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"88 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, June #1, 1958 "GOVERNMENT TESTS REVEAL: OTTAWA (CP)--Hairs of rats and cattle, fragments of insects andl manure were fouid by a random federal test 6f Canadian cheese production in 1952 and 1953. health department test. conduetéd by a thréé - member team headeéd by Dr. F. S | Thatcher, found some cheese pro- |duced in unsanitary factories. Sifice the survey the government has ruled it mandatory for pro ducers to keep freshly-produced unpasteurized cheese off the mar- két for 60 days. Harmful bac- teria usually dies off in this pér- io | Thatcher told a reporter there has been "quite widespread" improvement in fac tories since the survey. But there was still room for improvement i many factories and in handling { milk on far a] BEING CLEANED UP Commenting on the findings. | published in the June issue of the Canadian Journal of Public Health | the secrétfary of the Ontario | Cheese Manufacturers' Associa- tion said cheese factories in the province are being cléaned up as | quickly #&s possible. They had come a long way since 1952-53 'Things were in prétty bad Dr yesterdty, shape for the industry in 1952 and 1953," said John Fraser in Van- kleek. Hill, Ont. "But they are much better now. Some drastic changes have been made." He suggested the federal teriologists who made the tried to find the worst in the in- dustry and based their findings on cases." "You can find some pretty bad things in any food industry if you | keep looking for them,' he said. | He added, however, that Ontario cheese plants are co-operating with the federal health depart- ment in carrying out health regu- -lations To make their test, the bac- teriologists gathered 300 cheese samples from Canadian retail stores across the country and visited 133 of Canada's 700-odd' cheese plants during 1952-53. Dr. Thatcher, head of the health department's microbiology sec- tion, said most Canadian pro- duced cheese was found to be sanitary and healthful, but a pro- portion of production caused con- cern because of the possibility it could lead to food poisoning and other illness Cheese produced from pasteur- ized milk was generally, found bac- ROCKET SLED FASTEST YET sled at Ed- | Bottom, the light-weight device Calif., is moves at twice the speed of speed sound. It is desirned to carry on A new rocket WBEN--BUFFALO--Channel 4 wards air force base shown setting a world's CHCH--HAMILTON Channel 11 WGR--BUFFALO -- Channel 2 CBLT-TORONTO--Channel 9 WHAM--ROCHESTER--Channel exposed part of an aircraft or record for recoverable sleds missile through a Simulated rain with a sensational 1,560 miles storm at supersonic speeds fo an hour on the 10,000-foot track. test the possiblé effect of ero- |; o hy " Tin At top, the sled starts its run. sion y | 2---Mickey Mouse Club 550 PM. RADIO LOG [ii 4--Gene Autry Show eh P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING 9---Boxing P.M. | 8, 2--Ton 5, 3-Today | | S--Home Cox { 4~Cartoon C 11--Bifl Long Show 3-grould ith Father | 8~Roy Rogirs 4-Neéws; Range Ridér Monte. Phun) WEDNESDAY EVENING WBEN-Bing Crosby 10.00 P.M. CKEY-Talk of thé Town |CKLB-Guy Lombardo WGR-Mystery Time CJBC-Shadows CFRB-Music By v JELE Ne on WEEN News; Weather; 5 2-pug WGR News; Roundup 6.15 P.M. CELB-Sports SIRE. 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France Soon To Be Bereft Of Colonies ber One WGR-Whispering Streets PARIS (AP) -- France is giving up her overseas terfitories at such a rate that before long she | may have to begin thinking of her- self as a non-colonial power Within two years France has surrendered one-third of her pire. Algeria, another important chunk, is held only by military stitchin which seems on the point of giving way What would be left is less im | portant to her. This includes the big island of Madagascar off the east coast of Africa, where ura- nium ore has been found, and the vast areas of desert and jungle in central and western Africa whose values are not wholly known. Each colony which gets away excites another to try it. A rebel- lion in Madagascar immediately after the Second World War was WBEN.Date Line put down. France fought eight CFRB-Music By Montovan' years in Indochina in part be CKL8 Stoliiaht cause she knew what & bad effect Baseball its loss would have on North Af- CJIBC-Golden rica. Many of the rebel leaders in 4 10.30 Algeria are soldiers who learned Cipc, 'Richard M-¢'s to fight under French command CBI. Eventide {in Indochina CFRB-News; Sports | YEARL YTOLL CEEY.News, Shorts Indochina went first in 1954,. CKLB Starlight Souves- With 18,000,000 population irs unisia went second, 1954-88, | CFRB-News; Sparta with 3,500,000 CK Show THEATRE GUIDE WGR-News, Sports 118 PM CILC- Prelude to MIO: aight Biltmore -- 'Rebel Without Al Cause," (CinemaScope and Col- or) 12.30, 3.18, 6.41 and 10.07 p.m 'The Square Jungle' 1:55 5:16 and 8:42 m. 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(CP)--Ru- . - mors of a hidden cAche of $17, ith Provinces 000 may have' led to the bludgeon " killing of William Nash, 64-year OTTAWA CP The gowern- oid crippled service. st 5 ment has taken its first step o bp wha tation per in placing before the Commons its 2 or Police sal oday néw tax-sharing proposals to the They said Nash, whose blood BrOvinces soaked body was found Sunday The House adopted a routine Was reported to have said a serv government motion that debate on ice station in Toronto, 10 miles a resolution preliminary to the Southwest of here. four years age tax agreement legislation will bhe- for 817.000. There was ho record gin at a future date, not vet eet Of hie banking the money Mondays action made it appar -- ent that Parliament will he asked left over to next session .Delmott Show CBL.| CJBC-Elwood Glover B-Call For Help £00 P.M WREN-News Sports Opinions, ERP Sports CELB-News, ports CFRB-Perry Como WGR-News Roundup 6.15 P.M. 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Last ¢om plete show at 9:05 Oshawa Drive-In -- 9:30 and 1:05 a.m Home." 11:10. show, 11:10 Plaza Three Stripes in the Sun" 1:30, 4:22, 7:14, 10:09 'Ghost Town" 3:07. 5:50. 8:54 Last complete show, 8:45 pm Regent The Swan' in Cinema Scope and Technicolor Feature shown daily at 2 p.m "Marlag '0 'Money from Last complete The new ight | 4--Golden Theatre THURSDAY AM, 8.00 AM, «Captain Kangaro® 0.00 AM | 2--~Rumpus Room 9.30 AM. 5--Rumpus Room 4--Marion Roberts 6.30 P.M 10.00 A | 4--Gary Moore 5, 2--Ernie Kovacs 2--Feather your nest s the World 00 P.M. Big Payot? Festvd) PM. 11--Homeér Bell s, aia! 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Turns Theatre 4--Arthur Murray Show 2-Mayor of the Towa 10.30 P.M. at 11--Alfred Hitchcock 9--Serenade for stringh 4--Douglas Fairbanks 2--Death Valley Days 1.00 PM. ° S--Lux P.M. Food 11, 9, 5, 4, 2--News, Sports 80 PM, 11---The Late Show 9--Storfes of the Century 5, 2, Tonight +--""Playhouse® Morocco went third, in 1955-56, with 8,000,000 Algeria and its 9,000,000 some are ready now to date its separa- tion as 1956-57 Socialist Guy Mollett's govern- ment is making a stern effort to save Algeria, but it is clear from voters in the National Assembly and from apathy of the part of the people that the nation's heart Moreover, the effort the country of men at a rate Frenchmen suport for is draining and money seem unlikely to long pull WORDS TOKYO (AP) The 'popular American and British TV show dventures of Robin Hood" has Japéan- NEW made 'its Japanese debut, ese voices were dubbed in HYDRO'S 50 YEARS OF PROGRESS WHAT IT MEANS T0 YOU by HON. W.K. WARRENDER, @.C. VICE-CHAIRMAN ONTARIO HYDRO CKLB DIAL 1350 TONIGHT 1.15-1.30 test | "some pretty exaggerated of birds sitting | "only the ones in my. immediate Frah and Olli¢ P.M. birds.' | United States, Canadian Cheese Said Full Of Impurities more sanitary than that produced, from unpasteurized milk. Pro- cessed cheese is made from pas- teurized milk; cheddar may be pasteurized or not, depending on Jocal demands for flavor and qual- y. Only Ontario and Saskatchewan provincial law makes pasteuriza- tion compulsory for bottled milk No provinces legally require milk for cheese to be pasteurized. Pas- teurization of milk does take place in all big centres Of 106 unpasteurized samples tested, the bacteriologists found manure fragments in 88 per cent, bovine hairs in 74 per cent, rodent hairs in 22 per cent, other hairs in 48 per cent, insect frag- ments--most parts of houseflies-- in 19 per cent, feather particles in 10 per cent. Manure fragments were found in 30 per cent of 83 samples of pasteurized cheese tested, insect fragments in 16 per cent, bovine hairs in 48 per cent and rodent hairs in 1.2 per cent Only 37 of 133 factories visited were found to 'have satisfactory sanitation. Specific improvements were needed in 38, major improve- ments in 31 and 27 were "se- verely substandard with major health hazards." TELEVISION LOG Funk Islands Provide Haven For Birds Nfld. (CP)--The| | Funk islands, tiny rockpiles be-| low the horizon off Newfound-| land's northeast coast, have heen a populous bird colony since pre- historic times. And they are still crowded, North Atlantic murres--or turrs! {as they are called locally--are so| | thick there that Les Tuck, Domin- { ion wildlife officer has just netted ST. JOHN'S, ¥ cheese | Toronto charged Alice Clements, Police said Griseweod was liv- ing in Van Albert, kasing, Her was found on a Kapuskasing had been beaten to death. BOX OFFICE AT 8:00 LR LS TTT Satesseses IN TROUBLE James Grisewood, 22-year-old salesmen, with Ont SONOS Paramount presenis + +» sens SEEK WHALING POOL I " | LIMA, Peru (AP) ~ Ecuador has invited Chile and Peru to pool their resources in setting up a whaling fleet in 'the Pacific. The proposal was advanced at the fourth annual meeting of the per- manent commission created b, Chile, Ecuador and Peru in 1058 PLANES SHOT DOWN HONG KONG (AP) -- Peiping| Radio said today the Chinese| Reds shot down two Nationalist | Chinese planes from Formosa | last week. The broadcast said the Nabionalists flew 170 sorties) over the Fukien province coast | during the week. LESLIE BROS. 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