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PERILS
OF
MATERNITY
Education
Brinrs
Steadv
Decline
in
Mortality
Rates
By
GLADYS
ARNOLD
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
OTTAWA.
Sept.
3C:
(CP)
Ma
ternal
and
infant
mortality
is
-on
a
'its
first
year.
1
Srreomtino
Runner
Guard:
1
smooths
ami
tightens
trm
whisks
away
stubble
with
easel
O
Unequalled
Economy:
Fire
seconds
stropping
renews
blade
for
quick,
slkk
shaves.
0
NoSmart
arBufmSe!f-sharp-1,
ening
Valet
Razor
Brines
you
new
blade
comfort-r-daily.
steady
decline
in
Canada
and
in
Dr.
Lang
stressed
the
importance
part
this
is
due
to
extension
ia
of
this
period.
"If
the
child
is
health
education,
according
to
Dr.
brought
safely
to
the
age
of
IS
Janet
Lang,
in
charge
of
the
diri-
months
one
must
be
thankful
be-don
of
maternal
and
child
hygiene
cause
more
children
die
in
the
first
of
the
Canadian
Welfare
Council
year
than
in
the
next
10
years
of
headquarters.
!
hfe."
"The
latest
report
shows
the
de-J
cline
to
have
reached
the
lowest.
level
ever
recorded
in
the
Dominion
:
The
third
book
deals
with
the
in
1938,"
said
Dr.
Lang
in
an
inter-
"toddler."
the
"runabout"
and
thei
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Z
CURTAIN.
RODS
"Klrsch."
Each
.
381
WINDOW
SHADES
3
in.
Cream
and
Green
Phone
775.
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THAT
SHA8?tNS
ITSELF
me
deatn
rate.
I
believe.
Knotty
problems
for
anxious
moth
Th-
doctor
spread
oat
for
irupec-
ers-tion
six
attractively
bound
booklets
"The
First
Years
at
SehoT
con
which
contain
the
Welfare
Council
letters.
The
first
two
booklets
are
devoted
to
pre-natal
care
for
expectant
mothers
and
a
dozen
letters
on
the
care
of
the
baby
daring
Pre-School
Children
tains
ten
letters,
each
one
attract
ively
illustrated.
In
n
the
first
four
years
of
school
are
examined.
Several
letters
deal
with
health
problems
with
emphasis
upon
view.
"Maternal
mortality
is
re-j
pre-sehool
child.
Many
thousands
1
organizations
as
the
Boy
corded
at
42
per
1000
live
births
of
these
books
go
into
homes
Sconts,
Big
Brother
and
Big
Sister
and
for
infants
at
S3
per
1000
liTe
throughout
the
length
and
breadth
associations
and
experts
on
detin-births.
iof
Canada
every
year.
Expert
ad-
cueney.
"Child-bearing
has
dropped
.to
;
vice
on
the
prevention
of
accidents,
j
The
personality
'of
boys,
their
ha-fourth
place
as
a
threat
to
the
Hves
treatment
of
colds
and
communi-jD,t
discipline
and
ways
of
gaining
of
women
between
the
ages
of
15
j
cable
diseases,
the
early
detection
tQeu"
confidence
and
respect;
the
and
54.
Heart
disease
and
caster
sad
correction
of
defects,
physical,
'
development
of
girls
and
their
take
slightly
more
while
tubereulo-
j
moral
and
psychological
problems
'
Problems
are
discussed.
sis
ts-responoMe
for
twice
as
many
Hare
dealt
with.
j
device
about
movies,
lists
of
deaths.
Such
questions
as
bribing,
punish-
books
and
an
auxiliary
service
of
"Our
series
of
letters
to
parents
ment
and
how
to
deal
with
nervous
moTie
and
book
reviews
to
guide
-
parents
in
their
selections
for
.young
children
is
a
further
part
of
J
GOLDEX
BANTAM
J
CORN
I
The
famous
ChilliwaeL-protm
CoWen
BanUm
Cora
that
offer
a
I
m
sweet
lueioatne
peculiar
To
m
that
district
creamed
perfect!
iw
the
RsuLOrr
pLanU
Trr
a
"tin
today.
N
the
service
covered
by
the
booklets.
,
we
send
out
several
hundreds
of
thousands
free
each
-year.
They
arc
msinouted
through
depart-.ments
of
health,
clinics,
school
nurses
and
other
health
organiza
tions.
Indeed
we
even
get
requests
irom
many
parts
of
the
United
I
States
and
not
long
ago
a
request
j
from
South
America
from
someone
.
who
wished
to
translate
our
booklets
Into
Spanish
for
use
down
I
there."
said
Dr.
Lang.
Pour
of
the
booklets
have
been
t
translated
and
published
in
French.
BOWLING
RESULTS
Franks,
Evening
Empire
and
Q.
S.
Grocery
won
clean
sweep
victories
over
Tollers,
Woanjas
and
Alley
Cats
respectively
in
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
last
night.
Slomos
,
won
from
Rinky
Dinks
and
Peoples'
Store
from
Co
leasers
two
games
jto
one.
The
scores
per
games
were:
Franks
1104
1127
1110
Toilers
1070
1023
1040
Slomos
894
Rinky
Dinks
838
Evening
Empire
.
Woanjas
People's
Store
.
Somosers
1084
1023
.
1112
1079
Q.
and
S.
1078
Alley
Cats
.
1042
926
828
1027
932
929
984
'T33
DUET
JIUN!
Radically
Improved
VMETiMtiupMZOR
Sovet
Yotr
Money
on
Quicker,
Easier
Skavas
994
1012
1137
839
1143'
972
1132
1126
966
1103.
V
J
Ladles'
high
average
was
212
by
j
W.
Pierce
and
men's
227
by
Maxl
Asemissen.
The
league
standing
to
date
;
Evening
Empire
6
0
6
Q.
and
a
4
2
4
People's
Store
3
3
3
Slomos
2
4
2
Pranks
3.
0
3
Alley
Cats
2
4
2
Tollers
-
2
4
2
Woanjas
2
4
2
Rinky
Dinks
l
2
1
Comosers
1079
984
972
Franklin's
12
1
TAUGHT
KING
GOLF
MANLEY,
Australia.
Sept
26:
(CP)
Alfred
B.
Chltty,
53,
a
former
golf
professional
In
England
who
as
a
boy
claimed
to
have
taught
King
Edward
VII
to
play
golf,
is
dead.
TIGERS
WIN
TWO
GAMES
The
tateto
town
of
Vanderr(
;
Detroit
Vin,
DouMe-header
-
Crucial"
Series
Cominr
fp
l"
V
t
t
.
j
J
to
operation
for
the
coming
winter.
'Already
energetic
committee
Is
!
an
DETROIT.
Sept
2:
CP
-
Detroit
Tigers
won
a
double-!
p.ujrc.
ifor
funds
on
and-
udstag
fronJ
header
Tlctory
over
Chicago
White
ton
the
health
and"
development
of
children,
tantrums,
thumb
sacking
Sox
yesterday
and
increased
their
i
hiWren
tnm
the
pre-natal
period
.and
early"
sex
education,
are
dls-
margin
of
leadership-
to
two
full
-
the
ige
of
IT
haa
aided
thou-1
Sussed
in
informal
sUaightforward
'games
over
the
second
place
Cle
re-sands
of
young
Canadian
mothers
'letters
which
hare
a
personal
touch
(land
Indians
who
defeated
St.
ana
nas
naa
a
material
effect
upon
(and
are
designed
to
untangle
such
Louis
Browns.
"The
season
will
wted
up
with
a
crucial
series
be
tween
the
Tigers
and
Indians
means
of
"prevention.-
The
parents
H"1
S3iae-
ten
innings).
attention
is
also
focused
upon
moral
behavior
and
the
general
development
of
the
child.
The
In-Between
Years"
and
"To
Years
of
Discretion
"
discuss
frankly
and
sensibly
an
the
defleatt
problems
of
boys
and
girls
between
the
ages
of
11
and
16
years
of
age.
Contributors
to
these
booklets
include
psychologists,
health
educa
tionalist,
doctors
and
directors
of
Pittsburg
1-4,
Chieago
2-6
(first
game,
eleven
innings).
Cincinnati
5-3.
St
Louis
0-4.
New
York
at
Brooklyn,
Phila
delphia
at
Boston
rained
out
The
league
standings
to
date:
Baseball
Standings
National
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
.
.
..
St.
Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
New
York
Boston
Philadelphia
-
American
Detroit
-
League
96
66
-80
75
75
69
89
Cleveland
,-.87
New
York
84
Chicago
80
Boston
.77
Washington
63
St.
Louis
65
Philadelphia
53
51
62
68
73
75
78
63
75
48
100
League
62
64
64
71
71
7T
85
94
Eagles'
Bridge
Party
and
Dance
Another
of
Enjoyable
Series
Affairs
Held
Last
Night
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537
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500
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22i
590
577
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530
520
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560
of
With
fourteen
tables
in
play,
the
Eagles'
Lodge
held
another
of
its
-efies
of
enjoyable
bridge
parties
last
night
It
was
the
third
of
the
season.
Prize-winners
were:
Ladies
first,
Mrs.
Owens;
second,
Mrs.
Frank
Ellison;
third.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Anderson:
mens
first.
George
Howe;
second.
Ten-Teams
in
Action
Last
Night
in
.Alex
Ouyan;
third,
James
Krikev-
3Iixed
League
Fixtures
sky.
The
door
prize
was
won
by
Mr
Dennis.
After
the
serving
of
delicious
refreshments,
dancing
was
enjoyed
from
midnight
until
2
ajn.,
music
being
furnished
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
About
thirty
couples
were
on
the
floor.
Andy
Ronalds
was
master
of
cere
monies
for
the
evening
and
also
presided
at
the
door.
In
charge
of
refreshments
were
Frank
Ellison,
A.
Montesano
and
Angelo"
Astorl.
ARMY
NOW
TRUNDLES
Five
Teams
Turned
Out
by
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
The
Army
Bowling
League
got
away
to
a
good
start
yesterday
af-
j
ternoon
when
five
teams
from
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
turned
out
to
roll
the
balls
and
strike
the
pins.
Headquarters
had
the
high
aggregate
for
the
day
of
2591.
Operating
was
second
with
2464,
Mobile
third
with
2297,
Maintenance
fourth
with
2293
and
O.
and
S.
fifth
with
1635.
Teams
bowling:
Maintainance
Shannon,
Rum-sey,
Hart,
Brooks,
Lawford.
Operating
Hall,
Coombe,
Hllder.
Flnley,
Peacock.
-
Headquarters
James,
Sargin-son,
Scott,
Low,
Adams.
Mobile
Gordon,
Findlay,
Wats-son,
Payne.
Little.
Lindsay.
I
O.
it
a
Cherry,
Crelghton.
Mil-jler.
Harvey.
Bingley.
SPORT
CHAT
me
reauy
response,
cue
euccrss
ui
the
undertaking
appears
to
be
assured
Suspension
of
12
Leicester
CUy
football
club
players
"for
breaches
of
the
Football
Association
and
which
wfU
nrobablv
settle
the
issue
iteague
rules"
has
been
announced
In
this
exstttag
American
League
ball
Association.
Nine
finish.
players,
including
two
Eng
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
i1
Intemationals-J.
W.
Bowers
American
League
and
Septimus
Smith
have
been
ChJcazo
2-9.
Detroit
3-10.
(See-
suspended
for
a
year
and
the
National
League
other
period.
three
for
an
indefinite
Seven
of
the
players
who
toured
England
with
the
last
Australian
test
match
cricket
team
two
years
ago
are
serving
with
the
forces.
Latest
to
enlist
is
Sydney
Barnes
jrho
has
lojned
the
Royal
Australian
Air
Force.
Also
in
the
R.
A.
A.
?.
are
Don
Brad
man
and
Z.
W.
Walker
while
other
services
iiave
taken
A.
L
Hassett.
B.
Bar-nett,
L.
03;
Fleetwood-Smith
and
E.
S.
White.
ORGANIZING
0FJ5P0RTS
Troops
To
Be
Active
in
Various
Types
of
Play
During
Winter
.
An
active
season
of
sports
is
be-ng
organized
for
the
coming
wln-
ter
among
the
local
garrison
units
ander
the
direction
of
Norman
McEwen.
representative
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association,
which
is
taking
the
lead
in
the
supplying
of
equipment
and
ma
terial
Volleyball
and
basketball
leagues
on
an
inter-unlt
basis
will
yn
operated
at
the
Armory
where,
admInton
will
also
be
nlaved.iO
There
win
be
bowling
at
Max's
Al-
Five
tbousacc
people
read
the
pays
to
let
them
have
to
tell
Dance
MOOSE
HALL
FRIDAY
Ladies
Free
Till
10:30
Door
Prire
CAMERO.VS
ORCHESTRA
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SEAL
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QUALITY
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PINKSEAL
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tbe
only
salmon
canning
company
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tbe
year
round
payroll
In
Prlnte
Rupert
'i
eys
while
crlbbage,
table
tennis'
and
such
diversions
will
be
carried
on
at
the
United
Services
Hut.
In
the
volleyball
and
basketball
leagues
D.
D.
S.
and
T.
O..
Signals
ind
Air
Force
and
Irish
Fusiliers
will
be
represented
with
teams,
the
Irish
to
have
two.
Bowling
play
began
yesterday
with
five
teams
to
start
with
and
possibly
ten
or
more
later.
The
final
softbaH
game
between
D.
D.
S.
and
T.
O.
for
the
area
championship
Is
to
be
played
on
Saturday.
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