It may be noted, however, that, while the Javanese are all Mohommedans, the ancient stone temples of great interest and beauty that lie scattered ti it the island, are either relics of Hinduism or Bud-diiism. Most noteworthy of the latter is the famous Borobudur, near Djocjakarta in Mid-Java, in which the whole life of Buddha is shown in finely sculptured stone panels.
Besides the motion picture travelogue which Mr. Hubert is presenting there will be on exhibition an interesting assortment of objects in f the arts and crafts of the Netherlands Indies from the private collection of Mr. Arthur de Carle Sowerby, who will preside at the A donation of $2,500, plus scores of others of varying sums, yesterday had swelled the Salvation Army fund to $31,968, it was announced by Brigadier B. Morris, commanding officer of the Army in this territory. Both Brigadier Morris and Major Colin K. Begley, directors of the Current campaign for $40000, expressed confidence that the annual appeal will be crowned with success and that the goal will be attained this week.
The $2500 contribution came from the International Relief Committee of Shanghai. The second largest donation over the week-end was $300, and the third and fourth, $200 each. Eleven donations of $100 were received. The Army's Appeal Headquarters are located at 57 Nanking Road. Donations should be sent to that- address,
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