WIRELESS FOR THE SANATORIUM.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19610, 4 May 1929, Page 19

WIRELESS FOR THE SANATORIUM.

T0 TH« «I»ITO« OF TBI I»R»83. f-;„ -Mav I, through your columns, ho* very much 1 hnvo appreciated *£,iw«le™ .- (1,.. Wireless Fundl for fiawwtfon • m feature in vour appeal, to my md »» s 1,, ° proinptifude with which tlwy 'rKF'" I ''' 1 , , t TW»r<;iil>*i" -s a long-drawn-out tim*#- on' 1 Ulut Lalu ' s a i * r ! ile a XI time to d-v.10,, Bufhcicntly to "J, vmptonw. and it may take much 2rWre*« and restore tho patient to *Li coin para lively good health. It is iJT often simplv n matter of lying Hill in bed and waiting whilst Nature 2*. b«r buttle against the deadly in-!JE_-tho germ of tuberculosis. jUft, both physical and mental, is J, ihWt anchor in treating tutorJJLji, but that must, and actually Si become ledums and irksome, if it Jrnot judiciously interspersed with Lb, amusement and recreation. Wirer!T»t certain intervals during the day will thus lie » great boon to our bedMtienti. nn.l will bring them into £Leh with a world I nun which some hart been out of torch for many years. ft i„ probably only those who come jnto daily contact with them, as I do, |h»t realise t' wonderful spirit of uotimwm and contentment that prevail* amongst nil the patients in the pronation 'Hospital. I thank you, Sir, on their behalf, for the assistance of your paper and far your readers' help, and also Mrs J. C. Holme*, who was partly responsible for the appeal being made, and who it, twr ready to come forward nd «r* ut a helping hand.—Yours, etc., I. C. MACINTYRE. Cbabniere Sanatorium, May 3rd.