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Daily
News
Friday,
February
26,
1954
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Hit
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By
Shortage
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Of
Doctors
FLASHES
Now
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BEVERLY
HILLS,
Calif.
UP
The
Screen
Writers
Ouild
Thursday
night
gave
its
laurel,
achievement
award,
t-molematic
of
the
biggest
contribution
through
the
years
to
his
craft
and
guild,
to
...-
NEW
DELHI
(Reuters)
Faced
i
by
a
shortage
of
125,000
doctors
'
and
a
shortage
of
medical
aid
jfor
most
of
her
150,000,000
children,
India
is
planning
to
I
adopt
its
own
version
of
a
Rus-Isian
system
under
which
auxil
11
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Today
and
Saturday
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7:
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p.m.
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Saturday....
t:
p.m.
FA.VIOIS
PMYKRj
if
i
Dollar
days
an.
lure
again
at
Wallace's.
Value-packed
specials
every
one
a
dollar
stretcher.
.y
4',;
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V
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
iary
medical
workers
are
trained
to
perform
many
medical
services.
The
plan,
prepared
by
the
Indian
health
ministry,
has
been
circulated
to
state
governments
and
most
of
them
are
giving
it
their
support.
It
is
estimated
that
while
the
country
needs
185,000
doctors,
there
are
now
only
60,000.
At
the
present
rate
of
training
2,600
doctors
a
year,
it
will
take
37
A
New
Achimwnt
ia
Motioi
Pktirt
EnefoJ
BARGAINS
GALORE
Throughout
the
Store
WiUtDisnes
A
PFTFI1
MM
VllKeTECHN,C0L0R
If
PRIME
MINISTER
St.
Laurent
shows
keen
interest
In
an
RCAF
Sabre
Jet
engine
at
Canada's
No.
2
Fighter
Wing
base
at
Oros
Tenquin,
France.
He
talks
to
two
mechanics,
Cpl.
Ted
Rapley,
(left
i
of
Hamilton,
Ont.,
and
LAC.
Edward
Anderson,
Weyuurn,
Saskatchewan,
during
world
tour.
Dudley
Nichols,
wno
nas
wriueu
such
movies
as
"Prince
Valiant."
"The
Big
Sky,"
"The
Bolls
of
St.
Mary's,"
"For
Whom
the
Bell
Tolls."
"Stagecoach"
and
"The
Informer."
The
award
was
made
at
the
guild's
annual
dinner
and
was
the
decision
of
its
21
board
members.
Producer
Samuel-
G
o
1
d
w
y
n
made
the
principal
address,
urging
revisions
in
the
motion
picture
production
code.
The
SWG
award
for
the
best-written
United
States
comedy
went
to
Ian
McLeltan
Hunter
and
John
Dighton
for
their
screen
play,
"Roman
Holiday,"
produced
at
Paramount
studio
from
a
story
by
McLellan.
The
best-written
U.S.
drama,
the
guild
decided,
was
"From
Here
to
Eternity,"
a
screen
play
hv
Dnniel
Taradash
from
James
Jones"
novel,
and
produced
at
Columbia.
j
The
best-written
U.S.
musical
award
went
to
Helen
Deutsch
for
her
screen
play
"Llii"
MOM
from
Paul
Galileo's
story.
'
i
The
$1,000
Heritage
Press
award
for
the
best-writ
ten
script
of
a
movie
adapted
from
a
rec-
I
ognied
classic
was
postponed
until
next
year,
when
the
prize
will
be
$2,000.
The
judges
held
that
no
adaptation
of
a
classic
i
this
year
attained
the
excellence
of
"Julius
Caesar,"
and
the
Shakespeare
movie
carried
no
screenplay
credit.
TO
THE
MODERN
MUSIC
of
JAKE'S
RHYTHM
KINGS
Legion
Auditorium
-
Friday,
Feb.
26
Admission
$1
.00
U.S.
Officials
Optimistic
Over
Middle
East
Alliance
Vti-L
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ALSO
'BEAR
COUNTRY"
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1:00
and
9:15
p.m.
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SATlliDAY
2
4:30
7:00
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8:15
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WAHRE.V
ROGLKS
Jr.
WASHINGTON
United
j
States
officials
today
were
reported
more
optimistic
than
in
1
some
time
over
prospects
for
a
Middle
East
defence
alliance,
despite
political
upheavals
in
Seal
voiced
sensitivity
toward
it.
Nehru
has
campaigned
long
and
hard
against
military
aid
for
Pakistan
or
any
other
country
of
the
region.
He
argues
that
this
will
upset
the
balance
of
peace.
c
Sure
on
A
riliiMW.
I'him
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ijour
w
a
Syria
and
Egypt.
liut
U.S.
officials
are
under-
years
to
reach
the
target.
India
also
needs
740,000
nurses:
today
there
are
only
12,000.
Towards
a
need
for
92,500
mid-wives,
the
present
figure
is
12.000.
Onder
the
new
system
a
large
number
of
young
men
and
women
who
have
graduated
from
high
school
and
have
reached
the
age
of
18
will
be
re-
cruited
to
"strengthen
and
ex-
pand
the
existing
health
organi-j
zation"
in
rural
village
The
;
recruits
will
be
trained
for
two
years
in
medical
science
and
j
employed
as
"auxliary
medical
j
workers."
I
The
system
is
not
intended
to
!
make
the
"auxiliary
medical
1
worker"
a
substitute
for
a
doctor
;
but
to
make
him
an
"auxiliary"
i
to
the
doctor
so
that
doctors
may
be
felieved
of
certain
tasks.
I
The
"auxiliaries"
will
be
employed
only
in
rural
areas.
They
,
will
be
taught
to
treat
minor
and
j
simple
ailments,
j
India
has
a
child
population
of
more
than
150,000.000,
the
vast
majority
of
whom
belong
to
the
;
poorer
classes.
Medical
aid
is
i
available
only
to
a
small
frac-
j
tion
of
these.
India
has
an
Infant
mortality
1
rate
of
123
per
1,000.
The
average
expectation
of
life
is
only
;
26
years,
compared
with
42
in
Japan,
62
in
Britain
and
68
in
I
the
United
States.
While
these
countries
are
not!s(ood
t0
,eei
that
Nehru,
having
envisioned
as
part
of
a
defence
had
his
say,
may
'ease
his
criti
STREETCAR
cisms
now
that
they
have
failed
to
block
Pakistan
arms
aid.
(Mi
Tiny
Cancer
Victim
Dies
Reid
Claims
'Misconceptions'
Of
His
Speech
VICTORIA
C
J.
Allan
Reid
PORTLAND
A
five-year-
chain
to
ring
Russia's
southern
border,
their
affairs
naturally
influence
the
actions
of
their
neighbors.
The
council
of
1
1
young
army
officers
who
rule
Egypt
made
a
point;
Thursday
of
announcing
that
there
would
be
no
change
in
Egypt's
friendly
attitude
toward
the
West.
This
backed
up
a
Washington
state
department
estimate
that
the
ouster,
of
Mohammed
Nagulb,
as
president-premier
was
an
"internal
affair"
only.
There
was
no
ready
interpretation
here
of
fast-breaking
developments
in
Syria.
A
military
coup
there
Thursday
forced
the
resignation
of
Adib
Shlshekly,
who
has
survived
26
assassination
attempts
wlfile
ruling
with
ok!
cancer
victim
for
whom
family
friends
trucked
In
snow
named
!
DESIRE"
S
BY
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
LITTLE
THEATRE
ASSN.
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.
Scheduled
Departure
Time
8:30
p.m.
Monday,
March
1
-
Tuesday,
March
2
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at
the
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
Music
by
Rocky
Mountain
Boys
Dancing
9-12
p.m.
Admission
7S;
Everybody
Welcome
(SC-Salmon
Arm
says
there
were
"misconceptions"
over
remarks
on
education
he
made
last
spring.
At
the
legislative
session
last
spring
the
member
rocked
the
province
with
charges
of
Com-tmunism
in
the
teachers'
federation
and
sex
text-books
being
used
In
schools.
j
He
said
in
the
throne
speech
debate
Thursday
there
were
i
many
"misconceptions"
on
what
'
he
said
on
education.
He
did
not
expand
except
to
Girls
Recaptured
After
Jail
Break
5
Return
Fare
$1
.00
an
iron
hand
for
three
years.
1
The
big
news,
from
the
stand-
I
point
of
the
proposed
Middle
'
East
Alliance,
was
President
Eisenhower's
announcement
on
Thursday
of
United
States
military
aid'
for
Pakistan.
jfr'FJIKU
NOTIFIED
I
Eisenhower
was
careful
to
-
ADULT
ENTERTAINMENT
say
that
he
could
see
there
was
a
change
in
the
thinking
of
members
of
the
legislature,
particularly
opposition
leader
Arnold
Webster.
HOPE,
B.C.
(P
Gale
Western,
18,
and
Patricia
Johnson,
21,
who
escaped
while
serving
narcotics
sentences
In
Prince
George,
B.C.,
were
recaptured
here
Thursday
'
night
by
RCMP.
Still
at
large
is
Dolores
Reynolds.
13.
The
three
vanished
after
kicking
out
a
heavy
screen
in
a
workshop
window
at
the
provincial
jail
for
women,
then
climbing
a
fencei
,
.
1
5
1
i
f
ry
Daily
Neyvi
Clasfifieo'
notify
India's
prime
minister
Nehru
of
the
move
in
a
letter
obviously
intended
to
avoid
any
further
ruffling
of
Nehrifs
oft-
to
make
a
snowman
last
i
i
Christmas
died
at
his
home
i
i
here
Wednesday
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dudley
Collins
said
their
son,
Keith,
bedridden
.
the
last
six
weeks,
went
to
I
sleep
and
"just
didn't
wake
,
up."
His
incurable
illness
was
i
discovered
last
July.
When
the
father,
a
driver-snlesman
for
a
freight
truck
line,
mentioned
at
work
before
i
Christmas
that
Keith
wanted
;
a
snowman,
volunteers
brought
i
a
refrigerated
truckload
of
snow
down
from
Mount
Hood.
;
';hi
Collins
vard
was
covered
with
three
feet
of
snow
and
!
his
father
made
the
snowman
!
while
the
sick
boy
watched
j
happily
from
the
front
room
I
window.
I
Name
Suggested
i
For
B.C.
Lake
VICTORIA
tP-It
was
suggested
Thursday
the
lake
behind
i
Kenncy
dam
at
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
development
in
northern
British
Colum-i
bia
be
named
"Knewstubb
lake."
!
The
suggestion
came
from
j
Hugh
McManus,
assistant
regis-!
trar
of
the
Association
of
Pro-
fesslonal
Engineers
of
B.C.,
at-'
tending
the
natural
resources
conference
here,
i
He
said
his
idea-
was
backed
by
FLY...
ConorJa
Packers
presents
with
TORONTO
SYMPHONY
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US
Agent
Testifies
In
Drug
Case
VANCOUVER
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A
United
States
treasury
agent,
who
starred
in
an
undercover
masquerade,
stepped
Into
the
witness
box
here
Thursday
in
a
trial
which
opened
three
years
late.
Henry
L.
Giordano
told
the
court
how
George
and
John
Mallock
schemed
to
take
over
the
illicit
drug
distribution
for
Seattle,
Tacoma
and
Spokane,
Wash.,
and
Portland,
Ore.
The
Mallock
brothers
jumped
a
total
of
$40,000
bail
hi
re
in
February,
151.
while
awaiting
trial
on
narcotics
charges.
George,
the
elder,
was
captured
recently
in
New
York
City.
John
is
still
at
large.
Both
were
high
on
the
RCMP
list
of
most-wanted
men.
George
Mallock
is
charged
with
conspiracy
to
sell
narcotics,
possession
of
narcotics
and
giving
away
narcotics.
Conviction
on
any
one
could
bring
him
a
seven-year
prison
term.
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