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Thursday,
April
9,
18b3
Crysteine
Pill
May
Prevent
A-Bomb
Radiation
Sickness
Rupert
Woman's
Father
Dies
At
Smithers
mm
lealth
Plan
to
Give
fc,.;
7,.-.'
.
From
Tl.RK
ACE
Td
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NEW
YORKt
$
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keAid
to
Disabled
$199.60
SMITHERS.
Funeral
services
were
held
Thursday
for
James
Davidson,
retired
railroader,
who
died
here
after
a
brief
Hlnes3.
He
was
88
years
old.
Born
In
Scotland
in
1864,
he
brought
his
family
to
Canada
Ey
ALTON
L.
IiLAKE.SLEE
CHICAGO
(API
A
big
fat
pill
costing
about
$4
probably
would
save
you
from
radiation
sickness
or'ueath
ivuir
an
A-bomb,
scientists
said
today.
You'd
Wave
to
take
1t
Just
before
the
bomb
exploded
The
pill
appears
to
be
the
best
practical
bet
so
far
to
guaid
against
radiation.
l(y
Tlie
Cmiudian
Prea
II
A
WA.
Tlie
federal
government
is
planning
...ni.iiii'fil
expansion
of
its
multi-million-dollar
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It
was
described
by
scientists
!
presenting
reports
to
the
f'eder-'
ation
of
American
Societies
for
!
Experimental
Biology.
!
The
pill
would
weight
about
two
ounces,
for
a
150-pound
'
person.
It
would
be
.-'mailer
for
sonifcone
smaller;
bii-g;r
for
a
'
fat
individual.
It
would
be
imade
of
cysteine,
;
one
of
the
amino
acids
or
build-;
inn
block
of
proteins
such
as
muscle
fat
and
nerves.
I
Given
to
animals
about
two
!
hours
before
they're
exposed
to
I
x-rays,
cysteine
saves
most
of
i
them.
It
apparently
would
do
the
same
for
humans.
Dr.
Harvey
Patt,
with
the
;
atomic
energy
commission,
said:
j"I
would
take
it
(cysteine)
If
an,
atta-'fc
v.'cre
imminent.
B'Jt
I
In
1907.
He
first
homesteaded
at
Ferry
Point,
Alberta.
In
1911
he
came
west
with
the
Grand
Reds
:nese
akVi
Consult
your
Tmvel
A?enti
ur
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines,
Phone
795
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Kazak
Philosopher
Dr.
Joad
Very
III'
Your
Travel
Agnf
A
HOLLYWOOD
Academy
award
was
given
to
Norman
McLaren's
short
feature
"Neighbors."
made
by
the
National
Film
Board
of
Ottawa.
The
ucu:nc:.tsr;
as
produced
by
McLaren
who
Joined
the
board
in
lSil).
ROKl'RT
D.
ARMSTRONG,
36,
director
of
finance
and
administration
for
A.
V.
Roe
Limited,
Toronto,
has
accepted
an
appointment
as
Associate
Comptroller'
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
He
wiii
join
the
company
in
Montreal,
June
1.
Trunk
Pacific.
i
I
Remaining
with
the
railway.
I
,
he
was
retired
In
1935,
making
'
his
home
in
Smithers
for
the
,
'past
several
years
with
his
son
,
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Davidson.
Besides
his
json,
he
leaves
a
daughter.
Mrs.:
I
A.
B.
Crawford
of
Prince
Ru-
!
P"t-
;
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Service
was
conducted
,
from
:
j
the
Smithers
United
Church
by
;
,Rev.
Canon
C.
A.
Hinchliffo,
j
lector
of
St.
James
Anglican
,
Church,
In
the
absence
of
Rev.
R.
H.
Woollam.
Pallbearers
were
W.
A.
Ivers.
i
semen
c!,n.'.t
JKNKIN3
;K"NG
K--U1'
r
-The
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('
;ii,ui.t
Is
have
ap-
d
ami
won
'
..
K.i
horsemen
of
l
the
hist
mator
national
neuiin
program.
Hon
lth
officiate
said
today
tha
features,
to
Im-
outlined
In
the
Common
shortly
by
Health
Minister
Martin,
likely
will
concentrate
on
aid
for
disabled
pertons
and
expectant
mothers.
Initially,
the
expansion
1
expected
to
add
another
$5,300,000
g
y-ar-and
eventually
a
lot
moreto
SlOCOoo.Ooo
spent
during
the
last
live
ye".rs.
The
national
health
program,
which
provide
federal
KranlH
to
province
to
aid
control
of
diseases,
hospital
construction
and
medical
tralrilriK,
was
act
up
In
1948
by
the
former
prime
minister,
Mackenzie
King.
Official
recalled
that
Mr.
Klnir
had
said
the
program
would
be
reviewed
at
the
end
of
five
yeurs.
The
program
celebrates
Its
fifth
birthday
next
month
and
l-mlHtl!!-!!
LONDON
(API
Dr.
Cyril
E
M.
Joad,
Britain's
philosopher,
is
j
wouldn't
want
to
take
a
daily
dose
over
a
long
period,
for
then
(the
cysteine
m:ht
damage
body
organs."
Cysteine
casts
about
eight
cents
a
gram,
which
Is
l-26th
of
an
ounce.
About
50
gram
or
$1
worth
would
protect
a
per-
ison
weighing
150
pounds,
he
es-
it:'.u,-ivi!
n.st
the
,
llcj
I
"It
Ore
Hauling
-Makes
Progress
t.e:e
Rained
this
lm-,
11
:i
ra.l.o
,
,,r!!ams
of
seven
tunes
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the
northwest
v,.'.mw?
the
Kazaks.
The
CompUie
Irai-el
Service
CLEVELAND
(AP)
-Great
jB.
A.
Sherlock.
J.
Chilton.
H.l
Lakes
freighters,
off
to
an
early
j
W.
Leach.
C.
R.
Goodacre
and
start
this
spring
because
of
the--'-
R-
Nicholson,
mild
weather,
already
have
a
:
"
j"very
111"
at
hla
home
here,
It
I
was
reported
today.
He
Is
61.
Joad.
who
heads
the
philosophy
'department
of
London
University's
Birkbeck
College,
has
been
in
poor
health
for
some
time.
The
jiature
of
his
Illness
was
not
disclosed.
He
Is
well
known
for
his
books
on
philosophy,
his
broadcasts
as
a
leading
member
of
the
BI3C
"brain
trust"
panel
of
experts
and
for
his
barbed
criticisms
on
life
In
Keneral.
Of
American
children,
he
once
said
in
an
essay:
'They
are
spoiled
little
brutes.-
-juic
ui
men
re-mum
leader
Mao
I
the
federal
government
Is
re-
;
AS
;
ti
mated.
J
The
important
th.ing
alxiut
;
cysteine
is
that
it
is
the
first
:
chemical
which
protects
against
both
x-rays
and
neutron?,
both
of
which
come
from
A-bombs.
Other
scientists
said
Belgian
jdoctors
are
giving
cancer
pa-I
tients
cysteine
before
they
get
!
big
doses
of
x-rays
to
kill
their
I
cancers,
to
protect
them
from
1,000.000-ton
Jump
on
their
1952
ore-hauling
performance.
i
The
Lake
Superior
Iron
Ore
;
Association,
reporting
this
today,
j
said
the
lake
fleet
has
moved
1.139,569
tons
of
the
Reason's
goal'
of
100.000,000
tons
of
iron
ore.
.
l"'rU'd
10
,K'
m
satisfied
with
it
believcd
to
w.:h
the
no-ithat
11
nu
decided
on
this
men.
tradl-1
thrce-wsy
expansion:
Do
YOU
Want
to
a
n.unlsm.
by
t
ut
land
to
C'oncintratc
on
medical
aid
rind
rehabilitation
of
disabled
r
m
A
Every
elevator
in
the
two
harbors
at
the
lakehead
arc
dumping
grain
into
25
lake
freighters,
and
another
45
carriers
are
awaiting
their
turns.
radiation
sickness.
Cure
or
treatment
of
radiation
sickness
alter
exposure
is
a
more
difficult
matter,
the
scientists
agreed.
The
name
Nokomis
fory
the
grain-growing
centre
in
Saskatchewan
was
taken
from
Longfellow
poem
'Hiawatha."
Our
Special
Prices
represc-nr
y.'
a
terrific
soving
for
the
best
in
quality
t
,
,
grown-ups.
In
the
same
way
a
(''
lough,
squat
j
crippled
children
have
been
v.;
.
"
riding
skill
aided
This
may
develop
In
the
:.!.!
(
their
distant
!
establishment
of
special
hos-i
!a
.4ii
Comrk!piuU
for
the
disabled,
but
thk
,
a:.'are
against
m
be
a
matter-for
federal-...-
(;((
land
owners
provincial
planning.
"
Provide
funds
for
nupolnt-
!,
:.,!:;.
t
land
ow
ners
mrnt
of
pf0VllM.,tt,
d,rwlorg
and
tt
.
tu:n
of
the
cen-;ftth(tr
untd
fwrmnnH
Ui
con.
ftf
4
centrate
on
pre-natal
and
(xst-
'
'natal
cure
for
exix'i-tant
moth-!
I
l.oldir.its
In
vast
mi
i
.
which
nu
n
adjoins
adjoins
p-
i
...
This
oroeiam
would
include
i
.
:.d
T.iiel
leduCHtion
of
women
in
child
!
v
cis
up
OKainsi-canns;
and
construction
of
ape-I
1.
I.
Ci
A
UNFA
l'
Is
the
spry
82-year-old
owner
of
a
Quebec
city
book
store
which
dates
back
Ui
lf',44
Tlie
atmosphere
of
Die
store,
with
Its
40,000
books,
is
unchanged
since
it
was
founded
by
(Xtave
Crem-nzie,
father
of
French-Canadian
poetry
A
landmark
of
the
Latin
Quarter,
the
store
has
supplied
books
to
Quebec
cardinals,
members
of
the
French
Academy
and
International
personalities.-
-,io
visit
the
did
-iiy.
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SHOES
BLACK
SHOES
RED
SHOES
GREY
SHOES
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SHOES
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r:,or
of
the
rial
clinics
in
areas
where
none!
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a:t
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under-
are
provided
now
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m
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blood-
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laborator-'lr-!i''.Viood''andil',
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,ortnr
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Obtaining
liU
Concentration
would
be
on
building
laboratories
In
communities
where
none
now
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mally
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$10.95
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