Dr. Miller Leaving Shanghai to Take Charge Dr. Harry, W. Miller, head of the Shanghai Sanitarium' and Clinic, left on June 4 for Canton whence he will proceed to Hankow to become medical director of a newly founded sanitarium in Wuchang. The decision to transfer Dr. Miller from Shanghai to Wuchang was made at the Seventh Adventist Mission conference held in Shanghai few days ago, but he wilt continue serving as secretary of the Medical Institution of the mission In China fond the Far East and direct its work [from Wuchang in the future.
That the medical needs in Wu-ichang and Hankow should be met has been felt for a long time by the Seventh Adventist Mission, and it was only recently that Dr. Miller succeeded In erecting a large modern fire-proof sanitarium near the East Lake in Wuchang. The new sanita-num Is twice as large as the Shang-hal Sanitarium, and its equipment will be up-to-date. Dr. Samuel Pang, the head'of the Medicine Department of the Shanghai Sanitarium and Clinfe together with other members Jot the sta(t will join Dr. Miller later, [Kuo Ain reports.
Dr. Charles C. Landis has been invited to take charge of the Shang-hal Sanitarium, of which he was /Medical Superintendent between 1919 ind 1924. At present he is operating hospital at Chico, California. Tt is Yearned that he is'soon sailing for Shanghai to assume his new duties.
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