SEX CRIMES

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 21 July 1944, Page 4

SEX CRIMES

“Student Psychologist” (Rich- \ Tiond), commenting on a recent j Court case states that the parents and serious-minded people must have grave doubts about the safety of the children from sex offenders when they know from experience that pun- j ishment does not stop crime. The writer thinks that "women's organisa- : lions should take up this problem. The only way we can get rid of these ; offenders is to see that every person j has an understanding of the physical, : mental and moral side of the sex in- i stinct. This instruction should be \ taught in school by a psychologist.** i ABSENTEEISM Thi? time of the year a big percent- : age of absenteeism is caused through J colds. Those suffering from colds must. ,\ of course, take necessary precautions. \ \ and it is certainly an ordeal working at \ \ an exacting job if one is sneezing and \ shivering and aching all over. How- jf ever, most employees are prepared to i \ carry on in spite of a cold. Much suf- \ \ fering could be avoided and efficiency | ? increased if reasonable precautions and Baxters Lung Preserver were taken. \ The avoidance of and quick recovery J from colds can do much to increase our ' industrial efficiency. “Baxters” has aI- \ ways played a big part and has become { known as the most popular cough re- * medy throughout. New Zealand. "Baxters” is pleasant to take and acts * quickly. "Baxters’’ soothes and pene- \ trates and quickly breaks up even a | heavy cold All chemists and stores ?

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