Through the Journal I would like to contact ophthalmologists who would be interested in
doing a tour of duty with a Mobile Eye Care Unit in Newfoundland for perhaps a month …

An attempt has been made to meet the ophthalmological needs of the population of the
500,000 square mile Mackenzie Zone of the Canadian Northwest Territories by the use of a …

To the Editor.—I am enclosing some photographs of the first Mobile Eye Care Unit to be
constructed in Canada. I have been working on this project for the past three years and it …

The Association met in the rooms of the Chicago Medical Society, and was called to order by
the Chairman of the Com¬ mittee of Arrangements, Dr. JE Colburn of Chicago, who …

AMERICA surely still remains the land of comfort and of plenty and the home of exuberantly
kind and hospitablepeople. I have just had the happy experience of attending the annual …

In response to some general questions, Dr. Ewing wrote this account of the plan of the elder
Dr. John Green for training assistants for his private office and for clinics with which he was …

Last fall CMAJ published a paid advertisement for an optometric symposium. Half a dozen of
Canada's 750 or so ophthalmologists phoned or wrote to protest the appearance of the ad in …