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“...’ writes Mr. Jackson, “‘to find so much
unemployment and consequent bitterness of soul amongst
educated young men. It almost seems as if some of them would
change their religion and sell their very souls for a job.”
Calcutta
Here are a few of Mr. Hilary Wilson’s first impressions
of Calcutta and its surroundings:
“In any street you can look at certain things and imagine
yourself in England, then turn about and think that there is
India as it was long before Job Charnock founded this queer
museum of a town. . . . This seems a land of contrasts, like
the fierce sun and the deep shadows beneath the trees. . . .
Extravagance, blatant and undignified, stalks and forces its
way through misery and direst want. . . . Each nation sees
faults in the other which are paralleled, if not actually present,
in itself. And those who seem to hate so bitterly have often
deep-hidden within them a generous admiration. All the while
beneath all this chiaroscuro are the illiterate, unchanging
masses.”
It...”
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“...Trav: Weyyoor | died 1922); re-ap. 1023: 1M Hughes
India arn Neyyoor, Travancore, S. Kong. | lid. ap. 1923—: L.M., Hong
arlow, Mrs., née Caroli os ughes, Ernest Richard, B.A., LIN
Beal ; Ch.m., Central Wesleyan Ch, Bast. Chu h \Westainsten Be Ch.m. Christ
bourne. : ” vaureh, oY elt Bridge Road; m
armon, Frank MHenr gl. ;, Lingchow_ (Arthi ston)
Dantoith "Bape Oh. Torontos. Associate | mittee of the Chinese ¥M.C.A. ational Com
missionary B.M.S. 1918-28 ; m. 1928; a Road, of the Chinese YMCA. 20 Museum
Hosni t Shanghai 1928—: Lester Chinese Ronan g han, China. aad.
wal, rue tau . . ’ S., née i
24d ontauban, Shanghar, China. Chem, c. of a ‘Areley eaperine Tloyd,
armon, Mrs., née Marjori , ins, Sidney John, NEW
Ch.m.; Tynedale Bapt. Ch., Mesto C350? Christchurch, N.Z.; m. Togs sae!
Hart Samuel Lavington, M.A. (CAMB.), | Te 2; Rarotonga 1922—1925, Pastor of
D.80. (LOND.); B-es Sci., Paris: Chom, qennyson St. C.Ch., Christchurch, N.Z.
C.Ch., Victoria Road, Cambridge - mM. 1889 : fae ; re-ap. 1928;...”
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“...MRS. LEVERMORE, Chiltern View, Oakley Road, Chinnor, Oxon.
oring. . .
Henley. . . { Mrs. A. Ii. Watts, 7 St. Andrew’s Road, Henley-on-Thames.
MIss EK. GREEN, 68 Reading Road, Henley-on-Thames.
Peppard . . . MR. K. BREWER, Meadow Cottage, Sonning Common, near
eading.
Tetsworth , . MISS CHOWN, Tetsworth, Oxon.
Thame. . .
OXFORD AUXILIARY.
Treas. and Sec. . Rev. J. H. MILNES, M.A., Mansfield College, Oxford.
Asst, Sec. . . MISS COUSINS, 11 Chalfont Road, Oxford.
Women's Aux. Sec. MRS. NAISH, 14 Museum Road, Oxford.
Abingdon . . MISS EDGINTON, 10 Radley Row, Abingdon.
Faringdon . . Miss IF. GOULDING, Oxford House, Faringdon.
Langford . .
Uffington . . MRS. IVAN MoRTON, Craven Cottage, Uffington, near Faringdon.
Longworth and
0 Priltord . . Mrs. A. RICHINGS, Glebe Croft, Hinton Waldrist, near Faringdon.
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George Street . MR. A. G. SMITH, 345 Woodstock Road, Oxford.
Cowley Road . Miss H. M. UNDERHILL, The Little House, 1 Old Road, Highfleld.
Mansfield College. Mr. F. H. BROWN, Mansfield...”
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