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10 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1961 Doc tor Backs Use ik a Los ee - ~ 7 | | : or Order Of Transfusions | umes, cm ee //] African leader Jomo Kenyatta, TORONTO (CP)--Dr. W. S.|risk, but so is every operation, [NOW almost completely free of io : Tati ictions. day appealed 7 CNE Stanbury, national commis-|even the relatively-common ap-| restrictions Tues sioner of the Canadian Red|pendectomy. One must, of b Negroes bo seek Sigedom 30) CATES AT Cross Society, has questioned a course, balance the risks with way." 1GA u NEED po... "GA Booth. statement made by a doctor in|the unquestioned benefits which i He told a crowd of 7,000 gath- pin' card at oon the card. a magazine article that three-|in the general picture far out- eon 2 Tit on Oe ot Heathy 2 arters of d -'wei haz 3 : i ive @ sl ¢ sl a jn h Bee! Rs ience with|Gatundu that the world was eo You will vessive il news at this booth. 4 ) n years' experience wit watching Kenya "to see whe- > Fill in any if of the cos "S 9 ving aumbe tted with o bers ac Bre UNNGCOSTALY: the Canadian Red Cross blood|iper we can govern ourselves in He was commenting on an ar-|transfusion service, involving good order and with good man- iste 1 different num ticle in the Aug. 26 issue of Mac- {the transfusion of over 3,000,-| pars" nd sto 1] lean's magazine, written by Dr.|000 bottles of whole blood, we F. B. Bowman in collaboration have encountered no instance of with associate editor Sydney transmission cf disease listed in Katz. the medical literature or men- " S [tioned by Dr. Bowman in his A FL statement Dr Stanbury | ticle. | Kenyatta, who was imprisoned ficate of | "While it is not the function | '"The statement that 'a perfect 55 Jeater of fhe uli wile Man of the Canadian Red Cross So-|crossmatch has not been de-|pouse at Gatundu Monday. |ciety to control tie je ol blood vised is theoretically correct,| He had been living under re- |and blood products in hospitals, but with improvements and re- Sa this being the responsibility of |finements of laboratory tech.|SiTiction in more temote areas |the patient's attending physician niques . . . where errors occur, | after his release from jail. Re- ount ds to the amote, "If our 1nd e pendence col- inner corres on Food Certi- lapsed, we should be blamed if spun. t shown on the 5p eive 0 F EE IGA i If the cmout SEE will rec we were not conducting our- |} itten on your slip, you. selves in an orderly manner. wri that volue ® {or surgeon, we annot but feellthey are nearly always of hu-|strictions on his movement are CLARK'S the the opening statement iniman origin . . . expected to be lifted shortly. | 15.02 the article that 'three quarters|---- tet e------ |of the almost 500,000 blood| wv {transfusions given in Canada |each year are unnecessary--a . |needless and sometimes fatal re : COLLEGE HHL IGA TIN i ; {ne hissy He : Pi : : jie ee patient' must be, g@ Vs i CUBERT STREET, OSHAWA £ 3 i DIDN'T EXPAND : IGA SALAD HOPE IGA STORE af A % : : He added that although he § . a Y 32.07 PORT PERRY i * felt the majority of practising # -04. BILSKY IGA LONE SCOUT LEADER a Surgbons would) Ho ; Dr sin JAR 120 WILSON RD. S., OSHAWA Allan Morgan, 85, of Liv- | Morgan took over the move- sion, Dr. Bowman does not go ¢ C O00 J es J g MOTOR CITY IGA ingstone, N.J., one of the early | ment in 1915 from founder [far enough. RITSON ROAD S. AT SIMCOE DYL'S IGA STORE leaders of the Lone Scouts of | W. D. Boyce. The Lone Scouts | Dr. Bowman says ' . America, is in Winnipeg this | later merged with the Boy | "Despite the hazards involved, | or a week for a re-union of former | Scouts blood transfusion remains a ? vee IGA 166 ADELAIDE ST. OSHAWA membegs of the group. Mr. --(CP Wirephoto) unique medical tool and should { LANSDOWNE IGA ------ ger . ; 11-0Z. LANSDOWNE SHOPPING CENTRE not be abandoned. But, after 50 § : years of experience, our most| ha A Kaufman BTLES. BECKSTEAD IGA | COURTICE, ONTARIO Active Su ort conscientious and t h ou g h tful| ; physicians are urging caution| * : PP And restraint in the use of trans. sFOamtreads SOUTH END IGA fusions, so that a bottle of blood py BROCK ST. SOUTH, WHITBY {will continue to be a lifesaver, 7 { ' Of NATO Sought = 5570 4, Fp sa os g Dr. Stanburg said Dr. Bow- z WAFER GREEN GIANT man makes no mention of the : . = Z = -- : 32-0Z. FANCY PEAS 15-02, 36° JAR tins OTTAWA (CP)--The govern- jit. Britain's equivalent body is tremendous advances in surg- = ™ ment is expected to move soon government - sponsored. The uch as the open-heart op-| Sg J Z > 2. Pickles Sweet -- Pineapple Grapefruit -- Orange Apricot to bring leading Canadian citi- United States' commission was! eration, the artificial kidney and | Marmejel -- zens into more adtive support named by congress major chest surgery, which «= _uggl 9.012, and leadership in the North At- The London meeting this year would be impossible without ad- | 4 3 | Shirriff S MARMALADE Jars 41¢ lantic Treaty Organization. is expected to be similar to-- equate and immediately avail- (| JUNIOR SANDMAN These gaily-patterned iz ALL FOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE 10- The problem before the gov- but smaller and better prepared |able quantities of blood. gol washable corduroy slippers take plenty of Ba HEINZ TOMATO Soup Hig 11¢ De ay, I i te qo ore ; AUG. 16-17-18-19 Tin ernment is how to do it. --the Nor antic Congress| «The general tone of the ar- § wear. Elastic side-bands insure perfect fit. / _ Other countries have estab- held in London in 1959. It was|tjcle could be extremely dis- There's carefree comfort in the bouncy lished national commissions for organized by the NATO parlia-|coyraging to the volunteer blood |: / "bubble-rubber" midsoles, and the leather NATO, bringing together gov- mentary Ssenctations of the va-|qonor. without whom all these! / / ; ' ernment, industry, farm, labor rious member countries, and the major advances in medicine and| 7 | : and women's leaders into a|Canadian go ve rn ment subsi- surgery would be impossible," |} y id i or Blue Brand Beef -- quasi - official organization to dized the Canadian delegation's py; ~Stanbury said. ' study NATO's purposes and am-|expenses out of public funds. io Re 5 a bitions, and consider how these, The Canadian NATO parlia- POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS Ga BLADE ROAST can be promoted mentary association is an active; In Maclean's, Dr. Bowman|/ / : 8 ; A conference of national com- group of commons members/says every blood transfusion is wll] missions has been scheduled for|and senators who this "year potentially dangerous for two! | 23 SE : 2% Blade Bone Removed late October in London. So far, played host to a group of their|reasons IB a AY -- 3 : five countries--the United States counterparts from Europe.| "We haven't yet perfected a| / ' -- tu / " France, Italy,.Greece and Ice- There are also exchanges of system of cross - matching the| i | / Short Rib Roast land--have named their dele- students, sagels and newspaper blood of the donor and the re-|i ; | gates, but no organizational men among the NATO coun- cipient; therefore, the recipient . raves have buen rice rn Gar-jtries, subsidize 4 by NATO ip Clore, Sue recipient JUNIOR ROGUE Made of durable corduroy ada. funds. : his system. The government is understood BD I moa WiLL HAVE PURPOSE |. "again, blood. can. transmit they get soiled! Foam rubber soles are ~~ / #@ | the idea that Canada should iy Canadign Sitiven S| evens! Jom and Smknown ol welded on, can't come loose. Non-marking : have a national commission for |; Is hatever name a. erg Senses, Pod > are quiet' i ; oo at: ot lis decided upon--is expected to|which may prove ultimately fa-|® leather owseles arequist 'round the hopse. | S48 C Lb ; » outsoles won't mark floors. Sizes 6-3. TableRite Canada's Finest Red in colours and patterns youngsters like. Just toss these slippers in the washer when NATO and send representatives have as its main purpose theltal to the recipient. Sizes 6-3. $2.98 to the London meetin, noi ' os 9 8 bringing of NATO's objectives,| "Under these circumstances, | STILL UNDECIDED principally in the economic field, |to casually hand out blood trans-| Undecided, however, is how home to individuals and busi-|fusions willy-nilly, is, in the : . the organization, should be or-|ness interests. words of the American blood!) | | MISSES PLAYGIRL Little girls will love these ganized and who khould pay for| While Canada would be only|specialist, Dr. W. H. Crosby, |. / slippers of sweater knit fabric with stylish / al catching up to decisions al-| 'playing Russian roulette with a ; cuff and tiny golden crown at side. Millions 7 / | w kli ready made in other countries bottle of blood instead of a re- | ' of tiny air bubbles cushion the soles of the id Cross Cut Rib Roast oR Boneless Shoulder Roast LB. 39+ to organize such bodies, the Ca- volver.' " 4 feet, give that "walk-on-air" feeling. Wide nadian group might be an an a ; jt choice of fashion colours, all washable [ swer to the opposition Liberal STANBURY STATEMENT } Sizes 11-3. 5 # BURNS HOT DOG BURNS RINDLESS SLICED MEATY, NO-WASTE, PORK and New D tic P .| In his statement, Dr. Stan-|' / | Winners i ovine woreda any saa a) WIENERS .% 43 SIDE BACON.» 75° TENDERLOIN , 95° be done by NATO in the eco-| "It is an undeniable fact that 7 PA 0f i {nomic field blood transfusion is not without |* . a > ; ! wards So Po] Aa He We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities BRIDGEPORT sums en oes Moral-Breaking | gi SEs California No. 1 Grade -- BUG 1,001 to 2,000 and 2.001 to 3,000 id Ai -§ The Children's Choice | wn Onn i Guerrilla War | | AR Nee SEEDLESS BOMB annual convention of the Cana- The secret of NO CEMENT dian Weekly News s Asso- w " m : bi ciation. y Newspapers Ano SAIGON, South Viet Nam|discharge, are their favorite Kavfman "Foamtreads yi tz NO NAILS G : TN 69 In the 2,001 to 3,000 class. the (Reuters)--The morale of South|target. cciifort and long wear NO STITCHING § " : TIN Gertrude A. Dunning Memorial Viel Nalb's army, 1h COUNTY S12 greatest morale - wekhe. ise 0 % jd A J great hope for crushing Com-|ing weapon of all, however, is| newspaper went to The Cana-|yerely tested. | making--the rates it pay its| ~ Makers of Snowbelles,'Kingtreads and wate; 7 dian Champion of Milton. The army is fighting a bitter, |150,000-man army. pays ta Us id i SV PIOSL ioTRR i 4 \ Colored The P. George Pearce Me- frustrating war against an elu- A private soldier in the South ! { : : Cc morial Trophy for the best ed- sive enemy that has dragged on|Viet Nam army is paid 900 i J itorial page went to the Ga- for '6 years. And now, instead piastres (about $12.60) a month. | . irl ¢ CHEES nanoque Reporter. The Glen-of peace, the strength of the If he is married, he receives an ; S garry News of Alexandria was Communist guerrillas is increas-|extra 30 piastres (42 cents) aj ; I E : L second. : ing. {month for his wife and an extra f ' he Frank Howe Beattie) The army has to operate|60 piastres (84 cents) for each 119 BROCK ST. SOUTH WHITBY MO 8-3476 A pat ! 12-0Z. a : i ii cur 49+ : In He iy jo 200 circula- because they like the Commun- Yep zen live on this amount] ul ; ion class the Charles Clark Cup|;sts, but because any sign of When he is with his family. But y va ; for the best all - round news. sympathy for the Dy a oo when he is on operations, the ; CALIFORNIA SUNKIST VALENCIAS ; paper went to the Acton Free troops brings stiff Communist Picture changes. A ORANGES wt. $ x 35¢ Regular or Pink Frozen page went to the Port Elgin : ancive deducted from his wages. If hel] « » Times. The Acton Free bros ecss lng 162 SIDYCESIY® buys own food, he is aiso in| KING AT SIMCOE 4 or QRZ ha lowe 1 9* was second. inside and from outside its 8reat financial. difficulty be- : XN ARROTS CELLO BAG L d The M. A. James Shield foriranks. Soldiers who were cause his wife and children | ] | emona e the best front page went to the|drafted several years ago, but Nave at the same time to buy| DANCEY S : ONTARIO NO. 1 GRADE Trophy for the best all - round|mynist subversion, is being se-lone of the government's own| CRAFTED BY KAUFMAN OF KITCHENER " Y Cherry Hill Mild Shield for the best front page much of the time in areas and child > or P FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. to the Dryden Observer among people hostile to it--not, General opinion is that a sol-| Open Press. The Malcolm MacBeth reprisals. If he accepts the field ration BURNS h : : : } i " i H Shield for the best editorial| Communist propaganda agents|ofered by the army, its value is OWNTOWN % JW al ONTARIO GROWN--NO, 1--CELLO Sunkist Acton Free Press. fA food costing almost as much as g -LB. $02, 8 have been unable to obtain_aljg he were living with them. SURRISSA 18 SIMCOE ST. S. by NEW POTATOES BAG 29+ 4 TINS 49+ No extra allowance is paid to © 725-1833 : |South Viet Nam's soldiers while Shoe Reserve Decision J prelims 2d there! ; Guild DAVIDSON'S RECEIVE A FREE $6.00 BONUS TAPE -- Their wages are low even ° |compared with domestic serv-| Oshawa 31 SIMCOE ST. N. : EACH ©F THES) STEMS 18¢ Off n Union Request: =i r.mi nik furt Delorgent © SC 1 s com . : Pkg. The Communists emphasize M TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario|--that they were on strike and, these facts to the soldiers. "Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded" odess Carefree ui Bh ae ale 4 t y . White § labor relations board Tuesday didn't indicaté any intention of Government officers admit Tissues 18 Swan 4 Rolls reserved decision on a request!ceasing to strike," Mr. Lewis the soldier's greatest worry to-| White, Pi by the Hotel and Club Employ- said day is not whether he is about OPEN FRIDAY EVENING TILL 9 P.M. HUMPTY DU ation = SIZE ees Union (CLC) for permission is : to be attacked by guerrillas but pry pm La and tc prosecute the Royal York|NOT OFFENCE whether his family has enough Potato Chips FRE Hickory Chips tel f air Iz »s.| W. R. Jackett of the CPR's | ute Jor nigie labor PACES. | egal department sre ad that to at % WITH FREE $4.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE ; sument betore Ney. dismissal was not an offence he problem has been brought Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores 0 Solo Margarine 2 orks - gs. 4 board, jawyer David Lewis del, .," oq" Jahr relations act. the fore his year by Soaring scribed the dismissal of some wl rice prices in South Viet Nam. 600 striking employees of the He said an employer could ter- DOWNTOWN Oshawa DOWNTOWN : : Communist control of much of b WITH FREE $2.00 BONUS BOOSTER TAPE CPR-owned hotel as illegal and| inate a contract with an em-|ype" flow of rice to Saigon from OSHAWA Shopping Centre "a WHITBY Frozen TV Dinners 11-02. a breach of "decent social eth.|P10ye¢ during a strike just asithe rich rice-growing provinces PHONE 7337417 PHON® 775.6671 pour Mo 8.5412 Turkey, Chick: Beef py: urkey, Chicken or Bee | ike i : ics by a large corporation like|Pefore a strike if the employees|iy the south has sent prices the CPR." were "not performing their du-/leaping to between two and . IN [61 BONUS Sunkist Lemons Size Pkg. The employees went on strike ties. three times the prices paid last 140 of 6 April 24 and were dismi : a la *l.. He said once the employees|ygqy L) I : HEN = TABLERITE . and were dismissed last went on strike, the strike was!" Tq the army men. the answer AR and ; iid . 0 6-ox. i 4 Boni iin They fence an ul not a union activity but an eco- seems simple: more pay : i ouston oes TAPES: Shiced Cooked Meals fs ~ § A i S July n » return to work by nomic struggle Employer and| Political and economic observ- ® Mac. & Cheese, Chicken Loaf, Pickle and ¥18, employees had the right to per-|ers, however, believe that an|| WHITBY PLAZA PHONE MO 8-4901 Pimento, Dutch Loaf "They were first threatened, suade each other to come to|increase in pay rates alone] then dismissed, for one reason|terms. ' | would not solve the problem. ' WHITBY