Shanghai has suffered two great losses by the deaths of Dr. J. W. Jackson and Dr, C. Bennett, both of whom passed "away in England. Although Dr. Jackson left Shanghai for Home fifteen years ago, he will Jong be remembered as senior partner_of the "J" firm. He practised in Shanghai. 22 years but in spite of the pressure of work he found time to associate himself with the community's needs, serving as a Governor of the Shanghai General Hospital and also willingly placing his services at the disposal of the Municipal 'Council in dealing with problems of public health. Dr. Bennett, who was Medical Superintendent and' Secretary of the Shanghai General Hospi since 1927, was another member of the medical profession whose memory will long be honoured for in addition to his arduous duties at the Hospital, with its daily burden of sorrows' and tragedies and human is, he was able to practise many kindnesses in a quiet and inobtrusive manner among the many unfortunates whom he encountered. While there will be general regret at his
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