The rabies outbreak which is at resent menacing the Colony is considered perhaps. the most alarming one in some years. Despite the fact that the authorities are. doing. their utmost to combat the outbreak, fresh, cases seem to be reported at regular intervals. Curiously enough the condition seems to be confined to Kow-
Joon and the New Territories, and following the death from rabies of a'small girl in the Kowloon Hospilal, stringent regulations regarding the muzzling of dogs have been enforced during the past few weeks.
In view of the number of new cases that have been reported from time to time and in order to deal with the outbreak at its source, as it tenes ce-operation," theo Gus increase in the number of adul utes figures showing the tremend-
Students since 1928 and suggests that the development ofa spirit of Te-search would be "desirable. fu the ese of Students of higher education "The report stresses the. desirability developing technical "education based: on the. requirements of New China. "Tt Suggests the. introduction of small industries, traditional and Modern, to enable farmers to add to their income Finally, the report proposes. the broadeasiing of lectures to" all parts of the country and says it is essen tial to develop a system of inspee-Hon of schools "of all' grades, especially primary and secondary.—Reuter.
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