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Miller writes to Phang at the White Memorial Hospital and states that Samuel has been like a real brother to him and that he is the man Miller wanted to lead out and take charge of the work in Wuhan. Miller comments on his soy protein food sales in 1943, which was larger than that of Loma Linda Food Company. States that the Chinese Government has expressed interest in a milk-drying plant. Also comments on hearing that the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists wants to start a medical school in China.
