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Good
Medicine
hor
Some
Tubercular
People,
Doctors
Find
By
ItENNIE
TAYLOR
scare
favorably
turned
'
the
of
treatment
for
sana-G.
nc
AMnFipQ
ELES
,m
AP
ci
..'-ourse
.
-
Fright
:
torlum
patienis
were
reported
to
nf,-
HKy
tulercular
ls,Bood
medicine
for!
he
Nati0nal
Tuberculosis
As-7
people.
delation
by
a
group
of
Seattle
Several
cases
in
which
a
good
physicians.
The
frightening
episodes
were
brought
on
accidentally,
but
the
results
were
so
striking
that
the
doctors
now
plan
to
use
It
scientifically
as
an
experimental
means
of
treatment.
This
strange
finding
was
the
result
of
experiments
to
determine
what
part
the
adrenal
gland
plays
In.
the
role
of
the
disease.
The
work
was
done
by
Dr.
Edmund
R.
Clark,
Dr.
Daniel
W.
Zahn
and
Dr.
Thomas
H.
Holmes
of
Flrland
Sanatorium,
Seattle.
The
adrenal
glands,
cap-like
MOTORS
TO
FIELD
TEAM
FOR
TONIGHT'S
SOCCER
CAME
General
Motors
soccer
club
hopes
to
field
its
strongest
team
tonight
in
its
bid
against
the
Heavy
Battery
in
the
North
Star
competition.
GM
players
will
be
selected
from
the
following:
Boulter,
Eckert,
Eby,
Furunes.
Sunberg,
Lien.
Wilson,
Robinson,
Tait,
Mills,
Morven,
Murray,
Pensemma,
Hidber.
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7
SCISSORS
HEADY
FOR
ACTION,
Ray
Dlhen
01
Lon'or,,E,1,
rnrmoHnn
Dtnn
tha
VIHnitve
rm
I
In
VltjE
TorOntn
UnrlruHnn
nntttno
nr.....
.
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v
"uvjo,
vw-
J
r
LuaiuniPS
inr
fh
o,
(uce
adrenalin,
a
hormone
Shakespearian
Festival.
Mr.
Dif
fen
has
his
which
the
body
uses
In
large!
London.
He
has
90
costumes
to
mk.
f,
'nnft
ouantltles
durinir
Dcriods
of
an-
,
'
",c
levl.
ger,
fright
or
other
forms
of
mental
stress.
During
calm
periods
this
hormone
is
produced
end
utilized
at
relatively
low
levels.
Jack
Laurie
New
President
Of
Men's
Curling
Club
p
.
Here's
what
some
experts
believe
will
be
the
pla
le
in
use
a
quarter
of
a
century
hence
The
1'5-passenger,
atomic-powered
air
transport
will
tr
ivel
at
800
m.p.h.,
capable
of
crossing
the
AUantic
in
32
hours.
The
triangle
wing
at
th
rear
of
the
plane
will
be
used
because
it
offers
less
wind
resistance
at
super-sonic
speeds.
MIEILCDHIIEig
Princ
Ruprt
Dailv
News
Friday,
May
22,
1953
v
TO
rr
tommy
The
Seattle
doctors
measured
the
amount
of
adrenal
activity
,
of
109
patients
by
chemical
tests.
'
They
found
that
it
varied
widely
according
to
the
individuals',
mental
state.
I
Pconlc
with
basically
low
lev-
!
els
of
adrenal
activity,
they!
found,
tend
to
have
more
seri-
ous
TB
cases
than
those
with-high
levels.
w
legion
Gives
Colors
To
Cub
Pack
Jack
Laurie
was
named
pres-i
ident
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Men's
!
Curling
Club
at
the
annual
mect-
ins.
He
succeeds
Ted
Boulter,
I
who
moved
to
Mission
City
car-I
i-r
this
year.
!
Other
officers
are
Bill
McKen-
-.
i
r.st
vice-pre.iklent;
Harold
Them,
second
vice-president;
Bub
Rudderham,
treasurer.
Ariilocrot
One
patient.
Dr.
Clarke
said.
Canadian
Ski
Championships
To
Be
Closed
to
Outsiders
ST.
JOVITE,
Que.
CP
The
Cross-Counlry
:
Clarence
Serr
Canadian
Amateur
Ski
Assocla-
void,
Camrose,
Alta.,
and
Claude
lion
has
named
17
skiers
for
the
Richer.
Ottawa.
J95
world
championships
in
Junlpirjg:
Ted
Hunt.
Jack
Roo-Sn-rdcn.
and
said
it
will
pick
a
croft
and
Jaok
Wnitei
aI1
of
10-member
team
from
them
by
Vancouver,
and
Jacques
Char-m.n-januaiy
of
next
year
to
inr,H
Tru
piior.
n
yort
old
5
ynrt
old
ytort
old
3
ywrt
old
j
'
New
directors
i
f
.-ne
Holli.ston,
elected
werei's
bcinu
kept
alive
by
great
Gordon
Bate-
tffort,
and
a
part
of
the
treat-1
A
special
ceremony
w
as
held
by
Port
Edward
Cubs
to
,
receive
their
colors
in
a
presentation
by
the
Canadian
Legion
executive
Anniverjory
Vicount
Old
Keg
CIN
London
Club
London
Dry
'ei?hr
Tc::i:nr
F.cr
l:.s
announced
his
;
'iic.
i
:;
f
ro
n
th:
ring
"and
th
time
I
rciily
mean
it,"
he
said
today.
Hie
old
Weih
boxer-
h-'s
past
40
came
cut
ol
retirement
la.t
year.
He
iouji
la
bouts,
in
the
man,
Bill
Baxter.
Ken
Warren,
Nee'y
Moore,
Rusty
Ford
and
headed
by
p.esldcnt
Giaham
ment
included
Injections
with
a
hypodermic
needle.
He
became
so
aneered
at
being
jabbed
repeatedly
with
the
needle
that
his
adrenal
functioning
took
a
big
jump.
Anger
affects
the
adrenals
much
the
same
as
fright.
The
patient
now
Is
on
the
road
to
recovery.
Alexander.
La;it
year-s
,nrectors
remaln.
Visiting
guests
were
the
en-
ing
are
L.
C.
Eby.
A.
J.
Dominato
tire
Cub
pack
of
the
Fifth
Prince
and
Mel
Matthew.
i.tli
iijuiuji
Dun
l
.Uiyc
stoj-.p-jd
the
make
the
trip,
if
funds
are
avail
melchers
!
lilil
Ulli
Cociic.i.
:
Iiiu
ill,'
save
Fair
munt.
ie
eieatli
r'und
to
Kup?rt
ttrottp
headed
by
their:
A
successful
season
and
bon-irum
fuuher
ijunjiii-,
leader,
Martin
Saunders.
I
piel
were
reviewed.
Plans
were
i
District
Comn'ssirner
F
f.
;
-:
med
for
immediate
lnvestlaa-
1
'
ymr.av.
south
An
field
introduced
the
Leetnn
!
u'
n
bv
a
voluntary
committee
.
Form
Triplets
tia-
n-.il.ui
ol'Ax-:s
to
the
cubs
and
to
the
,inl
tlle
Problem
of
Ice-hcavingj
in
i"37.
Uie
Port
Edaard
group
commitee.
'
llle
centre
of
the
rink.
i
pv-udiuc
in.
tm
m
1
Ejiii
in
Wales,
Far:-hfivyweiht
same
yei
a:
ci-.on
am.r:
Joe
houiz.
The
association
also
decided
to
make
its
Canadian
championships
a
closed
tournament
so
that
the
only
title
winners
will
be
Canadians
or
skiers
from
foreign
countries
with
a
reciprocal
agreement.
An
open
competition
is
being
considered
for
skiers
not
eligible
for
the
closed
championships.
W.
G.
Clark
of
Ottawa
was
reelected
president.
George
Gar-rish
of
Vancouver
was
named
vice-president
and
Dave
Spence
of
Banff
a
director.
blowing
presenation
of
the
col-
This
is
the
only
problem
the
PVnt
for
th-
i
.
able.
In
a
two-day
annual
meeting
nt
the
week-end,
the
association
also
decided
to
bid
for
the
1958
world
championships
with
Banff,
Alberta.,
as
the
site.
The
17
team
candidates
chor.en
are:
Downhill
and
slalom:
Men
Ernie
McCullough.
Mont
Trem-blant.
Que.:
Bob
Richardson,
Mont
Gabriel,
Que.;
Art
Tommy,
Ottawa;
Pete
Kirby,
St.
Jovite;
Anire
Bertrand,
Quebec
City;
Gene
Dyson,
Rossland,
B.C.;
Bill
luii
a
lo-;
ound
ce-wor.U
clutmpijii
curling
club
has
experienced
young
heifer,
triplet
bull
calves
and
members
aer
anxious
to
find
,
were
born
to
a
three-year-old
a
solution.
'.Aberdeen
Angus
heifer
on
the
I
ue
iiiceuiig
oenaea
to
aamn
ranch
of
Bob
Turner.
One
of
This
odverfisemonl
it
not
publijhed
or
displayed
byrwUw
Steve
Bzkpka
aro'.ner
10-12
members
into
the
club.
the
calves
died
shortly
after
birth.
control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columba.
ors.
a
grand
howl
was
given
by
the
cubs.
Fred
Conrad,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Boy
Scout
Association
spoke
briefly
and
thanked
the
Legion
lor
all
they
arc
doing
Tor
Scouting
in
the
area.
A
l,-.r.?e
number
of
parents
ar.d
friends
enjoved
a
Cub
pros'.!
am
including
investiture
of
a
new
Cub.
David
Rotv-on.
Rc-(rc-hmrnts
were
served
by
the
grt,u;i
committee.
Topi
Stevens,
Fed
Mountain,
B.C.:
'
w
League
Keqim
Bob
Dawson,
Banff.
I
The
former
Italian
colony
of
Women
Lucille
Wheeler,
St.
Libya
in
North
Africa
was
the
Jovite;
Joanne
Ilewson,
Mont-
Xirst
country
to
receive
independ-
real:
Anne
Hcggtveit.
Ottawa.
ence
entirely
under
UN
auspices.
Stcv;
Dsiaj
k.i
Wiled
a
3?3-ian;
in
tuo
r.ii;;:l
.five-pin
-Ffint
U-aayt
lait
nieht
to
coa
LOW
M
1
1C
ACE
-
C3'tral
France
has
'ome
of
the
world's
rijhe.it
deposits
of
baux
,te.
used
in
manufacturing
Howard
Mark
Tells
Retail
(
:
a!g-
s.ing;c-
honors
and
al
o
had
i
.ut;h
ihree
fur
m?n
of
656.
.
,
il
ri;k.oii
tcpued
tli3
I
arajs
with
a
Uj-ai:ie
-and
Kay
(
,
Johnson
ici
ul
trundlers
with
t
ne.-
throt-i'.une
total
o
690.
Cj
Spares
,
oij.;-ci
hii
h
yaiiie
of
JjlJiS
and
Troopois
had
'
liyh
'
three
of
3.ZH.
i
j!
Nxt
Wftlneoday
marks
the
,
I
I
"d
of
regular
play
i-i
the
league.
'
5
i
Playoffs
wiil
te
held
between,
!
j
the
four
top
teams.
Ii;
the
eve.n
j
?
;
of
a
fourth
place
tie,
there'will
CIS
MOW
IN
STOCK
be
a
three-game
playoff
to
decide
which
team
viii
enter
ft
Lose
Th2
GENERAL
i
1951
Ford
.-....
$1925
1951
Plymouth
...
$1925
1950
Chevrolet
WAT
How
Not
To
Their
Shirts.
BRIGADIER"
TIRE
Results
of
la.st
night's
games:
Lucky
six
4,
CPA
0
(default
i;
Troopers
3.
Comsts
1;
Spares
3,
Sharks
1;
Spitfires
3,
Hotshots
1.
Standings:
Spitfires
17,
Trooo-ers
15,
Lurky
Si:
14,
H')t-h
its
13,
Spares
12,
Sharks
10,
Comets
8
CPA
3.
4-door,
radio
and
heater
....
$1525
'
6:00x16
6:70x15
H8-95
$22-93
1947
Plymouth
Coupe
$950
1947
Chevrolet
$1000
1947
Ford
$1050
I
Mrs.
iundquist,
Dies
in
fksnitpl
RUPE
RT
AA0T0RS
Ltd.
Wt
Smithm
Now
York
Ncwspopcrs
ore
the
big
guns
of
WE
FIX
FLATS
T
Tiro
Vulconiiing
it
Recapping
advertising,
Howard
Mark,
advertising
manager
of
the
Robert
Simpson
Co.,
in
Toronto,
told
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Retail
Dry
Goods
Association
here
recently.
i
SVniirjrts
.
Mrs.
Ctinnar
Lrn!(;ii.t
di-.-d
Wednesday
in
K-iiM.-y
Vailey
Di.strict
hospital,
S:nitlie:-3
f
-ilT.ving
a
lcnt?thy
ill
ncs.
H,"n
in
Oefle.
Sweden,
July
2,
(i
1903,
rhe
came
t.-j
Canada
wiih
j
her
p
it-
-nts
a!
rive
.years
or
a
;e.
She
lived
wiih
her
parents
at
Winnip?-;
mid
Csmsack.
Sak.,
miiviir;
t,i
SiT:i'h(
-s
jn
1904
liirrr.
l-nithT';,
Djvo,
,
Ture
and
Allan
Million,
all
live
at
Atlin.
Funeia!
)li;-f
l0,.,y
fR)m
,
KNUTSON'S
TIRE
SALES
AND
SERVICE
811
Eraser
St.
Red
5IK
C'.inmr'.s
limted
Church.
"Any
ormy
which
uses
rifle
fire
when
it
should
be
using
artillery
will
lose
the
battle,
if
not
tho
wor,"
ho
said,
''and
any
merchant
who
depends
upon
some
lesser
medium
of
advertising
when
he
should
be
using
the
newspapers
will
lose
soles,
if
not
his
shirt."
Mammoth
Auction
Sale
Complete
Household
Furniture
Sole
No.
2
Instructed
b
the
owner,
I
have
caused
to
be
moved
for
quick
sale
the
following
articles.
Sale
to
take
place
at
the
Auction
Rooms,
corner
Fourth
Ave.
East
and
McBride
St.,
on
Saturday,
May
23
-2:30
and
1:30
p.m.
I
Uctrai
Radio
Phonograph
12-record
automatic,
in
natural
finish.
1
Set
cl
Living
Room
Tables,
with
Cofee
Table,
C'ornrr
Table,
Comiiiiial'on
Bookcase,
End
Tabic
and
Magazine
Taiile
(natural
birch
and
maple
finish).
I
Krnrhirr
Chesterfield
and
two
Chairs
with
slip
covers.
1
Kxtra
Krociili
r
Cuair;
One
Hostess
Chair.
1
ft-ft
x
n-ft.
Rug
with
Underfelt.
1
Trilight
Hoar
Lamp;
Trilight
Table
Lamp
(wine
finish)
1
Table
Lamp
(blue
finish)
4
Pair
Drapes.
I(r?shrll
color
(newly
dryclcaned).
2
Wall
Mirrors
as
new,
24
x
36
inches.
5
I'.cautif
i!1
Oil
Paintings.
1
6-pre.
Redronm
Suite;
2
Chests
of
Drawers,
4-drarr.
2
Bedside
Tables
with
matching
lamps.
1
Kindergarten
Set;
One
3-drawer
chest;
1
Blackboard.
1
Large
Crib
and
Mattress.
1
Eleiirolux
(Dc
Luxe
model
with
all
altathmenls).
1
Easy
Washing
Machine.
1
Small
Writing
Table
with
2
Chairs;
Kitchen
table
&
chairs.
1
High
Chair;
Kitchen
Step
Stool.
1
Set
American
Encyclopedia;
1
lino
rug.
7'j
x
12;
4
Electric
Heaters;
7
Record
Albums
with
SO
records;
lot
of
stainless
,
steelwarc;
disl'es,
curtain
rods,
Lucile
shelves;
Stromberg-LUfarlwm
battery
radio;
Morphy-Richards
automatic
toaster
as
new;
one
18-lnch
typewriter.
NOTE
All
these
goods
are
in
good
condition
and
must
be
sold
GEO.
J.DAWES
THE
AUCTIONEER
Phones:
Red
127
Black
846
and
B.C.
Messenger
678
THE
DISTINGUISHED
PIANIST
as
presented
by
THF
PRINCE
RUPERT
GYRO
CLUB
FRIDAY
MAY
22nd.
8:30
p.m.
C5YEC
CENTRE
AUDITORSUM
'.
Tickets
$1.00
and
$1.50
Ihiz
spare
courtesy
Fashion
Footwear