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Anti-TB Campaign
Letter to the Editor CRITICS of the state of affairs in U Fiji’s War Memorial ten-year campaign against tuberculosis ,re not all impressed by the bland ontention of a correspondent (July *IM), that all is well.
The correspondent, apparently ware of only one side in the con roversy, presumably missed the >oint that when the last official tatement —which he quotes—was »üblished in the local press, the jovernment statement issued in Lpril, 1949, on which the whole war tiemorial appeal was based, was re >rinted beside it.
It might be pointed out to the ipologist who wrote to the PIM, hat not one of the main points of iriticism of the campaign in terms )f the original statement has yet )een satisfactorily answered.
I am, etc.,
Fijian Wellwisher.
Suva, Fiji, August 11, 1954.
I Officer Cadet P. R. Manueli, of lotuma, who is at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, recently won ;he javelin event at the Pentangular Athletics Match at Brussels. His
throw of 161 ft 3 ins. was lift ahead of the second competitor.