-Shanghai Visitors Attend Simple Ceremony vast A Comesronseer Mangchow, June 29.
'An' importart= event "in medical circles here Is the recent amalgamation of the Shanghai Orthopaedic Hospital which was founded owned by the late Dr. W. S. New and the Kwangehi Hospital of the Church Missionary Sociely.
The oMfelat amalgamation took the form of simple ceremony which was held on June 26 in the building of the Kwangehi Brarch Hospital Pine Tree Hill just outside the city which. is. at. present being used as an orthopedic block, Among those present were Mrs. w. 5. New, Dr. D. A. Li (Medieay Offer of Health, Shanghai), Dr.
(Chita Medical Association) Mr. Chow (Mayor of Hangchow), Dr. LIP, Tau, Dr. 8, B. Chang (Medical Oinece of "Health, "Hangchow)," Dr. W. L, New together with the medieat Superintendent and members of the Slat of the Kwangehi Hospital." A. {elegram was received from Dr, Sra who was unable toe present 'The meeting opened with the Sing: ing of the favourite hymn of the late Dr, 'New and then the chairman's 'Adiress after which the banner on Which was inscribed the modified ame' of the former Shanghai Ortho~ picdie Hospital was hung. Dr.
New then formally handed to De. Sturton. (Superinierdent of the Kiwangehi. Hospital) the records the Shanghai Orthopedic Hospital. Dr, Sturton replied suitably and then followed: speeches which covered 8. News life and work, connec: tion with the Kwangehl "Hospital, high Ideals, loving service given to his patients whether rich or poor, his love for children and his hope that some day there would be hospitals ard trained workers for dealing with orthopedic patients throughout China, Modern Treatment Dr, 'Tseng, resident orthopedic sur goon' on the staff of the Kwangehi Hospital who had worked with Dr. Now and who was carrying on his Work under the new arrangements, ave a brief description of the modern orthopedic. treatments that she had studied. In a recent visit to America fand Europe. She explained the methods she was using at present and the developments she hoped to see in the facilities made available in. China for carly diagnosis of cases, requir= ing orthopmdie treatment, specially children, She also oxpresied a hope that In'the near future funds would be available for erecting a building designed for the carrying out of treatments and more suitable than the block In use at present.
"After the meeting visitors wore invited to inspect the building and the patients then having treatment, 'The veranda beds were occupied by 20 little tots clad mostly as Mother 'Nature meant them to be undergoing the later stages of treatment and having adequate doses of fresh air and sunshine. 'They look a great Interest' in the proceedings, passed tors, ard took great pride handwork, "drawing, weaving and basket-work.'Thelt' smiling" faces, vitality ard. plump bodies, compared With the. miserable puny untreated children went far clooper than more speeches to emphasize the nood, of nereasizg facilities for this treat-
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