presided over meeting Doctors on September 6, 918, following recent suggestions in the "North-China Daily News" that a British Red Cross Unit for Siberia should be formed and maintained by the Shanghai British Commu: The meeting decided that the British medical men in Shanghai offer their services to look after wounded or sick patients sent to Shanghai from the Siberian front. Also that if unit was urgently needed at the front, the British medical men in Shanghai would do their best to work together to make it a success.
As local Hon. Secretary of the Royal Army Córps War Memorial Fund. Dr. Marsh collected in 1919 a tribution of over £600, of which one-third was generously donated by the Shanghai Race Club.
In 1923 he was on the SMC.
Commission on the sale of Noxious Drugs and Poisons. In 1924 he was on the Pure Milk Commission of the S.M.C. when the recommendation of me appointment of a Municipal [Veterinary Surgeon was made.
In 1930 he was Chairman of the Hospital and Nursing Services Commission appointed by the S.M.C. to make a comprehensive investigation into the Hospital and Nursing Ser-Shanghai with special re-to both the foreign and Chinese Communities. Owing to departure on home leave in October
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