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La gaceta., 1943-07-08

clones en- Dinamarca, dos en- No
ruega v una en- Finlandia. Suecia
mantiene en- operaci6n tres hoga-
res Welander; situado uno de
ellos en- Malmo y uno en- Gotem-
burgo, ademas de la instruction
primitiva, denominada "Tre Lit
tie Home" en- Estocolmo. Los cui-
dados que Sc prestsn en- esos no
cares son de la mejor clase.
La actual ley basica para hl
control de las intermediates vene-
reas, denominada la LEX Vene-
ris," fue promulgada en- 1918, des-
pres de una prolongada delibera-
cion y una activa discussion por un
grupo de responsables ciudadanos
de Suecia versados en- la ley, la
medicinal y la SOCIOLOGICAL.
En- general, su c6digo ven6reo
sc gufa por ell modelo danes, pero
avanza un peso mas en- cuanto a
q. Sc impone a la fuente de infec-
ci6n igual obligation que a la per-
soma infectada para someterse a
examen Y tratamiento. En- cada
case diagnosticado, como Stills, Sc
hace un decidido esfuerzo para
encontrar la fuente de la infec-
cion por metodos epidemiol6gicos.
Referente al requisite adicional
en- la practica sueca para locali-
Ear la fuente de las ~infecciones, ell
experto danes Madsen dice: $50
bre este particular, los preceptOs
legales daneses Sc quedan cortos
Y ell defecto debe ser reparado me
dante una revision de la ley'. A
grega, sin embargo, que bien Sc
dicte, o no la revision de la ley,
I'.... en- 1897, todas las clinicas
especiales y los m6dicOs comenza-
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
LA LUCIA CONTRA LA STILLS
COMO LA TERRIBLE ENFERMEDAD ERA COMBAT
DA EN- EUROPA
Por Ell DR.. TOMAS PARRAN

I tenerse. Por ejemplo, en- la plaza
principal de Copenhagen, directa-
mente frente al hotel mas frecuen
tado por los turistas, Sc encontra-
ba fijada en- una gran valla circu-
lar anunciadora, junto con otros a
nuncios, la lista de los nombres, lu-
cares Y horas de todas las clinicas
de intermediates venereas.
Practicamente todos los casos de
Stills son tratados por especialis-
tas mas bien que por los medicos
dedicados a la medicinal en- gene
raj; $50 en- las clfnicas gratis, y
Is por ciento en- las privadas. Es-
tos medicos son c~ooperativos los
medicos de las clinicas, en- parte
porque estan bien pagados por su
trabajo, bien dediquen al mismO
TODD su tempo o parte de 81, y en-
parte porque ell servicio del gobier
no en-. Dinamarca es un cargo de
honor Y solamente los medicos del
mas alto range estan cOnsidera-
dos poseedores de las calificacio-
mes n~ecesarias para ingresar en-
el; los medicos particulars que
euran a las gentes de posicion a
comodada son tambien cooperate
vos, en- parte porque no hay min
guna ventaja en- que Ell paciente
dele de notificar su case: SUI si-
tuaci6n privada es respetada por
complete mientras contin1e toman
do ell tratamiento; Y en- parte por-
que las penalidades por dejar de
declarar su case son breves y e
veras.
Ell alcance del sistema danes es-
ta sucintamente expresado en- la
Ley de 1905 que, en- sustancia, di-
ce 10 siguiente: alas personals que
padezcan de alguna enfermedad
venerea tienen derecho a trata-
miento, acknowledgements de su
aptitud para pagan; pero tambien
estan obligadas a someterse al ira
tamiento suministrado."
Parece exjstir una razonable di
vision de la responsibilities entire
todos los interesados. Dicha res
ponsabilidad parece ser concienzu
damente soportada por los pacien
ties, los medicOs, Y ell %gobierno, CO.
mo parties de la obligation.
A no ser por la i~mportancia de
casos infectados procedentes de
otros pafses, hay buenas razones
para Greer que la Stills habra de
desaparecer en- Dinamarca duran
tie la presente generation. En- su
estado actual, no es ninguno de
los problemas mayores de la salud
publica; pero hasta ell presenbe ha
sido necesaria una i~ncesante vigil
/ lancia para mantenerla bajo con-
troll. Ha quedado senalado Ell ca.
: mino para llegar a dominarla, pc
La gaceta., 1943-07-08

En- 1885 fOrme parte de una CO
mission de medicos con ell PROPOSE
to de estudiar en- las NaciOnes Es-
candinavas y en- Inglaterra los
metodos para Ell control de las en-
fermedades venereas y las razo-
mes que pueden explicar la dismi-
nuci6n de la Stills.
La historic de la lucha contra
las intermediates venereas en- Di-
namarca comenz6 hace largo item
DO. En- 1888 fue dictadO por la die
cesis de Aarthus ell siguiente re-
glamento:
"Que toda persona, RIGA o po-
bre, que padezca de una enfer-
medad venerea debera recibir
tratamiento m6dico gratis, me
dicinas gratis, y tambien hospi-
talizaci6n gratis cuando las en-
fermerfas o los locales esten e.
ouipados para ell tratamiento
del paciente; que los pacientes
deberan convenir en- someterse
al tratamiento; que aquellos que
dejen de hacerlo deberan e
castigadOs; que los sacerdotes
deberan nOtificar a aquellas
personals que Sc sepa o Sc sos
peche esten infectadas, y que
los gastos deberan ser sufraga-
dos por la di6cesis entera."
Las medidas para suministrar
ell tratamiento para La enferme-
dad Sc hicieron tan pOpulares des-
pues de ser puestas a prueba en-
Aarhus que dos amos despues el
decreto fue hechO extensive a to-
do ell pals. BESIDE entonces ha ST.
do la ley basica para ell control
de las intermediates ven6reas,i
con los cambios Y a~mpliaciones
que las CIRCUMSTANCES han lido re-
quiriendo.
En- 1874 ell tratamiento Sc hizC
no solamente gratis sine obligato.
rio.
En- 1906 fue aprobada una ley
aboliendo la prostitution profesio'
nal. BESIDE 1920 Sc ha mantenid'
un registro de todos los casOs d,
Stills por ell Institute Serol6gic'
del Estado, en- Ell cual Sc efectnal
las reacciones de Wassermann pa
"a TODD ell pals.
Los daneses no son ultra-opti
mistas. A pesar del hecho de gu
ell nGmero de casos de Stills h
disminuido grandemente, todavi
contindan 81 vigilancia sobre ellis
La Stills en- Dinamarca e. cor
siderada una enfermedad. Nadi
teme hablar sobre ella; y nadie e'
ia horrorizado nj fascinado por ell
Hay abundante publicidad e
cuanto a las horas, fechas y lugi
res en- que ell tratamiento puede Ol
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ran al tanteo la inscrpt
das las fuentes con@Ss
ci6n".
Nuestra comisi0n TA
mode impresionada on
ma sueco, que obtuvnn
DR.. Rietz una asignactn
bank Memorial Fund pan
diera venir a los Esads
Aquf discuti6 suS ntDd
la Stills ante la America
Health Association en- 81
de Noviembre de 1885 en-
kee, Y ante muchas Otra
des medicas. DijO:
"Debemos cnfesar que
cos temieron que la ley Do
su clientele particular. No
ser csc ell case, POr 10 q
los pacientes que pued'h
son por 10 general ASST
medicos particulars "a
zen asf.
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raci6n de los medicOs' Is
Ger hacer constar la leaII
profession.
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guardada en- Suecia come
los Estados Unidos, Ia ls
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de la libertad a aquellSs
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nereas, obligando a SOL
un ~tratamiento de acuei
dictado de medicos RESI-
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MRS. PEARL CRtNp

Mrs. Pearl Crump died at /.
Richardson hospital, Tuesday,
August "a. Funeral was held
Friday at 2:30 p, m. at Mount
Tabor Methodist Church with
Rev. p. |. Wells officiating.
Burial was in the church ceme-
terry. She is survived by her hus-
band, Dewey Crump, four sons,
Pvt Eugene and Percy in u. S.
Army, Ernest and Edward of the
home. One sister, Mrs. Odessa
Rex. Three brothers, Carl,
Oscar and Lucien Crutchfield
all of this city.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28
MIR. WILLIAM E. GARNER

Mr.. William e. Garner, age
So, died at his home Sunday
morning, at Mebane. Funeral
was held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at
the Christian Church in Mebane.
Rev. Albright officiated. The
burial was in Green Level ceme-
terry, Haw River. He is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Stady Garner,
four daughters, Misses Margie,
Annabelle Garner, Mrs. Maggie
Pettiford and Mrs. Jessie Thack-
er, two sons, David and William
e. Garner, Jr., and six grand
children.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28
MILDRED FENNELL

Mildred Fennell departed this
life Tuesday August II, 1943.
She was born April 80, 1926
here In Greensboro being SIX
teen years three months, and
eighteen days at her death. She
was the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fennell, ST..
She was a junior at the James
B. Dudley High School having
been an active member of the
Girl Reserve Club and of the
Music Department.
She Is survived by her parents
five sisters, three brothers, ma
ternal grandmother, and host
of relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held
at the Christian Church, Thurs
day at o'clock. Interment was
made at Maplewood Cemetery
The service was conducted by
Sharpe Funeral Home.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28
DEATHS
MRS ALICE HOSKINS

Mrs. Alice. Hoskins. agc l6,
died at l.. Richardson hospital,
Monday, August 23 Funeral Is
to be held Thursday,bnridI viii
be in church cemetery. she IS
survived by her husband. Iiardlc
lIoskins, one son, Ilelmon Hos
kins and two sisters, Mrs Caro-
lyn Hudson Of Collin Grove. and
Mrs. Mammie Troxler OF Harris
burg, Pa. one brother Joseph
Wilson.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28

Girl Scout troop No. s was
entertained by Miss Emmaballe
Compton, Monday evening, n
delicious salad course was served
and Orangeade. 1t was enjoyed
by all. Visitors were Miss Joan
Crawford and Mrs Parthinia
Silt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stllt Of
Charlotte, We're guest or the
week of Mrs. Areta Garrison.
The Womens' Conference was
held at the Ebenezer Christian
Church Friday. was largely at
tended.
Miss Carrie Brown Lea Of
New York city Is at home visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Mentha
Thompson ON Apple street, she
was one of this weeks visitors
of the Jordan Sellers play
ground
Mr.. Izzie Brown with George
and Carolyn Pennington. Of
Knoxville, Tenn. was visitors
Off. T. Moore and family last
week.
Mr.. T.. X. Minis, who has been
in East Flat Rock for three
weeks with his mother who has
been seriously i'll is expecting
to return this week.
v Dometha Cheek spent last
week in Cleveland, Ohio.
Master George Pennington and
his sister Carolyn OF Knoxville,
were participants in the activi-
ties of the playground this week.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28

Pathetic figures: Those Ital-
ians in America who contributed
their wedding rings and other
ornaments to help finance Musso-
lini's campaign in Italy. Wonder
what they think now as they
look at the iron rings which
were given to them in exchange
for the gold wedding rings?
The future outlook., 1943-08-28
BURLINGTON NEWS

Mr.. j. w. Pinnix and family
left for Richmond Va, TO visit
relatives and friends this week
Mr.. jeff Allen Corbett,
III anager of the Hargett
Funeral Home rs IN New York
this week.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28
We Want
10 Boys and Girls
To Sell
The Future Outlook

We want three high school girls and boys to sell
subscriptions. We have numbers of calls like this
"Send one of your sales boys by my house with
five copies of THE FUTURE OUTLOOK. Send
of your subscription girls to collect for years
subscription from me-"
If you are interested in your boy or girl taking this
job, call THE FUTURE OUTLOOK, 2-3425 or
send them by Friday or Saturday evenings, to the
following:
sos East Market Street, GREENSBORO, N. c., J.
F. Johnson.
Richmond Hill, BURLINGTON, N. c., Mrs. J. T.
Moore.
MEBANE, N. c., Mrs. Susie Compton
Prizes will be given subscriptions until the open
ing of school.
The future outlook., 1943-08-28

The opening of school is just around the corner.
Your boys and girls will be asking: Mother,
my teacher said We will have to pay shop and
science laboratory fee: The principal said We
fall suit don't want to go to school looking
than anybody else.'
Let us help you solve these family problems. We
can do so by giving them a nice, dignfied intel
ligent job whereby they assume some of these
responsibilities themselves.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01
NEGRO WOMEN GOVERNMENT TO
OCCUPY HALLS

Wake and Midway IIals-two residence halls for Negro
Government workers-wil be available occupancy
about April Il, William Bssell manager of residence halls
for the Public Buildings Administration Of the Federal
Works Agency announced this week The buildings
completed by April l. and approximately three weeks will be
required install furnishings. Extensive handspring will
get under way shortly.
These halls located in northeast Washington part
OF large residence project which includes inrnary
cafeteria, and recreation building They will accommodate
about 1000 in 1888 rooms 7o7 of which will be single
and the double These being furnished in Is
different color combinations and have comfortable and
tracve furnishings including dresser bureau easy chairs
floor lamps, and draperes
The following rentals have been single rooms, s24 50
month; double So50 $245O for each
These fees the OF all facilities including health
vice and inmary for emergency and minor ailments orl
nariy handled by home remedies.
The infirmary will be operated by the United States
Public Health Service Trained personnel will have charge of
the recreaona program which will be cenered in the fully
equipped recreational hall The Office Of the Manager OF
Residence Halls is engaging qualified personnel to operate
the halls 1t is expected that the complete staff will be
nounced shortly.
Applications and complete details available at the
office of the Manager of Residence Halls Public Buildings
Administration 10Th and Streets N w. Washington, D. C.,
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01


Are you irritated ationng: Does get to YOU
Annoyed by having take coupons your grocer and told
by him to YOU that YOU only certain color OF
stamp, with certain letter it. that YOU should high
point stamps high point value goods va-versa and
that allowed only As points for this period Does
this set your goat:
Well | would consider ourselves lucky For if we had
lived 1000 5000 years ago would have had lug
heavy marble slab long rope, bulky plaque the
market to prove that entitled to certain amount
Of victua1s
There nothing new about rationng The earliest
rationing record goes back than 30 centuries
in 100 B. G. that the Emperor OF China started the system
emergency. Whether he thought up himself copied
the idea is known ANYWAY something had to be known
and very quickly great flood suddenly covered fully
one-tfrd OF all fields The Emperor ordered all food
stocks seized doed much person The ration
ing board in those days didn't pass coupon books Instead
month the Empeos emissary gave the head OF each
family length Of silk rope which the rationed seal
attached Every time the family bought food the merchant
off a piece off this cord
The strangest of all raoning systems instituted
in Babylona in 543 b. C. when the country was being be
seged by the Persan King Nabunad hit upon the idea that
every citizen of equal value the staeand so he
didn't deserve the atons SO the King sent
his enehmen and had each Of his subjects
weighed Their occupations noted All this data
inscribed clay plaque This had to be presented at
the market before anyone OF them could get the ood to which
he entitled
The heaviest rationine cards-marle sabs-ever used
were introduced in the ey-stae OF Athens in 100 B. 6
That was at the time Persian War when the country
faced shortage Of only wine but OF oed as we'll
On such slabs were engraved all the articles that could
be purchased These had be toed the distributing sta
dus order get allotted jug OF wine and other Vctua
The strict that You couldn't even send Your ser
i'll your place.
Even guild masters in Medieval times established cell
ing prices in the in which prices are pegsed
today The magistrates then around shopping on the
4t,,, h1rt
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01
CAN YOU USE FIVE DOLLARS?

Many dollars get in hands because just
won't take time reach for them Very few of have
money than need and it $500 would help Any
agent of the Century Burial Association chance
extra $500 just by putting forth little effort The
Century Voice will give $500 any agent who reports
the agents meeting the highest number of paid subscriptions
twenty-five u.s. The $500 will be given addition
the commission the agent has already received Regular
monthly meetings held Clarksdae Greenwood Green
Vile and Columbus agents Of these districts have
splendid opportunity to take home extra $500.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01
SOCIETY

Mrs Edna Roscoe entertained her pretty apartment
aloun with surprise birthday party honor OF her
I'D Mr. Eddie Roscoe very delightful evening spent
playing various games and delicious the
following guests who enjoyed Mrs Roscoe's hospitality
Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Luther Willis,
Mrs Lille Alice Richardson Mr. and Mrs Jackson Davis
Mrs Lille Ollie Mr. and Mrs Willie Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Connie Johnson Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Pitman. Miss Lucy
Johnson Mrs Ollie Mae Jones' Mrs Mary Guide, Miss Lena
Darss and Mr.. William Wright.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01

Mrs. Ann Brooks and Mrs. Henrene Wburn were
hostesses the first February meeting of the Thursday
Evening Bridge Club delicious salad served
after which the regular of bridge played.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs |. f. Edwards, of Mound Bayou, Miss.
proud parents of fine twin baby bows born
them the Ao-American Hospital The twins have been
named Alvin Miller Evin Miller Mr. Edwards is Vice
President of the Ao-Amercan Sons Daughters and Edi-
tor of the Aro-American Courier
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01

Mr. and Mrs. r P. MCGEE accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Richardson Pickens Miss Sunday March 1913
where they enjoyed very pleasant day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnett and family Mr. Burnett is principal of the Rchand
School which is beautifully located about five miles from
Pickens.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01

Mrs. Naomi Johnson Monroe Street was hostess to
the Womens Federated Club delightful evening spent
by those present
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-03-01
IS RATIONIWG TOUGH, OR DO
YOU KNOW?
BY CHARLES H. WILSOl

Head Social Science Department. Alccrn A. & M College
Alcorn, Mississippi
Evening star., 1943-02-14
CHECK v this list for safety NOW!

These day&take good care OF fabrics. Give
all these washables super-safe Lux care SO
they'll last longer - avoid putting any OF
them in the family wash:
Stockings, undies, mems socks: Daily
Luxing cuts down runs in stockings. Keeps
undes lovely looking longer.
Elastic fabrics: Lux care precious
girdIes, paamas with elastic
BIouses, dresses: Whether silk, rayon, mix
lures, or gay cotton, they'll stay lovely
longer the safe Lux way
Sweaters, knitweor, blankets: Gentle Lux
care guards against shrinking, mating.
Gloves, accessories: Washable leather and
fabric gloves, gay scarves last longer with
super safe Lux care.
ChiIdren's clothes: Colorful Couons, socks
stay color longer the Lux way.
Household things: Washable slip covers,
curtains table linens last longer with Lux.
In wartime, more things need LUX
core. Luxed things last longer!
Evening star., 1943-02-14

Now when fabrics may be irreplaoeable,
here's new, improved Lux-the mildest,
safest ever made! This suPersafe care
can help YOU make more of your wash
ables-allyo colored thing gs-LadIonger
Cav couons like washable rayons, silks,
woolens need Lux care now. These richer,
longer lasting suds are thrifty, 100
Avoid strong soaps and cake-soaP rub
bing Safe in water, safe in Lux.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-12
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