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£3 Wis preny much up to me know wnat to preseribe for your/istry WITH Spectric questions. They) u . 'more than 60 square miles. Bixiy- physician himself to decide how|illness? How can he be up to date|get prompt replies. a 1 u res seven homes were destroyed. One to make the best use of the medi- cn new medical developments? Your doctor knows what is new, man was killed and two " fire- 1 7 cines available, But with all the; Well, each month I try to give|in the field of medicine because . u fighters seriously injured. i Carbon Monoxide | new drugs now being introduced|you a little idea of what is new|he keeps himself posted at an Still Glowing As fog replaced , gusty. { ow our oC or nows each year, it is virtually impossi-/in my regular report on medical|times. | winds that had fanned for Fatal To Two Boys ble for a doctor to check each one|advances, so that you can discuss| QUESTION AND ANSWER | MALIBU, Calif. (AP)--A cool four days, hundreds of pervons , i . himself, . + [them with your doctor. More im-| J.B.: Is it true that many dis-|most blanket of fog drifted in Who fled the fire 'the YPSILANTI, Mich. (AP) --| t D T Y Some are powerful and produce|portant, though, is the role of|eases can be partially caused bylearly today across the fire-seared Scorched area. Some found only Three teen-age boys, missing for a rugs 0 ive ou dramatic results. Others are use-lthe American Medical Associa- emotional and mental disturb- Santa Monica mountains, where 2 chimney standing. Ne TS er ound here a Oat ful within Settaln limitations. tiows drug evaluation program. ices in the patients, ' ict (three disastrous fires glowed only " ol dl N. VDESEN, MD| d of the/Some modern drugs present cer- nswer: Yes, mental conflicisias embers. H of carbon moaoxide poisoning. |By HERMAN N. BUND iii sivung the turm black] tain dangers. They may even be The AMA keeps your doctor|and emotional disturbances are, Fire officials Sunday night de- Guelph Fire Leaves Dead are John Edward Brown| A 'doctor's prescription pad is t Ih ful unl d i isel 11 inf d to th lue, very often responsible for symp- " : d are Jol | | isi, tained oni few stand- harmful unless used in precisely|well informed as to the 'value, > P- clared the blazes "under con- and Edward Bennett, both 16, and|5 pretty valuable weapon sored ln oh yd and|the right amounts and in the|hazards and limitations of new|toms. It is believed that certainitrol." Only scattered embers ve. Ten Persons Homeless Donald Swartout, 14. Police said|jisease right way products through professional severe disorders are caused in mained within the perimeters of GUE on bos borrowed. his fath.| disease. s--maybe ev ! 5 LPH (CP) -- He Brow Sov Sorrowed hs al It gives him access to a tre- pers Waybe evey sume Sugar FAIL TO WORK journals, special reports and arti-|this way. ~~ the fire here, one centred a dozen were tort BA Lic ¥ phe' re other two youths and drove intojmendous number of modern Still other new medicines|cles as well as in an annual ref- ~~ |miles north at Zuma Beach, and when fire swept a store and the garage. Brown reported his|drugs, one of which--or perhaps! SIMPLE AND SAFE sometimes are disappointing./erence book for physicians. ANCIENT WALES |a third over the crest of the moun-(apartment block here. son missing Sunday, and checked|a combination of several -- will These drugs were simple and|They don't do the job it was| In addition, thousands of doc-| Oldest recoraed ruling Welsh tains, adjoining the Zuma fire, in) Cause of the blaze was un- the garage after police had begun|probably put you well on the| comparatively safe. However, hoped they would. - |tors each year write to the AMA's prince was Rhodri the Great, the Lake Sherwood area. [known No estimate of damage a search. |road to recovery, - many also were ineffective. - How, then, does your doctor|Council on Pharmacy and Chem- from AD 844 to 878. | Between them they burned over .was available. STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. VANDALISM Brass statue of Ferdinand | de Lesseps, builder of the Suez canal, resemblos the defona- tion of an A-bomb as it is blown up by the Egyptians. It stood like a colossus at the northern terminus of the water- way as a monument to science and courage, but was regarded by the Egyptian government as a symbol of foreign imperial ism. More than 800 Egyptians screamed their approval as the 80-foot statue was razed. Wheeler Says It's the biggest sale of household linens held in Canada! It offers Suez Open : ! ih ens h : In Early March outstanding savings -- savings not likely to be surpassed on linens By ANTOINE YARED PORT SAID (AP) -- Lt.-Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler estimates that his United Nations salvage i [J ® ® Og ® ein g ime.in many years...in ua through the Suez Canal by early p: 5 5 4 | { 2 W. Po % J e000 ® 3 pth é ie March and clear a passage for ships of all sizes In May. : 4 a Pim It will be up to the Egyptian of. i 37 p x government when ships actually, # start going through the vital east-| # west waterway, said Wheeler, the American expert in charge of canal clearance for the UN. Salvage vessels chartered by the *# UN started clearing the southern! pg end of the waterway Saturday. {i : f Salvage work at the uncleared |! 8 , i \ : part of the northern end was to w ; a " fogay, id the job would b e Wheeler said the wou e y ee Wow: completed "at full speed in co- ' Gi ; ; Horsehide operation with Egyptian uthori- * 5 h x ( § For this exceptional offer, the makers of WABASSO Sheets, noted for quality, are introducing a new ties. % sheet -- an extra service weight, 3 qualities are now available to cover all your needs, through this The channel to be cleared in A : § We - ; ; 1 9 jes, Mars Nn, il ee i Be a > ~ - : Sale highlight. Each is top quality in its type! All weights hove a pure white finish . . , no added om VF (+ [4 ois for ships of 25-foot draft. That oy = ) =a ip whiting or filling . . . laundered ready for use. would include tankers and other ot 8 ; - . o graft of roughly 10.000 tons. N i: i lr WABASSO "Excellency", Service Quality Exceptionally low-priced 0 FULL DEPTH - 5 > ce i Some time in May, Wheeler - 7 . # i A good eight jor genet use, Fine moot Wasve, Strongly made to $iand Ww overy doy WHOF « ik Half nylon-pile, half-quilted rayon lining for Winter NC , 3 bh 4 \ excellent for children's beds, too, and cottages. Bleached to a snowy white, and fini wi A ' . : 7 4 gr ity py 7H 9 3 y warmth. Self collar, button tabs at waist, two slasH. Be og ' B® ' ) Ee ._,.e= Ra said, the UN fleet expects tof clear the 103-mile canal to its full] ha hems, Packaged in pairs, in sparkling transparent wrapping. gopth of 34 Jot three inches, on; : / 4 : e 4 Finished EATON'S Finished EATON'S pockets, zippered breast pocket and zipper front. Ships ~ (od / 5 J 3 Approx. Sizes January Sale Approx. Sizes January Sale In black or brown, sizes 40 to 46. pecifications to pass through. We 3 . - / largest ocean - going sh ol ono ' ' ; 4 wh 4 Single Bed, 63" x 100", Double Bed, 81" x 100". have never been able to use the Hi canal. | apy FY : : p ; "4 1 ; Ta v i "When I finish my job,"| EN ) ; . Twin Bed, 7 5 5 Pillow Cases a ] Wheeler said, "I'll simply teil the| 3 E KA y : Pair ...... Pair ...... EATON . 8 Egyptian government fhe canal og ¢ ss Race . Wet & SPECIAL @& yr now can accommodate shipping ¢ " i " 4 " ® 114 . : traffic. What the Egyptian govern. _ Ay ian) . WABASSO "Anniversary", Extra Service Quality PRICE, each Bent, does after that is not my af- . . an » p ' % The new Wabasso sheet -- extra well woven with a high count! A superior service quality, particularly The UN salvage fleet now totals| . > { h 4 pw well bleached and neatly finished with plain, flat hems. Attroctively packaged in transparent wrapping. 23 vessels and will be built up to hen : nity 4, 2 i go 4% Finished EATON'S Finished EATON'S - about 30. This is in addition to| «, ar BD i - : 4 : Approx. Sizes January Sale Approx. Sizes January Sole { PHONE RA 5 7373 | some British-French vessels tem Wn . i a 4 o Double Bed, 81" 100" ' porarily incorporated into the n i533 - ' : fa "TH ouie. [Ted x : EATON'S -- Mall Level -- Dept. 229 fleet which will continue work un- " : u , Pair . . der Wheeler's direction during! #R#.™ 5 4 7 Extra Large, 90" x 104", January. | A : g He did not make clear how : many British and French vessels would be used. Three British and French ships which began clear- ing Port Said harbor before Brit- ish and French troops evacuated & , 53 1 3 Revol TL rontuve that work, ) i \% i rsd Extra fine, these closely woven sheets have over 180 threads per square inch. Smooth to the touch S410. sah : 7 Ci , " : E / wr /7//8 and very soft, they have the luxurious sheen you like for your very best sheets. Well finished, with Sheeler said the Egyptian Navy % % i ; 4 " 3. # 4 $ | deep, flat hems, and transparently wrapped. from the canal. ; ; ; Ph 4 ; Finished EATON'S Finished EATON'S gl Bg an Ira ; : i ¢ o£ Li Approx. Sizes January Sale Approx. Sizes January Sale DYHa, oF RE iy ; i Twin Bed, 72" x 104", Petroleum Co. survey team be- ' y Pillow Cases, 42" x 33". gan an 800-mile inspection of - > 4 . ACLS A : Pair .. RASA RE : Fe * sabotaged oil pipelines--the first step in reopening that artery of Middle East oil for western Eur- ope. Pumping stations- for the pipelines carrying Iraqi oil were blasted in the Syrian desert after the British - French assault on Egypt. Syria told the IPC it could sur- vey the damage but that no re ~pairs could bé made until al} Is raeli forces pull back from Egypt and the Gaza Strip behind the 1949 armistice line | Dentist Unable To Take Case VALLEYFIELD. Que. (CP) Neighbors of fire-stricken fam ilies here today worked overtime to feed, clothe. house and comfort the more-than '00 persons made gt 7 ge. ; { # : RB 3 AL homeless in the $800,000 blaze # 4 y Bi ¢ Po 3 eo : 2 ean ; One of the busiest homes be- ; 4 g h a ; AL ; ¥ longed to a dentist. who was standing dog-tired amid chaos in ; " Poy 8: \ Ic: . ; ® t his house when a man walked in ii : 5 ; ' \ SL Ali Lg NT ann av *Could you fix a cavity for ; 3 ' bt fr, = oe : 3 ERY me?" : i : ; ? "Please," said the dentist, (cotton) with double elbows *'eome back some other time." | Double Bed Size i * Priced Separately ! At home, in school, for play long-wearing "San ' ' Fad . - i Flannelette Blank t 4 Solid Colour Bath Towel Ensemble 5 . . 3 forized" cotton flannel shirts with such outstanding Three-Alarm Fire ers 4 Lovely Colours. to Mix or Motch? . Fringed Chenille Spread features as "Flexo" collar lining to retain shape With 2-Tone Coloured Borders . 2 A 3 : Causes $40,000 Lose Beautifu cotton ferry towels in radiant decorator colours to brighten o bathroom. Soft-looped (Cotton) after washing, long sleeves with tailored-effect BUFFALO. NY (APA sub fg [7.0m wi. cotton frmeiety with deep mop = sseciclty fp * or reaction is wa Ts unusualy low price, ¥e a 78 pouble Bed Size 97 x 108" (including Hinge) cuffs and breast pocket. Choose from attractive born, three-alarm fire in a down Goort. wer rm ond. lowe, wil No heed err. BE White. | cia yellow, Sea green, Frost blue, Blush pink . , , oll with self-tone a0 chenille, clase Tul IY 2 Jeep, ovarlaid design check patterns, in shades of red, blue or brown. town Buffalo business building at Borders. a ; ottractive ag the nd 3 EATON'S January Sale tive spread, particularly in a young girl's room--so delicate in Sizes to fit age 6to 16 years. white gr Pearl and West Huron streets EE with. 2-tone & do " re ha g appearance but so essentially practical. It washes beautifully edused damage estimated at $40 d d J q fow stripe, «¥ Extra Large Approx. 23" x 48" 1 89 « the colours are delightful--and the price is extraordinarily 000 today _ @ blue, rose, gold or green 2-tone border : br Bath Size Pair i x Ld hy § e White, blue, aqua, surf green, sunshine yellow, hunter Firemen, who estimated the # o approx. 70 x 90", Double Bed Size % Guest Size Approx. 15" x 27 green, Tuscon rose, Fo damage, said the blaze started in . Pair : ° 4 ; 4 EATON January EACH vd the basement of the 3'-storey Wash Cloth A pprox. Sale, each brick building and burned to the . 1 rear of the top floor EATON'S January = 39 b: Two firemen suffered minor in § Sale, pair shana Ld A 6-Pc. Set ... sevens : EATON"S OPONE RA $7313 5 d 436 i juries. Cause ot the fire was not y 4 i , Dept. an 2 immediately determined =, a | PHONE RA 5-7373 | REUTERS MAN DIES Jot SRE IAINE PE Rg . : : g : Ha {= Dept. 232 WORTHING, England (Reuters) : EATON'S -- Mall Level P Astley Hawkins .- Reuters cor respondent in South aa 5-7373... EATON'S Telephone Order Service Opens at 8.45 a.m. ... Phone RA. 5- 7373 the Pacific during the Second World War. )