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Early Life: installing the x-ray machine and radar plant at Peking Union Medical College (PUMC); most embarrassing moment in China; training Chinese to operate the x-ray machine and radar plant; research in radiation physics; evaluation of therapy and diagnostic equipment in China; problems with operating the x-ray machine; teaching at PUMC; description of radiology department at PUMC; family's and friends' reaction to decision for China; relationships with servants and other Chinese people; response to Communism; response to treatment of Chinese by missionaries and other Americans; evaluation of missionary influence at and medical training policy of PUMC; reasons for leaving China and the trip home, 1935; impact of China experience.
Publication Date
1978
Publisher
Midwest China Center
City
Saint Paul
Keywords
x-ray, radar plant, Peking Union Medical College, PUMC, Chinese, radiation physics, radiology department, Communism, missionaries, Americans, missionary
Recommended Citation
Williams, Marvin, "Midwest China Oral History Interviews" (1978). China Oral Histories. 72.
https://digitalcommons.luthersem.edu/china_histories/72