"GOING TO THE DOGS."

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 200, 24 August 1928, Page 6

"GOING TO THE DOGS."

We must all thank the Hon. J. A. Young and at the same time congratulate ourselves on having such a far-seeing Minister of Health who m the prune of life left a profession to take up the more important dutv of rescuing our fine old British stock from seif-destruction. 1 lately had the pleasure of walking in Queen btreet a visiting foreign veterinary surgeon (who is very kindly disposed to our race). He discussed the weak expressions on the men's faces and the vacant, hopeless look of the women. There is not the slightest doubt that , CO "° tl 7 18 B°' n g to the dogs. Something !?,!«♦ do " e - and quickly, to cull out our An ni aS | We , m dair - v herds and sheep. The S? B ™* two Test matches in South Africa, the Englishmen's win in Dunedin, Tom eeney s failure in the world boxing champion- . ® er,ca > e tc.—l trust these will inspire n?«*-^L mS .f r r t0 P reater efforts and some bill OT * compulsory phvsical and St? examin ation for males from two to * £ T eai ' 8 °l * ge ' and aU females from sixteen to one hundred and four. F.F.