Medical Milk Commissions

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To the Editor: —Permit me to congratulate you on the publication of the editorial Clean Milk Production (The Journal, January 7, p. 48). I have one regret—that the excellent summary of the subject did not mention the American Association of Medical Milk Commissions, what it stands for and the good work it is doing in spreading this gospel of clean milk throughout the country. Largely through the efforts of this organization, the number of component milk commissions has increased in number threefold in three years, and now number more than sixty in widely scattered parts of the United States and Canada. The work of members of milk commissions and of the American Association is altruistic in its best meaning. The national body needs financial assistance to spread this gospel of clean milk broadcast, to have a competent representative in the field constantly to present the cause before medical associations and