Dr. E. G. Gauntlett Describes Work Among Wounded In Army; Great Advances Made in Treatment HE invaluable work done by the Red Cross and the R.A.M.C, in'war time was described last night by Dr. E. G. Gauntlett in a talk over Station XCDN. Dr. Gauntlett briefly reviewed the progress made in army medical surgery and in the treatment of Giseases among the troops, paying tribute to many great research workers who found cures for ailments which had never been anticipated.
He ended with an appeal to all Shanghailanders to contribute to the Central British War Fund, which sends money to the Red Cross, so that the Red Cross may never have to refuse any request for comforts from wounded soldiers or sailors, or from the civilians who have suffered in the air raids on Britain.
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