TEMPORA mutantur! When the plan of sending physicians and nurses to Palestine was first discussed it was intended only to replace those who had been taken away by the armies, by expulsion, and by death, to afford medical aid to a population sorely in need. At first it was to consist of only a very few individuals. Gradually, however, the number was increased as the news of larger requirements became known to us. So a great Medical Unit has developed, large in the number of physicians and nurses, fitted out with splendid equipment and with vast stores of drugs and medical supplies. But the growth
MISS HENRIETTA SZOLD