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ICONOMY SIZt 794
Dr. Parran Reports
Disease in Far East
Has Become Critical
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LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 20.—Health
conditions throughout the Far East
have reached a critical state since
the war, a United Nations medical
survey shows.
Malaria, tuberculosis, syphlllis and
infant mortality rates have in
creased to alarming proportions. In
some areas entire populations suf
fer from malnutrition.
In India alone, malaria causes 1,
000.000 deaths a year. It is the prin
cipal killer of children in many
ether Pacific countries.
In Rangoon, Burma, 40 per cent
of women cared for in maternity
hospitals sufTer from syphlllis. In
Bangkok, Slam, 20 per cent of ma
ternity cases were affected by the
disease.
Political Situation Blamed.
Reporting on a two-month sur
vey, Dr. Thomas Parran said these
grave health conditions were largely
the result of the aftermath of Jap
anese occupation and continuing
political strife In several countries
visited.
Dr. Parran, former United States
surgeon general, made the survey
to determine how best to use a *3,
300,000 grant allocated Far Eastern
countries outside China by the
United Nations Children’s Emer
gency Fund. China will be aided
by a separate *12,000,000 allocation.
The survey, the report said, is the
first large-scale medical study of
the Far East since the war.
Dr. Parran described Indonesian
health conditions as "fantastic.” As
the result of an effective Dutch
blockade of ports held by Indone
sian republic forces, he said, med
ical supplies are almost absent from
that area.
Situation Described.
"It is a common thing,” he said,!
"to see babies suffering from dysen
tery in Indonesian hospitals lying
on bambo mats because there are
no sheets or medical supplies.” He
said there was a desperate shortage
of milk, but that disputing republi
can forces refuse, or are reluctant,
to use small supplies of canned milk
because they bear labels of Nether
lands relief organizations.
In areas occupied by the Dutch
government, Dr. Parran said, stren
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prove medical aid.
The health situation in northern
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India also reflects troubled political
conditions, Dr. Par ran said.
He reported camps are still filled
with thousands of persons dis
placed after the separation of Pakis
tan. Authorities have estimated 10,
000,000 people were made homeless
by the division.
Throughout India, the survey
showed, the high rate of tubercu
losis presents one of that area's most
urgent problems.
Dr. Parran reported infant iftor
tallty rates had doubled in parts of
the east coast of the Malay Penin
sula.
Births Reported
(From the D. C. Bureau or Vital Statistics.)
Lawrence and Mary Aho. girl.
Charles and Heian Alexander, boy
Winston and Martha Barnard, boy
Leonard and Margery Berkowiti, girl.
John and Loretta Bernd. girl.
Charles and Margaretta Bogan, girl.
Peter and Agnes Bonk. boy.
Arthur and Blanche Boyer, girl.
John and Emily Bush, boy
Donald and Friedericke Calder. boy.
Arthur and Loretta Carley. girl.
Perry and Ethel Carman, boy.
Charles and Evalena Chenault. boy.
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j Thomas and Mary Collins, girl.
David and Marlon Cooke, girl.
Ashton and Miriam Curtis, boy.
Walter and Katie Davidson, boy
John and Gertrude Dunnlgan, boy.
Eugene and Doris Evans, boy
Murray and Phyllis Fuchs, girt *
Joseph and Dorothy Gary. girl.
George and Caroline Guyer. boy.
James and Molly Harris, boy.
Haldon and Eleanor Harrison, boy.
James and Virginia Haseni. girl.
Warren and Georgia Hawley, boy.
Robert and Anna Honaker, girl.
George and Joan Huffman, girl.
Henry and Jerry Irving, boy.
Alfred and Lois Ketcbam, boy.
Richard and Virginia Lehr, girl.
Archie and Beatrice Llghtfoot, boy.
Harry and Phyllis London, girl.
Douglas and Vera MacDougall. boy.
Harry and Helene Maginnis, girl.
Harry and Lillian Masse, girl.
Herbert and Margaret McKean, boy.
John and Frances McKenxle, boy.
Maurice and Mildred Mohler. boy.
John and Regina Moore, girl.
Harry and Dorothea Murto. boy.
Joseph and Belva Nowland. girl.
Ralph and Gertrude Palese. girl.
Leland and Martha Parkhurst. boy.
Jack and Pauline Reiser, two girls (twins!.
Frank and Helen Rosenblltt, boy.
Jerome and Beatrice Rubin, boy.
John and Erie Schrlver, girl.
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Allison and Dorothy Shell, boy
Harold and Laura Shucart*. firL
Jack and Kona Spires, boy.
Thomas and Mary Turner, boy.
Christian and Dorothy Voix, boy.
William and Ruth Westlake, girl.
Irvin and Elizabeth Zeliff, bey.
Clarence and Mildred America, tlrl.
Bernard and Bernice Brown, tlrl.
Robert and Mattie Courtney, slrl.
Frank and Shirley Jones, tlrl.
Curtis and Clementine Kitt, boy.
John and Mary Mason.. boy.
William and Mary Morgan, boy.
Oeorge and Dorsey Norman, boy.
Malachle and Elizabeth Prince, girl.
Robert and Bailie Reed. boy.
Sylvester and Louise Robinson, boy.
James and Lenora Russell, girl.
Harvey and Marion Smith, boy.
Kemper and Dorothy Smith, bey.
Daniel and Mary Twyman. boy.
Willie and Emily Whitley, boy.
Wilson and Ruby Wiley, tlrl.
James and Mary Bell, boy
Morris and Oertrude Campbell, bor.
Jerome and Marjorie' Pinch, boy.
Robert and Cleo Jonei, clrl.
Be ml e ana Rote Lora. clrl.
Norman and Vlrlan Moon, beo.
Prank and Mamie Utzon, boy.
John and Annie Outi, boy.
Jamea and Thelma Proctor, boy.
Virlan and Marcaret Reeder, clrl.
Lawrence and Callla Roland, clrl.
Jamea and Adelaide lUmma. clrl.
Herbert and WilhelmIna Bmith. clrl.
Edward and Ruth Thomaa clrl.
Allen and Bernte Walker, boa.
Herman and Edith Whitlock, boy.
Darld and Allen Younc, Ctrl.
Deaths Reported
(Prom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Btatlatlea)
Anthony P. Plcnatello. 81, 1484 jr.
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Marcaret M. HaU. 77, 6418 6th at. n.w.
Mary X. Helnbuch, 77, ArUncten, Ya.
Max Orona, 70, 8010 3rd at. n.w.
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