To the Ealtor of the "Nonnit Caixa Datcy News Sm—St. Luke's Hospital, paper has before stated, how moved to the Cathedral Boy's School at 219 Kiukiang Road. We shall be able to receive patients from Saturday, December 4.
We shall be able to run a full Out-Patient Department sind we have 125 beds for in-patients. This hospital will be known as St. Luke's No. 1.
'Our staff, in ce-operation with St. John's University Medical School are also opening another hospital for refugees in the Academia Sinica, 3Tb Brennan Road. We hope that' this hospital. will shotty be able to commodate 200 patients. It will be largely for refugees only. This hospital will be known as the American Refugee Hospital, St, Luke's No. 2. It will receive both men and St, Luke's No. 1 will take only: men fas in-patients, the women being sent fo St. Elizabeth's Hospital on Avenue Road, the Jatter hospital also be-Tonging to the American Church Mission, St, Elizabeth's at present has between 200 and 300 beds. It has not been affected by the war but has carried on at full capacity in its usual manner, "The American Church Mission and its hospitals realize the tremendous demand there will be for hospital services during the coming winter are preparing to meet the de-Mand on as large a scale as possible
expenditure of funds, therefore we This require a large the support of Shanghai citizens of all nationalities to help relieve the aMicted of this ci "This is the third move that St, Luke's has had to make since the beginning of hostilities. These moves have been expensive and we are still unable to jet all of our equipment out of our vid buildings, We show like publicly to thank the trustees and staff of the Cathedral Girls School for the loan of their building for over three months, Our use of their building has caused inconvenience to their staff and the management of the school, but they have been helpful in every' way. The Cathedral Boys School have given us their buildings at a very reasonable rent for nine months. Their staff has fse been greatly inconvenienced and has gone 10 a great deal of trouble in order to make this building availble. We should also like publicly to thank them for their ce-operation. 'J. M. Wusox.
Superintendent, St, Luke's Hospitat Shanghai, Dee, 3
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