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on bn A Village Opened For Mentally Ill MOOSE JAW, Sask. (CP)--An en" 24 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, May 19, 1955 & FOR BETTER HEALTH | Symptoms May Lie When Pain Is Transferred By HERMAN N, BUNDESEN, MD or. is due to 2 vis infaction af often transmitted e skin nerves and produces smal Rood the body to NS Wisters ver the pid altested. medical sually, mos ese cases the profession clear up spontaneously. However, pain may last a few weeks or months after the attack. In a few | BPO cases, local nerve blocks may re- lieve the pain, MORE POLIO CASES HOUSTON (AP) -- Two young- sters previously innoculat with Balk vavecine were among four lio cases re here a h the Salk cages arp ron. | pi TR a cas ave n repo rom amoug children here who received the var- cine, Two were paralytic, Two were not, Difficulties with the large intes- and arm, Usu- begin with some emotional disturbance and are re- lieved when gas or feces is expell- ed through the return. The dis- turbance has to be in the left side of the large intestine as it k its way across the abd Notably, persons suffering from spastic or mucous colitis, as'it is known, complain of such symp- toms, Attacks of chest pain and pain down the arm have been prov- en to occur in this manner by re- search physicians who have insert ed a balloon on a tube up into the portion of the large intestine known as the splenic fexure, The balloon is then inflated and the pat- ients all seem to get the symp- toms of chest pain. The pain is very often similar to angina pec- toris, which is one of the precur- sors of heart disease, WRONG DIAGNOSIS Some rsons are needlessly worried that they have heart dis- ease, when actually their symp- toms are due to the fact that colon disease is diagnosed as heart dis- ease, Persons suffering from this dis- order may be hel with a bland diet in which wll spices, condi- ments, raw fruits and vegetables and other irritating foods are re- moved, The use of various anti. spasmodic drugs are also of help in certain cases but they should be only taken upon the advice of a doctor. QUESTION AND ANSWER EB: Several weeks ugo I had an attack of shingles, The pain over the area where I had the shingles has persisted. What would you advise? Answer: Shingles, or herpes zost- Judai id (i 4 a MEMORIAL TO AIRMAN Two RAF chaplains conduct ; the Runnymede Memorial near memorial services as Canadian London, The services were in : honor of Commonwealth airmen airmen line the courtyards of | killed in the Second World War. "w. a r = BOATING"S LOTS OF FUN WITH OUR NEW, QUIETER Sedr- ATR The RCAF was chosen this year 0 Place a wreath at the mem e CP from National Defence). tralia, New Zealand, England and Argentina, BIOLOGICAL WARFARE Australia and New Zealand im- ported predators -- foxes, ferrets weasels and stoats -- that liked the native birds and animals just as well as they liked rabbits. Aus- tralia finally tried biological war- fare, infecting bunnies with the virus disease myxomatosis. It proved to be a blessing there but a disaster in France, where an es- tate owner tried the same method of control. The disease spread like wildfire, eliminating a staple of French rural diet, a major fur and pelt industry, and shoot ers' prey, As , the Japanese introduced giant African snails to several Pa- cific islands during the war, The ravenous creatures spread from island to Island like a dark wave and have resisted all efforts to control them, Scientists are cau- tiously bringing in the giant's na- tural enemy, a small cannibal snail, Not all upsets are man's fault, Several years ago, Philippines Jungle rats mysteriously Ripped their breeding balance. In a fran a bc 8 , ry " pa tory succeeded the "town crier" as a guide, and is older than rafl- ways, steamships, telephone, elec tric appliances, and, of : MEMORIAL TO AIRMAN This is the Runnymede Me- | wealth country places a8 wreath motial, erected near London to | at the memorial. This year the the memory of 20,000 Common- | wreath was placed by a Cana- wealth airmen killed in the Sec- | dian, Air Commodore A. D, ond World War who have no | Ross, Winnipeg, a member of the known graves. Each year on May | Canadian joint staff in London. .10 a representative of a Common- (CP from National Defence) Upset In Balance Of Nature Transforms Friend Into Foe WASHINGTON--Man's tinkering | its fate and returns to the soil. with nature's system of checks| To insure survivial, each species and balances can transform an|hag the power to reproduce much atimlal oF sect 11 a pest and a| faster than its, death rate. So na- pla 0 a weed. ture provides' police -- parasites, Hundreds of common weeds--| disease and predators -- to koep plants growing where they are not| 5 palance between life and food wanted--hitchhiked to the United | supply, Near disaster sometimes States as seeds In grain ship- | follows the removal of plants and ments. Once separated from na-|animals from nature's discipline. | tie search for food, rats devastated tural 'enemies, the plants spread | The West Indies' nightmarish large areas of Mindanao Island far and wide in a stubborn Orgy| experience with mongooses is a| threatening 200,000 persons with of multiplication, classis example, In India the | starvation. The South American water hya-| courag little imal is dom- ecinth, welcomed to the southern| egticated to guard homes against United States 2 an oraamental cobras, rats and mice. In Jamaica plant, avalanched along ches | it became a curse. : and waterways. Controversly, the | Imported to rid cane fields of | Argentine Alington, 82 - year - old | American prickly pear became a|rats, ever-increasing hordes of| former headmaster of Eton, died | serious nuisance ii Australia. The | mongooses quickly killed off the Monday at Treago Castle in Here- | plant rampaged over 30,000,000 | pests: also, snakes, birds, lizards, | fordshire. Dr. Alington was an ath- acres before an imported cactus chickens, lambs, Pigs, dogs and | lete, novelist, poet and writer of moth halted its advance. cats. The decline of birds and |light opera as well as a church- DELICATELY BALANCED reptiles simplified the lives of man and teacher. harmful insects. A plague resulted,| -- wee Bt and animal life Is in-| and it took years to restore the SPECIAL SOUVENIRS terrelated in a delicately balanced | balance. | EDMONTON (CP) ~-- Paper- | scheme, the National Geographic| At the present time, United weights made from a slice of oil- | Society says. Plants provide food|States naturalists are resisting) well cores will be used by the | for insects, birds and animals. Sportsmans importation of the| chamber of commerce as souven- Each in turn whets the appetite| European rabbit from the San| irs for important visitors to Ed- of another creature, usually larger | Juan Islands off Washington State, An inscription will name or stronger. Thus, every creature! The prolific gray rodent rates as| the field from which the core came enjoys a special dlet unfil it meets an all-time farm villain in Aus- and the depth of the well States, the City Directory kept pace with progress, adding fea tures and services as public de. mand dictated, Now this familiar guldeiill 18 gocepted as a matter of course, No progressive city of any size attempts to get along without one, Now that we have a catalog of the city, what are we going to do with it? Every firm or institution doing business with, or having any connection with, local people and local business should have this ides! business accessory ale ways at his elbow, Contrary to the opinion' of some, the City Directory is not merely corrected from edition to edition, The changes are too many, It is built new from the ground up by a house-to-house, store-to store, office-to-office canvass, The above is an excerpt from an Stile ished in a previous edi on of A the official paper of the Publishers of the United States and Canada. VERNON DIRECTORIES LTD, PUBLISHERS OF CITY DIRECTORIES, Hamilton, Ont, (ADVERTISEMENT) EE twater , , , the outboard that bails your boa Bail-a-matic, Hush-Spring Mount, Aquamute Exhaust, Stowaway Tank, Complete Control make Scott-Atwater the outboard buy of the year! SPECIAL PURCHASE Sea Flyer Outboard Motors 5 HP, Reg. 253.00 Now 184.00 SAVE 70.00 8.5 H.P, Reg. 309.95 Now 219.50 SAVE 90.45 10% Down -- 12 Months To Pay -- No Finance Co. B. F. 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