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We have provided the Colonial Secretary with a complete set of such advertisements which have been extensively used in this way. Some of them would perhaps be suitable for issue in the local press, and could be adapted and translated for use in the Chinese press.
Another method of making known the available facilities for free treatment which has been adapted and found satisfactory is by the affixing of notices carefully drawn by the Medical Department in all public conveniences, the cloak-rooms of works, firms and business houses, suitable places in the quarters of all government employees (police barracks) and in any centres where numbers of the hospital-using population congregate.
We recommend that films of service to parents and teachers, such as THE GIFT OF LIFE, should be purchased by the Education Department for use in the schools, and on loan to responsible people.
We also recommend that films of service in public health propaganda should be purchased by the Health Department. Good productions exist illustrating the prevention of infant mortality, tuberculosis and venereal disease.
In addition, the commercial showings of such films as DAMAGED GOODS and THE END OF THE ROAD should be encouraged under certain safeguards, e.g., the local cinema managers should be authorised to show the films provided that literature supplied by the Colonial Government is distributed at the meetings, and free publicity is given on the screen to the facilities provided by the colony for treatment, and any other information the Government consider it desirable the audience should receive.
We believe that the National Council would be willing to grant to the Hong Kong Government permission to use their copyright for any publication issued by them and considered useful for distribution among the Hong Kong European population. The popular pamphlet HOW TO FIGHT VENEREAL DISEASE might be reproduced and circulated, or obtained direct from the National Council, Great Britain, at the cost price of...
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We have provided the Colonial Secretary with a complete set of such
adverti arments which have been extensively used in this way. Sto me
of them would perhaps be suitable for issue in the local press, and
could be adapted and translated for use in the Chinese press.
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Another method of making know the available facilities for free
treatment which has been adapted and found satisfmoto ry is by the
affixing of notices carefully drawn by the Medical Department in all
public conveniences, the cloak-rooma of worka, firms and busin-
ess houses, suitable places in the quarters of all do vernment emplo yes
(police barracks) and in any centres where numbers of the hospital-
using population congregate.
FILES
We recommend that films of service to parents and teachers, such f
as THỂ GIFT OF LIFE should be purchased by the Fducation Department
for use in the schools, and on loan to respänsible prople.
We also recommend that films of service in public health pro
paganda should be purchased by the Health Department. Good pro duct-
ions exist illustrating the prevention of infant mortality, tuberculo-
sis and venereal di sense.
In addition the commercial showings of such films of audatáima
** *DAMAGED GOODS" and "TH" YND OF THE ROAD" she uld be encouraged un-
der certain safeguards, e.g., the loonl cinema managers should be
authorised do show the films provided that literature supplied by the
Colonial Government is distributed at the meetings, and free publicity
is given on the screen to the facilities provided by the colony for
treatment, and any other information the Government consider it de-
sirable the audience should receive,
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We believe that the National Council would be willing to grant
to the Hanging Dovernment permission to use their copyright for any
publication issued by them and considered useful for distribution
among the Hongkong Furopean population. The popular pamphlet "HOW TO
FIGHT VENEREAL DISEASE" might be reproduced and circulated, or obtaine
direct from the National Council, Great Britimin, at the cost price of
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