On November 1 the School Department of the Institution was reopened fon a small scale. Several of the pupils who had returned to" their homes when the war broke out came back und together with the boys and siris who were already being' taken care of at the time the nucleus for the school was formed. The Blindart 'Workshop was also' reopened. in a humble way in order to give' the twelve industrial workers who depended on this work for their live. hood occupation for a few hours a Thus the Institution "made a new beginning confident' that help. and sympathetic interest would be forth coming from each member of the Committee and "lends of the or. ganization. "Mr. Fryer' hopes to be able to recover the grounds and busi hess that the Institution was forced vacate in October, 1937. He con cludes his report with the state mer that the Institution is "full of hope for the future with the additional a surance of much-needed sympathy from our friends, not only in China but all over the' world
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