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Ex-service patients have been looked after in conjunction with the
Ministry of Pensions, the British Red Cross Society, the United Services
Fund and the British Legion.
266 certificates recommending and renewing treatment allowance to
these patients have been granted.
The relationship with the local medical practitioners has been most
cordial.
I append tables and statistics of the work done during the year 1926.
I am, Sir, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
J. T. CROWE,
Tuberculosis Officer.
Staff of the Tuberculosis Dispensary to whose Salary contribution is
made—
Tuberculosis Officer: J. T. Chowe, l.s.a., l.h.s.s.a.
Secretary and Dispenser: F. Nightingale (Certificate of the Society
of Apothecaries, Loudon).
Tuberculosis Nurses: M. E. Bennett (Cert. Royal Sanitary Inst.)
F. C. Rogers (C.M.B.)
F. Jay (C.M.B.).