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St. Pancras Tuberculosis Care Committee.
List of Members.
1. Councillors.
Alderman A. Escott, F.I.R.D., Chairman.
W. C. Wood.
Councillor F. L. Combes.
,, Mrs. W. Cooper.
,, M. R. Debenham.
„ John Evans.
,, Mrs. Gregory.
,, Mrs. A. E. Lake.
„ Rev. R. S. Swann Mason, O.B.E., M.A.
,, J. A. Wright.
,, A. J. Trott, j.p., representing Public Assistance.
2. Representatives of other bodies interested in the Welfare of Tuberculous Patients.
Miss Ball, L.C.C. Schools Care Committee.
Dr. Hogarth, L.C.C. (School) Divisional M.O.
Mrs. Tibbies, St. Pancras Trades Union.
Mrs. D. Gair, Federation of M. & C. W. Centres.
Dr. J. W. Clarke, St. Pancras Medical Practitioners.
Miss Emly, Metropolitan District Nursing Association.
Miss Quartermain, St. Pancras District Nursing Association.
Mr. H. E. J. Chollwill, Manager Labour Exchange.
Miss Piper, North London Nursing Association.
Mr, Congdon, London Insurance Committee.
Dr. C. L. Mason, London Panel Committee.
Almoners of the following Hospitals:—
Royal Free Hospital.
Middlesex Hospital.
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital.
National Temperance Hospital.
Hampstead General Hospital.
University College Hospital.
3. Ex-Efficio Members.
Dr. M. Radford.
Dr. G. A. Back.
Dr. P. V. Pritchard.
Mrs. E. Bevan, Secretary.
Tuberculosis Care Committees have been established in the majority of, if not in all,
Metropolitan Boroughs, in accordance with the suggestions contained in circulars issued from
time to time by the London County Council.
In June, 1936, a circular dealing with the question of social service in connection
with Tuberculosis again urged the importance of this work, and explained that it was the
duty of a care committee to focus its activity upon the personal and family circumstances
of tuberculous persons.