The Archive · 1937

Workers Injured by Shrapnel

Shanghai, Oct, 6

Two females working in the Sing Yue No. 2 Mill, Robison Road, were injured by, flying shrapnel at' about 5 pan, yesterday, of Mr, Ernest H, Teng of the Shanghai City Government, Emphasis must be placed on the jexeeptionally up-to-date department for the special treatment of patients by various light rays. It is li the skilled hands of a foreign doctor, whose name was not disclosed. The modern equipment of this department provides X-ray for diagnostic purposes, "infra-red and. ultra-violet toys for the rapid healing of wounds, short waves for the treatment of ankles, joints, infection of bones, ete, and "X-ray therapy for major infections and broken bones. Under such sclentifc and highly specistized are, the patients are expected to recover much more rapidly and well, There are several well-kept wards, fan operating theatre, a pharmacy an everything necessary to run the hospital, as the organizers put it, "economically and efficiently." The entire furnishings, equipment, linen, ete, have been donated by venous private individuals, in addition to sums of money for the upkeep ul the hospital, 'A large matshed has been erected at the entrance to the grounds to house the administration offices und reception room,

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