Dr. Manget of Huchow, who has been helping in the Kwangshe hospital reported, when arriving recently, that his own hospital at Huchow is stripped of all equipment and belongings, even to beds and bedding. Mrs, Fitch then asked permission from the club to allocate to Dr. Manget half the donation she had received for Hangchow, as the greatest need there is now past, and Dr, Manget wil need some sort of equipment in Huchow to carry on. There are many wounded and sick there, and he wishes to return.
Permission was readily given for the change in plans, and Mrs. Fitch expects to get through to Hangchow with two truck loads of medical and other supplies within a week or ten days.
Minutes of the previous meeting were then read and approved, and Mrs, P, W. Kuo read the treasurer's report, Mrs. Chauncey Wu, secre-y, read out correspondence from ihe Shanghai International Red Cross, thanking the club for a donation of $1,000 and from Dr, W. S. Fu on behalf of the Child Refugee hospital acknowledging the second payment of $100 towards the outpatient's department Another letter from the Birth Control League was read and discussed in open meeting.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.