Speaking before 200 members of the Pre-Medical Society, Charles S. Burwell, Dean of the Medical School, told last night of the vast now need for trained medical men, brought about by the war conditions.
Dean Burwell stressed the point that American medical schools must prepare for all eventualities by studying the effects of the war.
Not only the actual battles of infantry cause problems in modern war but also the extensive bombing areas, which leave numbers of civilian casualties in their wake. There is above all a need for a new type of hospital which will afford protection from air raids.
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