Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-11

- hospitals throughout the repub-
lie are entering into a mutua
IL organization. under the super.
vision of Board Of Directors
at the head Of which will be, for the
present, Senior Noises Saenz, chief adj
ministrator Of the Board Of Public
Charity. Nurses. physicians and sur
geons will be exchanged between all ttc
hospitals for the improvement Of Their
efhclency by more varied experience
Medical discoveries, methods and new
scientific data relative to the diagnosis
and treatment Of disease and injury will
also be exchanged.
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Immigration Curb Seen
As Jobless Solution.
FL Concrete, Lima.-By an official
| legislative resolution of September Is
1880, all immigration to Peru was sus-
pended. Notwithstanding, this migra-
tory movement has continued into our
country, until now a new measure
dated January ~, has been ratified to
strengthen the former embargo and to
make it effective.
These dispositions have, evidently, the
purpose of protecting our workers from
unemployment, most disquieting to euI
| social problems. It is the duty Of the
state to come to an actually. If slowly
yet constantly, in the attainment OF q
moral and material betterment for the
! workers. This ideal should be reached
without destructive connections. II
must be an evolution through public
opinion. The vital factors in a happy
commonwealth are a constant harmony
and q mutual dependence of all the
economic elements of the country.
It Is necessary to arrive at this To
expel the germs. from our body polite
of all the acute and dangerous injus-
tees and determinations which beset
1t. One of the most eloquent testimonies
to the fact that there is something
fundamentally wrong in our social or
der is the daily sight of men f1t and
anxious to work, but unable to find
anything to aid In making a living
1t is primarily the problem of the
unemployed. It Is a problem for which
nations constantly fail TO find Q salts
factory solution.
But 1t seems to be universally agreed
that the first step is the limitation and
generally, the entire prohibition Of for
eign immigration to the respective ma
tons affected by adverse conditions,
and this Is almost all Of them. Argen-
tina, Brazil and Uruguay are countries
which have also adopted such protec-
tive measures. Mexico and the United
States have already adopted similar
legislation. This will give each country
opportunity to care for its own citizens
first.
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Conduct Of Youths Laid to
Defective Instruction.
lie Matin, Paris.-For some time past
youths and immature girls have usurped
freedom in their behavior which is
very shocking to their elders and which
provokes some very severe criticisms. A
while back the extremes we're noticed
in a familiarity of gesture and express
sion. Now many of them do not hest-
tate to embrace with ardor even in
public. Such conduct is, naturally, con-
sidered by those more mature in age
and judgment as the concrete evidences
of insufficient education and lack OF
parental discipline.
These exhibitions, w. believe, have
their root in defective instruction,
rather than in parental laXity9 Young
folk are not instructed In the theories
of a wholesome social discipline and
restraint which was the saving factor OF
a bygore day. They are taught, rather,