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Bromley 1932

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Bromley]

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REPORT OF THE BROMLEY CHILDREN'S CARE
COMMITTEE FOR 1932.
Executive Committee.
Chairman and Honorary Treasurer:
Mrs. A. G. Mann, b.a., j.p.
Honorary Secretary:
M iss E. H. Carter, 1, Homefield Road.
Local Honorary Secretaries.
Wharton and Plaistow Miss E. H. Carter.
Valley Miss Pooole-Smith.
Aylesbury and Masons
Hill Vacant.
Bromley Parish Miss Bush.
Bromley Common Mrs. Foster.
Raglan and Addison Mrs. Freeman.
Burnt Ash Miss E. H. Carter.
Bertram Pearce, Esq.
Alderman F. Isard.
E. C. De'Ath, Esq.
Dr. K. E. Tapper.
George Weeks, Esq.
Miss I). Beddome.
Dr. G. II. Stinson.
In presenting this Report for 1932, the Committee
think it well to explain that owing to a note sent to
the Education Committee in March, 1932, stating that
"as the Education Committee had power to give Dental
and Tonsil and Adenoid treatment free to necessitatis
cases, the Care Committee would no longer pay for these
treatments." Therefore, though more work has been
done, the numbers may be lower.
A brief summary will show to some extent the Committee's
work. The following cases have been investigated
and helped: —