a 2 sbi i “ee ; Me pees g FIREMAN LE * * cal condition from smoke inhalation. lancer, S’VICTORIA (0) — It ehealth day in the legislature ‘Tuesday with talks ebout hos- wDital, payments, medicare chronic treatment centres. As was to be expected Health Minister Martin came under fire from the New Democratic Party Opposition and = from the Liberals. But in defence, gthe., minister Save. wy goed as tealling it the ‘flycatcher party.” wane gots” «> And to cries of whe Opposition, he federa] government. The government, he wanted no part of a “something like Saskatchewan, This brought Opposition benches. NDP Oppo-ition leader ewan CCF povernment we. ‘PORTABLE “TELEVISION ‘by MARCONI a @ 25 Tube Function Full Power Transformer *@ Tinted Safety Glass a @ Balanced Audio System ~ @ Telescopic Antenna a, Ae te inet fet) Hare ener enmnee pment 4 . 3 MONTHS FREE FACTORY SERVICE a “ “ht BY ES APS TO GROUND WITH RE w Un, 4, fireman Ernest Edwards leaps from garige » «burning apartment building in Chicago. He wis tuken to hespital where he remained in criti- This picture was taken by Bernard J. Connon, a free- : Hospital was'made a and “stall” from reiterated vEhat Premier Bennett's Social Credit government wil) never go ahead with a complete health plan without co-operation of the said, program like the one he claimed brought disaster’ in howls from the Rob- epl Strachan said the Saskatch- had Oa ne a cae tenn ene mem ee ee eee eee ee ccm ee ce great sccial break- through with its medicare plan. All North America was waiting to follow the lead. “LIBERAL CHAOS" He declared it was the Lib- erals that had tried to create chaos over the Saskatchewan plan. And he went on from there to take swipes at that party by “"In the general debate Liberal Leader Perrault demanded that Health Minister Martin name hospital officials the minister had said were playing politics about hospita] payments from the BC. Hospital insurance service. He said the minister had smeared all hospital boards. by the government. Mr. Martin said he smearing, only making mate criticism and referring only to some members of hos- pital boards. The trouble was was not the hospitels did not send their’ budgets to the hospital insur- THIS SCUED CHILD — Enlding unconscious roof to ground after rescuing boy from a boards “hamstrung by gov't, Liberal leader says ‘ane legiti-, 4 ene p rer rere meerry| a! Ze Carlos Frank- — AP Wirephoto service son enough and thus were left short of funds. Elsewhere in the debate the minister told those who de- manded chronic hospitals that not eneugh use is being made of government assistance available for construction of such hespitals. To Opposition criticism of the government program for re-: tarded children, he-saidca’ wait=5- ‘ing list at Woodlands Sé¢hool' .Wwas partly due to lack of ex-: berienced help. A psychiatrist would join the’ Woodlands annex at Tranquille near Kamloops in April. As a result certain retarded children who could not be..handled be-' > ;fore now would be taken under Hospital boards were hamstrung TANK CLEARS SNOW LONDON ‘Reuters) — Lenin- grad enginecrs have equipped ‘a Second World War T-34 tank with a clearing grad, il was reported today. ‘IN YOUR CO-OP HARDWARE! “GREAT SAVINGS ON double dritts snowplow for around Lenin- | 1 on any er ra A a va rae J 7 p ‘ing floods ‘lions hive Mone Fhe elderly dna some com- Wo hd who ds sertougdy HL, 5 ; Wcince Rupert Daily. Mews Lev. Wednesday, March 13, 1963. Latest jobless rate” & per cent of force OTTAWA (0) — ment in Canada stood at 545,- minion Bureau of Statistics and | labor department said today in a joint statement. y This was 4,000 more than the mid-January total. The ‘state- ment described this as “no ap-| preciable change” in the pe- riod when, in previous years, unemployment has tended to rise. The jobless total was 38,000; less than the 583,000 unemploy- ed in February last year. Latest jobless rate is 8.4 per cent of the labor force com- pared with &3 a month earlier. The mid-February rate in 1962 was 9,1 per cent and two years ago it was 11:3 " The number-of persons with Jobs was 5,951,000 in mid-Feb- ruary compared with 5,956,000 in mid-January, a drop of 4,000 but an increase of 111,000 rom. a year earlier. MORE WINTER JOBS “Winter employment this year held up better than Employ--| largely because of continued ‘Strength in manufacturing and 000 in mid-February, the Do-: construction, the statement said. The labor force at mid-Feb- i Tuary was 6,496,000, a drop of 1,060 in a month but 73,000 higher thamin Fehruary, 1962; All regions of Canada had lower unemployment than a year earlier, PIPL IP PO LO PLO OVE COO OOOOOCOODOOE OUR B.C. IN LATIN AMERICA? NANAIMO (@) ~~ Califor- nians “have baffled Haig Burns, chairman of the Nan- aimo Tourist Bureau. “Sure I expected them to think we have nothing up here but Eskimos: and French-Can- adian lumberjacks,” said Mr. Burns Tuesday after return- ing from a B.C. publicity drive in California. ’ “But when I discovered that many Californians ’ thought British Columbia was a state in Latin America—that really shook me.” usual, PP PFOO OLED DOP ®> CDG DDD OLOLRODODO DOE Water rationing begins in wake of homeless in the southern States Seventeen persons were dead! and six others missing. Twelve! ‘of the deaths were attributed to floods and five to tornadoes. ed by torrential rains knocked lan Tuesday leaving the city and outlying communities without water. Civil defence director Haight made arrangements to in Mississippi, United/and 472 in Tennessee. dies of injuries One of several washouts caus- : out the pumping station at Har-;Steven Thomas 'Of Taylor, died yesterday of in- ijuries received when the half- | he was driving rani Bi] iinto the rear of a trailer at the! | Peace River ‘Bridge, {ton truck US. floods ‘HARLAN, Ky. (»—Water raz; Schoois were closed in Har- itioning was to begin in Harlanjjlan County and gasoline was be- |today as one result of devastat-|ing supplied’ to emergency ve- which, along with. “ ‘deadly tornadoes have left more ‘than 30,000 persons ‘and property damage in the mil- *hicles only. . ' The Red Cross sdid ‘the twis- ters affected at least 58 families 510 in Alabama Taylor boy, 14, FORT ST. JOHN (@) — truck water from fresh wells on, ©45t of here. | a hillside and from a soft drink!". ‘Plant at nearby Baxter if the }-hicte, ‘Plant could distill river water for: Valleyview, Alta., was not in- drinking. ‘jured. The driver of the ‘other ve- Jack MacGillivray of PARIS 'Reuters) — Two thou- sand striking iron miners from Eastern France invaded Paris for a protest march today in another manifestation of grow- ing labor troubles in France. The men came _ 185 miles from Piennes in the Lorraine mine fields in a long cavalcade of cars, taxicabs and trucks They reeeived demonstrations of upport from workers at ac- tories in the Paris suburb of Pan- Lin, The iron miners represent about 20,000 workers in pri- vately owned Lorraine mines. Meanwhile many Paris dair- nist saboteurs blew up an_ oil: ics were without milk because of a 24-hour strike by delivery- men employed at central milk depots, The iron miners, who went on strike two weeks awo, are de- manding substantial ware in- creases. They planned to demuon- New strains of flu virus discovered WASHINGTON (Pr) —- Tis- covery of two new strains of influenza virus--with all indiea- tions Chat one of then was largely responsible for the win- ter’s North American flu epi- demics--was disclosed today. The new strains were identi- fied too Jate for this season's Qealnst them, One, & new and potent form of the Aslan fluo virus which first appeared in 1957, is held mainly responsible for this yeau's outbreak, Available viie- neine has only limited power apaunst dt, puble health service doctors told ao reporter, Influenza cases hive — been usually severe ing the U.S. this winter, offen husting up to JAwo weeks dnstend of the usual ithree for four days, School ab- hSenteebm has ranged up ta 73 Hyer schools rane cont of pupils tn some death rates from commptented by flu Wonsially hia h pHemmonta been munttdes, a SO es oe tae cee o etny nt aetna ese rite ae CASIT GONE VANCOUVER «bh -.. Within Luniberton arrived home from hospital to find $2,000 missing from ajar ana a cout pocket, been visiting his wile Striking miners invade Paris in protest. march’ strate outside the National AS-; today’s weekly | meeting of the French cabinet. sembly ,during Oil pipeline blast causes forest fire CARACAS (Reuters) men Tuesday brought under control a huge forest fire. started Sunday when Commu- pipeline near Cabimas in north- west Venezuela. A spoke-man for the Ameceri- can - owned Creole Petroleum Company said the pipeline fire was still burning, although it also has been brought under control, The pipeline, described as the world’s busiest, supplies 500,000 harrels of crude oil daily to the Creole refinery, Police have arrested two men found in the area of Sunday's explosion, The sabotage was be- Heved caused by Communist op- ponents of President Betan- court's: liberal Venezuclan gov- ernment, B.C. Briefs SENT TO JALL VANCOUVER @ — = Arthur Armstrong, 52, who told palice he stole food from a supermarket | hunery | aceine to include extra guards and he had no money was sent. because his wife was to jail for two weeks Tuesday. eo + HIGUWAY FUTURE BRIGHT KAMLOOPS ‘ — Past-presi- dent Ray Ootem of the ehamber of commerce says the future looks bright for development of the Yellowhead highway. The chamber has beon iuformect that every Canadian politfenl leader supports plans for the roule's development. + * ASK MORE MONEY VERNON = Vernon cham- ber of commerce has asked for nh ondditionnl $000 tn dts grant from ality counell this year, A proposed budget for Che chamber shows expenditures of $16,350. Cy a + vemmewe -+ NVOXLA MAN RESTGNS NANAIMO () | BH Melfare- Inne resigned Tuesduy as presi- dont of the Nanaimo senior hia- Crosse club. Te sald pressure of business prevented ‘him continu. Ing with the lub, Nosh Oy ne an : sy ke ek a eee “ esos VA Oe On vest tbh) \. 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