W. H. Aldis, the society's home dir-said they meant any-actor and also the Chairman of the Keswick Council gave the closing y husband says insurance com4 1 are only bookmakers one you don't live till address.
"Tt was unusually interesting to hear from Dr. and Mrs. J. Howard Jeffrey of their activities in the almost) in~ accessible regions bordering Tibet one" ces where they had worked amongst an hitherto unreached race. Dr. Jeffery's description -of how he had got-hold [ofthe language and put it into writing-so that one of the Books of the Bible could. be translated was parti cúlarly intriguing. His statement of cons E Md opiam-has.on the people of the region came as a shock.
Mrs. Jeffrey spoke of the difficulties encountered in-activities such as she and her, husband engaged in end then Miss Laird mentioned that her fur} Jcugh period had been. greatly cheering as she -had found the Scottish people tremendously interested in China and the Chinese people. The Rey. W. H. Aldis declared that although China had been experienc-zor more -than three years the
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