Mr, W. Judd, Associate Director of the American Red Cross Committee China, told the "North-China Da News" that although he could not say for sure what Curther shipments of relief material from America would arrive, as the distribution. would decided upon at Rangoon. he expect. fed that more American relief would be forthcoming for Shanghai people. The relief grain which has just ai rived here amounts to. $00 tons, Its cost plus freight wil be $450,000, it Was pointed out. "There are 130 tons fof rice and 380° tons. of wheat.
Large-scale American relict China has been made possible through the efforts made by Mr. J. E. Baker, Direttor of the American Red Cross Committee in China Tt was learned Yesterday that the American social, Worker who was formerly connected with geveral relief organizations, has how devoted his time only to the American Red Cross. He. had been campaigning in America for many months and has now returned to China, distributing the relief ma~ terial. He is in Chungking and will come to Shanghai.
Tt was not disclosed yesterday how the American relief grain will distributed, us those Who work for the poor snd refugees prefer to act fand not to talk. "The rumour that the American relief body will distribute the grain In conjunction with Chinese philanthropic or other bodies could not be confirmed yesterday.
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