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Northern Advocate, 8 January 1947, Page 3

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t ABORTION wgil /S fa m ped‘ ut ' This is what the . McMillan Report on j Abortion said in 1937: “It has been estimated that at least one pregnancy in every five ends in abortion; in other words that some 6000 abortions occur in New Zealand every year. Of these it is believed that 4000, at a conservative estimate, are criminally induced...” That was 10 years ago. Today abortion is still inexcusably high. A recent group survey showed that for every 100 births there were seven accidental abortions (miscarriages) and THIRTEEN induced abortions. Illegally induced abortion is a crime against womanhood and against humanity. Those who condone it are as guilty as those who practise it. Accidental abortion is best prevented by antenatal care. j Public conscience and public opinion can fight for safe and sane motherhood. j i ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH lie Keep this announcement for future reference.