HYGIENE CONGRESS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLIV, Issue XLIV, 19 May 1924, Page 5

HYGIENE CONGRESS.

. LONDON, May 16. at t • "VJnene congress at Wembley, Mr. Littlejohn expressed the opinion that vi 1922 there was less venereal disease m West Australia, Victoria and Queensland than in 1916. This did not indicate that the disease was w-an-i/ig, but that the pre-war level was being reached.

Delegates w°re astonished at his ™~ npuncement that of the A ast rattan births, from 1909 to 1920, fifty-four per cent, were ilWitimat« or nearly so He added that the condition bloomTW, Tf B J he ,key of the Problem. pSpSi cs he faVo"red the »- »f

Tis?l^ tes Messrs. Hayward and the A" vlth *«*«*»• concerning