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Barrie Examiner, 12 Aug 1959, p. 20

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STREET CORNEBCAMP Wearing his familiar black hamburg and bow tie Premier Joseph Smallwooo delivers on street corner in St Johns The premier has been con ducting street corner cam paignlln St Johns Westgtwhere akers are no antsat ni um zls oillun Emotes needed to in lothfiHaFyTfiDetreh ashaheldthewhltnsoxloeidht inscrum Debate Iranianssite assassinations oamiu mu smt Writer GENEVA max Lalu died chin CWSpirited differences nlropinion between students of featured nights session of the conference elthn Canadlan lostittite on Public Ai fairs Mei Ginncse philosopher nn torianand Edwin HAL séliauer directory the Howard Yanching lostltutcgbothtook the view that China could have had another way to modernization than through communism Dr henchauer upreucdsome fear thntthe Comrnunlst rcgi mentstlonof life may destroy Chinese culture wnar ornnn METllO Han Suyio medicab doctor and novelist of Sinsapore acid luau the Conservative leader Mal coirn Hollett is seeking seat in the forthcoming Newfound land elections CP wirephoto election campaign speech on Canada Stuinng Use New PolioPill vaccine By JOHN BIRD CnnndlonPresa Staff Writer OTTAWA CP Possiblo fu ture use in Canada of live polio virus vaccine is being studied by the federal health department and the Connaught Medical Re search Laboratories in Toronto Hcalth Minister Montcitb told The Canadian Press niesday that the new vaccinetaken in the form of single pill instead of three injectionsstill is in the west stage in this country Until there was positive proof that it would work there would be no letup in the crossltcountry campaign to persuade all Cona dians especially those ranging in lated with provenSnlk vaccine Mr Monteitb said research in Canada the United States and elsewhere on live polio vaccine represents another major ad vance in the struggle against the devastating effects of paraly tic poliomyelitis Testsfln the US indicate one pill of the new vaccine will give protection against all three types of polio virus The Salk treat ment includes three spaced in jections Some scientists say that if the newvaccloe is proved and its use permitted it may replace Salk vaccine it is expected to produce longer age from 20to 40 to be inocu immunity possibly for life Mind Polio Vietims Had Not Had run TORONTO CPlMost of the 16 persons who have contracted paralytic polio in Ootario this year either had received no salii vaccine qr had not had the reel ommeiided th inoculations provincial health officers said Tuesday There have been three deaths Polio no longer respects age location or season said Dr Brown deputy health ter One of this years victims is another is it July August and September used to he re garded as the polio season but this year eight cases occurred before July gt Dr Brownssaid less than 30 per ccntof adults in the province bad been inoculated More than 90 per cent of schoolage children een immunized MONTREAL CP Almost 20000 pebple have been vaccin inMontreals twoday drive against polio but the number of nues torise Twentyseven morelwere regis feted at Montreal hospitals Sun day making the total this year 164 Twelve haveheen fatal Inoculation ceived shots ofSalk vaccine Tuesday night at free clinic in city hall which operated for more than five hours More than 7000 were vaccinated Monday The clinic will not operate to day but others are being ar rangedbyVthe Quebec March of Dimes in suburban municipali ties this weekend and early next week Dr Adelard Gronlx city health director said of the in victims reported in Montreal and suburbs only seven had been vaccinated and all were mild cases There are three shots in the full vaccination but even one shot gives degree of immunity Last year at this time only five cases had been reported in the Montreal area Dr Groulx said long spell of hot humid weather had been predisposing factor in the large increase this year STDJOHNS Nfld OPTr threeyearold girl died of polio here Tuesday The deathvwss the second attributed to the disease since it broke9eutin the province about five Weeks ago Thirty sevenfcaseshave beeureported since early inJuly time Salk vaccine is effective for only several years MORE casnsrms YEAR News of the study comes at time when cases of paralytic polio in Canada continue to climb as compared with 1958 During the first seven months of this year 137 cases were re ported up from 46 in the cor responding period of last year Deaths in the eriod totalled 10 as against six ast yean The health department said that about 7750000 Canadians now have received one or more doses of Salk vaccine Theyin elude 70 per cent of the popula tion up to four years of age 90 per cent between five years and 19 to 20 per centbetween 20 and Average Dy EDNA BLAKELY Canadian Dress Staff Writer HALIFAX CPls the mods ernday problem of teaching the gifted child and the aver agcf student being adequately tackled The Canadian College of Teach ers which windsupdts twodey annual session tqiay got some professional opinion on the sub jeet Tuesday Delegates were told not to go overboard oo gifted children Frank Patten superintendent schools in Ottawa ts shouldnt pin on gifted children va on of society He recalled gifted child as he progresses through dary school and college and moves into the work world TKORNY ISSUE JThe whole question oltha sel ection of our gifted children and the degreeto which View or Moraine12000 people le Fiery sr JOHNS Nil Fial speechesare warming up the ready but campaign in the pro vuici lectionjust eight days group the laborpromoted News foundland Democratic rparw un veiled detailsof its camp gn radio monthsyto Warm Up For Nfld of the Newfoundland Federation ofLabor Mr Neary said he has faught continuously against our oneman government for the past five from our statute hooks theant abor legislation placed thera last March gt The statiites among other things decertified the Intern tional Woodivorkers of Am iea CLClvas bargaining agents for about 11000 Newfoundland log unanimously by the at seatllousemade up at that time or 32 Libe jiour liliitll PHONES EMERGENGY improprlet dealings What other way is theie for china dont say therein no other way but what is it What is the use of saying what might have been We are living in the land of what is today Dolled spoke from the floor When some of her earlier epin ions were combatted bythe two main speakers with considerable drama she recalled that she had once been student of Dr Meiand still re garded him as her teacher But she said have been MEDICINE WOMAN KILLED MANILA Philippines AP Flaviano Cnritao said he dreamed that his ailing son could only be cured by 75yearvold medicine woman in small town in remote Zamhales Province Curitao said he went to the woman for help but she refused Angercd the man grabbed machete and llgcked the woman nduthree others in her house to ca AUTOMATIC TOOTH BRUSH TRIESTE lzaly Reuters Businessman Angelo Ritossa has invented an automatic tooth brush it is driven by tiny water turbine and is equipped with rotating and oscillating brushes small container holds tooth paste Teachers DiSCuSS Student should segregate them in special groups is doubtless thorny one he said lm not suggesting we do nothing aboutitl am suggest ing that we refuse to he stamp eded into hasty action that may not accomplish the end we de sire and that may have harmful results CMunroe of Montreal pres ident said he advocated exten sion of the college course for wouldbe teachers gt PTOlESSDlMuflXDE director of the institute of education at Me Gill University said in an inter view that he would liketo see courses stretched totwo or four years He said most teachers now go to collegefor one year raxrnooxa minimized Dr Archibaldfdean of arts and science at Daihousie University here said many school textbooks offer too much idle talk and too little fact It is probably desirable in some measure to sugarcoatthe educational pill butsurely not to the point where it is mostly sue gar and very little pill The teachers sessions are preludeto the fourday annual conference of the Canadian Teachers Federaiioni Smythe Deal Not Improper TORONTO ICP Gonn Smythe managing director of Maple Leaf Gardens bought North York Township loci for $32220 and sold it 10 years later for $335700 anTinquiry into town sihip land finances was told TtieSlt Kclso Creighton couo lfor the provinceappointed comrnis sio the workablediver gencies occurred in thepur chase and sale of 74 crea of township land Nlr Creightonlsaid Smythe Limited Mr5myth gtcompany ught the land between 1046 audios He introduced evidence sh that 220 acreswere sold to Car ole Developments Limited in 1957 for $305500 and half an here was sold tolmperial Oil Limited in 1953 for$31200 But Mr Creighton told the in quiry underduoge Joseph Sweet that there asoo suggestion of He said the lapseofli years between porch and salcof the land or no hecklo cndfoundrnaoy of your students in the axiom government Some of them have of overwork in this cause which Prof heischaner thinks rather physical They are working so that pic may rise trorn the lever cattle to that at human beinlir fl iindthe regime harsh and wish what it is doing could be done in some other wayBut ask you how else and you go an anion condemning but youdont showanyotherwaylf POINTS 10 INDIA Dr no who left China in ion and now is professor oriental studies at the State University of lawn replied How about India Many other countries also are making honest eflorts it hadnt Men or the Japanese aggression ttina might now be well on the way to mod ernization without communism Because you are hungry you dont have to belpoisooed Jolllfie Toronto lawyer Are New York hi it rely pennao or in the defending champions are ing their best baseball oftha season Tuadays 95 victory nverhostoodled Sex was their sixth sir tand their but running sire of the year New York image within games of Glucose White Sex beaten 11 by Detroit Tigers while Kansas ty athleticawere who was bornin China asked whether Communism in China hadnt taken on considerable as pects which are indigenous to China Dr Mel and Dr Reisehauer disagreed1with this view Communism Dr Mei said is in Mr Sinythas not indigenous to China but came to her like strong hurri cane from the West WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF FIRE ENGINE BURNS ROME ReuterslA fire en gine was struck by lighting lues day night while specding to fire also started by lightning near FlglineValdarno in central ltaly The crew leaped to safety as the fire engine burst into flames 200 EXCHANGE NEW YORK APlThe Bronx Zoo today acquired two pure blood wisents or European Bison from the Amsterdam Zoo The Amsterdam Zoo will receive 10 American prairie dogs in ex changeWisents have been ex tinct as wild species since the end of the last century and now exist only in zoological parks BOY DIES IN DRYER SPOKANE Wash APlTha lsmoothsold son of an air force captain was fatally burned Tucs day when he climbed into front loading automatic clothes dryer whiehyas invnpernhonl NForsyths seniof Capt aod Mrs William Forsythe was found by his mother alter she had reported him missing NO MORE rmvns NEW YORK APlGurnchew ing children can no longer get knives as premiumsfrom the Bazooka Bubble Gum Company of Brooklyn because of acom plaint from housew Slla complained to Brooklyn District Attorney Edwards Silver after she found her son stuffing 15 bub ble gum wrappers and 75 cents in an envelopewith which he hoped to get the sheath knife JAVELIN KILLS SISTER LOS GATOS Calif gt tAPlA javclin thrown by ltyearpld hoy practising with hope of mak ing the high same track team bounced off avtrec limb Tuesday and Jailed his eightyearold sis ter The blunt wooden endlof the spear struck Marsi Englert in the neck beside her coliarhone with such force it penetrated her lung pulmonary artery and her heart She died 50 minutes later in hospital THREE MEN BROWN zwnavmscron Del AP Three fishermen were drowned Tuesday in the Delaware River When their lefoot motorboat hit submerged jetty fourth member of the party managed to cling to theside of the overturn ed craft for four hours before he was rescued by two outer fishes men NERVOUSAND Sch SANTA MONICA Calif AP French actress Corinna Calvert suing actor Jeffrey Stone forldi vorce charges that he treated her so cruelly she became perv ous and sick She did not specify acts of cruelty in her suit filed Tuesday casrruoars resumes LONDON ReutersThe Hur ricane aodSpitlire fighters that traditionally lead the RAF fly past to commemorate the Battle ovaritain will maketheir last flights at thisjyesrs celebration Sept 20 it was learned today Bothplanes now are nearly to yearsuld and the air council has decided it is impracticable to keepthem sufficiently service tops their continuedin PERMASEAI Aiumotumsrenir nouns wmnowa AWivmos See this beautiful window before you buy Insulated draft light on New low prices afar EviNRuos HEEVlNRUDE irons is 12 HP VIKINGJj 35 HP vIKINGeIeiricjsiari cats has deleating Clevelands 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