There will be lot of sympathy for those readers of this journal who, in attempting. to Fespond to the appeal for einply bottles made by. the Chinese Medical Association, found themselves baffled by the whereabouts of Tezepang Road. No. 41 in this elusive street houses the offices of the Medical Association. Tezepang Road 1s w narrow -thoroughfare which, begins almost on the corner of Avenue and Tatung Roads and goes in a north-westerly direction behind the municipal school, Shanhaikwan Road, and thence on finishes of Sinza Road. It is very easy to overlook.
Is understood, however, that intending donors of bottles need not fake them personally to the Chinese Medical Association. 'A telephone call to the association, whose thumber Is 30846, is all that is necessary, and a coolie will call and collect the bottles. The heed for empty bottles remains as urgent os ever, the shortage of containers for medicines dispensed to refugees being acute. Householders who have amply bottles—and who does not know how these accumulatet—ean do their bit towardd helping solve the refugee problems by sending them along oF, alternatively, by telephoning to the association,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.