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SEX EDUCATION FOR

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IN CANTON.

APPEAL TO HELP FLOOD VICTIMS.

IV HEALTH SERVICES. AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

PUBLIC HEALTH. Special attention is now davoted to the promotion of public health. The following important objects aro aimed at by the Bureau of Public Health this year:-

(a)-Clearande of sewers:-After replacing the old sewers, with now ones, a sanitary system will be isti troduced to kill all the germs and mosquitoes,

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(b.)-New public conveniences for men and women this year. All the construction expenses to be paid fram receipts from the night soil

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CHILDREN.

SIR ARTHUR THOMSON ON

RETICENCE.

"AVOID "FIGLEAF

VERBIAGE."

IMMEDIATE NEED FOR LARGE SUM OF MONEY.

London Mar. 21-An urgent ap- peal for funds for the, relief of suf- forors from the floods in China was made in a letter appearing in "The Times" this morning.

Professor Sir Arthur Thomson gave, at the Ladies' Carlton Club,'|

The letter declares that Sir John London the first of a series of lea Hope Simpson, the Director-Gen- tures on the sex education of the eral of the National Flood Relief child. These lectures have been Commissich in China, states that Hygiens Council and the National diately provided he "will be unable arranged by the British Social unless additional funds are imme- Council for Mental Hygiene. j

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to carry on the work now. in his "One of the great difficulties in hands..... Arthur,in the fact that we know John Hope Simpson considers facing this question," began Sir} The letter, goes on to say that Sir almost nothing at all what the child sum of £100,000 a month is imme thinks about it.We can only get diately useded to enable the neces to know this by recollecting ourary minimum amount of work to

own childhood.

Be carried out.

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(o.)-Examination of foods:-In

"In our modern life our children order to check the spread of infes

Ho is of the belief that recon- are getting further and further struction of the dykes must be exe." tious diseases, strict regulations have been issued by the Bureau of way from the life of the country,cuted during the next tirse months Public Health. All cold drinks aromating and giving birth.

with its every-day education of it a repetition of the disastrous subject to examination before they

floods, of last year arg to be avoid- ed this year. are allowed to be put on sale.

(d.) Public Bath and Public

"It is generally agreed that we should try very hard not to anti- cipate sex interests in the child, Dining Hall: Plans are being, but it is so easy to be too tardy

drawn for the construction of a public bathing pond and a public dining hall. These will be con-- structed by the tax farmors.

(e.)-Druggists:-Druggiets

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Among the signatories to the letter are the Archbishop of York, Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, Sir Charles Addis, Sir James Arthur Salter and Sir Frederick Whyte, formerly Advisor to the National Government of China,

and to wait till some school com panion has told his discoloured and vulgar tale. It is also agreed that we should take care not to register themselves with the frighten a child; and that we should Bureau of Public Health. Regula.avoid any discussion of the abnormed, with an office in London to re- tions governing the qualifention of

al and pathological until adolos Ceive subscription.. druggists are now under revision.

conce becomes woll advanced.

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The Hospital for Infectious Dis- suses, situated at Ching Kong is in need of expansion to accommodate

Ravicence an insult.

One of the greatest youthful;

more patients suffering from infee-difficulties is due to an absence of

A small committon has been form

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CARELESS DRIVING" CASE

DISMISSED

MOTORIST WITH CLEAN RECORD SEEKS COURT VERDICT.

A motorist who insisted on being summoned after receiving a letter which he regarded as a "censure from the Commissioner of Metropo-

offence or accident. He had not oven been ebecked in any way by the polion. When the road was clear

overtake a car, but a constable 200 or more yards ahead he began

then stepped out into the road and signalled to him to stop. He did this quickly, and & collision oc curred. This he attributed to the constable's unjustified interference.

"Most Objectionable." Mr. J. J. Franco, for the defence, said that the letter from the Com missioner of Police was most objec tionable to his client, for it was written without hearing Mr. Penn, and was a form of censure." In ef

tious diseases. This will cost abous clear pictures and what is meant NO EXORANGE OF WHEATlitan Police won his case at Croy, focb.it said: "I am not going to

$10,000:

A steam insect-elirainating room at an estimated cost of $10,000 is to be established to guard against the spread of infectious diseases,

A sulphur-pump at a cost of

by malo and females If we are going to give correct instruction wo must make up our minds to call

spade & spade. "

It is the vague, illusionary, analogical, and incomplete which

FOR COAL WHILE MILLIONS STARVE

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don County Police Court...

Arthur H. Pens, a banker, of bake proceedings, but don't do it Berlin, March 19-Little hope W., appeared to answer a summons

Wiltoncrescent, Knightsbridge, again. If you do, this will be

brought up against you' was held out in authoritative quar-by the police alleging that he drove motoring cutcheon clean would Any man who wanted to keep his ters to-day for the realisasion of a

a car without due care and atten- naturally prefer a judgment on the

35,000 will be purchased for the doos harm in a child's mind and Proposal made by the Argentinetion in London-road, Mitcham, on matter. by d logal tribunal which

cleaning of vessels and houses in caso of the appearance of plague.

Attention will be paid to the hygiena of brothels in the city with a view to reducing infectious dis

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causes half the mischief. It is time to be done with reticenca, which is

an insult. We must avoid all loaf verbiage."

Who was the best person to struct the child on these matters?

Government to exchange part of the December 7,

Evidence was given that after the

would have all the evidence before

it.

Argentina's huge wheat surplus gagainst some of the coal dumped alleged offence had been reported to

nt all pitbonds throughout Ger-Now Scotland Yard, Mr. Penn re- said that the evidence was very com- Mr, R. M. Chart (the chairman) in-many's raining areas. It was point caived a letter from the Commis-fflicting. The Bench feit that the ed out that e similar suggestionsioner stating that after careful Prosecution had not proved its case, A hospital at an estimated cost Sir Arthur aid that the most na made recently by the Brazil Gov consideration of the ease he would be dismissed.

and therefore the summons would of $100,000 to be built in the out-tural answer seemed to be the par-ernment, to barte, coffee or coal, refrain from taking further steps, skirts of the city for tuberculous eat, but the parent was certainly came to nought in view of the host bub would feel bound to take the people,

not the right person if he (or she) of economic and political difficul- circumstances into account if Mr. GERMAN COAL FOR BRAZIL. felt the lenat embarrassment. Nor ties militating against the realisa Penn should again be reported for wore parents the right people. ustion of the scheme,»

an alleged offence.

PAYMENT TO BE MADE IN less they prepared themselves for

COFFEE. AND OTHER the task.

ARTICLES

A crematorium is to be construct ed at an estimated cost of 810,000 to burn the remains of persons whose deaths were due to infectious dis- cases...

The first stage of the work in constructing the new Municipal Hospital in Kam Tzu Wan has been completed, and the medical appa ratus and equipment, purchased from abroad, have arrived A por tion of this hospital will be utilized as an infant asylum. A sum of $20,000 is still to be paid for the construetion of the first stage.

The examination of herbalista Gased in 1927. A further examina tion, is to be held to give a chanes to qualified herbalista who have not sut for the examination.

Several maternity hospitals wars to be established in Siupak, Tungkwan, Yimanshe, Fahtco, and Honam for the biofit of indigent women during the confinement time.

LOCAL AUTONOMY.

"If a parent cannot, or will not,

instruction, then perhaps the best counsellor is the family doctor. For he can speak with authority, with out embarrassment, and without being resented.

The Reich, it was emphatically declared, was fully consious of the shocking fact that while over seven

Summons Issued.

The following day Mr. Penn re- pliod that as he considered there was not the alightest foundation for

or should not give the necessary million Germans were on the verge the allegation of careless driving bean received in Cardiff stating that

London, Mar. 21-Cables: have" of starvation; has was being used he desired the proceedings to go on. fuel in the Argentine, and would A summons was therefore issued.

orders for 75,000 tons of coal for the on a practical basis. At the same tion that Mr. Fenn overtook two to Germany, Payment will be made do what it could to put, the scheme It was stated for the prosecu- Brazilian railways have been given time, however it was pointed out care on a narrow road where there in cargoes of coffee and other goods. that there was every reason to view was, a bond. As he failed to slack Inquiries were at first made in the the project sceptically; as, the pre-en speed he was pulled up by a Welsh coal market, but difficulties sent system of commercial treaties constable, and a car ran into his arose in view of the fact that Bra-

and other international arrange

car from behind.

zilian firms owe £1,000,000 for ments did not lead itself readily

Mr. Penn said that he had been Welsh coal supplied in the past two driving for 25 youre without any years.

The second possibility is the teacher; but to try to delegate to the poor teacher more responsibili ties seems hardly fair, and few will accept them. Perhaps the religious teacher would help.”

No Namby-Pamby Words, It would save bother with child- the proper time. We should not ren if proper, words were used ut. use namby-panby words which have to be unlearned afterwards," said Sir Arthur. "If they are inquisi- tive, children should not have to. wait for adolescence to be, told

The system of local autonomy about these mattera," which is embodied in the programme.

As to the best type of literature:

of the Kuomintang Party is the for dealing with sex, Sir Arthur ex- foundation on which to build up pressed the hope that in future we a democratie government. During should have a book on sex educa the present period of political tion which had been written. By a tulelege, citizens are to be trained committee. I would suggest," he to exercise their four political added, "it should be a committee rights; namely, initiative, referen-of suren, including a biologist, pay dum, recall and election.

chologist, a physician, an anthro- According to the instructions of pologist, a teacher, an artist, and an the National Government, local historian." autonomy is to be put into practice within three months. The Canton Municipal Government

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has to reader every asistanea to

therefore hundred sub-wards, in each of the citizens for the complete and which a Preparatory Commission satisfactory enforcement of local will handle the registration and autonomy in the city.

sath-taking of the people.

The The procedure for the promotion Commission likewise desiste and Canton Municipal Local Autonomy of local Futonomy in the city of supervises the elections of wards; Canton may be described as follows: and sub-wards officials as well as First, during the period of prepara Municipal councillors. This period tion, a Canton Municipal Local ends with the complete organiza Autonomy Commission has been in- tion of the administrative bodies augurated as a centre of activities for autonomous activities. Second, for assisting citizens in their pro-when the above is completed, the paration to establish Ideal auto Municipal Assembly, is to be or- omy, Publicity of all kinds has vanized and thy citizens exercise! boon issued for the purpose of arous the rights of initiative, referendum. ing the interest and enthusiasm of and recall. After a certain periodi the citizens in the movement for time, the Mayor shall be elected local autonomy. Simultaneously by ponular votes. It is at this tim the Commission divided the city, that the mity be entitled to be called into thirty wards and over four as the "Model Reconstructive Dis Oontinued of foot of next column.); triet.".

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