Assisted Chungking, June 9.
Scores of mission and private liospitals throughout China will be benefitted by a sum of $1,200,000 set aside by the Chinese Government for the purpose of assisting hospitals, in the form of drugs or cash, which have been treating air-raid victims, wounded or sick soldiers, and refugees in war areas.
Dr. Wallace Crawford, of the West China Upion University in Chengtu, is reporting on the needs of hospitals in West China, Bishop R. O. Hall of Hongkong is taking care of the coastal provinces, while the Kweiyang International Red Cross is handling the south-western part of China.
It is estimated that about 100 hospitals will receive assistance from the Chinese Government.—Reuter.
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