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V. Conclusion.

The members of the delegation are deeply in-

debted to so many of their Chinese and foreign friends in

China for the sympathetic interest taken in their work,

for valuable help and advice, and for much generous hospital-

ity, that it is hardly possible to give the names of all

those to whom thanks are due. They desire, however, to express

their special obligations to the following :-

Mr Chu Chia-hua and other Chinese members of the Board of

Trustees of the Indemnity Fund;

Messrs N.S.Brown, Galder-Marshall, and W.H.Donald, three of

the British members of the Board of Trustees;

r Sidney Wei, of the Chinese Ministry of Education;

Dr Liu and other members of the staff of Shanghai University;

Dr Chiang Monlin of Nankai University;

Mr Tai Chi-tao, head of the Executive Yuan at Nanking;

H.E.Dr Wellington Koo;

Mr T.L.Yuan, Acting Director of the National Library, Peiping;

Dr L.K.Tao, Director of the Institute of Social Science;

Sir William Hornell, C.I.E., Vice-Chancellor of the University

of Hong Kong and many of his colleagues;

J.O'Gorman Anderson, Acting Commissioner of Chinese Maritime

Customs, Kowloon;

Osborne, Commissioner of Customs at Nanking;

Brenan, His Majesty's Consul-General at Shanghai;

E.G.Hubbard, Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation,

Shanghai;

Mr Hsing-Lo Hsu and other members of the British Returned

Students Association at Shanghai;

Dr

Henry and other members of the staff of Lingnan Uni-

versity, Canton;

R.A.Hall, of His Majesty's Consular Service in China;

F.W.Maze, Inspector-General of Customs, Shanghai;

Dr Leighton Stuart and many members ofthe staff of Yenching

University, Peiping;

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