayside, Russian members of the when Hed ces revatio Kee, senior sections of the Foreign YMCA. occupy third place by numerical strength. The frst place sore eames, Put tu Ser held by British members, the second Hare ie Barbe Jo ronal by Americans. In the Junior section Russians occupy second place.

In the near future Russians of pascal ow and, Ste imited means will be able to receive medical care at a Sanatorium

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