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Ambulance Crisis Stirs Government "TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney- General Fred Cass promised "Ontario ambulance operators Monday the government would ve urgent consideration to the "problem of raising ambulance Standards in the province. = Mr. Cass said submissions by the Ontario Ambulance Opera- "tors Association and the Ontario} Medical Association showed the "whole area of ambulance opera- tion in Ontario was a "serious matter." «The problems could only be "dealt with by an investigation in depth, he said. The attorney- 'general said he would meet .-with Premier Robarts and other »members of the government to _@ecide how best to undertake #uch a review. One possibility would be the establishment of a provincial government board. Another would be a royal commission, A third could be a committee of) the legislature. Murray MacBeth of Oakville,| » president of the Ambulance Op-| erators Association, told Mr.) Cass and other cabinet minis-| ters of the need to eliminate! fringe operators who worked| with a station wagon, a) stretcher and little else. WANTS LICENSING Provincial ambulance opera- tors must be licensed in order | stand- | j to establish minimum ards, he said. At present there} was a serious lack of training) among ambulance operators. Mr. MacBeth said the bicgest| headache of ambulance opera-| tors was traffic accidents on| privincial highways. Remuner-| ation from these could be made! from as few as 10 per cent of all calls answered. In some cases "Good Samari- re |Commerce, tans" would bundle injured per- sons into their cars despite se- Woman Gets Gland From Tulsa Calf TULSA, Okla. (AP)--A gland rious injuries instead of waiting|from a prematurely delivered for an ambulance or the police, he said. This was doing more harm than good. calf has been transplanted to the body of a Tulsa woman who has inoperable cancer, the Mr. MacBeth said ambulances|Tyjsqa World says. also were afforded little or no right-of-way on the highways despite the use of sirens. In some cases drivers deliberately interferred with ambulances. WINS SUPPORT His submission was supported by Dr. R, D. Atkinson of Wa- terloo, president of the Ontario Medical Association; Dr. L, A. Caldwell of Cornwall, chairman of its committee on traffic ac- cidents, and Dr. 0. F. Beamish, the committee's past president. Dr. Caldwell said there was a "certain amount of real ur- gency" connection with the problems of ambulance opera- tion in the province, Operators |were not being -paid for calls to |provincial highways or for movement of patients between hospitals. He said the operators had| reached a point where they! were "pretty desperate." J. A. Collins, research direc- tor of the Ontario Chamber of said two surveys perimeniai operation, per- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Jenuery 22,1964 19 formed last Wednesday in a hos- pital here, is believed to be the first of its type in the U.S. LONG UNKNOWN rials--wasn't known to house- Glass fibre--one of the most|wives and drapers until the The world identifies the pa-|versatile manufacturing mate-learly 1930s, tient only as a 44-year-old mother of seven children whose cancer is such that it cannot be operated on. Doctors who KINSMEN BRING THIS ook bocce Lok KRESGE'S| + dood performed the two-hour opera- tion at St. Francis Hospital were not identified. The woman's doctors hope the calf? thymus gland will com- The newspaper says the ex- bat cancer cells in her blood. All New Thrills ... Never Seen! SPECIAL 1/2 PRICE PASS To the FRIDAY, JAN. 24th KINSMEN SUPER CAR ---BINGO- AT THE PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE Over $9 000 in Prizes including ] KINSMEN 1964 Ford DeLuxe Sedan or $2,000 Cash. $1,000 Hi-Lo Game $2,000 Big Snowball (57 nos.) $1700 Small Snow- ball (54 nos.) Plus $600 regular gomes. $450. speciel Don't forget to buy the economy. peck for volue ond i save money. Many Free and Vaiuable Door Prizes KINSMEN taken by the Chamber had con- vinced it that a "serious situa-| tion'"' existed. | Police Officer Goes To Trial At Niagara NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) ded city police consta- Envoy's Task | To Keep Peace In Canal Zone PANAMA (AP)--Panama is sending a new envoy to Wash- ington to seek to break the U.S.- Panamanian deadlock over the Canal Zone dispute.» Miguel J. Moreno, who took 2 hard line toward the United States when he was foreign "yminister in 1959, was briefed "Sunday by President Roberto/theft of a He probably will leave}$372.01 and 25 to 30 cartons of cigarettes from a shopping cen- Chiari. Wednesday. ble Monday was committed for trial by judge and jury on charges of breaking, entering and theft and possession of a safebreaking instrument. Douglas Dobson, 35, was committed after a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Nor- man E. Young. Dobson, who has been free on $10,000 property bail since his arrest Dec. 17, was a mem- ber of the police department for 12 years. Magistrate Young continued bail pending the trial, tenta- tively set for the next general sessions' of the Ontario Su- preme Court at Welland in June. was charged with safe containing cued sources said Mo-|tre. appointed last week to re- f Guillermo Ar- 'anama's representa- »@nvoy, Edwin M. Martin. Chiari, who severed diploma- "tic relations with the United States Jan. 10, has demanded "g U.S. pledge to renegotiate -the 1903 Canal Zone treaty as his price for resuming re- lations. President Johnson has agreed to discuss--but not ne- gotiate--the treaty, which gives the United States perpetual con-! trol of the Canal Zone. Sources said that if Moreno fails, Panama might call an emergency meeting of the West- ern Hemisphere's foreign ~ isters. The Inter - American Peace Commission, an agency of the OAS, scheduled a meeting in Washi today with repre- sentatives of the United States Johnson later today or Tues-| day. | Panama's ambassador to the! United Nations, Aquilino Boyd, | . said meanwhile the perpetual | U.S. right to operate the canal) must be ended and a time fixed when Panama will take over oly waterway. He did not set a Police Rifles -- Guard Escapee_ BERLIN (AP)--A 17- -year-old| German youth is recovering in| a West Berlin hospital from a} bullet wound in his right foot, suffered in an escape over the Berlin wall that caused ag seri- ous incident, | The youth, identified only as) Lothar H., owed his life to two) West Berlin policemen and a) customs officer who. pointed! their automatic rifles at East) German border guards forced them to stop shooting. The incident Sunday' night was the most serious since the) Christmas holiday when a 19- year-old youth was shot and] killed as he scaled the wall. The East German news| } | 1 officer committed a "gross vio-| lation of the border" by pene-) ~ trating East German territory} with loaded weapons. The officers crossed about 30 feet into Communist territory. For some unexplained reason,}| the Communists at that point! "built their wall not exactly on the border and the strip of East! 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