New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 11

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AV Chicago, April 14.-—In providing | for the care and treatment of former service men, the United States is es- | tablishing hospital facilities which |later can be used for the benefit of the people of the country, according to a letter from President Harding, received today by Matthew O. Foley, | executive secretary of the national | hospital day committee. | President Honors Plan President Harding indorsed the ob- ance of National Hospital Day, B 12, and commended the move- ment sponsored by hospitals of the| country to acquaint the people with the purpose and scope of hospital service. More than 4,000 hospitals are enlisted in this movement, and have planned programs for National Hospital Day, including “open house' for the community, graduation of nurses, and exhibitions of X-ray, diet- ary, occupational therapy and other departments. “I was pleased to learn that you are going to cel ite National Hospitai Day again this year, on May 12, the annive! y of the birthday of Flor ence Nightiugale,” the president wrote “I feel that it is particularly worth while to continue this obhservance at present, because of some things which have lately come to my attention with regard to hospital and hospital serv- ice, both m this country and abroad. America has led the world by a lopg way in the development and mainte- nance of modern hospit and in this regard our facilities are superior to those of any other community. Yet, by reazon of the extraordinary demands for care o bled men of the world war are a long way from adequate equipment. “I have been told that in some of » Luropean countries, where a very e hospital establishment was | created to meect the requirements of | the war, it has now proven almost| impossible to obtain the necessary en- | dowment funds and community inter- | est in these institutions, to keep them doing the 1t humane work which | should be car by them, wheth- er in war or in pea # Usetul Faciliti “For myself, I have felt that in es- tablishing the wreal hospital facilities | which are ded for the soldi we | a week |ing to | gr'es ring a dupe. He said he Jant anatomy and | hing in the an-| m that can be id. “One| | received here today from Professor B, | Marquesans know. H. 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