riji.ce
Rupert
Duliy
Nev3
f
Friday,
January
30.
1953
General
Eisenhower
Among
ThousandsXS
is0.
tr
mi...
V
Stricken
by
riu
Epidemic
m
16
States
VICTORIA
0
A
survey
of
nil
Fisheries
Minister
Sinclair
.
II
lor
IWi
Aircless
and
communication
fa-
more
fish
on
the
home
mniKet.
'-We've
kd
i,
v,
clllties
In
British
Columbia
will!
n,e
police
commission
'm
In-'
more
m-ui
tha'
-
'
X
-
'
-
.
-
-
'
De
unnenaarn
oy
ine
iiiovim
j.h
strucTert
jail
cooks
ro
s.-rve
n.sn
'
iisear
(rr
'
rut
tr,i
NEW
YORlt
AP
The
wide-
particularly
serious.
Alabama
and
North
Dakota.
missis,
civi!
crenre
organization.
I
wp(k
()n(.(1
a
The
survey
w
ill
enaoie
civil
j
...
V't-
snrend
outbreak
of
mikl
fit'
'
This
year
s
flu
is
Rettine
more
Ur.
K.
u
boxvic.
norm
iwniua
t
1
!.
defence
officials
to
establish
an,
adequate
wireless
co.Urol
p-lwoik
i.i
the
province
J
Bowerman.
r-!!red
clivi-sionm
superlnietutent
of
rn.iio.
d
.
p:
It
nn
tit
of
t:
j...s;oi.
has
fee.
n
liiicr)
io
ciiii('aii
llie
survey.
grippe
and
other
respiratory
In-
attention
because
it
is
hitting
all
health
officer,
estimated
8.C00
to
fections
appears
to
be
waning
in
parts
of
the
country
about
the
10.000
cases
have
appeared
In
most
sections
of
the
United
same
time,
whereas
It
usually
that
state
with
Incidence
still
States.
Jump
from
one
area
to
a
tother
showing
a
slight
gam.
Hv
said
j
A
country-wide
survey
today
;
ever
a
period
of
weeks,"
he
said
the
flu
outbreak
Is
the
heaviest
'showed
that
flu-like
diseases
are
i
Infections
appeared
to
be
In-
In
"many
years"
but
that
the
!on
the
decline
in
at
least
16
creasing
somewhat
in
Kentucky,
riisea.se
Itself
Is
relatively
mild
i
states,
with
only
three
states
re-
j
"
i'
Body
and
Fender
Repairs,
Automobile
Painting
.
.
,
if:
Touch-up
or
Complete
Refei
porting
a
sizable
increase.
I
Elsewhere,
respiratory
Infections
are
running
near
normal
'for
the
winter
period.
!
The
survey
indicated
the
out-'
breaks
have
been
more
distress-,
:
ing
tiian
(ia:igeioua.
In
mol
Erases
the
illness
lasts
only
thive
i
to
five
days.
Few
deaths
hare
.resulted
directly,
j
The
four
states
hardest
hit
by
i
infection
a
week
ago
Texa.s,
j
Arkansas.
Tennessee
and
Minne-
'Secret
Enemies'
of
Russian
People
Must
be
Eliminated
LONDON
'
iReulersi
Stalin)
Mikhallov
made
no
direct
ref-has
ruled
that
"class
warfare
"
eretice
to
the
position
of
Jews
in
must
be
stepped
up
in
Rti.'sia,
I
the
Soviet
Union.
But
he
drew
A
Soviet
spokesman
stressed
injan
object
lesson
from
the
recent
Moscow
that
"secret
enemies"
of
j
announcement
that
nine
doctors.
-
-x
-'
'
-
-.
V,'
like
twins
Ronald
Gordon
left
i
and
Roger
Allen
YOl'XG
BOVS-
If
Winters
It
i
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
(tutten
need
attention,
if
your
boat
nrrds
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
e-prrienre
to
do
an
thing
In
the
SHUT
Mf.TAI.
line.
at
least
five
of
whom
are
Jew-
isota
ail
reported
conditions
;
the
Russian
people
must
be
We
now
hove
four
qualified
mtn
this
deportment
and
can
rem!
Prompt,
Efficient
Service,
Johnston
cf
Eeehelt,
B
C
sign
up
for
seven
years
but
have
the
cpti'n
of
asking
for
relra.se
at
the
end
of
five
years.
'Photo
by
LILLEY)
slightly
improved,
j
eliminated.
j
Ish
.have
been
accused
of
piot-
!
Several
notables
have
been
Nikolai
Mikhailov.
one
of
the
tK
lne
lealn
01
"'P
BO,(l
stricken
mildly.
President
and
younger
men
'promoted
to
Soviet
political
and
military
leadvrs
Mrs.
Eisenhower
have
colds
and
leadership
at
the
Soviet
Com-
j
And
he
strongly
hinted
that
a
sniffles.
Other
victims
include
I
munist
party
congress
last
Oct-
further
purge
ts
to
come
singer
Lily
Pons
and
Neva
Jaie
ober,
quoted
Stalin's
directive
in
I
Reviewing
internal
jonu!
affairs.
.Langley.
newly-crowned
Miss
a
speech
to
a
Moscow
meeting
j
Mikhallov
reiterated
the
pre-America.
.
j
commemorating
the
death
In
:
viousiy-expressed
Sov
iet
view
Dr.
Roy
Feenster.
Massachu-
1924
of
Vladimir
Lenin,
founder
j
that
a
new
work!
war
would
-
Inset
ts
director
of
communicable
.
0f
t)lf
Soviet
state.
vliably
lead
to
the
collapse
of
diseases,
said
most
of
the
flu
Miirhiin
mm
si
iiin
h,iri
...
the
whole
world
capitalist
sys-
Soldier
Apprentices
Find
Army
Camp
Like
Boys'
School
RUPERT
MOTORS
I
KINGSTON.
Ont.
0
Canada's
Johnston
of
Sechelt
'
th,s
Is
A-prime
type
and
not
'tem
B.C..
left
year
plodPd
,ne
theory
lnat
tiM
rl;l
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Phones:
5C6
$crv'ce
cPf-8(J(J
Ports
ond
Off
first
16-year-old
soldier
appren-
school
to
join
the
apprentice
!
war
would
peter
out
as
the
Com-
But,
while
attacking
u.i.
war
munist
regime
became
stronger
plans."
he
nevertheless
reH'firm-;and
Soviet
socrety
became
more
ed
that
Russia
believes
in
the
LIMITED
253
First
Ave.
rhotie
Rlack
IV,
co-
iana
moie
ciaisiess.
coexistence
a:d
peaceful
j
Persons
holding
such
views
j
0,.rauon
of
the
two
worlds
Taximen
Seek
Permission
To
Buy
Liquor
tices
are
changing
the
fac
of
squadron.
the
army.
Biggest
change
for
the
boys
is
The
64
apprentices
quartered
the
fact
they
are
being
paid
in
this
area
41
at
the
Royal
i
while
receiving
military,
trade
Canadian
School
of
Signals
at
and
academic
training.
They
rc-Vimy
and
23
at
the
Royal
Cana-iCeive
half
the
pay
of
a
private
riian
Electrical
and
Mechanical
!
for
the
first
year
and
then
go
on
Engineers'
School
at
Barriefield
full
allowance
according
to
rank,
are
finding
that
life
in
an.SOFX
GLOVE"
VARIKT
V
can
nave
itui:itii!(
io
uu
wt;n
.
i-
j
our
party,"
Mikhallov
quoted:
Stalin
as
saying
!
"They
are
traitors
or
fooU
who
;
must
be
ousted
like
vermin.
The'
liquidation
of
classes
cannot
be
achieved
by
ending
the
class
war.
VICTOR
T
A
rt
Tnvi
firms
In
army
camp
can
De
muc.n
iiKe
tnat
Squadron
Commander
Maior
victoria
mav
seek
nermission
requirements
call
for
a
minimum
f
N-
Bit7,dt(f
ss
treatme"t
J
e
youthful
soldiers
will
b
i
of
grade
eight
education
and
many
f
,h
.
ui,
i,i.w.i
,,
the
"soft
glove'
variety,
v.ith
a
from
the
provincial
government
allowing
them
to
make
deliveries
of
liquor
and
beer
to
private
homes.
At
present,
the
B
C.
Liquor
Act
Seradual
enforcement
of
Serve
Canada...
but
only
by
intensifying
It."
Microphones
on
the
stage
of
the
BoLshot
theatre
carried
the
message
throughout
RuvU
and
its
satellites.
And
that's
where
the
oig
expressly
provides
that
taxis
ere
change
In
army
life
occurs.
Griz-inot
allowed
to
transport
liquor,
zled
sergeants
are
becoming
They
are,
however,
permitted
to
Ronald
Gordon
and
Roger
lien
Gamma
Globulin
To
be
Tried
on
;
Polio
Victims
non-commissioned
officers
have
article
from
a
retail
outlet
and!
'
rV
Daily
News
Wont
Ads
bt-c-n
specially
selected
for
the
deliver
it,
charging
the
regular
j
"
-
new
job.
taxi
fare
for
the
trip.
,
mmmmmmhmmmmh
H,
v
I
The
soldier
apprentice
is
sign-1
J.
W.
Dobbie,
taxi
co-own-or
i.
-.!
1
litlfffi
1
ed
for
seven
years
but
has
the
here,
said
Thursday
representa-
fintnn
f
oclrino
frvi-
1'.ga
at
fives
nf
several
r.ih
rnmnantps
OTTAWA
(CP)
Arrangement
-
have
been
completed
lor
a
test,
h
eend
Qf
fjv
,ears
Durint!
the
here
met
to
dtscuss
the
matter,
in
Canada
of
gamma
gioauiin,
a;
firct
.
nf
.'tnino
QPa.,mir
,
..
fo,
,Vl,
v..
substance
being
experimented!
,,'
m,,hPmatirs
nhvsics
.nMA
h
LuZ
and
EnglLsh
take
up
25
weeks
Now
that
the
liquor
store
Is
ope.i
with
in
tiie
United
States
as
a
promotion
against
paralytic
pol
,
and
l
weexs
n
tne
secona
year,
to
11
p.m..
if
a
person
is
having
iomyelitis,
the
health
depart-,Tnere
will
be
eight
weeks
of
a
party
and
doesn't
have
anv
f
ti
"
a....u..w.
wwj.
!
trade
training
curing
the
nrst
liquor
in
the
house,
he
could
The
health
department
suit
year
and
15
during
th-e
second,
(phone
a
taxi
office
and
ask
that
preliminary
reports
of
studies
in
Each
year
the
soldier
appren-
a
bottle
be
brought
fcr
him
and
the
U.S.
are
"encouraging,"
and
tice
w
ill
receive
30
day;'
leave
1
delivered
-if
the
law
allowed."
that
in
limited
experiments
the
witn
full
pay
and
allowances.
'
and
I'ourse!!
l
.
,
;
j
V
"
"sii
uccuireiice
01
para.ysu
among
.
Tne
vouths
are
jn
cIriSj
,rom
those
wh
)
sabered
from
pf-lio
8
a
m
and
take
eight
45-minute
was
less
1:1
those
who
re-
training
oeriods
during
the
day.
ceived
gamma
globulin
man
in;After
supppr
there
is
a
8uper.
1
P:Ar--
J
XC
i-n
-
I
I
I
'.fin.?
who
did
not.
iVi.'ed
study
period
and
then
the
boys
are
on
their
own
until
10
CLEARANCE
SALE
STILL
GOING
ON
WE
Nil
ED
THE
liOOM
Some
have
gone
but
there
are
still
plenty
to
choose
from.
1950
MONARCH
SUDAN
Lovely
shade
of
green.
Try
this
one
$1975
1949
PLYMOUTH
rmal
evaluation
01
uic
usefulness
of
the
product,
however,
will
require
fur'.lier
clinical
ob
p.m.
when
they
are
required
to
i
be
in
bed.
"
don't
care
I
dl5
Joolt
!ih
cold
winter
you
ft
gettirg
Krttreu!
...in
Signals
One
of
the
better
buy-,
$1425
servation
and
study.
Production
in
Canada
will
be
handled
by
the
Cnnnaught
Medical
Rosear.-h
Laboratories,
Toronto.
Special
equipment
is
being
obtained
from
the
U.S.
in
time
to
permit,
the
preparation
of
sin
initi.il
quantity
lr
the
Most
Visitors
Buy
UN
Stamps
.
A-
N
'a
I
1918
4
1II1VKOLHT
Smart
two-tone,
radio
and
heater.
Don't
miss
1
FOR
TRAVEL
CONSULT
this
0
le
at
SI
195
194K
PLYMOUTH
.
Nice
all
around
S1095
TRUCKS
1946
FARGO
"a
-TON
PANIX
Lot
of
good
running
J
it
left
,
S815
i'
(
ejilv
summer.
A
f-fderal
grant
1
UNITED
NATIONS,
New
York
of
iol.'.-ifi
l.us
ljef:i
allotted
to!
Three
out
of
everv
four
visitors
buy
the
quipment.
l0
united
Nations
Headquarters
Gamma
globulin
is
obtained
here
buy
U.N.
po-itage
stamps,
from
human
blood
plasma,
with
either
for
letters
or
collections,
a
pint
of
blood
required
to
p:o-
fays
Ridar
Tved.,
U.N
's
top
vine
a
sirii'le
do.se
of
gamma
postal
official,
globulin.
The
amount
available!.
.
By
the
end
of
1952
some
11,000.-this
year
will
be
small.
000
U.N.
postage
stamps
of
all
A
conference
of
provincial
denominations
had
been
pur-public
health
and
research
ex-
chased.
Total
gross
revenue
since
perts
was
held
here
recently
last
Oct.
24,
when
U
N.
stamps
under
the
chairman.-.h?p
of
Dr.
j
went
on
sale,
is
$895,520,
he
re-G.
D.
Cameron,
federal
deputy
ported.
1
1
'
i
''
-'-
N
,
(-
BEFORE
YOU
BUY
TRY
YOl
R
A-l
USED
CAR
DEALER
Bob
Parker
Lid.
Phone
93
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
ttk
3
1
.
,i;;miv;r.
The
Complete
Travel
Service
minister
of
health.
This
group
recommended
that
clinical
trial
of
gamma
globulin
be
carried
out
in
certain
areas
as
indicated
by
the
number
of
p;lio
cases
which
develop.
A
standing
committee
consisting
of
representatives
of
provin
mm
I
In
the
interest
of
increasing
B.C.
PAYROLLS
and
encouraging
the
manufacture
of
,
B.C.
PRODUCTS
'jpi.
'
cial
public
health
and
research
Institutions
and
medical
schools
is
being
formed.
Its
main
function
will
be
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
polio
situation
and
to
assure
the
most
effective
distribution
Of
gamma
globulin.
i
t
tj
.'
...
-J"
Your
Government
declares
the
foliowlng
STATEMENT
OF
POLICY
ALL
CONTRACTS
let
by
the
Government
or
subordinate
government
boards,
commissions,
institutions,
or
semi-autonomous
bodies
who
secure
financial
aid
from
the
Government,
shall
give
preference
to
labour
and
materials
produced
in
British
Columbia.
THIS
PREFERENCE
is
to
be
shown
in
preliminary
plans
anil
in
specifications
listed
by
invitations
ta
tender
and
shall
also
apply
to
sub-contractors.
STANDARDS,
when
not
specified
by
architects
and
engineers,
shall
he
that
of
a
British
Columbia
product,
and,
when
specified,
shall
not
be
referred
to
by
the
use
of
an
outside
brand
name
to
the
detriment
of
British
Columbia
manufacturers.
ALL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FIRMS
are
able
to
tender
on
Government
orders.
All
tenders
and
bids
for
all
Government
supplies
will
be
open
for
inspection
by
unsuccessful
bidders
seven
days
after
contracts
on
Government
orders
are
awarded.
You
ore
eligible
i
you
an
17
l
V
)'"
"
and
able
to
meet
Army
tot
requiremnils.
fault
should
bring
birth
terlipcatn
or
aWCf
vj
agt
ubtn
reporting
for
interview.
for
full
Information
apply
rig'
away
or
write
to:
No.
11
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Depot,
6
4201
West
3rd
Avenue,
Vancouver,
FOR
HIGH,
CLASS'
PRINTING
IN
1953
f
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Service
in
the
Canadian
Army
is
not
merely
a
)ob,
it
is
a
worthwhile
career
in
whiih
the
young
man
fits
himself
for
a
successful
future,
mid,
plays
a
part
in
the
vital
work
of
keeping
Canada
secure
and
free.
For
the
young
man
interested
in
a
trade,
the
Royal
Canadian
Signals
has
much
to
offer
.
.
.
outstanding
trades
training
.
.
.
special
trades
pay
and
promotion
and,
of
course,
the
Canadian
Army's
outstanding
pension
plan,
free
medical
and
dental
care,
30
days
annual
leave
with
pay,
service
ac
home
and
overseas.
In
the
Signals
you
will
be
working
with
the
most
up-to-date
communication
equipment
and
methods
that
science
can
devise.
Your
experience
and
training
will
be
valuable
to
you
wherever
you
go
in
the
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