In another reference made to al of three doctors for the staff of the Shantung Christian University School of Medicine at Tsinanfu and it interesting to learn that Dr. H. Balme, dean of the school, who! has just returned from extended leave at Home has been instru-! mental in obtaining the assistance of three further recruits to help 'n the important work which is under-! taken by the school. These include such men as Dr. F. H. Moss, of Oxford, spoken of by Sir William! Osler as the ablest student who! had ever studied medicine under! him at that iversity, Laurence Ingle, demonstrate of} Anatomy at Cambridge, and Dr. Stanley Ellis, who gave up a consulting room in Harley Street. and a post on the staff of Guy's; Hospital to become the first professor of radiology in the School of Medicine. When such men sacri 1 fice what they do to bring knowledge to China and do so on very meagre allowances, it is well that Britons in China should know of it. Tt is to be hoped that this School of Medicine, which is manifestly doing all in its power to help itself, should receive every support from} the British community in the Far East and it is to be hoped that that support will eventually mean that men who come out East to do this work do not have to do it on meagre allowances, but on some remuneration nearly equivalent to what would be the worth of their services at home.
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