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To want to hold all the meetings possibly can, cannot presume to suggest anything about the Chinese, might have at the end of the time showings of the films that have been proving very useful in this work; of course, what policy is adopted towards the admission of English-speaking Chinese to these meetings, I cannot suggest. Certainly, there were no ill-effects in Shanghai. It is impossible to dispel distrust unless you have an opportunity of putting the policy before them. The matter is treated as a problem of public health; when they realised the effects, these public health points were what they directed their attention to.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR
The most opposition will come from the Chinese who do not speak English. There must be no public showings of films; it must be done by invitation.
.RS. ROLFE
Could the Commission have an opportunity of putting the public health aspect before the Chinese who might be expected to object and see what their attitude is.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR
It might be done through the Secretary for Chinese Affairs.
DR. HALLAM asked whether the provision of facilities for free treatment might be arranged through the Chinese dispensaries.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR
The question of providing free treatment at these places is one that the Principal Medical Officer will look into.
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When the opportunity of putting the policy before them. matter is treated as a problem of public health; when they realised the effects, these public health points were what they directed their attentionto.
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR,
The most opposition will come from the Chinese who There must be no public showings
do not speak English.
of films; it must be done by invitation,
.RS. ROLFE.
Could the Commission heve an opportunity of putting the public health aspect before the Chinese who might be expected to object and see what their attitude is. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR,
It might be done through the Secretary for Chinese
affairs.
DR. HALLAM
asked whether the provision of facilities for fred. treatment might be arranged through the Chinese
dispensaries,
HIS EXCELLANCY THE GOVERNOR,
The question of providing free treatment at these places is one that the Principal Medicul Officer will
look into to,
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