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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 5, 1961 New Hospital Ship Latest Aid Concept Last September a U.S. hospital ship outfitted at pri- vate expense sailed from San Francisco for Southeast Asia. The aim: To treat the sick and, through the treat- ment, instruct Asians in the miracles of modern medi- cine. In this article, a Pu- litzer-prize winning reporter tells how the bold venture in missionary medicine is working out. By RELMAN MORIN ABOARD USS HOPE (AP)- thoroughfare of Saigon today is a shining white ship. Its princi- pal cargo is an idea, a new and dramatic concept in U.S. for- eign aid. She is a hospital ship, the USS Hope. Below decks, you see these scenes-- In one ward, a little Vietnam- ese boy anxiously watches the two nurses, Florence Mudge of Escondido, Calif., and Ruth Cur- rie of Boston, Mass. He can't see them very well. His eyes are crossed. When he comes out of surgery this afternoon they will be straightened. In the surgical theatre, Dr. Craig Leman of Corvallis, Ore., is removing a duodenal ulcer He discusses techniques with the assisting Vietnamese sur- geon as the work proceeds. In the woman's ward, nurse Dorothy Burchett of St. Louis, Mo., asks a question. "What is the Vietnamese word for 'pain,' how do vou say, 'Does it hurt?!" The ship's staff has learned that Asians seldom dis- close pain, not recognizing na- tfure's danger signal. The Hope is primarily ing and training institution, a floating medical school. Its main objective is to instruct Asian doctors, nurses, and midwives. Actually, in nine months in Britain's Drinking LONDON (CP)--Tom Collins, Rob Roy and the pink lady are unheard of in the average Brit- jsh drinking establishment. Bloody Mary is a habitue. For the newcomer or visitor, P the British pub can be at once a delight and a disappointment. It is as different from the Ca- nadian cocktail lounge as a mint julep from a milk shake. The dim pubs bear a strikingly cosy sim-| a interiors of most -- Southeast Asia, the staff has gantic proportions. Surgeons re- treated 18,000 patients, per-moved a 40-pound growth from formed 700 surgical operations, given laboratory tests to more a portable typewriter from a than 10,000 patients rayed 4,774. and x- "But after all, that's only amnedical science -- religious ta- drop in the bucket," says Dr. William B. Walsh of Washing- "banks." They had to explain to ton, D.C. "We can't treat all the) Asian nurses the importance of} |illness in Southeast Asia. What|fondling a |we are trying to do is help the|affection. "They love their own |Asian doctors and nurses to children, but it didn't occur to handle it." Walsh, a black-haired, hard- driving heart specialist, {unique among American foreign aid programs. | He started in 1951 when for- mer president Eisenhower asked him to take over the med-|the life of a child dying from ical sector of the 'people-to- people" aid program. He asked for a hospital ship, set up a foundation, raised the $3,500,000 needed to finance the Hope's one-year voyage, per- suaded some of the finest doc- tors in the United States to de- vote their time to it, The staff numbers and some 18 doctors. The voyage began from San Francisco last September, In Indonesia. the ship stayed for eight months. Now she is in Nam. MADE DISCOVERIES The staff made some astound- ing discoveries. For example-- Women who deliver their ba- bies while swinging from the branch of a tree. Midwives Ruth Chaffin of Woodville Miss, and Harriet Jordan of Woodside, Calif., ran across this practice when they went into 28 nurses South Viet kuns," village midwives Islands where there is only one doctor for a population of may see 300 patients a day Tumors that had grown to gi Quaint Habits menthe shaken with crushed ice and strained into a chilled glass, is a disaster when made with green creme de menthe with a single ice cube oured into a warm glass. t All drinks are short, a shot being one ounce, and are served member of the Ontario legis- in mixer with gin is bitter lemon-- he hasn't received a satisfactory sort of lemon-flavored tonic. answer. stem glasses. A popular] organ-| anaesthetist from Grand Rap- Berthed at the foot of the main|ized the Hope program. It is ids, Mich. highway into the reserve. The road is cared for neither stirred township nor by the highways and department and he would like sible for it. a woman and another as big as young man. Cultural patterns that affect boos against autopsies and eye baby and showing it them to pick up someone else's child," said Margaret Donahue, The ancient, immutable Ori- ental philosophy toward life and death. Two doctors and two nurses fought for hours to save cancer. They failed. An Indone- sian nurse remarked, wonder- ingly, 'So many of you worked so hard for just one life." Brave New Indian Chief RED ROCK, Ont. (CP)--When the Red Rock Chippewa Indians elected Benny Wawia as their new chief in spring elections, they picked an aggressive leader with faith in the future of his people. "All the young Indian needs today is the opportunity," he said. "Give them a chance and they'll prove themselves. "Too many Indians have an inferiority complex, but once they overcome that and realize they are just as good as the next man, they'll do the job for a teach-|the jungle to instruct the "'du- you." The Red Rock band includes | more than 1,000 Indians scat- tered throughout Northwestern students 300,000, and where a physician Ontario A Red Rock mill employee and a sign painter on the side, Chief Wawia was elected for a two - year term in the first election ever held at the Lake Helen reserve. There was a 98-per-cent turn- out among the 15 families. Chief Wawia"s opponent was William Sault, whose father had been chief for nearly 30 years. The chief's first concern is the by the o know who should be respon- He wrote to George Wardrope, ature for Port Arthur, but says ilarity, with long oak bar worn and mellowed by the years, the | brass foot rail, the comfortable | old leather chairs, framed pic-| tures or documents of an era) passed--and little or no ice. It is probably the ice cube | that has done more to keep the cocktail out of the pubs than anything else. : The use of ice in drinks is a comparatively new trend here, | one promoted for the most part by the demands of tourists from North America. Because most pubs lack adequate ice-making | facilities, the managers or "gov-| ernors" seem to resent its pres- ence on the premises. An ice cube usually is pro- vided only on request and then it is often a pitiful little thing, a mere chip of its original block, fished from the watery interior of an ice bucket. Dropped into a room-temperature gin - and- tonic, it soon expires without ac- complishing its mission. CONVIVIAL COMPANY Rut for the drinker who can the pu s are delightful oaken laces filled with chatter and conviviality and the aroma of peer and bit cheese. The smallest hamlet has its "local," where their pint before a roaring fire place. In the alleys and the extent of thei advertising ; : sists only of a painted sig hanging above the door. British draught beer or ter, despite its bi ter and good dart throwers and domino players may enjoy take perfect every low can .p. Now you fect E beautiful R R ariecC . . shots--pt y time wi i Ll the meeting place talkers, cities they are on main thoroughfares and tucked away down narrow streets and r overhead often con- n t- reputation on the other side of the Atlantic, is not warm. It is pleasantly cool and tangy, being drawn into glass or crockery mugs from large black barrels stored in ds The British indifference mixed drinks is compensated some degree by In good restaurants even t glass must be the correct te perature, their, affection for wine and brandy or liqueur. the brandy glass be- damp cellars. to to Model 11 Model 1IS (Range Model IIIS (Range he m- ing warmed at a gas flame be- fore being used. ICE SCARCE But for the ice addict, are few places where he indulge himself. There are number of "American b: where the hopper, a side car pore sling would not cal raised eye there | can al ars ordering of a grass- or a Singa-| use | brows. But well- equipped ones with competent partenders are ally expensive. Some scarce and usu- notable restaurants, whose reputation for fine food has won them a following among the tourists, make brave attempts in the cocktail field but the selection is limited. A a delicate blending of | stingef, OPEN de RY Viistake-proof Cameras AGFAMATIC The Xamera the whole family can use adjusts itself --does every- eye. All you have to do is aimand push the magiclever. Be sure to see the whole 28 KING STREET EAST colour slides time colour or black and white th Agfamatic I. It actually hing for you, by electric Boht the view finder. ..snap victure. That's all. "ve in for a dem EE : tration family of Agfamatics .$ 79.95 99.95 139.50 Finder) cooseeeess 723-4621 EVENINGS AYLMCR CHOICE CORN SILVER RIBBON CHOICE PEAS SPECIAL! 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