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ANTI MUI-TSAI SOCIETY

ANNUAL MEETING

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1933.

After having reviewed at nextion, I would like to take this much help and encouragement, Secretary, in his report said that of the Anti-Mui-tsal Movement in random some of the cases opportunity to mention that tho The liberation of the mul-teat is there had been 12 cases of cryalty Hongkong during the past twelve which passed through the Victorin Homo and Orphanage part of the women's movement and during the year. These were ro years. He said that the Society Society and the S.C.A., Mr. J. D.should be a splendid Institution the co-operation of the public in ported to the Society, and Bush remarked that it is not for helping these neglected chil- Hongkong is sought to inform cases were investigated into and for this interesting contribution, two wore most grateful to Mr. Mak too much to say that as yet it is dren and improving their condi-enses of maltreatment to the Ahti-tho offenders convicted. The on which he had spent a whole but the dawn breaking after the tions.

Mul-taal Society. long, long night of the slave-girls'

Society were not succcanful in year's work. The speaker also There was a big attendance of sorrow and pain. As I have point-

Before I concludo, let me proving the other Within the last thirty years, inform you of a conference to be were also five cases of mul-tsain membership campaign, and also Chinese social workers at the 12thod out before much of our work-vast change has come over the held in March 1034 in St. John's who reported to the Society them Bald. that the fee should be In

zases. There appealed to the members to start

annual meeting of the Anti-Mul- legislative, educational, social mentality and the status of wo University, Shanghai, called the solves for liberation, and 14 cases creased from 50 cent to $t a year tsal Society hold' at the Y.AV.C.A. has yet to be done.

men in China. Tho menfolk have on Saturday evening, with Mr... In respect of legislation, the mon sympathetically. Even to-

taken the changed position of wo National Convention of Child in which the owners had failed to

Welfare Leaders. The National register. The Society dealt with The Elected Committee. Wong Sam-kan in the Chair. question of adoption of girls is wards the slave-girls, the attitude Child Welfare Assocation in eno case in which the owner ind

The following members wore The Chairman, Mr. Wong Sam- tried to ovado

sti a problem. Not a fow have in Chinese households is gradually Shanghai writes me to the effect tafled to pay a mul-teni

the issue of becoming kan, addressing the gathering qwning

that it undertakea a nation-wide and 400 cases of owners failing to elected to form the General Com- mul-tsal under the consistently

mitteo for the ensuing your referred to the good wirk

liberating. And movement to promote and assist rotify change of address. the pretence of adoption.

Messrs. Wong Sam-kan, J. M. Society had done during the past girls

Cannot rightly so; after all, no nation is Chitta, and invites all the out that the ownere had found now kul, Mak Mul-sang. To im-sun,

in child welfare functions in all Concluding, the Secretary said bu adopted, therefore, higher than

Wong, Wong Kam-ying. Wong Tal- year, which would be enumerated through the proper legal process There was a time to Chincau his-tanding leaders of the movement means of nvading the law through Chan Ming-shan, Li Kau-yan,

Ita womanhood," in detall by the English and as

done in England, Australia tory, when the ideal of woman-discuss and study ways and means nven in the case of adoption choy Chouk Yan-ko. Chiu Fu-sang, Ho

to n convention In order to alleged, adoption of the girls, but Cheng Kon-sang, Teul Chinese secretaries. The libera- and other countries? tion of mal-tsal from this most

hood was execedingly high. The cruel form of child slavery still tion has been raised as to who-wards the decadent period of the work in China.

Concerning education, the ques- stunted growth came about to for the betterment of child welfare had to register. required much work, and he hoped ther or not it is possible to afford the members would continue In these unfortunate mul-tsal

Chinese Secretary's Report. their efforts.

sort of education. In this, con-

Mr. Wong Shee-tin, the Chinese

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Sung dynasty. I is gratifying to see that thinking men in Chinn are giving the women's movement

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Sum-yu, Dr. Ma Luk, Wat Lok- Mr. S. C. Yeung, a former chair hing, Choung Kat-sing, J. D. Bush, man, referred to the work of Mr. Lam Woo; S. C. Yeung, Wong Sze M. B. E., Miss Wong Shut-bing, Mak Mul-sang, who had compiled Tin, W.-K. Fok. Yung Ting-sang, Mrs. Wong Wah-eum, Tano Bre a book of 400 pages on the history | Ma Yow-fung, Miss F. C. Woo, fong.

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