He mentioned the Discharged Prisoners' Aid Department reporting that 6284 prisoners were interviewed before they were discharged from the The Army has given regular Secommodation to an average of 6B Linen daily and also free meals at a Jnominal cost. 'The Army has provided Jclothing, shoes and straw hats during the summer for rickshaw pullers and there has been a regular' dally distribution of food tickets. throughout the year.
To. secure ce-ordination Brigadier [Morris appreciated the existence of the Associated Foreign Charities of [Shanghai. He also appreciated. the Lord Mayor's Fund without which is Army could not have done" £0 much relief work. The British Chamber of Commerce was also. thanked, Authorities of foreign settlements and private firms and Individuals were iked for their assistance, The Salvation Army has registered £3.000 refugees within their camps. They have been housed, fed, clothed fend medically. treated by the Salva ion Army. The Ewo Brewery was said to have given large quantities of Maltonic for the 'T. B. refugees. rmy Officers jar S. K. Bepley, affeers of the Salvation Shanghat Salvation Avy has taken care of unwanted boys picked up from streets jand these boys have earned. 3,000, having been taught useful trades, "For the newly-arrived Jewish refugees the Salvation Army has a basic ration all ready 10 be put into action,
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