Mrs. San Yat-sen, who has recently returned to her Shanghail residence in Rue Molitre, says that! he women of Canton are interest. ed in all progressive movements put forward for the betterment of} their b ud their city. Mrs! Sun herself is a college woman, having been educated at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, and keeps in touch with the educational and economic movements of the day, aa wel] as being a keen politician and genuine aid to her husband.
One of her special interests has been the establishment of a Red Cross Base Hospital at Namyung, Kiangsi, the concentration camp of Dr, Sun's forces, which is doing a splendid work. The staff already consists of 14 men and 12 women nurses and it is hoped to increase the personnel. "I am anxious to be able to return to the hospital as speedily as possible," said Mrs. Sun recently to the writer, "as I have ordered so many supplies for the hospital and am eager to install the equipment."
E. P.
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