The January number of "The Chinese Medical Journal" (P.U.M. Peking, M$1.60) is full of articles lof interest to the profession and it {Gives "particulars of the fzrangements made for the amalgamation of the National Medical Association of China and. the China." Medical Association "(formerly the China Medical "Missionary." Association) into the Chinese Medical Association April next. It is hoped that. the union of those two leading Medical Associations will have beneficial sults and thus crown @ movement to which great impetus was given at the Conference of the National shout that instruction as back Eich' relatively large number" of Shureh and school Nor mast it then drawing attention to the importance from profession in of the. journal receiving support the] China. He rightly points out that it is only by the direct interest of the medical' profession in matters nearer and nearer to" Greene angers of unsatisfactory legis can" be avoided. This" well-edited organ of medical opinion provides a usefal Tocus. for such vigilance, "The Hongkong Education Jour-pal" "(Hongkong University) for December has come to" hand and it is well in keeping with the Teputation of the University under Whose auspices it is issued. tionalists here will find a' thoughtful article from Afr. L. Forster on The New Curriculum in China. Afr. G.'W. Reeve deals with Child Psy: chology, and the reproduction diary of an English: woman teacher throws valuable lights on the. trend educational developments in Europe, This is a very creditable production.
A small pamphlet has been resist ate to Mhor sibility of commercial flying in Hongkong.
The Reval Danish Ministry of administration of Denmark together with appropriate illustrations. turally a deal of given ition of the to agricultural industry, and that industry Denmark leads the world. An attractive. chapter is that which in nearly twenty pages discusses Greenland and its explore. tion from the early days. Emphi is laid on the international cha ter of the efforts made to explore this remarkable Arctic territory. The Danes have assumed leadership of the scientific conquest of the country, but they do not forget, as this handbook shows, the other ni tions to whom gratitude ig due, Progress made by the Eskimos in' Greenland from the precarious life quit it the question whee thee it" will be possible to. arrange opening. up of the country and abolition of the. monopoly. withe out touring down too much. of wh fens now been built up, is being cussed among." those: know Greenland and admire" the italo nation "up The experiences of the Courtauld Expedition receive added " interest in the light of this authorita
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