Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
December
1,
1950
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
Rotary
Club
TB
Threat
Is
Beaten
This
business
of
bridge
terday.
boosting
the
government's
edge
in
th"
House
to
five.
Anthony
WedgewooU
Benn
defeated
the
Conservative,
James
Louis
Lindsay.
19.367
to
12,018.
The
election
filled
the
seat
given
up
by
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
Labor
Wins
In
Bristol
BRISTOL,
Eng.
Q
Labor
re-
tained
Bristol
seat
in
the
House!
of
Commons
in
a
by-election
yes-
that
you
consider
the
strength
and
weakness
of
every
player
at
the
table
in
deciding
what
to
bid
and
play.
Humanics
should
be
applied
to
your
opponents
as
well
as
to
your
partner
and
even
to
yourself
if
you
who
quit
government
and
Com-
mon.s
posts
because
or
ill
neau'i
MV
rllP
STANDARD
4m
Dr.
J.
I).
Galbraith
of
Miller.
Bay
Tells
of
Progress
in
Combatting
Disease
A
national
threat
of
what
looked
to
be
a
hopeless
spread
of
tuberculosis
among
Indians,
particularly
within
the
tribes
of
British
Columbia,
has
become
controlled,
according
to
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith,
medical
superintendent
Of
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
who
spoke
at
the
Rotary
luncheon
yesterday.
"There
Is
still
a
long
way
to
go,"
said
Dr.
Galbraith.
"Although
Indian
deaths
from
tu
berculosis
are
10
times
higher
than
those
of
whites.
I
see
no
reason
why
we
should
not
en-
tirely
parallel
the
achievements
of
control
of.
tuberculosis
as,
demonstrated
In
the
white
com-!
munities
in
Canada.
i
"In
1900
the
death
rate
for
all
1
Canada
from
tuberculosis
wasl
about
200
per
100.000.
At
this
time
there
were
only
50
beds
for
treatment
of
tuberculosis
with1
only
one
small
sanatorium
in
Cafiada,"
said
the
doctor.
With
no
adequate
treatment.
for
tuberculosis
among
the
In-
dians.
Dr.
Galbraith
recalled
how,
in
1934
he
came
to
the
West
!
Coast
Indians
from
the
Toronto
University
.
"In
tli
at
year
216
Indians
died
of
tuberculosis
in
B.C
WllliC
111
;
The
world
looks
better
when
you
start
the
day
with
Delnor
Fresh
Frozen
Orange
Juice.
All
taste,
no
waste
Trolley
Buses
Crash
15
Hurt
VANCOUVER
O
Fifteen
per-sons
were
Injured
last
night
when
two
trolley
ouses
comded
in
downtown
Vancouver.
Traffic
was
lied
up
tor
more
than
an
hour
after
the
smash.
'leaving
for
'Vancouver.
Progress
was
reported
by
Bill
Scuby
in
a
lively
announcement
of
the
new
year's
basketball
gam
between
Rotary
and
Gyro.
JOHi
Bill
OPTOM
II
John
i
Third.
dim
are
smart
enough
to
do
it.
Here
is
a
summary
of
the
points
I
have
been
telling
you
about
concerning
the
application
of
humanics
to
opponents.
If
you
think
an
overcall
Dy
you
will
serve
a
constructive
purpose,
put
it
In
if
you
think
you
can
get
by
with
it.
"Getting
by
with
it"
will
depend
on
whether
your
opponents
are
aggressive
and
skillful
or
whether
they
are
timid,
unsure
of
themselves
and
weak
on
defense.
If
you
are
in
trouble
on
a
hand
and
it
looks
like
you
may
go
set,
give
your
opponents
a
trick
they
are
bound
to
get
anyway,
and
see
what
they
lead.
They'
will
sometimes
do
the
most
astounding
things.
"Give
the
suckers
a
chance."
Double
an
overcall
made
by
loose
bidders
like
my
friend
Miss
Brash
more
quickly
than
you
would
double
the
same
bid
if
made
by
Mr.
Champion.
Make
unorthodox
pre-emptive
bids
against
opponents
who
are
likely
to
go
out
on
a
limb
in
wild
overcalls.
When
you
have
a
quick
dou
blet-
on
your
left,
encourage
him
to
double
by
occasionally
making
simple
overcalls
on
big
hands.
Now
and
then
it
pays
to
double
opponents'
game
contracts,
reached
by
hesitant
"stretchy"
,
I
I
;
telephoning.
Classifieds,
3c
per
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HELP
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COMPANY
1949
approximately
100
Indians
Q
jus
A
P()Uer
r
died
of
the
disease.
!
In
the
early
o,,
FaF)S
C()1
c
v
Evitt
of
tnirties
tubercular
Indians,
Nanalm0
j.
w.
Jackson
of
Van-weren
t
admitted
to
regular
pro-jcouver
and
Thomag
leii,
were
'mu1
,
-
"e
mey
hospitalized
elsewhere,
said
the
doctor
who
had
come
as
a
stu-
humanics
simply
mcai
is
bidding,
even
though
you
don't
have
nearly
enough
to
set
them
in
your
own
hand.
The
idea
.
is
to
confuse
declarer
,
as
to
the
position
of
key
honor
cards
he'd
by
the
defense.
Handle
this
carefully.
It
is
more
likely
to
be
effective
against
players
like
Mr.
Muzzy.
In
his
case
you
wiil
merely
be
adding
to
the
confusion.
When
deciding
whether
to
bi
i
for
a
game
or
to
be
satisfied
with
a
part
score,
consider
the
quakty
of
the
defense
you
are
likely
to
get.
Take
It
easy
against
brmianfdefenders
like
Mr.
Champion
and
Mr.
Masters.
Bid
them
to
the
hilt
against
Mr.
Muzzy.
Remember
that
bidding
"rules"
tell
you
only
half
the
story.
They
tell
you
how
to
judge
the
cards.
You
will
have
to
learn
how
to
judge
the
players
as
well.
It's
not
easy
and,
you
won't
always
do
it
right,
but
if
you
are
thinking
about
itand
try
ingyou're
on
the
way
to
gaining
thousands
of
points
vol
never
knew
existed.
Mrs.
McKinnon,
Terrace,
Dies
TERRACE
The
death
occurred
eaiiy
on
Wednesday
mor
lim?
at
tne
Terrace
OutDost
hospital
of
Mrs.
Mamie
McKinnon,
G8,
widow
of
the
late
Dan
McKinnon
jand
resident
of
Terrace
since
1912,
coming
here
from
the
Yukon.
Funeral
services
will
bp
held
in
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
on
SaiurOay
morning.
TERRACE
TOPICS
Miss
Peggy
Laird
is
leaving
at
the
end
of
December
for
Vancouver
where
se
will
take
a
business
course.
Mrs.
N.
McNabb
and
son.
Douglas,
left
on
Thursday's
train
on
a
brief
trip
to
Prince,
Rupert.
OIL
HEATING
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its
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SPACE
HEATERS
Convenient,
Economical
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VORTEX
Automatic
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with
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from
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Prat
For
Duws.
Mr!
SHOE
HI
ed
to
read
and
write
in
hospital
here.
wonuer
arug
streptomy
cin
was
stressed
by
the
doctor
in
curing
what
formerly
were
fatal
cases
of
meningitis
and
military
tuberculosis
In
children.
"The
meningitis
cases
died
within
three
or
four
weeks.
We
have
sent
four
such
cases
home
after
treatment
ranging
from
12
to
18
months."
explained
the
doctor
who
showed
actual
X-ray
plates
of
tubercular
cases.
At
the
close
of
his
talk
Dr.
Galbraith
invited
the
Rotarians
to
come
to
Miller
Bay
Hospital
for
a
tour
and
goodwill
visit.
Bruce
Brown,
president
of
the
Rotarians,
Introduced
and
thanked
the
speaker.
Guests,
(t,l,,Hir,,r
Tt
n
Pmw
r,f
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inlroduced
by
the
chairman,
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were
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t0
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Box
774
!
an
attitude
that
tuberculosis
cure
was
hopeless
for
Indians;
I
that
Indians
wouldn't
stand
thy
treatment,
or
long
periods
of
rest.
"But
we
have
found
the
natives
to
be
very
co-operative
They
take
the
cure
well,"
the
doctor
declared.
He
was
assistant
superintendent
to
Dr.
W.
S.
Barclay
at
the
Indian
sanatorium
opened
at
Sardis
in
1941
as
the
first
major
project
undertaken
by
the
federal
government
for
Indian
tuberculous
treatment.
,
A
cook
stove
was
about
all
the
equipment
Dr.
Galbraith
could
find
when
he
took
over
the
Miller
Bay
Hospital
from
the
Air
Force
in
1945
to
be
used
as
an
j
Indian
sanatorium.
Today
Miller
Bay
Hospital
.
with
a
staff
of
100
"is
a
j
business
as
well
as
medical
j
undertaking"
in
the
govern-I
mrnt's
.
program
to
combat
the
disease
among
the
Indians,
the
speaker
said.
"A
far
cry
from
the
late
thir-
j
ties
when
no
beds
at
all
were
!
available
for
tubercular
Indians
!
in
B.C.
are
the
500
beds
this
I
province
now
has,"
said
the
doc
tor.
The
Miller
Bay
Hospital
has
j
facilities
for
over
170
beds,
while
1
the
Sardis
sanatorium
and
con
verted
military
hospital
at
Na
.
nalmo
total
the
remaining
beds
for
Indian
tuberulosW
natien's'
,
I
(
"We
have
a
large
percentage
of
children
in
our
patient
population,"
Dr.
Galbraith
said.
"At
Miller
Bay
Hospital
two
full
time
school
teachers
teach
in
the
wards.
And
we
have
had
many
j
cases
where
patients
have
learn-
I
hio!
,
.
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man,
hio
.
.
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can
be
seen
on
First1
"ve.
west.
nas
aouoie
bed
single
bed.
heater,
built-in
cupboards,
etc.
Price
only
$750
complete.
See
Armstrong
Agencies.
Phone
342
(281c)
FOR
SALE
1950
Meteor
custom
sedan
with
only
4700
miles,
finished
in
beautiful
metallic
Alpine
blue,
mechanically
perfect
and
in
showroom
concli-tion.
Phone
Blue
365.
(281p)
1950
MERCURY
for
saieCus-
tom
built
heater
and
radio,
white
wall
tires,
miles
6.000.
Black
913
after
6
p.m.
(281p)
FOR
SALE
100-eallon
hot
wat
er
tank.
comDlete
with
water
1
a
c
k
e
t
heater,
reasonable.
Phone
Black
218
after
6
p.m.
FOR
SALE
Used
doors.
2'6"
x
6'6".
Call
629
5th
West.
Phone
i
543.
(tf)
i
FOR
SALE
Llovds
baby
buggy,,
as
new.
Very
reasonable.
Green
,
937.
(284c)
I
FOR
DR
SALE
SALE
Household
Household
furnish-1
inKS.
Phone
Black
338.
(284p)l
(281c)
APPLICATIONS
will
be
received
bv
the
Prince
Rupert
Library
;
Board
up
to
December
15.
1950,
;
for
the
pasition
of
librarian,
i
Library
consists
of
approxi-1
matelv
9000
volumes.
Duties1
commence
January
2.
1951.
State
qualifications,
refer-
j
ences
and
-.salary
expected.!
Prince
Rupert
Library
Board,'
Mrs.
H.
C.
Prockter.
Box
755.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(283c)
i
WANTED
V
ANTED
TOP
MARKET,
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
Iron
steel,
brass,
copper,
lead,
etc
Honest
eradlre.
Promot
pav
,
ment
made.
Atlas
Iron
&
Metals
Ltd..
250
Prior
St..
Vancouver.
B.C.
Phone
Pacific'
6337.
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)
VANTED
Graphic
type
double!
cut
film
holders.
3
x
4'4
in.'
Quote
price
and
quantity
to1
Box
834.
Daily
News.
(tf-nc)
.
WANTED
Bv
single
man.
small
furnished
apartment
or
house-keeDing
room.
Phone
498
days
I
"
or
Red
893
evenings.
(281p)
j
WANTED
TO
BUY
Well
built!
house,
preferably
with
base-1
ment
and
furnace.
Phone!
Blue
992.
(283p)
I
WANTED
TO
RENT
One
typewriter.
Phone
Blue
451.
(2810)
WANTED
Babysitting
job.
Pre-1
fer
Overlook
district.
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I
Blue
701.
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WANTED-Carrier
bovs
for
Van-
j
louver
Daily
Province
routes.
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Black
787.
Call
at,
311
J
2nd
Ave.
West.
(284p
,
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NOW
SHIP
YOUR
FURS
QUICK!
Prices
of
ALL
British
Columbia
furs
enormously
HIGH.
Tranpin"?
ean
mean
minv
extra
DOLLARS
to
YOU.
We
are
navin
AS
HIGH
AS:
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for
MINK
(Wild
Interior!
;
MUSKRAT
and
WBIASEL
$4.00:
BEAVER
and
OTTER
$40
00:
MARTEN
$75
0u:
SQUIRREL
60c.
New
FUR
Price
List,
including
offprint
outstanding
values
in
TRAPS.
RIFLES
all
TRAPPING
Suonlies.
NOW
available
copy
FREE
on
renuest.
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all
your
furs
to
"SHUBERT"
see
how
much
MORE
you'll
pet.
Don't
delav
ship
TO-dsiv
Hurry!
Dent.
194.
A
B.
SHUBERT
Co
Winninear.
Ship
to
our
Receiving
Office
at
VANCOUVER.
(H)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
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unfurnished
suite
quiet
couple.
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Blue
668.
285p)
FURNISHED
rooms
for
rent.
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Red
860
after
6
nm.
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AND
BOARD
for
rent.
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655
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store
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787
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notion,
For
over
a
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Lamb's
Navy
has
been
the
call
of
those
who
know
good
rum.
Smooth
and
mellow,
it
is
matured,
blended
and
bottled
in
Britain
of
the
finest
Demerara
rums.
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