1939-04-28 — Page 5

Friday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

April 28, 1939.

DONALD DUCK

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EUGENICS LEAGUE

Steady Growth

Related

At Meeting

That the Eugenics League did not try to solve the poverty problem by means of birth control but upheld the right of parents to decide the number of children they should have by giving then advice was stressed by Mrs. P. S. Selwyn-Clarke at the annual general meeting of the League, held at Alexandra Buildings, yester-

day.

Prof. Gordon King was in the chair, and after referring to how the League came to be founded, he said:

There has been a steady growth

in the amount of work undertaken

by the Tengue. It was soon found

that the elfile in the Violet Peel Health Centre did not meet the whole

consequently need, and

a second clinic has been in operation during the past year at the Kowloon Mater- nily and Child Welare Centre, Plans have now been made for the opening of third clinic in the Tsan Yuk Hospital.

Attendance at the clinics has shown

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Patients' Itecards

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fancy. Turning to the economie aide, of the picture, it is easy to see at a once through records that the cllalc in attracting the type of patient for whom It was intended. Only a small, nonly of the patients (less than) per cent) have a family Income

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To me ns a newcomer to the League, it has been a matter of

of more than $100 a month. In the ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 k.c.) over in some detail

The great majority of cases the income Is the the

by Д careful routine

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12.49 Liszt--Ilungarian Khapsody No. 1 and No. 3.

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1...... Berlin State Opera Orchestra cond. by Prof, Herman Abendroth; Hun garian Rhapsody No. 3......Grand Symphony Orchestra.

1.00 Time and Weather. 1.03 Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Elsle Carlisio (Vocal).

the medical and social records of the considerably below the $100 revel, Helen Lockhart (Contralto) | (from Annees de Pelerinage—Llsz!), I patients who have attended

actual clinics during the past year. Count-

average gure being whose hus- ing the attendances at both the Violet $33.30. Many patients was a total of 470 visits pald by 331 among the figures, and for the most Peel and the Kowloon clinics there bands are unemployed are included patients. A full medical and social art these women and others who

story was taken of each patient, are unable to afford any payment, Radio Programine Broadcast by

alient receive free treatment and advice. followed

Z. B. W. on a Frequency of 846 k.c's. unsuspected cause of ill health want the Colony, living on the lowest second examination. Not infrequently some The fact still remains, however, and on Short Wave from 1-2.16 p.m. at a large section of the population and 8-11 p.m. on 9.52 m.c's. per found during the examination, and

H. K. T. o satisfactory, increase during the the patient referred

for level of necessity, is almost entirely elsewhere first three years

of treatment.

12.00-12.20 p.m. Relay of Service A League's appropriate

special out of reach of the pro section of Intercession

the League. This 13 the

from St. John's existence as shown by the following effort has been made to follow up w firures: 1930-1937, 135 patients and all cases, and there has been a great of birth centrel in Hongkong and

ich constitutes

cm Cathedral. the real problem

12.30 Simon Barer at the Plano. in 199

284 Improvement in the number of cases China, for whilst Ita need for the attendances; 1037-1038, patients; 1936-1939, 331 patients and returning for further examination nowledge of birth control is greatest, kirey); Sonetto No. 104 Del Petrarca "Islamey" Oriental Fantaisie (Bala- since the appointment of a trained is ability to carry out even the social worker in December 1938.

simplest of menauren is almost totally Several

facts interesting quipped with personnel and clinic emerged from a study of the 331imited by ignorance and apathy.

ilities, and is in a position to deal patients. The average age of the with a considerable increase in the patients is slightly over 31. The numbers of patients, attending the average patient has already had alx Unics. The most important task children, although only four, have thead is to make the services of the survived. Of the children born alive elintes known and to encourage the over 20 per cent, died during in-

170 attendances.

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Finally, I should like to urge that we do not allow ourselves to adopt any norrow or restricted definition of the term "Eugenics," The Oxford English Dictionary defines the word

"The Eugenics as

aclence which has for Its object the production of fine ifspring." Eugenies has its positive na well as its negative aspects, and

it is essentially the positive which must prevail in the long run. A full programme for a League such as ours should include facilities for pre-marital examination and advice, adequate ante-natal, Intra-natal and post-natal care for the mother, as well

as follow-up work for the child, in the Infant Wellure Clinic. Other organisations already exist, and in- deed are working side by side with

1. which have ante-natal care und)

contribution

to

infant welfare work as their special abject. The particular which our own League 15 making

well rounded programme Is the provision of facilities for an Important art of post-natal care, namely the "rovision of information and advice

the

NEWS IS KNOWLEDGE

QUESTION: Which is the largest library in the world?

ANSWER: The claim to be largest is now advanced for the Library of Congress in Wash- ington. It is sold to contain 9,841,494 volumes and pam- phlets.

Q Is the Congress Library also the most important?

A No; that distinction is held by the British Museum Library, followed closely by the Bibliotheque Nationale, the State Library of France.

Q. How many volumes and manuscripts are there in the British Museum Library?

A: Moro than 4,000,000. The French State library con- tains about 4,500,000 items.

American

as to how spacing and limitation of Mexico the family may be planned by "arents. In this

way we believe that 1 Jarse

amount of human misery may be avoided, a great wastage of finborn and Infant lives may be prevented, and a contribution made 'o Eugenics in the widest sense of the term.

The Joint Hon. Secretary, Mrs. P.. S.-Selwyn-Clarke-said that with ́a

view

to obtain better results in attendance of patients at the clinics,

a memorandum had been issued to

There's A Gold Mine In The Sky- Fox-Trol; True Confession-Fox- Trot (from the nim)....Roy Fox and Denny Dennis: So Many Memories His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain by (Woods) Eisle Carlisle (Vocal) with Orchestra; The Cowboy On The Cross-Eyed Fox-Trot! Silvery Moon And Golden Sands Fox-Trot....Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain by

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Sweetheart (Hart-Grundland) Elsie Carilate (Vocal) with Orchestra; Souvenir Of Love Fox-Trot (film Salling along); Trusting My Luck- Fox-Trot (film 'Sailing along">

Roy Fox and His Orchestra with Vocal Refrain by Denny Dennis.

130 Reuter and Rugby Press, Weather and Announcements.

1.10 Dvorak--Quintet In A Major, Op. 81.

Arthur Schnabel (Piano) and The | Pro Arte Quartet.

2.15 Close Down.

4.00 Relay of the Dance Orchestra from the Roof Garden of the Hong- konr Hotel,

Two Dreams got together; (b) Stop!

stol Benting around the Mulberry Bush; (c) Heart and Soul; (d) Don't cross your

Angers.

6.14 Records: On The Beach At Bali-Bali (Meskill-Silver); I Met My Waterloo (Boswell Schwartz) Connie Boswell

well (Vocal) with Bob Crosby and His Orchestra.

0.21 (a) One Song; (b) If Dreams come true; (c) Love is where you And It (d) A-Tisket A-Tasket.

6.35 Records: The Punch and

Machinations Judy Show (Black); Dance Of The

Feared

Mexican City, Apr. 27. The entire Mexican press yester Chinese medical officers, as they were day published a "secret" document

Raindrops (Evans). ...Rudy Starita (Xylophone) with Plano and Saxop- hone; "The King Steps Out Weitz Medley The Keyboarders (Two Pianos and Drums)..

0.44 (0) Cowboy and the Lady;; (b) I found my Yellow Basket; (c) Confessin"; (d) China Town.

constantly in contact with the poor revealing the plans of the United 7.00 Closing Local Stock Quota-, mother, who was the person the States Toneve was moet anxious to serve. Tehuantepec for canal building.

to buy up the Isthmus oftions.

B. B. C. Recording--“Songs | Arangements had also been made The newspaper sphereby sisters of Chinese hospitals worms of the dangers arising from

Ultimas Noticias From The Shows"

A Programme of Tunes from Eng. vere to receive instructions as to the the scheme for Mexico, recalling the lish Musical Comedies, arranged and methods of birth

control at the thady story of the Panama Canal produced in the London studios of Tinies so that they in turn might be construction and that Columbia had the British Broadcasting Corporation able to explain exactly what the to pay for it.

by John Watt.

'unction of birth control was.

Policy of League

of the

The paper declares that giving up Cast: Anona Winn; Olive Groves; Isthmus of Tehuantepec Reginald Purdell; George Baker and would be tantamount to losing, The B.B.C. Revue Chorus and the Referring to a letter signed "O.E.B." sovereignty over a strategically very Orchestra conducted by Leslie Wood- which appeared recently in the important territory, as well as to re- gate. 1. C. M. Post and which suggested ceiving

8.00

Time, Weather and An- nouncements.

8.03 Studio Champkin and Cassidy back again.

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hat the League was trying to solve trans-Ocean.

e poverty problem by means

irth control instead of by economic 1eans, Mrs. Selwyn-Clarke painted ut that the policy of the League

as voluntary parenthood,

"We believe," she said, "knowledge birth control to pe the right of very section of the community: We

national humiliation.

MINE DISASTER

Sixteen Killed by Blast' In Japanese Pit

8.15 Folk Music.

Dark Eyes (Russian Gipsy Alr).. Rode and His Tziganes; Lo Pena (Alm Violettes Imperiales'); Gitana, Gitana (Prado and Romero).... Raquel Meller (Vocal) with Barce- lona Municipal Orchestra (In Spanish); Scandinavian Dances; (a) Swedish Schottische; (b), Toast To King Gustav; (c) Rosp... Folk Dance Orchestra

by

8.30 London Relay-Golf—Englints

Tokyo, Apr. 27. believe that parents, no matter what Sixteen miners were killed and 14 sozni position and economic are missing as a result of a gas ex- tatus may be, have the right to plosion in a coal raine at Yubari, ecide how many children they, Hokicaido, this morning. bould have and how they should The

occurred 2,000 explosion pare their familles,"

metres below the surface, 290 miners Victor Olof. Continuing,

National Birth Control

strol 200, succeeded in extricating them- Association of Great Britain, Uke the Hongkong Eugenics League, sponsored

It is recalled that a similer disas birth control clinics for one particular trous explosion occurred in this mine Jection of the community because it last autumn. was that section that had a prssibility

A Mukden message says that the Lockhart (Contralto), and E. O'Neil getling information through the death roll due to the gas explosion Shaw (lano), organisation of clinics. The

at Fushun coal mine yesterday to. uppes

nid that the Selwyn-Clarke being at work in the pit, of whom Native Amateur Championship.

sclves.

An account of the morning's play from Birkdale Golf Course, South-

port.

8.45 Studio-Concert by Helen

1. Recit. and Air from "Theodorn"

or middle classes could obtain the tals six Japanese and 20 Manchu-Sweet Rose and Lily (Handel); 2, 'nformation they required from a kucans. Quoting an announcement Sunday (Brahms); 3. Maria Wiegen- medical practitioner or specialist, by the mine administration, the led (Max Reger)....Helen Lockhart and it was for the poor mothers who easege attributes tho. disaster to accompanied by E, O'Nell Shaw; 4. wanted to know how to space their the release of a large column of fires families that the League served. Hons Domes.

damp as a result of blasting opera

The League, therefore, did not put

irth control forward as a solution

Plano

Solo by E. O'Nell Shaw; 5. None but the Lonely Hart (Tchal- kowsky); 6. The Coquette (Pergoleal) Helen Lockhart accompanied by O'Neil Shaw; 8. Marie (Franz); E. O'Neil Shaw: 7. Piano Solo by E.

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President, Prot Gordon King; Vice-President, Hon. Mr. M. K. Ko; The Importance of small sub-fon. Secretaries, Mr. Kwok Chan and cribers wan stressed by Mr. R. A. D. Mrs. P. S.. Selwyn-Clarke; Hon. Forrest, Joint Hon. Treasurer, who Treasurer, Mr, A, D. Forrest and Mr. ald that while the generous donations W. Zimmern.

A.

or poverty but to sponsor clinics in herefore like members to assure order to serve, that section of the their friends that a subscription of Thou'rt Like a Lovely Flower community who could not afford tog was by no means despised. day for the Information they wanted,

tor): 10. The Sweetest Flower that and who had every right to decide carers for the ensuing year:

The following were elected officer-Blows (Hawley). .Helen Lockhart the number of children they should

accompanied by E O'Neil Shaw. have.

9.15 London Relay The Now:-- 9.30 London Belay-More Food for Thought'.

bat had been made were gratifying

10

he would like ser a wider baaly

pport sadong the subscribe

He would lik

100 subscribers of $2 than 20 of $20 because this would amure the future income of the League,

TO ALL

FEVER SUFFERERS

Fever produces poisons. It's these poisons that make you feel hot and cold in turn, that cause. violent pains over the eyes and that make you desperately thirsty.

These poisons waste away your nerve and muscle tissues and weuken your digestive organs. That's why solid foods often make you feel sick. But you must eat to get your strength back or to ward off another attack..

Horlicks, doctors have found, is easily retained by weakened stomachs; it is easy to digest and at the same time pours quick new strength and vitality inte

your exhausted body. Get Nor- licks to-day from your store.

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THE "TELEGRAPH” will send a Staff Photographer to all 9.55 Mozart-The Mario Flate events of public

0.45 London Relay-Sports News and Market Notes,

9.50 Next week's programme...

Carpenter, Prof. W. 1. Gerrard, Dr. Act 1.

Executive Committee: Rev. G. K Ho Tung. Mrs. G. F. Hole, Dr. L.

Singers in order of

appearance; Scheppan "Marherr: Hunter, Dr. E. W. Kirk, Mrs. Lam Roswaenge:

Davey, Dr. P. Ruttonjee, Mr. mer: Lemnitz Bellke: Tsal-yan, Dr. J. H. Montgomery, Dr. Berglund; Rusch; Sohn; Berger, Teas

Splotter:

A. Morris, Mr. E. M. Raymond, Bales Grossmana: Strienzend Chorus wit

It was the small subscribers who H, Shin. Dr. A. Sydenham, Dr. the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra must in the long run be the main . Talbot, Mr W. A. Zimmern and I conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham. support of the League, and he would' Dr. S. Y. Cheng

11.00 Close Down,

interest. Requests: should be addressed} to the Pictorial Editor, d

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