JConsut in Canton, was among the principal speakers' at the ceremony. Jeelebrating the 100th anniversary of {the founding of the Canton Hospital.
He said in part:—Americans are proud of the tact that a_citizen of the United States, Dr. Peter Parker, 100 yours ago, was the founder of this famous hospital and that Americans have continued to take a prominent part in {ts progress all through its century of In a recent editorial in a Canton newspaper, it was stated that Internationalism is a real, living thing in ton. Alongside it ce-exists community service. These are very evident in such organizations as the {International Women's Club and the [Rotary Club, To this list I believe we should add the name of the Canton /Hospital which stands for internation al ce-operation. We should, furthermore, include the entire medical pro-
"Medical practitioners are true injternationalists, and, again, quoting the Canton newspaper editor, "To the real {internationalist, all are of one race—the human race—of one falth—the Baith that bears no animosity toward [that of another—and of one desire to live in friendliness with one another land to collaborate for common good Jor a common cause:
'"Pinally, T think I may say that Dr, Jsun Yat-sen, the Seth' anniversary of the beginning of whose medical wore Jwe are commemorating to-day, was 2 [most ardent internationalist, and he is remembered not only as one of [China's great heroes but as one of the [world's most famous benefactors.
"In closing, may I, on behalf JAmetieans, express the hope that this fhistorie mission will continue to grow jand continue to carry on the past {traditions of its {Mustrous founders."
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