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PAGE EIGHT ' . THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1931 y, " ih ARE i 3 PAGE NINE SAGO TEHONIATARAKAKOWA! "Greetings, Chief Swiftest Rider Of Mighty Waters' "Jock" Latta, commander of the trans-Atlantic record liner Empress of Britain since his new 42,500 vessel regained the Blue Ribbon of the Atlantic for the British Empire by all classes of people but none have been more sincerely offered than the recent tribute of the Six Nations Indians. Encamped at Loretteville, Quebec, where they are establishing a village in which the ancient arts of the redman are practiced, members of the Six Nations under the leadership of 81 year old Chief Wolverine recently honoured the Canadian Pacific Commodore by adopting him into the tribes and conferring chieftainship upon him as a tribute Ho have been heaped upon Captain R. G. to his feats of seamanship with the big white "'orar- canoe.' Meeting the Empress of Britain in i their gaily decorated birch-bark canoes a score of b raves and Squaws, led by Wolverine, Running Bull, American Horse and Princess White Eagle, da nced their ceremonial dance on the Games Deck of ! the mi; hy liner, stood in reverent silence while 'the old C ief invoked the great spirits and rent the!air with their whoops as Princess White Eagle and Cl hief Wolverine crowned the new chief with a war bon net of eagle's feathers. Photos show (left) Chiefs and braves in thei canoes cluster round the big ship as she arrimes (right) The final ceremony, and the deer skin cert i icate of adoption. SWEDEN LEADS IN BODILY HYGIENE High Mortality Rate of Mo- | thers in U.S. And Can- ada Unnecessary Montreal, Sept, 2. -- The King- dom of Sweden continues to lead the way in maternal hygiene. With a mortality rate of 26 mothers per thousand living births, Sweden ap- pears in bold relief against the com- paratively high 'rate of 6.3 in the United States and 57 in Canada. iTtaly runs close second to Swede despite the large average number o children per family in that countrv, with 2.8 deaths per thousand births. Ne.:t in order comes France with 29, Norway with 3, the Nether- lands with 34 and Spain with 4. The United Kingdom comes last among European countries men- tioned but before those of North America with 44, The figures were released recently by the Canadian Council on Child and Family Wel- fare. Leading Canadian medical and public health authorities have been quoted from"time to time that these high rates in Canada areflargely un- necessary. The loss of 5,289 Cana- dian mothers in childbirth from 1926 to 1929 has been described as an appalling national disaster and a challenge to our civilization. The causes of these deaths are revealed principally as haemorrage, toxaemia and septic conditions. with , adequate prenatal and deliv- ery care these diseases are largely preventable, but the vital statistics |show that at present they produce lover half the ratalities. | Questioned as to what measures were being taken to meet the situ- ation in Canada, officials for the | Canadian Council on' Child and | Family Welfare made reference to | the special report on the subject | issued by Dr. Helen MacMurchy, of | the Child Welfare Division of the Dominion Department of Health, | ani to the splendid reductions ef- | fected by the Victorian Order of | Nurses in their educational and bed- | side nursing work. 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