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AheJveiJOeeereiIoeJe_

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u given the House of Ccrrr -.i. ntatlrllv conunittee by i i 8.1M" general dirrczoi- ‘ ;ue of Ctlllildll.

in, the figures us a increased venereal >blem in Canada, said attuned in a szirvcy con-

inc end the l-Iozilth Lmugue. .c 913 Toronto ullj-kSiClflllS and e1 tlJIl otcd uticstioiiriazrcs.

l tllAs year, 525 new male

CT? "w to .1 of 94 were under treatment in

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ft ‘H3115’, or a total of 393.

lc on the subject oi infection nto, the general director Mild

ti. t crises oi‘ early syphilis finder, (‘dlifiwflfl- Canning‘ Sugar

iwrvitntciit in the Generxil Hospital, If was suggested that peqple' ____

1.4; .1 liigscd from 41 in i037 toi should be informed that premarital oTrAwA_ June 9 (cP)_D]5'J-]. or r9~ medical examinations and Vblood bgginn of guggr for canning pur-

u HrWOIIlEH who attended a To~ tests on all expectant mothers were poggg between provinces was mode

i o iiratmcni clinic on May 28. valuable Pro-employment and public today in a written re ly

eiyli‘ were housewives, and the oc- cuiintion of the others included: Bcxmaker. postal clerk, chiirwormm inspector, housekeeper. privgie niirc, drpartmcnt store cleaner, \\‘i'll"'(‘.‘~S. laundry sorter. photo fin- isher. marker. munitions worker, fFffiiifionist, trimmer, office clerk. liiilffii-flrl. bank clerjx, machine. oper- asscmbler. machine binder. scrzer _for bottling company. cigar Sui“ ‘girl. _ Twelve were single, l5 miiiccl. six separated and three wncwed,

He appended to his brief a state- ment based on social ease sheets shoiving that nine out of ten male Dotients were infected by casual "pickups" and that out of 60 cases ciicsen {it random. there was no rl rct evidence of money being pnid. Not all the infections were acquired

v HORREBLE! Yes-But Actual Picture From Greece

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feed the only to them-

Uiu \ zlllti it hilt umes sour-e] in Canada back to i916.

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Einnclnled liy hunger this poor Greek woman lics deed in the slrccie m‘ i-‘rcece, hcr only crime tlmt she wne a (lrcek living iicni-i-iully- in the country iiefon- it was occupicd by Germans. Cnnlriliiifiiiiis Iiy (‘iiiuuiizins to the Greek War Helical/uni] will help send food to (lrecce Io prevent such horrors iie th .

IS THIS TO CONTINUE? Your contributions to The Greek War Relief Fund or

.. e_ i“ wilful‘; ‘ifiyviinderstondln thet the

people of Greece- .¢--,t tltfllll[lt mi. contribution will s» w the G MME_________ ______ __._..__._-.._ iiooness---—-— — — — — -—----

Pleoee nelie checks payable to Greek Wer Relief Fund end v , {oi-were tn Mr. A. ant-rm. Bllllt of Montreel. Charlviltwvfl-

UFGS lll TOFUIHO Dr. Hfliflfs traced the beginning of dislocation of family life. with thou~ nave the eficrt to control \('ll(‘l'£‘8l disease sands of young people living sway, For the‘ from ordinary home restraints. first time since i932. when. as an isnvfyta dqfnn ETA

'l$lii'f’_ the Federal Gov- ernment uintlrcr." its fiizzincial sup- gram, requiring the cooperation of program, a. all the great national organisations beiwith the health and tween the UClllllliCll, the Provinces ihorlties. The whole problem of the uclic was made possible delinquent boy end girl and what ntly re established grants society could do to reduce delinqu<

ECOHOnlY

port of the llllllollill szrong cc orcliiniied iirogrtuii and the

by the re

control at Ottawa

As part of the new Canadian pm- i adieu scheme to bring all national (,5 me insfiiutioljg 113,1 yegum- i, gram. Dr. Bates said that an at-vassoclatlons into the campaign. The

' tempt suns: be made to keep physicq Health League of Canada was avail- | recent, able to bring these organisations. 911d 43g m“, femaie 0159p ,1 stlfilltiilc developments in the treat- and a greotq variety of mialler ‘ A text-i bodies into close affiliation.

inns informed as to most ment of veneral disease.

league's

a valuable part of

periodic examination of industrial workers. including the Wassermanni test and widespread use of the test considered. m 5W1‘) congratulated the military authroities on institu- tion of the Wamermiinn test for suggested that include N for military duty. Men in the latter category, if syphilitic. were just as liable to be< come charges on the public funds as those with acceptable physieel

in hospitals should be the doctor said. m?

nrmy recruits. but the examination should those not acceptable

standards.

Discussing the legal phase of the

OI CAN-ADA,

~| ‘;,;i-_.i1;,- by me Amdemy o; and zi di\'lS.0ll of veneral diseasecnci; was part of’ the veneral dis-

T: onto. These figures were coin‘ bflflk 0T1 the Sublet‘! hffli We" We‘! tn those of 1937, ilie yziririlimfii Hilde? the 1st previous survey. when the‘ mid was being distributed gratis to‘ demand for diction to curb the meri- .11 m; “~35 230 male and 173ip!i_vsi1'i?iis by F‘ciicr?.i ziiid Provin- iciwl hceltfi departments. A set of lectures in nursing schools had been the professional‘

auspices to as a good indication of the eublic

venereal disease problem, Dr. Bates said that law enforcement end edu- cotnn should work hand in hand

to check the use of hotel rooms for h

illicit contacts. There were many instances on record of infection be-

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Bert who

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IN EN June 9 — (CP) — Happy d bombinl grounded

effected

me yee-re

old cmee between e sheer do: e greyhound. mode hie fret efteu- sneaking on e. Royel Air - i ee etetion s0 often he wee y ellowed to Ito .

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help l"

ANKARA, fdent Inonu will pic's perty conlrees tomorrow in what Turkish quarters eeld would be e speech of consider ble import- ance. deellng with the ‘ellgtuetion ee well ee lnternel

ling contracted under such circum- istances. Laws m!!!" b‘ "m"!!! ‘for regulations o! texioebe. hired Ieuwmobiles and dafiice galls‘; licens- ing legislation for ote an room- fing houses mlght_be needed. All ‘of these presupposcd accurate know ledge and some publicity before re- Isults might be achieved.

The church, the home end the isehool had a grave responsibility ,with respect to the moral phone. Sex |delinquency came not so much from

a lack of knowledge as to the func-

ition ef sex but from failure on the of life. _ "The other conception is based onlwfiwd . He was e member of tle~ Faneuil ongregntfonal Ohurch and was ec- ve in the affairs of the church ce its incorporation. He was a past president of the Men's Club. He was also a member of the Beth- i esda Lodge of Masons, a Past Noble! Grand of Nonantum Lodge .0. .I 1'5. and e member of Liberty En-' digs, camipment. He was the oldest direc- tor of the Brighton Co-operative‘ Bank in points of years and service. ' Mr. Stewart, is survived by his (Maul-can) Stewartp 0y B. Stewart of Fan-g

part of the church. home end school to inculcate sound rnorel prin- ciples.

In reviewing the social and wel- ifare phase, Dr. Bates referred to

He referred to the American proP

311D)‘ Bil-

| ‘ease problem. He suggested a Cen-

A recent Gallup Poll was referred‘

ace of venereal disease.

DiStriiJItYJITJfQ

given by Finance Minister Ila ey

in the House of Commons to oues-

tions by Tom Reid (Lib. New West- n

The pro rate distribution among provinces Riven by the Minister to- day. totalling 99.383.000 pounds, was: Prince Edward Island. 825.- 475 pounds: Nova Scotie. 4418.000:

25 :

itoba 7.291.825: Saskatchewan, 8. 211.600; Alberta 7,350,900; British Columbia 7,280,400.

POSTED OVERSEAS

MONTREAL. June 9 Groun Cent. J. C. Bryens. com mending officer et. Rockcllffe. Ont. es been posted oversees. it wes announced today et heeduuerters

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of No. a training commend. B. C. 00o

A. r. Group Cent. Bryene will be succeeded by Wing Cmdr. D. D. fin y. present commending ef- ffcer et Yer-mouth, N. 8.

PERFORMED 71000 MARRIAGE!

5'1‘. DOUIB, June s (Am-Ro- bert B. Best, former Justice of the pence who cleims he performed n.- 000 marriage ceremonies. wee mer- ried himself April 20 to Genevieve. Merle Boecbert. St. Charles Coun- ty records show that. the bride was born July 25. 1080. end is 12 you-s old. The marriage is the third for . is 4e were old end e grandfather.

Goes ‘Grounded’

‘Four ilanaiilan A Airmen Honored

LONDON. June l0 (OP Cable)- Four Oenediorie who broueht home ell! bomb-

eouver. t). I. . IO. G. ( ) oGlod- re of Ohemeinue, B ., D10- ug. m Toronto Die Iuished .

ineld th bomber. B lied ‘beerlahlt by inceffdiery bomb! from n fellow raider.

eft twisted

The h l!!! night , out of control. efleine end fills with smoke. Bherk findi- ly checked the dive end I06, to hue by alternate? earl‘

ggsaviinghleporte-n et

Two other crew inembese belied out when the plane eeught fire. ' The seventh men, Flt. Sgt. G. I. D. Murrey of Montreal. returned with his four eemiwilom- ' The orew fou ht the fiemee while

struggle wl

in l landed euoeesefully without rud- er control.

itival Conceptions 0f Empire — Smut:

CAPE TOWN. June 9—(OP)— The vent struggle in which the greed nations of the world ere involved today is in its essence a struggle

sud Prime Minister Jan Christ aari

which he said furnished a most app- ropriate occasion to recall it. General Sm/uts continued: "One concept-ion is based on the pi‘ clplee o! freedom, goodwill and co-operet-

for the common good of all and for the development of civilized wsyr

dttlllfllllhtilOll, oppression and exploit- n on. The Prime Minister spent his 73rd t1

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Birthday Fund whose organizers gave him 150,000 pounds i$675.000\ which he handed over the National War Fund to aid South African soldiers‘ families and wounded sol-

Indian Question

Another step in the settlement of the status of people from India in South approval of the sale of 600 plots of land in Riverside and Durban, in Natal for 1101151113 purposes. The sale was recommended for unrestric- ted public auction by the works cem- mittee of the Durban city council. The chairman of the committee said the sites were choice ones and represented an honest effort to meet the demands of Indian residents in their assimilation within the Union of South Africa.

Housewives will help run the Joh-

advlsnry committee consisting of o farmers. market agents, buyers’ re- presentatives. distributors

ist in the management of the mar- tributioui. Native Miners’ Weges

The gold producers‘ committee of the ‘h-ansvaal Chamber of Mines has presented a memorandum to the government commission a pointed to examine wages and cond tions o! natives in the gold mining industry. Housing, feeding, hospitalization, ro- creotion and other amenities always being improved, says the memorandum. In addition. import- art/t; concessions havefbeenflmode.‘

verogc comings o no yes n January i948 were two shillings, threepenee (51 cents) for each shift worked. other benefits such es food, quarters and medical attention were estimated st. about the same amount per shift or a total of $1 r shift. Other evidence ooncerne the ex- cellence of hospitalization for 300,

natives at present employed in t-he mines. The hotel oxpendlburegg the mines for native wages in 1 erg‘ nearly l3,000,000,000 pounds Minister of Commerce Wllgrson announced here his department's future Dolley would not be limited to protecting industries but would help them in their development. However. they must seifsfy the gov- ernment that their products ere necessary to tho nation end theit they maintained e decent standard of living for their employees.

iloyal Naval llnit Touring Maritime:

Pe-ed I1 0mm IIONOION, NIB, June 9 —(GP) —-A Royal Nevy unit, the only one of its type oin the North Amer continent, passed through Mono

reide e-re over for J beoeuee h h- tnde fly- I

ego, 0mm. e ‘lo-year end l hi. i

Twice theyhug bim ml eiterj from slim-ironic “i eould not re-enter. The es.

INOKU TILIPILI June a (Ari-Pm- - eddreee the peo- l

tarnetion- u.

[trip ie the first since us errlvel

tndey enrouta north. Ahuge bus-like truck, it. wee brought from Inl- lend about I yoer ego end. ete- tfoned in News Seotie. The preeent

in Oenede. i

Purpoee for which the truck wee designed wee not reveeied. Lieut. Oliver Elliott, R.N.R.. chlree of the unit, said it would probably visit ell Meritime navel centres in

crew of four

(No word u province has been received by novel euthoritles here).

IATOIIEL! I0! WHEN!

Smuts in an Empire Day message hi!

birthday (May 24) as a guest of his sill

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widow. Annie e son, Dr. R. Africa was the government eull; s. daughter, Mrs.

tihltJth

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between two conceptions of lilm ire and Janet Bryson Stewart.

ing the tare BLICKOLg‘ imd ‘vivn w er qi 11min Whom" "

ion within the wide human group. hllndYi-‘g 01 ‘P1081618. among whom

no character end one who pos-

e. kindly d

still of Jenkintown. Pa; n sister, Mrs. Samuel Macleod of Bridge- town, Prince Edward Island: a niece Miss Jeanette Metheeon, who has made her home with her uncle since childhood; end six grandchildren“ Harold F. Still, Jr.. a senior at Am- . herst. College; Barbara Jean Stewart, a Junior College. New London, N.H.; Irving R. Stewart and Roy 3., Jr. Congregational Chllfllll annesburg Newtown Market. An was filled for the funeral services n Tuesday afternoon. In the large gathering there were representatives end,of the various organizations with housewives has been formed to ass- iwhich Mr. Stewart was associated. members of ket. The idea is to prevent maldis- families. old customers. neighbors and friends. Dr. Harry W. lid-interim _ pastor Church. and Rev. Eerl W. Douglas, executive secretary of the City Mis- sionary, oond-ueted the service. Mrs. Marjorie Schaller Schoon- lmaker. church organist, presided et the organ. Honorary bearers were Walter H. Parker, Edward . Henry Fitzpatrick, President of the Bright- are on Oo-operetfve

and

the

Macdoneld, Frank 0'Keef Rob- ert Dnlnell, Everett MscLeod end William T. Bflger. Interment was in Evergreen Cem. etery with , Rev. Mr. DOlllfll8l conducting the committsl service. The profusion of beautiful floral tributes gave mute expression to ti“ fir“? m“ ld r. ewe wee he by .11 who lmew hi

Rev.

Says Good flan Game From This War

TORJONKIO. Juno 0—(OP)

‘not good will Ill” 1mm thll VIE-Y if the lessons of yeeterdey are Mi fortgotten, Sir Olive Beillieu. United Kin d e “ i"? iiriu s-"*.."ii..i.i:i~c of the K all): “d” m a

in; of the Oonedien manufacturers eeeoete.

lion.

sir 01m seie on Anew-Am!!!” pertnersh would

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we gslige Britain end the Uniwd 9W4" did not mete clear to Qf‘ wig g pom! M. Wllldl end British Winlen would stand. mum- the ieiieuiey we! t» iooletlonlem. ‘Th? ":1. a am" mi n on

amcerixgke heart in i-M h“ "l" cf he ver seen ‘2..“’...‘.i€i‘.‘.'l‘.l€i‘. .d.'..“.‘. in t». due course. ‘the truck eerriee e P"): 'mh“°"‘g:'?;dmun4m' u d‘,

missing end imn British

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bend Pnderick . lend, president eocietion of Mnnufeotiircrl.

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J. Watts, J

ere learning et first

Orewford of the Netlariel Al-

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Harold F.

Jean still: , senior at Colby;

Robert Duncan

older Brighton

Bonk. Franklin

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Dr. Kimball end

esteem in which

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- Britain's wmis m u» be ieeu the w“ whimng om “l: with In officiel sewiiei nenobee W- HQ I44"! "i" a "i s; m l would" ‘m, mg ‘gm. the NMA should hold e conference flee thot worn by women of the with induetrlel orgenfeettone in Cenedlen Servleee aiiiiietaieg, 139v no; st i!" QM, ti" end economic -wer problemefi

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uch n con erenee eould be en uable eid t4; the g0

of our countries by promoting thet kind of international understanding snd trade which in tum wou eliminate the causes of internation-

economic

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, t, vioe-che-irenan of thgvifuliiifrtledhsfittee War Production Board. said the recent announce merit by the Board that the United States hed completed the tell! 01 gmrlng industry for ell-out Wll’ should not result in e let-down 0f effort.

'"I‘hiero'e n lot t-het lies ahead end it will keep us. on the home- front, working st we aired w m be it thet our nieii in the filh. eeiwleee t ell the shooting they -enore then enouflly w keep the Axle on the defensive.’

lieu lined 0f Atlantic Commend

UITAWA. June 0 -(Ol‘)~MAl-' Gen. L. F. Pill, D.8.0., ll. 00m- muuier o! Osnedlen Anny troope in Newfoundlend, hee been eppoint- ed Generel Officer Commanding- in-chief Atlentle Commend, sue- eeedfng Mei-Gen. Williem H. P. . D-l.O . W110 ll mtfnnl on pension. defence heedqusrtere announced todey.

Gen. Pele wil be succeeded in Newfoundland by Brig. R. I‘. Phel- en. 13.10..

The mmend will teke effect "in the very neer fut- ure," Defence Ileedquertei-e eeid in e bri lenient.

Gen. took ovu- the new Atlentie Commend in the summer of 1M1, eftnr yeere u meet- er-Ienerei of the oninenee et heed-

ertnre hm. Gen. Pele wee ep- lnted to the Newfoundlend poet n December, 1041.

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