The Archive · 1923

Progress of Medical School

From Our Own Correspondent

Hangchow, Nov. 17.

The British Consul has not been able to make much headway with the officials and has returned' to Shanghai. The pro-Chinese spirit is so developed in this province that it looks almost like antiforeign; at any rate it makes the foreigners feel they are not particularly wanted at present and Treaty rights do not trouble them. Mr. J. W. Brooke has just paid a visit to see Hangchow Hospital New Medical School, which he is building, rising like a castle in the air.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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