It is hoped that this work wilt become permanent. Tuberculosis is one of the major health problems that confronts the nation.
With the recent organization of the Shanghai Anti-tuberculosis Association the expenses involved in making the former convalescent camp into a permanent hospital has been instituted—a great forward step in this public health problem. The same organization aims at a preventive campaign with preventive work done in schools and anti-tuberculosis clinics, which campaigns, have dope so much to control the se it other lands. "At present it is issuing its first Annual Anti-tuberculosis Christmas stamps under the able leadership of Mr. Kai Chun.
The following are directors: Messrs.
8. K. Alfred Sze, W. W. Yen. C. R.
Bennett, N. Jordan. T. F. Huang, E. S. Tyau, N. B. Doodha, D. V. F. Yapp. P. S. Page, S. Sze. O. S. Jaspa Lec S. Huizenga. F. H. Patersc C. McCracken, N. P. Chu, W. S. Fu Y. Palud, L. D. Cie. K. F. Chang. T.
C. Yen and Vu Ya-ching, Mrs. Kai Chun and representatives of the British Women's Association and American Women's Association.
Contributions for the work at the Tuberculosis Hospital can be forwarded to the office of the association at 41 Tsepang Road, through any of the directors. Membership is sought io insure a strong association and a vigorous attack upon a disease that is making strong inroads upon the people Silhouettes
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