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Report of the Medical Officer of Health.
In Streatham:—
Broadwater Road Special.
Christchurch.
Hearnville Road Special.
Hitherfield Road.
Holy Trinity, Upper Tulse Hill.
Immanuel.
St. Andrew's, Colmer Road.
St. Andrew's, Polworth Road.
Furzedown Demonstration.
In Tooting:—
Derinton Road.
Roman Catholic, Undine Street.
In Wandsworth:—
All Saints'.
Convent of the Sacred Heart, West Hill.
Earlsfield Special.
Elliott Central.
Frogmore Special.
Merton Road.
Roman Catholic, North Side, Wandsworth Common.
St. Michael's.
St. Thomas's.
In all 31 schools remained free from Diphtheria, compared
with 28 in 1912.
In three schools, viz.:—All Saints', Putney, Swaffield Road and
Clapham Parochial, it was necessary to have swabs taken from
the throats of the children, and in Swaffield Road two, and in
Clapham Parochial one, were found to give positive results, while
in All Saints', Putney, these were all negative.
The Medical Officer of Health, London County Council, instructed
the teachers of the Departments in the schools concerned
to exclude all children suffering from sore throat, and to forward
particulars to me on special forms supplied to them.