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Dream Hospital ...
The hospital depicted here exists only in the hearts of
men and women who are losing the grim battle with cancer.
And in the imagination of other men and women who want
desperately to provide a haven for these victims in need of
hope and care to sustain them in the few months or years
still remaining to them.
Actually, there is not a single such hospital anywhere
devoted exclusively to these unfortunates who may be
beyond the help of medical sciences, but who are still
certainly in urgent need of hospital care. And only a
limited, woefully insufficient number of beds available
to them in other hospitals.
During the long years of the war we gave up our plans
for the building of this dream hospital . .. Hope Institute.
Bu t now we are more than ever determined to see it
rise in stone and steel. A model hospital, the first of its kind
. . . cheerful and comfortable in every way ... with more
the atmosphere of an apartment hotel than of a cold institu•
tion. Where the patients, depending upon their condition,
can enjoy the warm hospitality of lounge and dining room,
or retire to the merciful seclusion of a private room.
What do we need to build this hospital now? You .
Every dollar or penny you can scrape together for it.
Whether or not you know this tragedy from bitter personal
experience ... the tragedy of whole families, endlessly
frustrated in their determination to care for a doomed
member ... give as generously as you can. Please fill out
the coupon below and mail with your contribution. It will
make this hospital more than a dream.
TUE NATIONAL CANCER FOUNDATION
GRIFFIN BUILDING
85
F IIA NKLIN STIIEET •
NEW YOIIK
13,
N. Y.
NAME _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ADDIIESS _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Make checks payable to Abbott Kimball,
Treasurer of the National Cancer Foundation.
TH;E
NATIONAL CANCER FOUNDATION
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AFFILIATED WITH
SPONSORS OF GOVERNMENT ACTION AGAINST CANCER
THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ";:HE CARE OF J\.DVANCED CANCER PATIENTS