Beginning at 1 o'clock on Wednesday, May 25, in the
Community Building and lasting till Saturday evening,
there will be a chest X-Ray clinic. This will be one
in the series of such clinics held and to be held in
Douglas County with the idea of detecting cases of
tuberculosis sufficiently early to make it possible to
do something worth while about them.

It is expected that the public schools of Lawrence will
be served Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday
forenoon. There will be occasional short vacant periods
during this time when others might be attended without
waiting long.

It has been found more convenient as well as time saving
for everybody to take the people in groups. Please call
in, 462, and make an,apnproximately, appointment for your
group. Regular operating hours will be 10 to 12, 1 to 5,
and 7 to 9.

There are separate dressing rooms for men and women.
Friendly assistants will be in attendance. We hope to
have arrangement for taking bloods for serologic tests.
There will be a view-box and continuous clinical explan-
atory lecture.

We are fortunate in getting X-Ray film for this clinic.
The war needs have made it impossible for many people
to get X-Rays as they desire them.

H. Le Chambers, M,. D.,
Director

Douglas County Health Unit
Lawrence, Kansas