Every endeavour is being made to make it as easy as. possible for you {o subscribe, Bankers orders are being sent you, also a letter addressed to the Association with on addressed. envelope and, all you have to do will be to fil up the blanks in these two forms. put them in the envelope and send them to the Chartered Bank, 18 The Bund. Hf. you do not to use the bankers orders, then enclose your cheque instead-—am afraid the Association is unable supply you with cheques, Now is the time to make your supreme effort; tomorrow while it will not be too late, will at any Fate, postpone the final day of vielory, for ie tory it will be. as there is no room Jin the Association for defeatists, The call to arms has come to us here in greater clarion tones than we Feceived that call when first it was) Sent out. We perhaps have been dear, but now the call is so loud that we cannot fail to hear it, The chief weapon we can supply fe money. That money is now more precious to our Government than it ig to us. It up to us to let the Government Have it The way to do so has also beer made easy for us by the formation of the Central British War Fund, the Voluntary War Contribution Fund and the Shanghai War Savings Asso ciation. Through the first two funds Sou can give all you wish to give and when you have decided to give a certain amount. just think again, but only for one minute, and then give Each one of us. of course, have: also to. provide something for the rainy day and old age. This is where the Shanghai -War Savings Associa tion comes in. Lend all your savings to the Government, it is safer there than in any other investment. When you think of lending. think again, but only for one minute, and lend all you have.
feel sure that you have all made your minds to support the appeal for War Savings Investment Week, and as I have done all the thinking for you there last few minutes, you might just have a think on your own, and then think again for one more minute, and lend all you have. Give with all your might, and lend with, all your might.
To use the words of a most stanno! and eloquent gentlemen. "This blood: thirsty guttersnipe" must and will be defeated. but 18 requires our united M. Consul-General's Address Mr. A. H, George, H.M. Consul. General then addressed the meeting which was, lisfened to with great me terest and' attention by all present, after thanking Mr George for his Dresence at the meeting, the Chairman invited members to bring for ward any matters they might wish discuss.
Mr. E. F. Harriy: said he would like fo draw the attention of members of the Association to the forth= coming production of the "XCDN Moonlight Follies" which had been previously mentioned by Mr. John. stone. He hoped that members should make a special point. of supporting this entertainment. which was to be given in the delight(ul surroundings Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hayim's gar-fen on 402 Avenue Haig, and which could assure them would be well worth coming to see. 'There were fo be ten. shows, from July 16 to 26, except Sunday), and the protion was under' the direction of Ralph Lynn. Each night was to be dedicated in honour of one of our Allies, The opening night would be British night. and was under the fusplees of the BRA. Booking to open on Thursday at Messrs, Moutrie & Ca,
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