Box 2

This folder includes an article in the Canton Daily Sun about Cadbury's involvment in Direct China Relief Incorporated, a flyer for a food, medicine, and clothings drive, report of distribution of supplies around Canton, an inventory of cases of medical supplies, and the annual report.

This folder includes the minutes for an executive committee meeting, a pamphlet about the organization, a newspaper artile in the South China Morning Post about the injustices committed by the Japanese and the forming of the Committee, a pamphlet about the bombing of Canton, a letter from the chairman asking for assistance, and a pictorial booklet called “The Bombing of Canton.”

This folder includes a mission statement, an inventory of supplies handed out for Direct China Relief, copy of article “Some Comments on the UNRRA-CNRRA Welfare Program" by Douglas Falconer, meeting minutes, a letter appointing Cadbury to the Subcommittee of Medical Relief, and an inventory of medical supplies distributed by Cadbury.

This folder contains meeting minutes, a pamphlet about the Canton International Red Cross, and a report from the Canton Refugee Area Committee.

This folder contains meeting minutes for the Canton International Red Cross, an expense report for October of 1940, a handwritten letter to W. Cadbury, a plan for the distribution of farina, Oats, and wheat, a report, and pamphlets explaining what the organization did.

This folder contains lists of members of the Medical Missionary Association of China in 1923 and 1926-27, leaflets, a booklet written in Chinese, a letter to Cadbury from the American Medical Association regarding the elegibility of medical missionaries for Associate Fellowships, a newspaper of an article titles "China's Doctors" in the Morning Post, a draft of the Associations code of medical ethics, and proposed constitutions and by-laws.

This folder contains a grade report, Teachers Daily Record books, reports about Lingnan University, letters to the board of trustees, a faculty directory, photos of the university, letters from the provost, a copy of a confidential report from the trustees, and a brocure with photographs of Canton Christian College.

This folder contains a notebook entitled "Comparative Religion for Lingnan Students," along with what appear to be miscellaneous notes also related to WWC's time teaching at Lingnan.

This folder contains documents pertaining to the Canton hospital, including minutes of the board of trustees, reports, letters from Yenching University, a statement from the Vice-Chairman of the Central People's Government, and information related to staff and patients.