The Board of Directors of the 'Qhinese Mission to Lepers held its 37th meeting on Saturday at the Shang: hhal Trust Company, 199 Peking Road. 'Among those present were Drs, Fong F. Sec, Wa Lien-ich, D. G, Lal, E. 'Tyau, F.C. Yen, Mrs. T. X. M, Siao, Miss Maud' Yen, Messrs. "Win, Vinson Lee, J, C, Lind and. C. Wu.
Dr, D, G, Lal, Hon. Supperintendent of ihe National Leprosarium of Shanghai, reported that the institution now in full swing and there is excellent morale both on the part of the patients and the staff. 'The clinfeal work ig in charge of Dr. F. Reiss, and there Is a full time technician to do the blood testing and laboratory work. Applications for admission have been Feeelved from practically' all over the country, but the management of the Leprosarium has 10 re-Jeet them with profound regret on account of its policy and the material fand financial limitations of the new Institution.
The tenth annual meeting of the mission, It was decided, will be held fon March 12 at the Sun Yotesen Pare Tour of the National ¥.M.C.A. Build-131 Museum Road. Mr. W. Hf. P. Anderson, General Secretary of the British Mission to Lepers, who is due in Shanghai on March 9 on his way to Canada, will be one of the two principal speakers at the occasion, the other being Dr, Bernard Read of the Lester Chinese Institute.
At the kind invitation of the] Chinese Medical Assbelation the headquarters of the Chinese Mission to Lepers will be removed from ite present promises, which It has cupied for the last decade at 131 Museum Road, to the newly acquired Dulldings of the C.MLA, at 33 Tse Pang Road as from Aprit 1.
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