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Fulham 1936

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Fulham]

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TABLE 52.

Occupations of 94 Men (New Cases) in 1930.

1Advertiser.1Milk Roundsman.
1Barman.8Motor Drivers.
2Boot repairers.1Motor Tyre Builder
1Builder.1Musician.
1Canvasser.2Painters.
1Carman.1Pastry Cutter.
1Carpenter.1Pedlar.
6Clerks.1Pipe Maker.
1Commercial Artist.2Plumbers.
1Coal Porter.2Postmen.
1Convenience Attendant.1Relieving Officer.
1Domestic.2Salesmen.
1Electrician.1Sheet Metal Worker.
4Engineers.1Ship Steward.
2Factory Hands.6Shop Assistants.
1French Polisher.6Shopkeepers.
1Furniture Remover.1Soldier.
2Gardeners.1Stoker.
3Hall Porters.3Students.
1Haulage Contractor.1Upholsterer.
1Hotel Valet.1Waiter.
1Insurance Agent.1Warehouseman.
8Labourers.1Well sinker.
1Mason.1Window Dresser.
1Messenger.2No occupation.
Occupations of 67 Women (New Cases) in 1980.
1Actress.2Hospital Nurses.
1Bedding Cutter.28Housewives.
1Braille Copier.4Laundry Hands.
8Clerks.1Manageress.
1Dancer.3Shop Assistants.
9Domestics.1Traveller.
4Factory Hands.2Waitresses.
1Handbag Maker.
Under 15 years of age.
3Boys.5Girls.

VACCINATION.
Mr. H. Davies, the Vaccination Officer, has supplied me with the following figures
relating to his work:—
Number of births registered during 1935 1656
Successfully vaccinated 910
Insusceptible of vaccination —
Unvaccinated on account of conscientious objections made
by the parents 421
Died unvaccinated 66