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NEW REFINERY—Manitoba and Saskatchewan will be previded with high octane gasolines and
other petroleum products from thi i-mill dollar refinery at Moose Jaw, Sas., which
was officially opened Sept. 26 by Pre Douglas of Saskatchewan. The British American Oil
Company refinery will process about 15,000 barrels of crude oil dai With 180 employees, it
Will “be the second largest mai plat 1 Moose Jaw, a « f 25,000. (CP PHOTO)

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AUCTION SALE

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encing at 2:15

Auction Rooms, corner of McBride

   

street and Fourth Avenue, East.
d by the several owners, I will sell by Auction
RESERVE the following articles of
field Suite in maroon velour; one
new); Mahogany Bookshelf; Mahogany
le; Large Living Room Carpet, size
Lamp; two Table Lamps; One G.E.
» very large Mirrors; beautiful Bedroom
e Tables; new Dinette Suite; two Lamp
‘iachines; two Enamel Coal and Wood
Mirror; Hotpoint Electric Range: Twin
i ‘5; Easy SpinDry Washer; Hoover
ge Canvas Tent; Boat’s Mast and
l Table; two Lawn Mowers; lot of
Bedding and other articles too
i 1. Must sold
ur goods for this sale before 10:90 a.m. Thursday.
Nothing too large Nothing too small.

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VANCOUVER The shadow- addicts and traffickers, point- ures to cope with Canada’s
ed haunts of narcotic addi ed out by veveran officers who narcotic problem,

; Some up darkened stairways have fought a long battle The Ottawa officials met here
vi ancouver waterfror against the traffic in Vaneou- wi ovincial and civic auth
| dis t, have had distinguished — ver. orit ind With groups inter-

visitor Mr. Hossick accompanied | este arcotics reforms
At the end of a two-day cun- by Robert Curran, senior legal Problems of an all-over adult
| ference on narcotics ( ontrol, f ir advisor in his department, | In-|and youth education program on
officials from Ottawa spector R. F.. Kerrow, RCMP, an extensive scale: segregation
were nh on a tour of sor chief narcotics preventive Offi-| of addicts from others in prison;
}the more notorious haunt cer, and Dr. C. A. Roberts, head | fr¢ linics for distribution of
| Heading the visitors was K of the federal division of mental) drug to sea and stiffer
ie th Hossick chief of the x hygiene penaltie for trafficker were
jcotic ec ntrol division, Dep They made no comment | gj ec sae ae the suggested
ment of Health and Welfa after the on-the-spot tour. But | ¢}, would involve amend-

In darkened doorways and a spokesman for the group ex- | y¢ federal laws
back-alley hangouts they saw pressed hope for reform meas- . ; ; Lene:
Mr. Curran said compu ory
rather than voluntary treatment
° for addicts was favored

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press

| uplift

Fee Splitting Held

the Major Leagues | Place his foot ; in the band
th.
b
of the year for the New York | “heel passeq sines The
NEW YORK (AP)—The Ameri-| Yankees, 25 vears ago today In | toes and Geop Y Over

can College of Surgeons today|his whole career from 1914 to | foot, unharmed He w
Se aiakasdiae fee-splitting between | 1935 Ruth, who died in 1948, hit | 42 industri;
as|714 homers,

physic! lans and surgeons
“dishonest and unethical’ and
harmful to patients.
Thirteen college officials told!

frank
science

kick-backs in a
conference with
writers.
They
honest,

most doctors are
“few bad apples” |
medicine a|

said
but a
fees, giving
black eye
Fee-splitting means a division
of fees between the doctor who

| first diagnoses a patient’s con-/|

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dition and the surgeon who op-
erates on him

It leads, the college officials
said, to these evils:

Over-charging in bills; ypn-
necessary operations “ghost

surgery” When a person thinks
his own doctor is operating and
the selected or “ghost” surgeon
does it after the patient is an
aehetized: loss of public confi-
dence in doctors

Dr. Alton Ochsner, of New
immediate past presi-
dent of the College of Surgeons,
said you should be suspicious of ;
fee-splitting if:

Your doctor sends you to only
one surgeon, and later you get
no bill from the physician, just a
bill from the surgeon,

Your doctor doesn’t give you a}
choice of surgeons to do the op- |
eration he says is necessary, or |
doesn't ask who you want to do
it

Dr. Newell W. Philpott, of |
Montreal, a regent, said the does
not know of any fee-splitting in
Montreal, but that he Knows it
is done in some localities near- |‘
by. He told of one young sur- |
geon, starting im practice, who|
refused to make kick-backs, and
an unnamed town

had to leave

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Narcotics Act urran
By BOB THOMAS “In this way he can be subjected
to adequate and proper treat-
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HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Want to know who are ™e™
: : ; i = ; He id there must be ade
the most sought-after star lamorville? ey
l ougnt arte ] tars In Glamorvuille’? quate institutional facilities for
Here’s the list: Mario Lanza, Judy Garland, t#eatment, and added:
‘ : . Its going to cost a lot of
or ao nNyroe ar > ya6 ‘oy, R 97
Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, Humphrey Bogart,| money to bring about what we
Kirk Douglas, Martin and Lewis, Ann Blyth, Gene ¥"*
Tierney, Betty Grable and Rita Hayworth,
Thi the straight dope, as@-— renrroent a —neeaianent
ned from the celebrity serv-| eyoke the most inguirie
y . i i ) GuUuilries
i earinghouse for news of When Lanza started his fight
outs Of famous peo- | with MGM everyone wanted to
‘ know where he was. Judy Gar-
f nas offices in 1d }
land is another > wh
yndon, Paris, Rom i a ~ ; Fg te _
; = ae n I n new W ¢ nave
3 He 1AUUCr 18 a ens of calls for her
lach reported Lynne Bow- Of course everyone wants
y tT
poe P ad of the branch Marilyn Monroe's private phone
WRONG NUMBER number.. Brando is impossible
People out here worry about Lots of people try to get in touch
heir privacy They change! With him, but you can’t get him
heir teleohone numbers almost| 0" the phone and he won’t an
they change their|SWe? messages. I can’t figur
why we should get so many
; calls for Ann Blyth, but we do
Celebrity ervice supplies in-|, ssa : a rite om ee oe
tins visiit® Shae tree: ae A psc a om Zes 1€ per-
: st y 6 AL
famous figures to agencies, col- Afi. ‘
; ; Miss Bowers said that the
nn and other legitimate ervice had fil n 100.00(
is sery a ies Oo YP
Miss Bowers had some onalitie Rent = ec
sonali 5 2 uésts are On .
omments about the stars who ie 4 r — rr j
f Every Hallowe'en we get re
4 est f¢ the whereabout if
Lugosi and Boris Karloff
Boy eported
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