At the same time a9 the exhibits were open, health lectures were being given to students in the various educational institutions as medical colleges and nurses' training schools, middle schools and universities. At Chungshan University almost 2,000 students listened attentively to Dr. Kim's lecture on "Health and National Prosperity," given in a com-Dination of Mandarin and Canton-exe, after which a cinema film on malaria was shown. Also at the Whangoa Military Academy more than 2,000 prospective military officers listened to the health message. To a class of mothers who registered early, daily lectures on child care were given.
Cordial relations were established with the Health Commissioner for the city of Canton and his staff of medical" workers. They not only asked for supplies of literature and posters but also for the loan of a health films which they propose to duplicate. The Director of Public Works is also a returned student and deeply interested in improving the sanitary conditions in Canton. This is evidenced by the city imcampaign has already reached other cities. On the return trip, stops were made at Swatow, Amoy, and Foochow where hearty invitations were received to conduct similar Four Million People on the Verge of Starvation. campaigns in those cities. At Amoy a first-class modern waterworks Fuom Ove Own Connzsroxpet system was established a year ago Peking, Dee. 15. by & Chinese engineer, Mr.
Ling, an American returned
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