“…Care of Workers. 2. Proper grouping. 3. Vocational selection. …”

“…The working man had to fight for his bread and butter, and he was no exception to other people. …”

“…The Honorary Organiser was selected by the Medical Council to represent the League at the Congress, and in this official capacity laid before the Chairman of the Municipal Hygiene Section at the Congress the following suggestions for discussion:— (1) In the practical effort now being made to fight disease and raise the standard of health of the people. (2) As an economic measure, and as supplying an urgent need of the workers of all countries, "That the heat engendered and necessary for the burning of the refuse of cities should be utilised for the heating of water to be supplied from the main supply, and available to all householders, businesses, institutions and factories.…”