Resolutions having an_important ex-Presidents of the uniting Associa tions, The Shanghai Branch of the M.A, Sir Elly Kadoorie, The Conference Secretaries, and other hosts for their kindness and hospitality during the Conference, 7.—That in view of the great shortage of doctors China, trained in modern medicine, this Cor Jon the medical future of China were ference records with much" satis Passed at the final session of the faction the decision of the Govern Chinese Medical Association held at ment to establish more speci the Lester Intitute on Oct. 6 with medical schools the country. Dr, Wa Lign-teh in the cha. hopes that the Government may, The resolutions, presented by the addition to its own, encourage the Committee on Resolutions, were establishment of these schools by passed without amendment. competent bodies under private They read: a spices; but in order to safeguard standards the Government is urged to joint at an carly date a detailed minimum requirement and ctrti= to ce-operate with the Government colum for thi type of schools.
promoting. the development of The following oticers for' the medi I scene and eencarch in this [opening blenslum were proceed country "ind cordially assures: him the. Nominations Committee (con of full" support, whenever "the|sisting of the ex-Presidents"of the Government invites the expert ser-us) and. elected Vices of the various Councils con-the meeting stituted by the Association.
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