China's agriculture also needs improvement, Dr. Grant went on, and that end the Rockefeller Foun tion annually—eonteibutes large amounts to the National Research Bureau and the Colleges of Agriculture of the National Central and Nanking Universities, each of which Is doing its best to teach China modern husbandry. The latter is doing Rolable work in veterinary preven tive medicine, a Reld almost. untouched in China in which great pro-agres is expected.
The National Health Administration of China and the Commission on Medical Education. of the Ministry of Education, two institutions of immense importance to China, are also annually receiving support from the Rockefeller Foundation for the train+ ing of several hundred health off cers, public health nurses, and Saniiary oticers, who in a few years will be ready to take up the problem of helping their countrymen.
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