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“Por year's; past, ‘the. latter have
I ‘mech calling’ for: a new board
x which ¢ would regulate .all radio
fand TV. in Canada. The Com-
-|thetr sent quickly showed, by
.| their ‘acute.“cross examination,
thaf.this.would either be merely
a‘change in name for-the Board
of Governors of the CEC, or else:
‘fit. would be like adding a fifth
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Ir WOULD. do ‘no harm; “and
“might do some good, to change
the name of the Board of Gov-
Jernors of-the CBC, It might be.
‘called something like The Tele-
communica tions Commission,
The ‘change of name.might‘ be
symbolic,’ ‘and would <certainiy

CBC had- been stripped . of the
power to govern its own competi-
tors, the commercial stations. “|
But, ‘In the long run, how much
“| veal improvement would there be
if’ Mr. - Davidson: Diinton * ‘were
named: chairman of. the new
| board, instead of chairman of the
CBC? mes

 

WHAT is needed is not a mere

{.. change in name,. or even
- change: in personnel of the ef-
fective governing body of radio

rand TV in Canada.

Parliament is sunposed to run
the CBC and the CBC is sun-
_{ posed {o be directly responsible
to parliament. This is a. ri-
diculous and hypocritical con-
‘leention and indeed an impossible
conception which . perverts our
. | whole. basis of; responsible gov-
ernment in Canatla: Ee

: It is physically. impossible for
the CBC: to be responsible.to the
whole parliament of:Canada, for
the obvious reason that the par-
liament of Canada has no: way of
exerting its control over the CBC
vexcept through the government
of the day,.and .the Board of
. Goveriiors of, the CBC, .

“That fiction, that the CBC is
“directly responsible” to parlia-
{ment, has been’ more than any-
thing. else. responsible for the
deadlocked muddle into which
" lradio ‘and TV have sunk’in Ca-

ang | in i the
AS the. Ne clty grows:

Why

   
  
   

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radio |

up one grave weakness in:

tend to make’ it appear that the

istoppet the staff of the adnit-: gone, the doctor told him 2

‘ OTTAWA DIARY

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The: Li

BRS

OPERATING ROOM nurse makes final check before patient is
wheeled in for operation, Operating room-is kept in state of
readiness at all tines, During-March alone 32 major operations
and 85 minor operations were performed in Prince Rupert Gen-
eral hospital.

Johnny or Jeanie, whichever you pr efer.

The ambulance creeched LO Atm
halt outside the hospital en when his thumb was
trance. Almost before it had, ‘and, while the technician

Was;

lix tle ;
ting office were in aciion and in. ‘story.

a few seconds, young Johnny : “You see, Johnny,” he said, '
and his “tummy ache” were safe: your blood is made up of red |
and secure in the children’s :nd white corpusies. A blood’
ward. ! : . ‘count shows us whether or not,
“Weill, well.” said the doctor. they are behaving themselves.”
pertly. over the ache, “what: trom the lad's eye. “In this case, :
have we here” The small talk for instance,” he continued,
was of course for Johnny's’ ‘sake | you have too many white cor-
for. ‘the doctor was pretty sure | pastes hon we will know that:
that the . youngster’ 3 troubles | an infection is present. ”
stemmed from an acute appendi- Before the technician return-
citis, jed and confirmed his diagnosis,
MAKES SURE ithe doctor had time to tell,
‘To make absolutely sure, he | Johnny a litle, bit about the Work
sent for ?the: ‘laboratory te¢hini-. of ‘a Jaborator y. :
cian and asked her to take’ a; “It is there,” he said,’ whet re
blood count, Johnny didn't mind ; iwe keep our blood bank and per-

By NORMAN |
M. MacLEOD |

 

“Sometimes the things that are no other spirit than that of sin-
done unofficially in this national icere friendliness for this coun--
Capital are a good deal more sig- | 'iry. Douglas Stuart has had an.

 

nada, Because evervbody is sup-!1
: posed 'to be running the CBC—:
* 2 Lthat is, everybody in parliament.
—nobody is actually ruming the:
CBC. That is, nobodv outside:

nificant and important than the!
things that are done officially.
A noteworthy case in point is:4 ‘Ancial experience as a Jeading
the treatment accorded His Ex- ; Chicago business tycoon, He
cellency R. Douglas Stuart, re- ‘knew the importance of tne sub- |

the CBC itself. It would be far: tiring United States ambassador, ‘ject upon which he was speak ine |

as he ran inquiring fingers ex-! qe paused to wipe away a tear:

o
“iO neve

| perpetual state of readiness,

‘enormous amount of major fin-:

ETTERBOX.

“to at least 2 miles, I am glad to

note your recent remarks on the
subject, Got after. BE. T, Apple-
whalte and -those-$10,000 mis-
representatives and insist on ac-
Hon,

T-do not know that this 12-
mile Hmit would benefit the sub-
marine situation but Iam of the
opinion that the sub menace Is
more important than the DEW
(ine; Tshall not elaborate but J
if @ that someone comes out of

ssf A
ST Heal "Dvd? the radio that the
governments of the world are
roaming all over the world stick
ing ‘thet’ noses into folks busi-
nesies the same ns they ‘do at
home, They are not satisfied
s} with wet-nursing our infantile

citizens at home but must wet-
nurse the rest of the world,

There are quite a number of
things that I have not mention-
ed such as alomie bomb explo-
sions, no rain in April, the value
of our dollar due to subsidised
Inflation and such bad roads |

more accurate to say thet the; who quit his post here over the |
CBC runs the government of Ca-: week-end to return to Washing-
nada, rather than vice versa, be-? ton,

cause both have in laet adopted | vee

strictly hands-off attitudes, in’ officially, Hon, Mr. Stuart left’
relation to the other, in recent! ottawa with his ears sll ring-
years, Hing from a rebuke administered ;

 

“and believed genuinely that his,
‘remarks could be helpful to,
Canadians tn avoiding a. situa-

ition that had the possibility of |

speediiy making prosperity a
memory and retarding national
idevelopment for years to come

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ghts Never Go Out at Prince

YOUNG PATIENT back in bed after operation has combined |
team of ward nurse, nurse’s aide and dietician looking after

him to build up his or her strength,
after medications while nurse's aide becomes second “mother,”
Doctor looks In every day and supervises patient's welfare,

Efficient Team of Many People Make Contribution
In Keeping “Your” Hospital Running Round Clock

By GORDON N, WOBSON
Special to The Daily News

Have you ‘ever wonder ad W ‘hy the lights of the Prince Rupert General Hospital never go out? Why
the doors are never closed? Or how many people and departments are involved to give back health to but
one patient? Maybe you have, maybe you haven't. In any case, it won't hurt you to hear about young

.! form as many as 30 tests a day.and doctors, they met, there are|
icked ‘all of them invaluable in. help-
pric Cr ing us to ‘determine what

‘wrong with the patient and how:

is

‘best to prescribe for his recov-

a) ny, "
STATE OF READINESS .
as he Jeft the ward he told:

the nurses to get the lad ready;
B yy | in the kitehen, the janitors who.

ie an emergency operation. |
'While thi was being done, the
‘Operating room nurses
‘get things ready too.

all the!
is in a:
At
into
the

this department, like
‘others in’ the hospital,

last Johnny was wheeled
ithe operating room and

‘three doctors (who are always’ xpppg. BACKING

‘present ab a major operation);
‘and tne Ke nurses began their!
task .: removing Johnny's
juunmy orehe

In_less than an hour, Johnny
(was wheeled out of the operat-
ing theatre, across the corridor,
‘and 4nto the recovery room.
‘Mere, in his own bed, which had
bean’ brought along , from the
ward, he was watched over by.
yet another nurse, specially:

ing voung Johnny (cand all pa-
tlents) to a  poslanesthetic
world,
/ BUILD UP STRENGTH

When the youtster began to:
ereel better, he was wheeled baek ;
o his own ward where for the
next five days,
cain af ward nurse, aurse’s atds,
lind dietician go Into building:
ap his strength, The ward nurse
usituly attends to the medica-

fers who. in tue own

utainea for the job of reconcil- :

the combined:

‘Ru

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‘way, contributed to Johnny's

| well being and, of course, to the |:

well being of all patients In the
‘hospital, -

They will remember the cooks :

‘keep the building clean, the en-:

began to} Zineers who provide the heat,:
This igi the seamstress who makes sure)

r much of a problem since | that, there is at plentiful supply

‘of sheets and blankets. in fact,

‘in all a staff of 108 people who
; work around the clock for the ,
j convenience of the patients
| health,

Without the backing of its
i community, a hospital
inot maintain the present’ day
| high, leve] of staff, treatment,
‘and facilities, The lights could |
| not be kept burning. or the
doors open without the personal
| touch of every individual In the
community,

Announce New Way
| To Shrink Painful
| Ilemorrhoids

Science Finds Healing Substance That
Relieves Pain Shrinks Hemorrhoieds

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first Vine seience bas foul a new
| healing substance with the astonish:
i tng ability to shrink hemorrhoids and
to relieve pain. Thousands hive been
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Only

SURELY there are certain simple!

the radio and TV muddle In Ca-
nada;

new’ vadioand TY law. |
ange Thos CBO:
trate of ‘its’ ownjob of putting
on the best possible TV and ra-:
dio programs--operaling on ani

 

an annual accounting to parila-
ment, ,

3, Private radio and TV sta-
(ions should be allowed to do
anything they ean do and wil)

ject always to the rule that they
must use as much Canadian live
talent as does the CBC,

 

for

do with thely own money, sub-}

| to him in the House of Com |
mons by External Affairs Min- |

But the official rebukes

ithal the government hiad indl- “oles accorded to His Excellency,

lambassador had been guilly. ol | press pallery
recent Vancouver’

that speech Hon. Mr,
‘warned Canadians against the (a) during his almost four years’

tannual money grant from parlia-; dangers of an “emotionally nae: ‘sojourn, Rarely if ever has any
ment and for which i, must give! lonalise” attitude towards the diplomat heen given so disting-

Inflow of United States Invest | nished fh farewell,

had reference to a speech dely- der hin a parting luncheon, Bul
ered a few days earlier by PC
Leader George Drew, ‘until four days before
‘Now a public rebuke isn't eX jparture, Phat was too late, By
actly the sorb of happy nole that time every spare minute of
‘upon whieh any ambassador tye anibassador's — time

vas in
and clear steps which could! ister L, B, Pearson. The External ig uiineg contrast to the unoffi-

and should he taken to clarify: Affairs Minister told the MP's aja) pe-aetion which Obuews cir

jeated to the State Department ton, My, Stuart's host of trends
1, Parllament should write a:in Washington It feeling that the: from cabinet ministers down to
_ correspondents
showld':edri¢on= |% diplomatic impropriety Sn: hi ‘yulied hound té"demonstrate to
speech, “IN'him the real friendship and ‘re-
Stuart had sowes he had earned In the Ci: apt-

ment capital, The terms of his Actually, some of his press
remarks made it plain that het “fnllery friends wanted to ten- |

‘they left the arrangement af at:
Nis dee:

wits |

Ja ease after ease, while gently s6.@
lieving pain, uetual reduction (shrinks
age) took phree,

Most aranziug of all tesults: were
e0 thorough that: euflerers iiacle
‘astonishing shuements like “Plex
have ceased to hea problem!

The seoret is anew healing sub
alunce (Bio Dyne') -~ discovery af
A famous pelerrtiti bast iat,

POY you can pel (his new healing

dons and treatments, while the
nurses aide beeomes a second:
nother, bathing him, making
his bed, like Mom, heing around
when needed.

OF course, the doctor looks jn
very day itd 3 cupervises Jahn-
aya welt are| bub in the main;
ind he ds fyst ta agmit it--tt Is
he patient understanding and:
fileiency of the nursing staff sulistance in supporitony ar olntient
which puts Johnny on his feet, , fri eal Porat Mr Ask
Ib 1s not long hefore Johnny's: butareaterd oe Hiatiay! retuinules,
“operation” ts the pride and joy rine Mart they.

 

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His considerations, naturally,

will not be those of his grateful
yarents, ‘They will be thinking
perhaps of the debt they owe to
che hospiual, ‘They realize now
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