Hririce
Kuperr
Ucjiiy
i
iew.
Thursday,
August
16,
1951
Week-end
Garbage
if
FDR
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycle!
1
2
:
25
-
Proci
am
Resume
12:20
B.C.
Farm
Ero:.uast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:00
Easy
Listening
a
vi
ici
mud
ri
j
uiwiii
I
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
j
Islanders
(Subject
W
CbaneO
Bidding
For
Maci
House
BuilJinq
Job
!
I
According
to
advice
from
Mas-
xctl,
two
Prince
Rupert
and
one
'
Vancouver
contracting
firm
are;
expected
to
offer
bids
for
the
building
of
four
permanent
mar-rlflcl
quartern
for
the
Department
of
National
Defence.
The
contracting
firms
are
Christmas
Island
in
tire
Indian
!
Ocean
has
an
area
of
orily
60
square
miles
with
a
population
i
of
about
1.300.
'
2:30
Records
at
Random
.vN"
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J.
:
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i
.
I
2:45
Do
what
you
like;
Comty.
3:30
Step
Lightly
THURSDAY
P.M.
4:00-
The
Sunshine
Society
4:3020.000
Leagues
Under
the
Sea
4:45
Stock
Quotation
and
Int,
Something
must
be
dorw
so
city
can
be
collected,
the
unit
board
of
health
streswd
at
their
meeting
yesterday
afternoon.
Ala.
H.
F.
Glas.'ey.
chairman
of
the
meeting,
said
city
garbage
collectors
"won
t
work
Saturday."
;
"Thjy
are
In
a
union
and
they
I
cnly
work
five
days
a
week.
We
will
have
to
hire
someone
elb-a
to
do
this
work,'
he
said.
i
Sanitary
Insuector
Eiiwnrrt
,
Greer
Si
Brldden
and
Mitchell
&
Currle
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
Medical
Brutality
Is
Denied
Hospitality
and
Good
Food
ul
is
our
First
Aim
Hansen
Construction
Co.
In
Vancouver.
1,,
17
fr
"
To
lane
ANCIENT
TRIBE
The
prehistoric
PlcU
of
Britain
are
said
to
have
been
called
Plctl"
by
the
Romans
because
they
painted
their
bodies.
pmcdore
Cafe
i
A'rV--
tt:
fo)
,
LONDON
(CP
A
blunt
suggestion
in
the
British
medical
jour-
j
nal
"Practitioner"
that
doctors!
are
using
human
patients
as;
"guinea
pigs"
In
scientific
ex-
j
pertinents
has
provoked
wld;-
j
spread
Indignation
among
thaj
profession.
The
article
in
the
journal's
I
J
III
Hit
I'
.
v
"
Bradley
said
that
"nearly
as
much"
garbage
was
piled
up
by
city
cafes
over
the
week-end
as
there
was
during
the
whole
wjek
;
loi
the
period
from
Friday
night
to
Sunday
night
was
the
busiest
J
time
for
restaurants.
!
At;
present,
dally
garbiige
rol-
;
lection
in
thu
city
begins
Monday
and
ends
Friday.
-Attempt
to
have
the
collectors
work
over-
1
time-,
or
re-arrange
their
schedule
ha-.
Uen
futile.
Aid.
Glussey
said.
current
Issue
deals
with
forms
of
human
vivisection
and
other
honor
practices
In
Nazi
concentration
camps'
in
the
last
wa.'.
Then
It
declares:
And
costs
so
much
lass
to
prparf
Of
court
you
know
how
dsliclouf
Bluo
Bonnet
It
at
m
(proad
for
brood
or
loatt.
Frathl
Dolicatet
Country
twootl
Why
not
onjoy
thit
oxtra
goodnot
in
all
your
cooking,
too
T
b:
00
Int.
Comty.
5:10-The
Weston's
j
5:30
Intimate
Rcvup
5:45
Young
Man
with
a
Song
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
"Canada
at
Work"
6:15
Vaughan
Monroe
and
Orchestra
(1:30
Musn-ul
Varieties
"J:
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News
::15
CBC
News
Roundup
7.30-
Event.de
8:
CO
Radio
Cartoons
0:15--Points
of
View
8:30-Tale3
of
the
7
Seas
9:00
Cuestin's
with
Kt'stin
9:30
Vancouver
Concert-
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10:00
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Mews
10:10--C13C
News
10:15
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Drair.n
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11:00--Wemher
!0'iotl
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Arrivals
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FRIDAY
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7:00-
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(Moi
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8:00
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K:l(l
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Here's
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Kong
8:33--Morning
Devotions
8:45--
Little
Concert
tt:0U-
IHJi;
NcjVs
and
(X.ir.y
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
.Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
9:fH-Tne
.Signal
10:1
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Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30-This
Wt-k's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Mir.ic
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Roundup
T:tne
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Forecast
it:31
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Pi-ilod
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int
U:4j
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Vclodies
FRIDAY
F.i.
i?-ni-
-Miit-iifiv
t-r.-iowi's
12:15
CBC
News
."We
fhould
take
a
lesson
from
this
and
give
careful
thought
to
the
extent
to
which
we
are
tend-
j
ing
to
abuse
the
trust
our
pa-,
tlents
put
In
us.
Without
such
trust
we
and
our
patients
are
j
lost.
And
its
loss
will
never
be
compensated
by
that
increased
,
Realistic
Film
Three
Dimension
2
i.liiMlr2-
y
Onlu
,.
l
Pan
Mad
food
in
beaa-
if
vgtablt
k
-
-m
n
melun-hot,
Jk
'mm
ufuliv
browned,
crispv,
tod
flavorful
every
umel
iW
U
M
'
1
1
'y
'
i''uldJtnow.Vllt.nbj.
knowledge
that
might
arise
from
human
vivisection."
The
article
mentions
one
method
or
investigation
called
cardiac
catheterlsatloil,
art
operation
involving
the
passing
of
a
fine
tube
through
the
blojd-stream
to
the
heart.
How
far,
it
auks,-
are
doctors
justified
in
submitting
patients
to
experimental
procedure
which
may
not
be
without
risk
to
life?
PATIENT'S
RIGHTS
'
The
suggestion
appears
to
be
that
the
search
for
knowledge
takes
priority
over
the
welfare
of
the
individual
patient,"
the
journal
adds.
"Knowledge
can
be
bought
too
dearly.
Once
the
sanctity
of
the
patient's
right
Is
questioned
there
is
no
telling
how
rapidly
the
standards
of
practice
will
fall."
Souea
for
fish
and
vegetable!
turn
Liflhf,
tendtf
eaka
tr
roar
vcrr
ume
wicli
Blue
Boonerf
Pcrfeci
lor
the
iaog,
too.
fortbahbStimCprVen'"''k
J
rwrpom
is
suae
feather.
i
,
j
tight
iod
flakr
so
much
more
Jl
t
A,
J
j
ly
with
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine'
;
I
out
to
smooth,
taste
so
aeucioos
aod
cost
so
little
to
prepare!
1
MONTREAL
(CP)
In
the
not
j
far
distant
future,
tanks
may
'
roar
right
off
theatre
screens,
over
the
heads
of
audiences
and
i
disappear
with
a
crash
through
I
balcony
exits.
;
This
far-fetched
fantasy
al-i
ready
la
a
reality
to
W.
W.
Wells
iCoates,
Br.tish
Industrial
designer,
.who
explained
in
a
re-i
cent
Interview
here
how
he
I
worked
this
and
similar
tricks
i
for
an
experimental
film
at
the
Festival
of
Britain."
"We
have
designed
and
are
cpe.
jting
Telecinema,
a
three-dimensional
operation
with
j
thre
e-dimensional
pictures
and
!
three-dimensional
sound,"
said
Mr.
Coates.
"The
images
on
the
screen
seem
to
come
right
off
the
surface
and
descend
Into
I
tile
audience.
Special
sound
de-'
vi?es
follow
the
movement
of
the
object."
j'
Mr.
Coates
said
that
three-dimensional
effects
have
been
i
tried
by
movie-makers
before
,
but
the
sound
angle
Is
new.
j
"I
feel
there
Is
room
for
tele-i
vision
and
cinema
existing;
side
!
by
fide
In
most
countries,"
Mr.
!
Coates
said.
"New
cinema
tech-;
tuques
will
call
for
a
new
type
j
of
movie-making
while
television
will
adapt
Itself
to
the
i
special
needs
of
the
home
1
viewer
.
.
."
Only
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
comes
packaged
convenient
ways
rmscHMiai'i
I
ffr
CARNATION
IS
roved
by
doctors
'Blue
Bonnet
BUDGET
STRETCHER
IRYWHERE
MARGARINE
u
ui
cvvuiuuvu
icguil-iypc
wlul
j
0
pscuge
J
NOURISHING,
with
all
the
impor-
coavcaienc
coior
wuer
in
every
boxl
I
Doctors
explained
that
the
j
ethics
of
the
profession
frowned
j
la
tlx
exclusive
new
Blue
Bonnet
Yellow
Quik
bag.
Just
prcjj
the
color
burton
.
.
.
knead
the
bag
.
.
.
ana
delicious
Blue
Bonnet
is
colored
ready
to
use
in
2
minute
flirt
No
messy
mixing!
No
dishes
to
wask!
No
waste!
on
public
discussion
of
such
matters.
But
they
denied
em-
j
phatically
that
experimental
vivisection
was
practiced
by
them
on
patients
to
advance
their
medical
knowledge.
'There
18
absolutely
no
truth
'.hkI
values
of
line,
pasteurized
whole
plus
180
I'nin
of
vitamin
D
per
v
JiKsnble
thar
ir
agrees
even
with
me
jnd
delicate
babies.
MT10N
is
extra
safe
because
it
.!
pasteurized,
then-
if
is
sterilized
t
is
sc.ilt
J
airtight
ill
me
can.
And
hii
is
completely
uniform
no
o
from
L.in
to
cm.
Aik
your
ducror
Ask
your
grocer
for
Blut
Btimut
Margarhu
in
whichever
lUxanniTId
package
you
prejer.
43
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toAkI
of
fl
motor,
of
FimCHMANN'S
YEAST
MAGtC
BAKING
POWDER
mo4
Mhar
On
food
preductt,
i
I
In
the
suggestion
that
human
eitig
are
Deing
used
as
laboratory
animals."
said
a
council
nit.
nber
of
the
British
Medical
Association.
Ornitmn
fur
)r
baby.
"from
Contented
Cows"
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519.95
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Regular
to
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To
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$15.95
Now
$19.95
Also
vast
reductions
on
Woof
Gabs
f
DIES'
RAINCOATS
LADIES'
PEASANT
BLOUSES
'
LADIES'
SILK
BLOUSES
Reg.
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to
3.25
LADIES'
BATHING
SUITS
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7.95
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LADIES'
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