St. Luke's Hospital, which has been so man: fully carrying on in Avenue Haig after being! driven by fire and warfare out of Hongkew, hhog been rendering magnificent service to the! sick and wounded civilians in Shanghai at a time when every mobilizable medical ald desperately needed. It has to vacate its: tem porary quarters by Nov. 15. Its executive exhausted every possibility of finding public to come fo offer or to make suggestions from which offers may be encouraged. 'The hospital has a trained staff of doctors, foreign and Chinese, nurses and other experienced assistants—also the equipment to carry' on the care of at least 200 in-patients, It wants quarters for 300 people, as iL has 10 house nurses and assistants as well as patients Surely in Shanghai to-day there are well-disposed folk with the means to set at the hospital's disposal the accommodation needed. The Problem cannot be regarded as insoluble. The! assisting in three other institutions with a total capacity of over 1,009 patients. The appeal help in this important matter of accommodation should attract instant attention. "It is unthinkable that Shanghai in this moment of extreme {fitis should have to these such valuable minis-
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