CO129-472 - Others - 1921 — Page 428

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advertisement as, to the local facilities for treatment

should appear regularly; other points illustrated in suitable

popular advertisement leaderettes periodically: warnings as

t: the urgent need for immediate treatment after exposure to

infection: information as to the curability of the diseases

in their early stages as opposed to their intractibility

after neglect, etc., etc,

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We have provided the Colonial Secretary with a complate

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 know the available facilities

for free treatment which has been adopted and found

satisfactory is by the affixing of notices carefully dram

by the Medical Department in all men's public conveniences,

the cloak-rooms of works, firms and business houses,

suitable places in the quarters of all Government employes

(police barracks) and in any centres share numvers of the

hospital-using population congregate,

FILRE.

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

lean to responsible people,

We also recommend that films of service in public

health propaganda should be purchased by the Health Depart-

mant,

Good productions exist illustrating the prevention of infant mortɛlity, tuberculosis and venereal disease,

In addition the commercial shovings of such films as "DAMAGED GOODS" and "THE END OF THE ROAD" should be en-

the local cinema couraged under certain safeguards,