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LOUIS

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B.M.A. PLEA FOR NATIONAL ALHAMBRA

WAR ON

DISEASE

"Doctors Too Busy

For Proper Work"

THE marshalling of medical services all over Britain for a nation-wide attack on disease was foreshadowed by Sir E. Farquhar Buzzard in his presidential address to the British Medical Association at Oxford.

Declaring that the war on disease had to to new hemm Conducted On wasteful and l-organised system. Sir Farquhar envisaged the creation of health centras" in each district from which would he controlled all the medical ser. vices in that area.

He also suggested the provision of a central training school for men and women anxious to devote their lives to medical re- search.

Park, During a parade In lisde London, one of the Guardsmen falut- ed owing to the intense heat.

The association decided that the suggestions in Sir Farquhar's policemen carried him away. speech should be considered by its council.

Sir Henry Brackenbrury sail that the sum required was not so enormous, and the financial state of the nation was improving.

Later he remarked: "I submi! that the nation owes 'us more than it has ever paid us." Conimenting on the presidentini address, a Ministry of Health spokes- man said to a Daily Mail reporter: "This department will naturally can. sider carefully and sympathetically any suggestions made by Sir Farq- har Buzzard or the British Medical Association as a whole."

DOCTORS OVERWORKED

In his speech Sir Farquhar said: "The chief law in the medical service which has evolved in this country dur- ing the last century is lack of time. Both general practitioner and con- sultant, to earn a living wage, are obliged to undertake far more work than they can deal with efficiently.

"The day has passed when any doctor can legitimately pretend to <arry on as an isolated unit ready to meet all the requirements of lits patients.

"I envisage a central board in each

1,621,000

Words

Were Spoken at Inquiry

Gresford Colliery disaster inquiry, the longest Mines Ministry inquiry on record, which concluded last month, lasted 38 days.

Verbatim official report comprises 38 volumes, running into 3,070 pages of close typescript,

Aggregate of 1,621,000 words was spoken. Questions addressed to witnesses numbered 12,364, Concluding speeches of Sir Stafford Cripps (for the miners) and of Mr. Hartley Shawcross (for the owners) each exceeded 150,000 words.

Disaster occurred in September, 1934. cost 265 lives. Bodies of all except 12 remain entombed in the pit.

Two

BARE LEGS OUT': STOCKING

SALES JUMP

district, based on the chief hospital. STOCKING sales in the West End of London have

with representatives of all interests and institutions concerned with the health of that district,

"Its chief duty would be to coordin

ate all the preservative, preventive,

and curative services in the district, to avoid overlap and wasinge, and to assure the public that is financial con-

tributions to the colamon cause of

health, both voluntary and fried, are

ud to the best advantage."

increased by just 25 per cent, this summer. Two years ago talk of "tanned, golden-brown legs" brought about the biggest slump in stockings since ankle- length evening dresses.

Now, finding that by August their legs are still winter-white, women are covering them in golden-brown silk. Not even the spartons can claim that legs mottled, mud-splashed, and bristling with goose-flesh have charm.

Fashion, too, is beginning to realise that the athletic strain which brought women in shirts, to the sea fronts shorts, and down-covered legs lacks the attraction-of-feminine modesty.

Plotting A Revolution

WORLD CRUSADE BY

OXFORD

GROUP

By GARTH LEAN

FINE BUT HARDY Manufacturers have risen to the occasion. In 'colour, range, and style, stockings show a variety, greater imagination.

new

A new British weaving process now pro duces hard-wearing stockings of gossamer line- ness. As tough as their cotton ancestors, these stockings produce an attractive bare-leg effect while covering a multitude of skins-and sins. For dieters there is the slimming stocking, shaded at the ankle and calf, designed to give line

DRAWN from all over the world men and to be legs without the agony of starvation,

women were in Oxford last month

plotting world revolution.

They are the happiest revolutionaries I

or the ungaluliness of fat. flabby bare legs,

Seamless stockings, in natural browns are also selling like hot cakes,

For the most part, women are prepared to acknowledge that a tailored stocking, with a high than a rain-splashed leg.

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have seen. You can pick these Oxford clock and neat square heel, is a greater attraction LAST 4 TIMES TO DAY Group people out of any crowd.

I found Dr. Frank Buchman,! leader and founder of the Group, at a "council of war,'

He has dared to demand revolu- tion in 50.countries almullaneously- a revolution by consent, which shall Gud in control of policy at home and abroad.

"Ench nation must produce its ow leaders," he said to me, "and I

lead.

Alleged In

Impersonation

Court 20 Years Ago

here to stimulate others team APPLICATION for the reopening of proceedings which were dis- posed of 20 years ago was made at Brighton County Court "Everybody," he added, "wants recently by a woman who alleged that she had been impersonated to see the other fellow changed and during the original proceedings.

every nation wants to see the other nation changed, That's the trouble with the world to-day,

"The Oxford Group is convinced that if you want to change the world you have to start with yourself.

Miss Estelle Katherine, Craft, ufj Browning-avenue, Sutton, formerly living at Hove, applied for a new tmal of foreclosure proceedings, the hat is what we are doing in Os suggestion being that she did not! ford this week-end.

"If one individuat' is changed afsign a mortgage und "that she was) thousand can be changed-a inillon, not aware of the foreclosure pro-

whole nation. We are seeing this ceedings. change in many countries to-day.

A NEW HONESTY

The solicitor concerned in

the

20 CLAIMANTS FOR HAUPTMANN

REWARD

Trenton, N.J., Sept. 3. Claims for the $25,000 reward offered by the state in 1932 for ap- of the kidnapper of

"In this way the man in the street original proceedings was the late Mr. John Charles Buckwell, a former eun become the man of the hour.

"We have been hearing amazing mayor of Brighton. stories from all over the world of Appearing for Mr. Buckwell's ex-prolension how changed Individuals

have ecutors, Mr. Kenneth Thomas applied Charles A. Lindbergh Jr., cannot be brought about new and better re for an adjournment on the ground paid, Attorney Gen. David T. Wilentz lations between employer and that Mr. Webb, a material witness, zdvised Gov. Harold G. Hollman. iations between employer and worker was on holiday in Germany.

because the monty has never been understanding rand new honesty and

Mr. F. H. Lawton, for Miss Croft, appropriated. There are more than between competing interests."

tele said that there was no imputatlon 30 claimants, mo Dr. Buchminn showed grams from all over the world de-against the professional conduct of nunding visits from teams of the any parties concerned, but what was urged was that his client was im- Oxford Group.

She the judges's request, to write her One cable transmitted a message personated by someone else.

of New bad had a nervous, breakdown, and signature for comparison with that from the Prime Minister Zealand and another from the Fin-was an inmate of a hospital ut on a document in court. ance Minister of Chine.

"This coming week great house parties are to be held at Harrogate, Birmingham, Exeter, Oxford, and Cambridge," Dr. Buchman told me.

| Lambeth at the time.

Ordering an adjournment until October 16, Judge Jones Intimated Miss Croft told Judge Austin Jones that his inclination at present was DOW that she had never been in a solle not to make an order for a tor's office, and she complied with triol.

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