Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
t
E
.
Council's
Cemetery
Decree
Outrages
Residents
of
Luton
4"
LUTON,
England
(Reuters
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AIDS
STUJENTS
I
OFF
TO
KOKEA
KARACHI,
Pakistan
(CP)
The
OSLO
(CP)
Dr.
Erik
Thoresen,
Punjab
government
has
set
chief
surgeons
at
the
Strtnda
aside
a
fund
of
about
150,000
1
Hospital,
has
been
appoint!
for
award
of
scholarships
to
new
head
of
the
Norwegian
more
Mian
2,000
poor
and
de-
Hospital
in
Korea.
The
hospital
serving
students
throu?hout
the
has
treated
about
50,000
.caws
province.
1
in
the
last
two
years.
I
Some
folks
here
are
so
outraged
by
a
new
reRulation
passed
by
the
municipal
council
that
they
i
The
censorship
was
railroaded
through
by
a
narrow
majority.
One
of
its
staunchest
opponents
was
Alderman
Walter
Roberts
;He
said
he
fought
against
it
he-
cause
the
townspeople's
"deepest
.
feelings
are
involved."
'
"A
grave
is
a
personal
thing,"
he
said.
"The
decision
about
;
tombstones
and
inscriptions
must
res;
with
relatives
of
the
deceased."
Also
indignant
about
tomb
are
actually
talking
of
having
their
dead
buried
out
of
town.
What
peeves
them
is
the
council's
decision
to
censor
insert
p-i
Hons
on
all
tombstones
erected
1
in
the
local
cemetery
of
this
j
town
(population
100,000
)
25
1
miles
north
of
London.
The
censorship
decree
was
one
;of
31
passed
by
the
town
fathers
j
to
ensure
that
the
cemetery
is
There
is
no
"overnight
cure"
for
irregularity
But
there
is
a
simple,
natural
answer-to
the
common
problem
of
irregularity
due
to
lack
of
bulk
V
"tidy
and
respectable."
It
stipulates
that
from
now
on
relatives
of
dead
must
submit
sketches
of
proposed
gravemack-
stone
censorship
in
Luton
is
the
i
'crusadtng
London
Daily
Mirror.!
!
Urging
the
people
of
Luton
to
I
!do
away
with
"uniformity
in
the
cemetery,"
the
Mirror
said:
j
j
ers
and
the
epitaphs
intended
for
them
'
5
"'t,ln
.
'
.
.
I
"It
would
be
a
shame
to
be
'.vithotijt
ir.rfr!ptirr!;
like
this
Paiks
diieutui
R.
J.
English,1
.
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;
'ft
i
IN
DAYS
LONG
PAST,
Samson's
hair
was
the
source
of
his
physical
rength.
but
14-year-old
Robert
Hollingsworth
of
Dallas,
Texas,
is
letting
his
hair
grow
because
his
future's
involved.
Robert's
mother
says
chiropractors
told
her
when
Robert
was
a
toddler
that
his
hair
gave
him
healing
power
in
his
hands.
The
youth
has
been
offered
a
position
paying
S500
a
month
if
the
prophecy
proves
correct.
,
'
-.mulmm.'&
rARIn
K'KBOXES
are
dismantled
by
members
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
,sw-orth.
Kan.
Fourteen
children
have
suffocated
In
similar
iceboxes,
stirring
local
demands
elimination
of
the
death
hazards.
Jayeeesme
sledpe
hammers
to
render
boxes
harmless.
the
man
whose
job
it
will
be
to
scrutinize
inscriptions,
has
defin-
j
lte
ideas
about
the
type
of
tomb
!
stone
literature
he'll
ban.
"I
won't
approve
epitaphs
crit-
;
"Here
lies
John
Racket
"In
his
wooden
jacket.
"He
kept
neither
horses
nor
mules.
"He
lived
like
a
hog
"He
died
like
a
doc;,
"And
left
his
money
to
fools."
'4
icizing
the
dead
person's
relatives
or
other
people,"
he
su'.d.
Russia
Joins
I
The
KclKitrg
Company
ha
mads
whole
wheat
bran
into
dcliciotii
breakfast
cereal
Kellogg't
All-Hran.
KFU.OCC'S
AIL-BRAS
PERFORMS
NATl:KAI.LY
WHAT
URVd-TYPf.
LAXATIVES
UO
L
Timber
Talks
ROME
.API
The
Soviet
Un-
H'n
and
Rc.mmia
Joined
for
the
fiit
l;ni-
1h:?
week
In
United
N;'t'(H!
i
ri:
riiNlom
on
European
Of
Of'"
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CLEAR
THE
1TESTLES
UKffb
7
I
hiram
f
j
WAlKfR
I
-.s.
-w..
IMPERIAL
WASTE
IS
A
HATVRAL
WAY.'
timber
production
and
trade.
R-nrr.?r,i.iti'
from
the
two
count
riei
.sat
down
with
ride-
K.'itr
from
17
other
eastern
and
here
are
men
and
women
(perhaps
you're
one
of
them)
who
won't
let
"nature
take
iu
course'.
THEY
TRY
TO
SUBSTITUTE
UNNATURAL
"FORCINfi
ACTION"
FOR
THE
NATURAL
REGULARITY
WHICH
SEN-
.
SIHLE
DAILY
HABITS
AND
SUFFICIENT
BULK
IN
THE
DIET
COULD
PROBABLY
.MAINTAIN.
Many
fall
into
the
habit
of
using
laxative?
in
a
way
laxative
makers
never
intended.
They
take
"Lig
,
does"
willy-nilly
without
even
reading
the
directions
on
the
laliel.
Naturally,
such
overdosing
with
products
intended
only
lor
overnight
relief
ot
a
temporary
stoppageexerts
upon
,
the
delicate
digestive
yteiu
an
unnatural
itrain.
There's
nothing
wrong,
of
course,
with
taking
laxatives
occasitwaHy.
If
you
feel
you.
have
to
take
a
laxative,
just
4e
sure
you
take
it
wisely
in
an
accurate,
recommended
done.
BVT
THERE
!S
A
WAY
TO
Ay
OH)
TAKISC
PRIG-TYPE
LAXATIVES
AM)
TO
PLACE
YOL
K
I)
E
P
E
V
I)
E
V
f
.'
E
O
V
SATI
RE,
IE
LACK
OE
BI
LK
western
Euiopcan
n
a;
Ions
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
at
the
11th
metin7
of
t!i
timber
com-nil're
of
ihe
U.N.
"Culioinic
com-tiilwlun
for
Em
ope.
The
deb"at(.-i
will
review
this
year'-timber
."situation
in
Europe
and
the
outlook
for
1954.
in-cludin":
the
import
requirement
i
11
tROV
I
UES
SOFT
NATURAL,
bl
l.K
FOR
EASY
NATURAL
i
ACTIOS.
There
m
no
stomach
upset,
n
.
,
churning,
m
after-effect
except
tht
,
,
feeling
of
satisfaction
and
fulfill-'"
ment
that
come
with
natural,
-normal
eliminatkm;
'
'
'
'
'
''"
;
I
To
obtain
lasting
relief,
of
course,
Kellogg's
All-Bran
must
le
eaten
regularly.
W
can
have
it
for
breakfast
every'
morning
secure
in
the
knowledge
that
it
isn't
habit-
-forming.
More
than
one
million
servingi
of
Kellogx's
All-Bran
are
consumed
'
each
day.
This
popularity
ot
itself
is
proof
that
this
natural
laxative
cereal
lives
up
to
what
we
say
about
it.
.
But
even
better
proof
comes
from
thousands
of
satisfied
All-Bran
users.
They
write
of
their
own
free
,
will
to
tell
us
what
natural
relief
thev
receive
from
eatiue
Keltogu
i
-
and
export
availability
of
sawn
I
soft
wood
and
pulp
void.
IMPERIAL
I
I
CANADIAN
WHISKY
I
I
.i
-
For
action
try
Classif
ieJs
In
the
rexqttisite
DECANTER
mil.n
(OONKV
i
left)
and
Andrew
Strachan,
both
4,
of
u,:
Onl.
died
While
tntombed
in
an
Ice
box
stored
In
an
sfcjrk
near
their
homes.
Their
deaths
brought
to
16
the
;r
ho
have
met
such
deaths
in
Canada
and
the
United
if
in
the
lust
four
months.:
octors
Told
To
Be
on
Alert
BOTTLE
For
Tuberculosis
in
Infants
All-Bran
daily
and
drinking
plenty
ol
water.
EAT
KELLOOrS
ALL-BRAM
EVERY
MORNING
FOR
BREAKFAST
FOR
10
DAYS.
THEN,
IF
YOU'RE
NOT
COM-
.
PLETEUY
SATISFIED,
SENl
THE
EMPTY
CARTON
TO
;
IN
THE
DIET
IS
YOVR
TROUBLE.
In
many
natural
foods
such
as
certain
vegetables,
fruits,
and
grainsnature
grows
abuhdant
natural
bulk
which
normally
and
naturally
aids
the
rhythmic
process
of
elimination.
In
no
other
natural
food
is
natural
bulk
to
ideally
found
as
in
the
outer
layers
of
the
whole
wheat
kernel,
known
generally
as
6riH.
Bran'-is
:
nature's
"laxative
foxid
(ft-instead
of
a
medicine".
-
When
properly
processed
and
shredded,
Whole
wheat
bran
yields
siniMth
natural
bulk
h.i
the
digestive
system
can
handle
in
a
natural
way.
m
iAPi-Oeneral
declln-
Wjerculosis
sickness
and
rates
have
thrown
many
fii's
doctors
off
their
guard
'
.gy
vvy
ff?t
t
iiimh
c
j
1
the
danger
of
TB
In
Ill
's
Richmond.
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physi
t
t
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h
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THE
KELLOGG:
CO
N
UE
AN
Y
,
i.
LONDON,
ONT
ARlO-;ANl
.
GET
1X)UBLE
YOU
Rf
MONEYS
"
-
-
BACK.
Remember
KeIIogg'
AI-Brae
has
heljed
million
V
hy
not
you'
f
,
c's.
test
Ix
done
with
a
so-called
"patch"
technique
wherein
a
smalt
strip
of
gauze
impretnat-
;
ed
with
the
material
Is
applied
.
to
the
skin.
"Use
of
the
routine
tuberculin
test
between
12
ond
18
months
of
age,"
said
Dr.
Keiullg.
"provides
an
easy
and
satisfactory
method
of
tuberculosis
case
find-
i
lug
in
this
age
group."
GI
I1.TV
OF
NEGLECT
1
1
'?r
et-ttt
nf
this
upll-flcrcnterl
fdwin
L.
Kendle
of
the
To
VANTOl'VEU
via
Wa
points
FRIDAYS:
SS
Coquitlam.
8
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
SS
Chilcotin,
8
p.m.
.
To
Stcv?rt
anil
Alice
Arm
Chilc(ti!i,""S
:ifurduy.
6
'a.m.
To
Nor
111
Ouecn
Charlotte
Isl.HHls
Oct.
7
and
21
Midnight
,
SS
Coqultlam
To
South
Queen
Cliarlotte
Islands
-
f'
'-Oct.
11
and
28
Midnitfht'
SS
Coruitlam
FRANK
J.
SKINNEK
Prince
Rupert
Aient
511
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Sons
al
College
of
Virginia
alt
ram
"
that
many
ptdiutrlcians
flltV
Of
"some
arlutil
np.
to
test
all
Infants
for
pos-
Hberfulosis.
VlfY
DlSTIllERS
OF
THE
FAMOUS
i?
d(i
the
opening
session
of
i
faf.t.
the
practising
pediatricians
;
amial
,
mtin
of
the
Am.
;m
tnis
country
are
guilty
of
ne-
i
)
torjemy
of
Pediatrics
In
lect
in
this
regard
as
evidenced
j
ared
paper
that
tubercul-'
by
a
survey."
'
-Iwtion
in
Infancy
carries)
"ne
said'
he
had
sent
a
ques-!
Natural
lox4itiv
cral
'JIiim
uilveiliifnienl
is
nut
piililislicil
or
disjilaved
by
liic
l
iquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
(iuvi'rnrni'nt
of
British
Columbia.
"
uuook.
tarilest
pos.
tlonnaire
to
2.500
practising
wion
provided
the
best
pediatricians
and
the
1.480
an-uceess.
He
urged
unl-
i
jWers
rPVealed
"that
only
55.5
per
oi
the
tuberculin
test
fet
employ
the
tuberculin
test
w
Patients
more
than
a
!
routinelv.nnd
that
21
per
cent
of
0
a"e
'
those
who
do
employ
the
test
do
H
consists
of
Injecting
so
after
the
age
of
three
years.
U
amount
of
extract
de-
too
late
to
be
of
maximum
bene-mni
dead
TB
germs
under
fit."
n
of
the
patient,
or!
Dr.
Kendlg
said
that
out
of
np-r
Hon
the
skin's
sur-!
proximately
800
children
seen
at
'(
'hp
patient
has
TB
or
a
"well
baby
clinic"
during
a
11
m
the
past
an
alter-'
four-year
period,
11
per
cent
had
inflammation
will
tip-'
already
"acquired
tuberculosis
'he
skin.
Sometimes
the
'disease,
as
manifested
by
a
posi
Cutting
down
trees
it
dangerous
work
if
you
get
careless.
It
isn't
easy
to
fight
carelessness,
either.
It
take
time
and
patience
and
unflagging
determination.
It
takes
real
teamwork.
-V"
WORKER
last
six
years,
British
Columbia
has
shown
the
world
what
real
teamwork
can
accomplish.
tive
tuberculin
test."
Of
this
Infected
group,
three-fourths
be-ieame
tuberculin
positive
before
-two
years
of
age.
the
rest
before
they
reached
age
three.
'
(Warships
r
Music
Set
Logging
accidents
in
this
Province
are
down
41
over
1
947J.og
production
ha
Increased
18?o
in
the
same
period.
This
outstanding
record
has
been
achieved
through
the
combined
efforts
of
employers
and
employees,
the
International
Woodworkers
He
added,
thouih.
that
"even
In
extreme
cases."
treatment
of
l,rDaryl
Irvle
r
MANAGEMENT
n
have
been
the
TB
,nfantS
nn
be
8UCCr'ss"
rh.wen
for
I
Cannriin.,
.
.
:
fill.
ful.
1
-
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MS'
TEAM'
HAS
MADE
IT
41
SAFER
III
JUST
6
YEARS!
Lr!na(Ua'1
8'holursh!p
'iatecl
board,
of
the
Union,
the
B.C.
Loggers'
Association
and
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board.
All
have
worked
together.
All
deserve
full
share
of
credit.
During
the
past
week
B.C.'s
entire
forest
industry
has
been
observing
Forest
Products
Safety
Week.
We
at
Columbia
Cellulose
are
proud
of
our
own
good
safety
record
both
in
.
I
mill
and
woods
operations.
We
pledge
our
continued
efforts
to
make
every
week
safety
week
and
every
year
e
safer
year
in
the
forests
entrusted
to
our
care.
:
.
MARINE
PEST
VICTORIA,
(CP)
In
a
battle
against
the
teredo,
a
small
marine
mollusc
that
attacks
wood
in
fait,
water,
the
B.C.
research
council
reports
that
treatment
of
V.Vd
I.
W.
A.
9
ill
.i.
j
years,
it
study
lit
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LOGGERS'
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music,
jnost
promise
OI
success,
n
fiuii-
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wtth
.
start
thelr
it
Ion
of
eodium
arsenite
has
been
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