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„ 29 Messrs. Ambrosia, Ltd., and Messrs.
Virol, Ltd.
„ 30 Messrs. A. Wander, Ltd.
„ 31, 37 & 38 Fulham Electricity Department.
„ 32 The Goblin Vacuum Cleaner Company.
„ 33 The Gas Light & Coke Company.
„ 34 Messrs. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed
Milk Co.
„ 35 Messrs. Hovis, Ltd.
„ 36 Messrs. United Dairies (London), Ltd.
„ 39 Messrs. John Knight, Ltd.
The Stands were erected by The London Exhibition Fittings
Company, St. Peter's Wharf, Hammersmith Terrace, W.6.
The above list includes many Societies who have
done pioneer work in health teaching for the general
public.
The Exhibition was open to the general public in
the afternoons and evenings during the week. In
addition to the exhibits at the stands, demonstrations
and miniature cinema displays were given at many of
the stands and in other parts of the Hall. The demonstrations
were given by the Council's medical staff,
sanitary inspectors, health visitors and the various stall
holders, while Mr. Hurford, Chief Clerk in the Public
Health Department showed organising ability of a high
order, in which he was ably assisted by-Mr. Trendell
and other members of the staff. The followingmedical
men in general practice in the Borough
gave their services voluntarily—Dr. Frew, Dr. Hanson,
Dr. Stewart and Dr. Waters, and Dr. Stowe of the
Fulham Hospital also assisted. The assistance given
by Mr. W. R. Goodchild, the Bath's Superintendent
and his staff was much appreciated.
Parties of school children attended the Exhibition
in the mornings with their teachers; they were conducted
round the Exhibition in groups of 15 to 20 and demonstrations
were given in subjects suitable to the age and
sex of the children.
The "Fulham Chronicle," the "Fulham Gazette"
and the "West London Observer" devoted a large