Gifts from U.S. Business Firms Being Unloaded (With over 9,000 tons of cracked wheat and other food stuffs and surgical supplies on board, the Roosevelt Steamship Co's freighter Sawokla came alongside the Old Ningpo Wharf late yesterday after-nach. She left New York on October 23, 1838 on her way here by way of Honolulu, Manila and Hongkong and had quite an eventless passage.
The cargo, a gift from American business firms, which was forwarded by the American Red Cross, is destined for the poor and needy of China and some 800 tons of a total of 3300 tons of cracked wheat was actually unloaded in Hongkong, whilst the remainder consists of a Japanese Navy and Army Commanders t,-General Otozo Yamada, right, new Japanese Commander-in-Chief photographed on Sunday as he paid an Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese China Seas Fleet, aboard H. I. J, M. S. Idzumo.
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