6
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The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
W
-inesday,
February
24,
1&4
ENDS
TOUAY
OLENNPORDin
7:-V:
p.m.
ArTUIN
I
MENT
IN
HONOUR
Soviet
Medicine
Completely
Socialized;
State-Hired
Doctors
Given
Wide
Powers
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in
color
by
of
his
death,
and
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is
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By
BILL
BOSS
MOSCOW
The
powers
Soviet
deaths
yesterday
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Bp
The
Canadian
Press
I
WWnipj
Oordon
C.
Cum-Biing,
58,
retired
pencral
manager
of
the
Monarch
Life
Assurance
Co.
Toronto
Allan
Stanley
"
Mclean.
82,
former
general
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
Ifatkmal
hotels
system.
Miami,
Fla.
Harry
Leggett
Brown.
31,
a
native
of
Niagara
Falls,
Ont..
and
a
p.oneer
Florida
publisher.
teed
indemnity
In
the
event
of
T-!H
r
VHr't
i
permanent
incapacity.
After
10
years
ne
may
take
.
;i
its
si
v..r..wki
doctors
are
said
to
have
are
wider
than
those
held
by
their
uanadian
counterparts,
'i
hey
may;
1.
Order
a
patient
to
have
an
I
c
v,.
....
.
.
......
.
I
I
-
-
a)!
if
--V
5,
J
It
.
the
10,000
rubles
he
has
paid,
without
interest,
or
leave
the
money
,
with
the
agency
until
needed.
There
are
no
annuity
,or
endowment
programs
aince
the
state
operates
its
own
pension
program.
,
MONEY
PROM
M,
operation
wnin
they
consider
life
at
stake;
2.
Over-rule
a
parent's
wishes
should
they
consider
a
child's
life
at
stake
and
an
operation
necessary;
The
state1
and
its
various
en
GREATEST
terprises
and
industries
operate
convalescent
and
rest
sanatoria
i.
Authorize
a
patient,
or
mimmm&mmm
trot.
for
workers:
Most
persons
re
rill
1
1
n
covering
from
illness
get
this
service
free
but
some
pay
pint
STARTS
THURSDAY
,
c'7
f
III
YEARS
of
the
cost,
usually
one-third,
their
unions
absorbing,
the
remainder
from
special
jtuncls.
MANY
CAMPS
TOTEAA
tvc,,"iss
vA
A
MMODS
PLAYERS
TUEATRfc
M:'""ee
Sa,"!!.(
Dr.
Orcshishnikova
said
5.-000.000
children
attend
summer
-Si
V
i
V--v
m
STARTING
TOMORROW
LT.-COL.
D.
R.
ELY,
42,
of
Toronto,
chief
instructor
at
the
artillery
school
of
Shilo,
Man.,
has
been
chosen
for
a
tour
of
duty
with
the
United
Nations
truce
supervision
organization
in
Palestine.
working
mother
whose
child
Is
sick,
to
be
absent
from
wock
with
pay
during
the
time
required
for
treatment
and
convalescence;
4.
Close
down
a
state
enterprise
if
they
consider
it
does
not
meet
state
health
standards.
Dr.
Lydia
Oreshishnlkova,
a
high
official
of
the
USSR
health
ministry,
said:
"lhe
special
feature
of
our
system
is
that
medical
assistance
is
given
free,
is
available
to
the
broad
masses
of
the
population,
and
is
given
by
qualified
personnel."
Continuance
Of
salary
during
illness,
she
said,
is
determined
by
length
of
service
In
current
employment.
During
the
early
years
sick
pay
varies
from
50
to
80
per
cent
of
salary,
but
after
six
years
a
patient
who
belongs
to
a
trade
union,
and
practically
everyone
does,
draws
full
pay
while
ill.
I
SOVIET
IXSTRl'CTOR
presides
over
a
study
session
in
Leningrad's
Institute
for
Scientific
Research
in
Obstetrics
and
Gynecology.
The
students
are
doctors
pursuing
advanced
training.
GOLDEN
IMEd
VACUUM
SEALED
CANS
Pacify
WALT
DISNEY?,
nRF.ATra
r
camps
for
Pioneers,
the
Soviet
I
version
of
Boy
Scouts
and
Girl
j
Guides.
These
camps
are
under
j
the
health
ministry
which
also
(directs
athletic
activities.
i
'
Soviet
doctors
work
a
six-hour
'
day
and
are
paid
a
basic
monthly
'
t
salary
of
800
rubles,
with
time-
!
ind-a-half
for
overtime.
Most
general
practitioners
and
pedia-
.
i
tricians
are
women;
most
senior
i
specialists
and
lecturers
arc
men.
;
A
doctor's
basic
salary,
hidden-
!
jnllv.
is
the
same
as
that
of
a1
I
your
way
u
Nevn
Land
with
in
wcndroui
Pirilra,
Indian
and
Mrrmiidi!
Ai
long
you
'
Alaska
Gold
I
Output
Rises
JUNEAU.
Alaska
(
Alaska's
gold
production
increased
last
!
year
over
1952,
but
coal
ran
it
a
I
strong
second
in
the
mining
'
production
field.
'
The
Bureau
of
Mines
reported
the
gold
yield
was
up
14
per
cent
;
to
S9.571.7fi5.
!
Coal
production
was
valued
!
around
$7,000,000.
It
increased
j
from
about
686.000
tons
to
850,-:
000.
high
school
teacher.
For
exchange
purposes
the
i
live
yotiH
acver
for
i
'Russians
quote
the
ruble
at
25
:
"Pregnant
mothers
draw
35
'
M
IK
v)WaItJ)isr,cT?
'
-.
;
lirry'-
WISTIKH
CAMABi
S
IARCIST
SIILIHC
IVAfOKATlO
MILK
cents,
but
this
does
not
indicate
its
buying
power
in
Russia.
j
A
doctor
specializing
in
tuber-
j
culosis
or
infectious
diseases
!
draws
a
supplementary
15
to
20
j
per
cent.
Those
assigned
to
distant
areas,
such
as
Siberia
or
j
the
far
north,
draw
an
additional
i
50
to
100
per
cent.
i
FIXED
INCREASES
There
are
Increases
of
15
per
i
cent
after
five
vmrs,
25
per
rent!
I
mill
days
fully-paid
leave
before
delivery
and
have
42
days
of
paid
post-delivery
leave.
They
may
take
their
annual
leave
after
that
and,
if
they
want
to,
two
months
leave
without
pay."
STATE
BEARS
COST
Soviet
citizens
do
not
pay
a
direct
health
or
social
insurance,
and
the
system's
medical
costs
arc
borne
by
the
state,
municipal
and
regional
Soviet
budgets.
Sick
pay
also
is
provided
for
in
state,
organization
and
enterprise
budgets,
and
is
turned
over
to
the
trade
unions
in
the
form
of
TEQLMCOLOR
MnauimiBKtaii
M33$Now!
Hli-Mtt
.Now!
after
10
years,
50
per
cent
after!
..AND
ANOTHER
(iVD?.
W.
i
I
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
rj
A
rwui-Lirc
m..t
at
TECHNICOL0I
I
20
vrars
and
a
nrn.sion
of
350
,
rubles
monthly
after
25
years.
A
!
doctor
eligible
for
pension
may
j
continue
to
work
and
draw
both
I
jtt!--v
anfl
pension.
j
Until
recently
doctors
have
j
depended
on
local
housinn
auh-
j
oritles
for
their
personal
ai
com-
!
modation,
but
modern
medical
complexes
the
network
of
din-
:
ics,
creches
and
other
services
;
organized
around
each
polyclinic
'
specially-allocated
funds.
These
are
administered
by
the
trades
unions.
I
Soviet
life
insurance
IS
straight
'
"
life.
"
,
If
a
citizen
takes
out
a
10-year
10.000-ruble
policy,
premiums
of
C3
rubles
35
kopeks
are
paid
monthly
during
the
10
years.
!
During
that
period
the
insured's
;
family
is
protected
in
the
event
mtm
aattUAH
lauaiaui
Two
Complete
Showings
!
i
CAPITO
Dollar
days
are
here
again
at
Wallace's.
Value-packed
specials
every
one
a
dollar
stretcher.
SOVIET
MEDICAL
INSTITUTE
of
the
USSR
Academy
of
Medical
Sciences
in
Moscow
is
where
many
Soviet
doctors
are
trained.
In
Russia
a
general
practitioner
may
have
from
2,000
to
4,000
patients
on
his
register.
7
:
-
9:15
p.m.
fawoi
s
playiksthm
!
and
hospital
now
include
doc-
;
tors'
living
quarters.
BARGAINS
GALORE
Throughout
the
Store
!
Government
Doesn't
Want
Jurisdiction
Over
Traffic
Q
Polly
wants
a
name
!
'r
Q
i
OTTAWA
'CP)
Th."
government
after
fighting
for
years
to
obtain
legal
jurisdiction
over
road
traffic
crossin?
provincial
NO
DOUBT
ABOUT:
IT!
Listen
'-
1.
Thi
liaiT
OmntM
'Boss'
Proud
He's
Canadian
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Extreme
over
CBC
'
Donuoioa
Nt
v
'Mm
Name'The
Great
Gildersleeve"
parrot
in
Parkay
Margarine's
Ue
M
54
SkU,cr
.
.
.
-
V
'vC2i
t!-a
car
that
s
planned
to
delifht
fcj
i
0"
M
yttur
eye
and
set
your
spirits
soaring
f
f
fiTVvV
w
$
Z'
Comes
equipped
nirh
Automatic
Drive,
wi
.
Yl'1''-''
Slie
J
prellij
and
prellij
imarl
luu
...
Bhe's
pretty
because
she
has
more
time
to
keep
herself
pretty.
She's
pretty
smart
because
she
saved
the
time
to
keep
herself
pretty
by
buying
a
BOB
PARKER
Al
L'sed
Car.
I
ijcutcr
utiu
rr
nit
c
tut
nun
iuc3.
-
M
Z,
f
Canadian
Contest
pleasure
at
being
g-Canadian
was
voiced
by
Byron
Ingemar
Johnson
former
premier
of
British
Columbia,
at
a
meeting
of
the
Icelandic
Canadian
Club
Tuesday
night.
Mr.
Johnson
said
he
admired
the
steadfastness
of
Canadians
an'l
thanked
God
his
parents
came
to
this
country.
Mr.
Johnson
is
the
fir.st
Icelandic
Gjinadan
to
have
occupied
the
position
of
premier
of
one
of
the
Canadian
provinces.
n
fn
nn7
rp.n
TP
t
III
lf
y-N
I
I
II
M
border.",
now
is
telling
the
provinces
it
doesn't
want
to
use
this
power.
Rijht
after
a
Privy
Council
decision
confirming
this
authority,
the
central
government
is
calling
a
conference
of
provincial
highways
ministers
to
figure
out
ways
to
turn
it
over
to
the
provinces.
The
announcement
was
mad?
in
the
Commons
Tuesday
bv
Transport
Minister
Chevrier,
in
a
carefully-worded
statement
saying
he
hopes
a
"common
understanding"
will
enable
the
provinces
to
control
all
traffic
on
provincial
highways.
This
would
include
both
traffic,
within
provinces,
unquestionably
under
provincial
an-tliority
from
away
back
and
that
crossing
provincial
boundaries,
which
had
been
under
dispute
in
the
courts
up
until
Monday.
ISSl'E
SETTLKI)
TVie
cross-border
Issue
was
settled'
Monday
by
the
Privy
Council
-
in
the
last
Canadian
const
1-tu'ional
case
to
go
to
the
British
body
in
a
decision
laying
down
federal
jurisdiction
over
commercial
road
operations
from
one
province
to
another
and
from
a
province
Into
the
Unite'.
States.
But
Tuesday,
the
government
made
a
quick
.shirt
by
announcing
the
callln5
of
the
provincial
ministers'
meeting
and
saying
if
does
not
want
"divided
jurisdiction"
on
highway
matters.
!
n
a
not
'51
I'ord
Custom
Sedan
'51
Plymouth
Tuilor
A-l
2-tone
Custom
heater.
condition.
Custom
heater
Beautiful
condition
A
buy
for
$I.(H
ONLY
.fil
!!.-.
.
""
'53
lord
Sedan
Like
new
'50
lord
Pickup
New
only
7.000
miles.
Lots
paint,
low
mileage
A-l
of
ixtras
meenamciflly
....
yio.'iO
ONLY
KI.'iO
1
J
M
mm
M
mm
plus
special
bonus
prize
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
"
I
he
Home
of
I
ricndly
Service"
u
of
250
gallons
of
gasoline
!
A
FUN
CONTEST
FOR
THE
WHOLE
FAMILY!
If
im
owned
a
parrot,
what
would
yuu
name
it'.'
Thais
problem
The
Great
Gilderslecve
and
his
pals
arc
up
aga
They
don't
want
to
call
it
"Polly."
Thai's
too
ordinary.
So
Gildy
is
calling
on
his
Canadian
friends
to
help
out
will""
,
"VaOlrtTUCOPWZl
Bella
Coola
Pioneer
Dies
BELLA
COOLA,
B.C.
f
Funeral
services
will
be
held
here
today
for
Adolph
Christenscn,
79,
Minnesota-born
pioneer
who
died
here
Saturday
.
Mr.
Christensen
came
here
60
years
ago
with
the
first
homesteaders
to
settle
here
and
opened
a
store.
Surviving
are
six
sons
and
two
daughters.
Try
Dj.ly
Ne.vs
Classified
to
enter
stl
time
Jim
UW"W"
In
1804
'
"'
"
'
ml4nSM
u-e-
.very
2
eKi'
.19
appropriate
name
lor
this
green-leathered
pel.
Your
whole
family
will
have
fun
suggesting
namcs-and
)
may
win
a
wonderful
prize.
See
listing
al
left.
,
Here's
all
you
do:
Go
to
your
grocer's
and
buy
a
paAaff
Kraft's
delicious
Parkay
Margarine.
Tear
off
the
yellow
end
M
and
mail
it
to
Parkay
with
your
suggested
name
for
the
parr
Use
the
entry
blank
on
this
page
or
obtain
extra
entry
blanli
with
complete
rules
from
your
grocer.
You
can
enter
as
many
names
as
you
wish.
BONUS
PRIZE
FOR
FORD
SKYtlNER
WINNERS
It's
easy
to
qualify
for
a
special
bonus
prize.
Just
include
cnliy
the
yellow
end
ll.ip
from
two
(21
packages
of
Parkay
instead
ol
one.
Then
if
your
name
for
Hie
parrot
is
awarded
pi
ie,
you
will
receive
a
bonus
of
250
gallons
of
gasoline
lor
yours!"!
new
1954
I
ord
Skyhner.
J
Your
entry
will
receive
the
same
consideration
for
first
Prize
i
1
one
end
flap
is
enclosed.
The
only
difference
is
you
will
not
beelij
'J-aJ7
o..
Icl
7..-..:.hxa
li
;
yanmcj.--
.....
m'i4
fw
5lh
PBI'
i
WMtinglKW1"
.
liner,
v
,..
ftoa
Steom-O'
5
iniskrcmonI)art
first
imported
and
Ucndtd
tk
RZ11U
u?bicb
is
today
a
bcu$cI)o!d
word
wt
SO
om.
"'
--....o
oi
6
po
i:
i-.i--nVlO
your
t
cw1''
-of
"Poarl
Model''
(
U,
&al.
to
receive
a
special
bonus
prue
ol
25U
gallons
ol
gasonnc.
;
r
CLIP
THIS
ENTRY
BLANK
TODAYM
;
have,
a-
fgTV
ttttK
j
WS
FftRKAY
spill
1:
smiolUy
mawben
it!
cold
!
1
Mall
to
forl.ay
Marftotina,
So.
2310,
Twmliwl
"A",
TwonW,
(Jllj(yi
yellow
and
flap
from
ony
ptickoge
of
Porltay
Marso'lne.
'
IMie
for
the
peciol
bomit
prita
of
250
gallons
of
gawlina
for
hud
S'r
ancloia
two
yellow
and
flapi.
I
My
name
for
lhe
parral
'
;
Good
Rum
J
for
your
money
My
awn
noma..
You'll
love
the
way
Kraft's
Parkay'
Margarine
taslcsl
And
you'll
love
the
way
it
spreads
even
when
you
take
It
ice
cold
from
your
refrigerator!
Grocers
carry
Parkay
in
handy
Color-Kwik
bag,
regular
I
lb.
pack
and
2
lb.
economy
me.
Addrei
UH
--nam
mi
tit
Practical,
Beautiful
Chrome
Cooey
...
in
a
DINETTE
that
is
made
to
last
for
years.
In
a
choice
of
colors,
and
the
roomy
table
is
stalnproof
and
$W
t
f?
A
will
seat
six
comfortably.
Sale
Priced
at,
from....
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GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
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and
addre
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