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NEW YORK @—Adlal Steven-

‘tions already clouded, suffered a
further reverse in’ Tuesday's
‘orimary elections.

‘John McCormack, who was writ-
lien into the Democratic presi-

‘Stevenson Sutters Setbacks

1,767 reported, MeCormack had

"and Northera and Central British Columbia. | son, his future as the prospee- 23,868 votes, Stevenson. 16.540,
Member: of Canadian Press~-Audit Bureau of Cireulations tive Democratic candidate for and Senator Estes  Kefauyer
cos Cimadian Daily, Newspaper -Assoctalion By president in the November elec- 3,938.

NETHER CAMPAIGN.
' Neilher Stevenson nor his
chief rival, the Tennesse sene-

‘By, mall—Per month, 75e; per year, $8.00 , In Massachusetls voline, the ‘ ,
§ ‘second class mall by. the Pést Office Department, Ottawa Py ilpoll 1952 Democratic: standard-hear- wards “ ampuened in wee Me
ee jer tailed Boston Congressman ' ‘ha, _o

supporters in the state lo vive

(thelr write-in preference to Me-
‘Cormick,

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") . tty ny ae 7 dae 4 \ :

oer erent ot the slate Asn SISENHOWER'S PLURALITY
McCormack's lead was heavy) 19 Tuesday's Pennsylvania pri-
in his own ely, and even leter: mary, as ey pected, Preside: yuh Bye
‘support for Slevensun from non )senhower rolled up a 280,000-
‘Boston areas failed to cu, the ‘pltis plurality over Stevenson,
cmarpein by mue h. swith bath maior parties” CAPIOS-

° With 1,555 precincts out ol sing satisfac bon at the: beaut,

8 Children

_[Bungled Sport Law

IN ALL the years I have
lived in B.C. no public

issue has been so badly

bungled as the question of

legalized Sunday ’ after-

noon sports in. Vancouver.

The latest bit of bungling was
Premier Bennett’s half-hearted
and quickly dropped suggestion

    
  
 

jans i always have his country i a o iisatiantage
they. remember how much.it wants to. be loved. ;
iting in the Chris tian Relence M onitor, he says:

 

     

! nuiry Tesday in Alaska were
Dcaming in this morning ata
, smil-slow pace, but | there
Stevenson hard faken aostiody

wes 3 ay ay
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: So of a province-wide plebiscite on} FLOOD WATERS cover this farm near Portage la Prairie, Man, one of the most severely | D : ;
ies ei ' Jittle—tove u us, : o the question. affected areas in southern Manitoba, The Assiniboine river, imprisoned by a glant ice jam, le In ire : hl ow crue
tly te . u . — ara
: n ; an ultim tel 7 decisive The plain fact is that no pleb- burst As banks and Inundated thousands: of Acres of farmland, (ep Photo).
his. sa treme dous and ¢ a iseite could have answered: any an cette ine enn ieeeens! CORNER BROOK, Nfld, Q--: AID FAR PUPHS.
eapon in the: hands of Canadians. “It is almost im- | Guostion which needs an answer Eight children died Tuesday’ Sehool libraries were estab-
bla:to convince us that Canadians sometimes do lin regard to Sunday afternoon night when awn unexphiined ex- lished ia Outario ahoul 1850,

‘plosion turned their two-storey when the province bought books
‘wooden home into a wil of sear- ) wholesale
‘ing flame.

The vielims, all children of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Curtis, were]
identified us Kvelyn, 16; Ronald, :
V4: Haward, 13: Helen, 12; Derek, |

sports in. Vancouver, The vot-
ers of Vancouver have already,
been consulted twice on the mat-
ter, ,,On the second occasion
ithey rendered their verdict, ,
which was an emphatie “yes.”

That “yes” vote should have been:

One in 12 Children Born This Year
Expect ted To Land in Mental. Hospital

gard us highly, but it can be done.

The. intimation: of the fact'comes to Americans
a shocked: ineredulity like a collie that has been
np sed by: ‘Albert: Payson Ter hune, In the final an-

and vesold) them to
‘the schools.

Pree ein patos op Naame we,

RCAVICTOR

 

 

alysis Canadians. can: win any argument \ with their ifollowed, and could have been. TORONTO (CP) —Experts Say that one of every; O t tawa Favore d- “40: Ruth, @ Linda, 7, and Duuy- !
i t maybe ttollowed, by the same quick and: 12 child én Non this. year is likely to W wind Ww in eh tas, 4
Souther n neighbor: by i) pr essing upon it that mi y decisive action which was taken; ) - y a | Mr. Curtis grabbed his two-°

 

   

‘ uich- and- sueh: ‘onions wil] stop

in simflar circumstances by the;
City. Council of Toronto and the!
Legislature of Ontario,

 

GRANTED that the city council} half of them will recover.

‘mental hospital. - Ot

These patients will stay. snore problem.
| Tor an average 11 years with sari-:
| ous mental illness and only one-

Canada, it is estimat-

‘trained professionals, inciuding’
‘psychiatrists, nurses, psycholo-:

Those are some of the s start}- ‘gists and social workers, for pro-

ed, needs a total of at least 6.950:

of Vancouver made a pretty |

ner treatment of the mentally ill.

~ Primatia! See

OTTAWA (—The annual syn-
od of the Ottawa diocese V
enesday voled willingness to have |
Ottawa become the nermiunent

primatial see of the Anelican’

Wed-.:

| year-old son, Albert, from an up-

stairs crib, chambered through a -

-window and drupped the boy '5
feet to the arms of a neiehbor,
-A dauehter, Marie, 15. crawled

" PORTABLE
OKI PER": FAD. ary

through a broken dining room

window. The father cimbed
down a ladder to safety.

poor showing by. its half-hearted; ing facts which, say the Cana-

action on this matter.” Granted, ' ‘dian Mental Health Association, | Church «” Ganaca,

iShe has about one-hall this

 

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wy he said that Canad! ians. do not s necessanily care
about-being loved but they always.want to be consid-
spectable.: With no particular justification we

ended: to: look: down our noses at the ballyhoo
merican electioneering methods, at the squabbles
( candals in Was hington, at the strange garb of
8. “tourists, at the.emp yhasis placed on the “Ameri-
K ay" and, mee vecently, at the segregation up-

 

 

 
    
 
 
  
 
 
 
  

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“robin ni Me wf aye Sa Ee

Garden Soin

: es “nti :

re may. account for. the “green thumb” reputation

of some ge avdeher S.

an ear for music and a marked preference for the fe-

{ male voice, When so “entertained” they will grow
“S faster, he daims, “The first indication of this came
{to him, he explained, when he noted a movement in a |

: ~~ Large-scale reseai'ch on the effect of music now

isin progress at the International University at Pon-

:  nichoviy, where, music is broadcast to listening

¥ plants, ‘Meanwhile, if you happen to he a gardener,
M “you, might try it yoursel, aN ever, if you haven't a

‘Where are-many § success tl gardeners who talk |
* fa.thelr plants, while they wor I This may be the

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‘Quality Craftsmanship

job, but adds nothing to its cost,
Lot us prove this with quotations
on anything from a business card

too, that Mayor Hume was rather!
late i in throwing himself into the:
fight for the implementation of!

couver.
ernment knew very well that it
had already been used by the}

it needed to do was to incroduce |

an act of the BC. Legislature

modelled in. whole or in-part af-:

ter that of Ontario.

THE reason why the Bennett!
government refused to face up:

to its responsibility-as the Frost

 

 

iously done is, I think, self-evi-

the vote of the ? citizens of Van-}
The fact remains that the gov- |
possessed all the authority which |i

government of Ontario. All that

|

government of Ontario had prev;

prompt it to
Health’ Week,
to May 5.

Mental and emotional illnesses:
ihave assumed the role of Cana-:
da’s public health enemy No, 1.
i Many ‘more persons are treated
in hospital for mental disorders:
than for cancer, heart disease,-
tuberculosis, polio, accidents and:
all other ailments combined.

| STAG GERING BILL

The national bill for mental:
‘disability is staggering. Lump:
ing costs of treatment, lost time
‘and lost income, jt emounts to
about $3500,000,000 each year.
| Severe mental illness has:
touched one family in every five,
‘and today there are more than:

sponsor Mental;
this year April 29:

dent. The Social Credit govern- ’ g9,000 patients in Canadian men-

 

+‘ eipality, large and small,
sright:to decide 'for-itself whether:
iif permits Sunday afternoon:

within one year 60 per cent of

Tyer cent withih*a ‘years
! During the Korean War, with

:number.

There is need for more money,
‘too. It is estimated $11.29 is,
‘spent on each patient daily in
‘general hospitals, $6.76 in tuber-
‘cuilosis hospitals, and $2.92 in
mental hospitals.

The CMHA’s main purpose, of-
‘ficials say, is “The provision of
a national organization to de-

velop, -utilize and focus the ins’
“terest and voluntary efforts"

-both trained professionals and
citizens in mental health,
Founded in 1918 by Dr. Clar-
ence M. Hincks, now 67, of To-
ronto, it has about 50,000 mem-

bers and supporters in cight pro-.
Newloundland |

-vineial branches.
‘and Prince Edward Island have
no CMHA organization.

of:

A commission, set uo by last
year’s general synod at Edmon-
ton to study the question, hid’
asked the Ottawa synod ta de-
cide whether it favored the
move by which ihe diocese
would give up the right to elect
its own bishop.

The proposal Hkaly will be
-considered by the 1958 general
synod,

AL present, the Anglican pri-
macy is’ determined by the dio-
cese of the incumbent. Present
primate is the Most Rey. Walier
F, Barfoot,
pert’s Land.

The London
biggest in England,
regular employees.

has 60.000

 

 

r
ust:be some Jevel.at.which Americans and Canad- jment was elected partly by rea- tal hospitals and institutions, THE MOST famed “Golden Throat tone
havvil: fact, they -ally.do. son of the support of a type of” But it is not a one-way road OT TAWA DIARY By NORMAN MODERN system... in sophisticated two-
ans can. meet happy as, in fac ney Svely | y bl stroma ene oe who are: ‘to mental iliness. Some hospi-: M, MacLEOD EQUIPMENT toned case,
, . ! rable AUdUSIY Opposed tO any re- ‘tals are curing and discharging:
pean uth j ts that neither country is entirely lova MIaxalion i the laws how maine. i

7 “In senior wheat policy circles: the crop year was over the Can-
_ taining the closed Sunday. The: the victims of schizophrenia, one!jn the government, the opinion, adian surplus would be needed.
: Ontario law gives to every muni-' of the most crippling forms of | prevails that In the current dra-! It refused, therefore, to allow

‘facile Western Canada’s grain
surplus, the Canadian Wheat

‘Sports. There are fearful-mind- | personnel and therapy available Board has won possibly the most

ied people in B.C, who have such:
1a low opinion of. their own fel-!
‘low-townsmen that they actually:

‘vails in the U.S.A.”

In my own opinion, this fear
‘is completely unfounded. Given
| exactly the same local option law
in B.C. as has applied for several

rverdict has been “No,”

| It is, in fact, only In the big
metropolitan cities, such as
‘Montreal, ‘Toronto and Vancou-
ver, thal there is any wide-
spread demand or, Indeed, need

'for.apy change, in the existing ,
[law In tne ainflier towns, the.

pert Pg nee

MPHERE is, of course, no need for

; BC, to follow the exact pat-

tern of the Ontario legislation,

“Al that is necessary Is that the

jel heyond recognition, Included
ely children, all undor db years

 

       

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‘immediately behind the lines, re- ;

covery from mental illness was’
prompt ‘and complete in 95 of

Mental Health Week.
BROAD PROGRAM

gifts for pallents; recruiting hos-

pital volunteers; helping dis-—
charged patients to make a new
starts encouraging and financ-.
Ing research, puble education,
and providing
necessary haformation,

9),500 additional mental hospital

beds were provided between 194:

and 1954. Overerowding In men-
till Institutions, however, hierens-

 

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Shirts

Jeaislators with!

Mental health is. primarily ales,

-spectacular victory in the anna's
of organized wheat marketing.
Right now wheat is being

country in the world, including

‘several cargues for Soviet Rus-
via. The volume is breaking all

Public education on the extent :
‘and nature of mental illness is:

the egrain-handiing records of
the inajor Canadian ports,

‘tense cold of carly spring, But
this explanation Is now held to
be completely Inadequate to the
volume which Canadian wheat
exports are roving up,

government authari-
ave taking, the. view

Tnstend,
wow
"that the Wheat Hoard has wou

Thee countrles,
wheat experts bulleve
held off buying fn the

HOVOMNMENL |
firmly,
onurlier

‘Months of the erop year ha the

 

the: “inental disorder. Some discharge | matic reversal of the prospects. the price to be broken so dras-

i tically. When importing coun-
tries refused to bid the prices
which the Wheat Board believ-

“ed reasonable, the Wheat Board,

csimply held on to its stores,

Now the judement of — the

fear duplication of the Ontario eyery 100 cases. About 75 per: ;
Q i i : . loaded in cvery open port for al-’ Wheat Board--so government . ' Ltd,
1a, SHYS p ants have [law in B.C. might result in the recovered within two weck B } Cunadian .
vA scientist. m Luicknow, Ind ay Saye De ‘ /wide-open Sunday, such as pre- eos 100, on ee for most every bread consuming experts believe—is belng vindie- Hye Share Phot Birvice Tait

ved inca way. The impording
“countries cannot walt Junger to

buy, Consequently they are buys

ing at Wheat Bowrd priees ine
stead afat the eut rates they

"years in Ontario, there is no rea- an important facet of (he CM! poy a tine the accepted ex- were trying to bring about, The

: + hydiilla leat as he played tunelessly on a metal rod. ;son to expect a much different ae cea providing help splunation of the sudden inter- Western firmer is better off fn ' '
‘development in the far w : ° progre " ay ; two ways, Viz: he is wetting suh- !
< He says he has treated sugar cane, tapioca, sweet po- fr inezonire of Canada, Ontario Md understanding for imental en BN eee entity mre for ike preani Dr . Clift Turpin
‘s ith | patients forgotten by family and ,COUMIes was the series OF mae “tT aoe
es tatoes aud other plants to soathing music with POOd shas had very few loca) option! ‘friends’ imiprovine standards of! ‘jor failures In Western European stocks Chan the importing coun-
i A iestilts, vals most OF Ines ates Ine realmente getting Christmas 72 prospects due to the in- trfes intended that tie should | Doctor of Chiranrache

‘And in most of these votes the

it

haves and prices for (his Fall's
crop Will start off froma better

base than wouwd have been the .

quae df the designs of the jm
poring countries had succeeded.

The situation elearle ds aap.
‘able of important puliijea! Gon

. oth \ provincial responsibility but the: ‘seqnonees, The ‘Western farm
' ‘pleasing musital iid ue abel § iis AS Nh ell Lo let De EH ee eae federal government assists, with. a major test of strength against scrs will be told tne nest Sam af the derascr &t Ghirapractie Cline
i § Nature lake its COUN'Se ~ {fo do, hy any event, ” more than $7,000,000 In grints the organlacd buying forces of mer's Federal general election Vancouver, EC.
i} each year, With that ald, about the world importing countrles, that ones upali the Wheat.

‘Board sayed (hen fram market-
lie nianpulation whieh could
have cast them many millions
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archibishop of Ru- 2”.

county council,

Mrs. Curtis was visiling neight-
Sbors when @ thunderous explos-
jon shook the aren

It was the worst fire tragedy
in the history of this recentiy-
incorporated city on Newfound-
hund’s west coast.

Fire Chief Michael Smith said:
today there were “several possi -
ble causes” for the fire, including
an overloaded electric lieht mer
er and faulty wiring.

The fire chicf suid come of the
‘children hud been burned te
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