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CAMPAIGNS
AND
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Rupert
JDatlp
mew
Thursday,
September
15,
1949.
REG1NA
WOMAN
LED
BUSY
LIFE
REGINA
o
Few
women
can
match
the
record
of
Bertha
Ox-ner,
who
recently
retired
after
a
busy
career.
In
recent
years
she
has
been
among
other
things
director
of
women's
work
for
the
University
of
Saskatchewan,
member
of
gifts
are
received,
they
must
be
used
only
for
amenities
or
research.
I
Many
hospital
authorities
criticize
this
policy.
Some
say
if
puts
a
serious
crimp
in
their
Writes
On
Ontario
Forest
Resources
TORONTO
0
Merrill
Denlson,
well-known
Canadian
author.
Is
to
record
the
history
of
Ontario's
forest
resources.
The
book
is
scheduled
for
publication
In
the
fall
of
1950.
The
department
of
lands
and
forests
will
co-operate
with
Mr.
Denison
and
research
teams
have
been
at
work
for
some
time.
The
book
will
represent
an
Ontario
contribution
to
the
factual
studies
of
world
resources
now
being
undertaken
by
major
countries.
promise.
BIG
INCREASE
IN
COSTS
Hospitals,
unable
to
appeal
to
the
public,
were
turning
to
the
fund
for
assistance.
Hospital
and
specialist
expenditure
In
England
and
Wales
under
the
health
service
has
risen
to
170.000.000
($680,000,-000
1
compared
with
the
87.000,-000
estimated
when
the
bill
was
presented
to
parliament.
Health
Minister
Aneui
in
Bevan
recently
ordered
hospitals
to
review
their
budgets
with
an
eye
to
saving
money,
but
authorities
are
pessimistir
about
the
prospects.
;
It
has
been
estimated
Britain
needs
at
least
60.000
more
hospital
beds.
Lack
or
runds
to
staff
them
is
the
chief
eause
of
the
shortage.
WOULD
RESTORE
PUBLIC
APPEALS
FOR
HOSPITALS
British
Hospital
Authorities
Criticize
Government
Foliry
Under
Health
Service
Scheme
LONqON
O1
One
of
the
many
question
raised
oy
Britain
s
controversial
national
health
service"
is
whether
hospitals
should
.toe
allowed
to
appeal
directlv
to
the
public
for
funds.
Under-
Qe
health
plan,
hospitals
arc
not
permitted
to
par-.
tivipst-";tn
appeals.
If
volunta
j
efforts
to
provide
a
first-class
j
service.
j
i
The
King
Edward's
Hospital
ior
London,
which
for
more
than
50
years
has
made
grants
to
hospitals
In
the
London
area,
suggested
in
its
annual
reporf
that
the
ban
on
public
appeal
should
be
lifted.
,
If
hospitals
could
obtain
sup-
port
from
sources
other
than
state
funds,
it
said,
"we
might
yet
make
the
best
of
both
world?
and
achieve
a
truly
British
com
the
Canadian
Association
of
Adult
Education
and
the
labor
department's
national
vocational
council,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Home
Economics
Association
and
a
director
of
the
Canadian
Association
of
Consumers.
She
will
live
with
her
mother
tin
Chester.
N.S.
cent
Sunday.
The
concession
booth
was
emptied
of
ice
cream,
pop
and
hot
dogs.
EQONTON
(0
Jumbo,
the
Borden
Park
Zoo's
ostrich,
Is
a
'
crowd
pleaser.
Officials
said
Jumbo
drew
the
largest
crowd!
of
the
year
to
the
zoo
on
a
re-
I
NEW
METHODS
REDUCE
FIRES
VANCOUVER
ffi
Educational
campaigns
and
improved
fire-fighting
methods
have
reduced
forest-fire
damage
tn
most
provinces
a
Canadian
Press
survey
shows.
,
Brlti.h
Columbia
reported
the
worst
fire
damage
In
a
number
of
years
but
most
other
provinces
had
fewer
fires..
Government
officials
attributed
the
reduction
to
Intensive
press
and
radio
campaigns,
and
Improved
fire-fighting
facilities.
-
In
Nova
Scotia
100,000
school
children
are
members
of
the
Green
Forests
League,
hear
lectures
In
fire
prevention,
publish
a
magas.lne
and
wear
identify-inr
buttons.
In
each
forest
section
of
Ontario
a
lands
and
forest
department
employee
ar
ranges
fire
prevention
lectures,
movies
and
radio
talks.
The
Alberta
government
Is
conduct
ing
a
four-week
press
and
radio
campaign
to
educate
the
public
to
the
danger
of
dry
forests.
In
Ontario
up
to
late
August
there
had
been
1,369
forest
fires
this
year
compared
with
2,036
tn
1948
In
Saskatchewan
there
were
197,
compared
with
1948
s
211.
Exact
figures
were
not
"ounnid.t.
otore
T-li.
,
oiUNEY
a,
h
lp
the
c
ome
crvice
Z
T"e
girls
ir,
-wans,
ttm-
t0
be
a
h-J
Pt
and
rZ7
everything
im
.
-p
ousbanj,
home.
Key
-oman
o
Mrs.
Tv.1
-
wW
vnruTish,
Vls
a
contiu,;
'"u-auon
for
4t
ab""t
100
.Wlmifa'
Now
"d
then
other
countries
art
"
B'v'8
recipe
uioues.
Peronalityy
lo
Success
Ai
MONTREAL
lot
of
personality
i
-
not
necessarily
-t
apt
to
meet
wiit
model
Montreai-bor
Lister,
one
ol
Sn
models,
said
receri;
A
U
nuuve
ail
yrniK
different,
have
your
own
that
from
the
others,",
For
girls
who
ir.
try
the
modelling
fr
Ur
Uiinlw
they
ste
ed
in
their
own
tin
"A
girl
trying
to
profession
finds
pcting
with
thoust-
more
experienced
a;
ed
MLss
Lister
start;
In
Montreal
and
in
was
"Cover
Girl"
Magazine.
She
trk
last
February
anfi
,
setbacks
finally
iti
siderably
higher
lb:
whers
fire
prev
are
more
extern;
travel
Increased
it
inces
and
tourists
r.
available
in
all
provinces
but
beautiful
face
w
Ilia
Mili
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nil
film
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)
NOT
MADE
FOR
BEAUTY
A
disposable
constant-flow
oxygen
mask
which
will
cost
about
25
cents
when
it
gets
Into
mass
production.
Is
the
latest
device
designed
for
the
comfort
of
high
altitude
airline
passengers.
As
the
wearer
breathes
in
oxygen,
the
thin
plastic
bellows
on
the
ma.sk
expands
and
contracts,
and
exhaled
gases
escape
through
a
porous
paper
face-piece.
The
mask
will
be
effective
at
altitudes
of
from
20,000
to
25.000
feet,
but
aero
medical
scientists
emphasze
it
is
not
expected
to
perform
satisfactorily
above
that
level.
IN
IUNGKR
ZONE
WINNIPEG
O
Three
missionary
nurses
from
Winnipeg
are
reported
to
be
in
the
danger
area
of
the
present
revolution
Irt
Bolivia.
They
are
Jessie
Hk'key,
at
The
Friends
missions
at
La
Paz,
and
Dorothy
Francklyn
and
May
Epp,
both
serving
In
Baptist
mission
fields
in
the
same
area.
I
f
.
.
and
I
WyiCKERS
GIN
VICKERS'
if
IIHIUIt
IN
CANADA
and
it
Diimiutio
ivCalvrrt
This
idvtrtisomcnl
is
nut
published
or
ilij.
pluycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Kuril
ot
oy
the
Government
of
British
Columhii.
Quebec
officials
said
fires
were
fewer.
New
Brunswick,
officials
said
fire
damage
was
"comparatively
small."
Forest
fire
damage
In
Nova
Scotia
last
year
was
the
least
in
30
years
and
government
officials
said
they
expected
about
the
same
conditions
this
year.
Saskatchewan
last
year
spent
$25,000
fighting
forest
fires
that
burned
through
250,000
.
acres.
Flief
ighting
parachutists
stationed
at
Lac
La
Ronge,
Sask.,
were
believed
to
be
the
first
In
Canada,
a
recently
.Installed
fire-hazard
rating
system
can
predict
forest
conditions
two
or
three
days
in
advance.
Ontario
fire-fighters
are
bc-
'
coming
increasingly
mechanized
'
and
air-minded.
Besides
pump
trucks
and
bulldozers
,
Ontario
fire-fighters
use
six
Beaver
aircraft,
equipped
with
ground-to-air
and
ground-to-ground
radio.
Most
provincial
officials
,
reported
success
with
the
policy
of
shutting
off
forest
areas
when
tire-hazard
ratings
reached
a
jS-
pledge
foyoyl
dangerous
level.
The
number
of
j
for
most
of
the
6:
fires
on
private
lands
were
con-'
skirting
major
h$
breads,
flaky
pastiies,
luscious
cakes,
time
after
time!
Take
a
look
at
Robin
Hood's
unique
record:
4
out
of
5
women
who
win
First
Prizes
for
Home-baking
use
Robin
Hood
Flour!
Only
such
a
record
of
superiority
could
make
possible
such
a
guarantee
1
,
Better
order
some
Robin
Hood
Flour
today.
One
baking
and
you'll
realize
why
First
Prize
winners
insist
on
it
for
all
their
baking.
Strong
words?
Yes,
and
we
more
tlun
Lack
tlieni
up!
We
not
only
offer
you
your
money
b;uk
bid
your
money
back
PLUS
10
if
after
two
bakings
with
Robin
Hood
All-Purpose
Flour,
you're
not
completely
satisfied
that
your
baking
results
are
better.
There's
a
good-as-god
certificate
in
every
bag
that
'
guarantees
this
.
.
.
.
.
.
and
any
dealer
will
gladly
tefund
your
purchase
price,
plus
10,
if
you
return
the
unused
portion
of
your
bag
of
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Only
Robin
Hood
Flour
offers
this
unusual
guarantee!
And
only
Robin
Hood
Flour
has
this
record
of
day-in,
.day-out
success
in
all
kinds
of
baking
light,
tender
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you
would
like
any
help
with
your
baking
any
special
tips,
new
reiipes
or
ideas
please
write
me
and
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no
way
obligated.
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Home
Service
Department,
Robin
Hood
Flour
Mills
Limited,
300
St.
Sacrament
St.,
Montreal
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bag
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Salmon
is
one
of
the
richest
and
most
economical
sources
of
Protein,
V
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..
Minerals
vital
food
elements
required
daily.
Economy?
Pound
per
Pun"
Salmon
is
all
food-
no
waste
no
shrinkage
a
thrifty
buy.
Sffve
Canned
often
in
a
variety
of
ways.
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good
for
you
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