The Archive · 1940

Shanghai, Dee, 43

More than 5,000 Chinese members of the Shanghai Municipal Police sill Benefit from the formation of a Mutual Aid Club, which hag been endorsed by Deputy Commissioner now being organized. ong the. aso-matters develop. mutual d among. them. Approximately $10,000 will be neces-start the organization, but veteran Chinese philanthro-Dist, has promised to donate a larg portion of this sum, while other pro Iminent Chinese members of "the Shanghai Mfunieipal Council are re~ ported to be helping by collecting Dblie subscriptions.

The formation of the association was promised to the Chinese con-Sables by Ar. Yao during the recent luntest among the policemen. If the new society comes into existence, however, it will be a purely private organization, no official responsibility being borne. the beggar camp being Be opened on Jaxnary 1, Bighteen (odetion of about 2,000, While in the camp, these men. nicipal Coun Army, and the Rotary Chul B.R.A. Committees Appointed Shanghai, Dee. 19.

'A. meeting of the General Committee of the British Resklents) Association was held on Tuesday after noon. Mr. H. J. Collar, the Chairman presiding:

The business of the meeting wax mainly concerned in pointment fof the various sub-committees for the current year, and the following were aminated 10 serve:—

Executive Heh Gollan chairman Hayes' Wilton," A'S. "Adsmion Arnivold, W. J: Mawhings and RG.

'War' Eiferts Commitice:—2¥e 2

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