Dr, Wu Lien-teh: on National Programme CDM, SPECIAL seavieR
San Francisco, Sept. 18.
The, accomplishments of aviators in. spanning the oceans,, and particularly the feat of the Graf Zeppelin. in girdling the globe, have brought glory to the airmen but new. problems to the medi With the advent of tra passenger eoome internationalized, according leading health authorities of the east: and the west in the persons of Dr, Wu Lien-teh, of China and Dr: Walter M, Dickie, of California. The latter is director of public health for the state of California, while the former is Ching's most eminent physician and medical adviser to the Chinese Government. Dri. Wu is en route to Washington for: conferences with the Federal health: authorities, "We must begin by spending' millions where we have spent hundreds in making health internation. al," declared Dr. Dickie. "Airerat jonger. traffic is upon us and the coming of the Zeppelin has shown us that we are all one family. One nation may not be a breeding place of disease without making the entire world unsafe. We have to think in world terms from now on."
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