Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 05, 1949, Winnipeg, Manitoba Faces v Winnipeg free press Friday August 5, 1949 Short Guif route in Yoko reseal cell made possible by March Paul f. Elus copyright 1949 by United press los Angeles calif., aug. 5 bup research scientists Are taking a Short Cut on the Road to conquer polio a step that May bring Victory Over the disease years ahead of schedule. By this Corner cutting the scientists Hope to produce the keys that scientists have placed 20 different will unlock the door to Safe vac strains found in human patients Cine an accomplishment that in virtually every part of the coun would put to an end the dreaded epidemics that each year leave their crippled victims of infantile paralysis. The Short Cut route has been made possible through a research Grant of March of dimes funds from the National foundation for infantile paralysis. Those funds have been allocated to investigators at four of the nation s top universities where scientists in one of those too rare instances Are working in a co Ordin ated project for a common goal. The universities participating Are Southern California Utah Kansas and Pittsburgh. In this four Way attack there Are no Petty jealousies. The schools have adopted Standard techniques and Exchange their information freely. The goal is to determine How Many groups types or varieties or viruses cause polio. Necessary identification such identification of the differ ent groups is necessary if Early diagnosis and. Any effective Safe vaccine Are to be obtained. Scientists agree that better diagnosis and prevention techniques must be developed. Already the scientists on this Short Cut have definitely deter mined that there Are three groups of the polio virus thab have struck in this country since 1914. One kind of polio has been tentatively designated As group 1 by investigators of the University of Southern California whose Labora tory has been set up in los Angeles county Hospital. In this group the try. The strains for practical Pur poses Are identical in that they react the same in animal vaccine experiments. T h e scientists have found four polio strains that they have placed in group 2. The four strains entirely from those in group a and a vaccine against them will not work against those in group 1, or vice versa. A third variety has been isolated Here in los Angeles and because it is different either from those in group 1 or 2, it is being classified As group 3. Cause in the scientists feared that Many groups. If True that would have made a vaccine virtually impossible. However the belief is growing that there is Only a relatively few groups. Monkeys used the new work in California and at the three other universities in the project is being seeded up be cause of their coordinated efforts and because for the first time there is an ample Supply of a Small Type Monkey imported from the Orient for the Laboratory tests. For example the investigators Here use about 125 monkeys each month. Once the different groups of. Viruses an d perhaps classification of the been identified successful Monkey vaccination against polio should be accomplished. Even then the Road to a human vaccine will still be Long. However other scientists Are on that Road and perhaps soon will be the findings Are significant be in the Driver s seat. Word a Day rancor r Ker we foment my wh.l-, tense malt Fulty or spite deep seated enmity of dear. I 60ess thevl-l1 never become sub mrs Trow co. A Noghli _ birthday suits better French bathing attire horrifies nudists couple of Young women Jat lending the National nudist convention near Here snid thursday they think French bathing suits the most sex provocative things in furthermore said one of the Young nudists they re absolutely useless for swimming the two girls asked that they be called simply Mildred and Mary. They Are both from Topeka Kan. Among More than 500 Sun lovers who swarmed to secluded Deer Creek Canyon from All parts of the nation for the american Sun bathing association s four Day convention. Mildred and Mary stoutly maintained that having no clothes on is far less sexy than most people think. A tall texan chimed in when you re undressed and every just hop a plane says flying Farmer Light aircraft make Prairie life easier Regina aug. 5 a Chewan Farmers Are up in the they like it. A far cry from the horse and buggy Days air planes today apparently Are finding a permanent place in farming and ranching operations on the Prairies. Leo Mckenna of Regina owner manager of an air plane concern . Body probes in prefab loan Washington aug. Industrialist Carl g. Strandlund thursday told a congressional investigating committee he launched his lust Ron corporation in col Umbus Ohio with of his own Patent rights on a process for pre fabricating houses and 000 borrowed from the Federal government. Or. Strandlund said his prefabricated housing project should be on a financial break even basis within 90 Days and that he Hopes to pay off his debts within six years. He said it now is losing about a month. Or. Strandlund appeared be fore the House of representatives banking and currency committee to explain Circum stances of the Loans. Representative Smith rep. Had demanded an explanation. Or. Smith contended the Deal amounted to the reconstruction finance corporation government loan Agency setting or. Strand Lund up in business and taking most of the risks. The committee terminated the inquiry after chairman Berrit no Landing troubles Farmers however largely make use of a stubble Field or pasture for Landing strips. The Flat Prairie terrain is nearly Ideal for the Light Craft and in Winter hard packed show makes Good Landing conditions for ski equipped machines. The Farmer fliers use the planes to make speedy flights to a City or town for farm machinery re pairs to Spray Grasshopper and Weed infested Fields to spot lost cattle and Hunt coyotes. Some of the Farmers have had previous flying experience from wartime service in the . But to most it is just another phase of Power machinery farming. Some horse doctors also Spence y. Re questioning of or. Kerning salaries paid to company employees earning More than 000 a year. Talk to Cardinal mrs. Roosevelt has no objection new Yolk aug. 5 bup mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt Friday left it up to Francis Cardinal Spellman to decide whether they should meet personally to reconcile their opposing views in the Federal Aid to education controversy. Mrs. Roosevelt accused of being anti Catholic by the new York archbishop said she had no objection to talking with Cardinal spell Man about their differences. But it seems to she added that it is up to him to propose such a meeting. I have always enjoyed talking with the the archbishop however said in his original attack on mrs. Roosevelt s views that he would not reply to anything she might say. He was not available for immediate comment on her expression of willingness to meet him. Hawaii strike end seen Cio chief flies to area Honolulu aug. 5 bup Harry Bridges president of the . International longshore men s and warehousemen s Union was in route Here Friday and a Union source said a Freak in the 97-Day-old maritime strike might be imminent. Also aboard the plane was commissioner George Hillenbrand of the . Concilia Tion service. Rebuilding of 300 austins to Cost firm 5 up the return to Britain for recondition ing of 300 automobiles which have deteriorated in United states Stor age will Cost the Austin motor company about Austin chairman Leonard p. Lord said thursday. The Canadian press wednesday erroneously quoted or. Lord As saying the company would lose last Spike witness Bles Creston aug. 5 col. E. Mallandaine 82, who witnessed the driving of the Golden Spike at Craigellachie b.c., Mark ing completion of the Canadian Pacific railway died at his Home Here wednesday night following a lengthy illness says he of 68 Light passenger aircraft to Farmers in the last two years. They learn to Fly twice As easily As City he says. They Are so Rural centres some other Wise isolated for portions of the year also Are rapidly be coming air minded and Are establishing a network of Small Landing Fields throughout the province. Thirteen Fields have been Laid out since last year and an additional 15 Are under construction a Xmay be completed by the end of 1949. The work was instigated a the Saskatchewan air ambulance service so Landing facilities would be available to the service year round. Have gone modern. Two veterinarians have Light planes to cover their longer jumps. Or. Rex Mccallum of Moose Taw says his plane is As cheap to oper ate As a car. He gets 20 to 25 mile to the gallon and Landing vis no problem. Korea wants Trade pact with Canada Ottawa aug. 5 up is ready to sign a. Trade and Diplo Matic pact with Canada or. Pyung of Chough said thursday because the More friends Korea has in the Western hemisphere the or. Chough korean Delegate to the United nations carried letters from the president of the North asian Republic to Hon. L. B. Pear son external affairs minister and it. Hon. O. D. Howe Trade minister. Korea seeks an Exchange of diplomatic ministers with Ca Nada or. Chough said in an interview or at least consuls. Britain and the . Already had representatives in Korea. Or. Pearson he said was sym pathetic concerning consulates but Felt that an Exchange of ministers would be too expensive for can Ada s did somatic budget one around is the same Way Why you Don t even notice the differ ent physiques about just a wee bit of clothes is worse than nothing at mild red added. Peeper caught All of the nudists said they Are interested in going to nature for health s Sake. But the sunburn Bugaboo plagues nudists just like other people. The Point was illustrated by an obvious blonde from California. We blondes have to take our Sun in Small she said. See How i the Sun was All too scarce Early in the first Day of the convention wednesday. Except for the strongest willed most of the nudists had to Don Jack ets and carry umbrellas. The Sun came out late in the morning though and the temperature Rose quickly. Also bothersome was an in Welcome peeping Tom who was intently through the husky male sur rounded him on his Mountainside Perch and hauled him in to Camp where he was told to take a Good and then strip off his clothes and make himself at Home. The embarrassed with Only his Telescope to keep him warm was most concerned about one thing. What will i Tell my wife when i get he whimpered. Bevin May visit Canada this fall London aug. 5 up the possibility of a visit by it. Hon. Ernest Bevin British foreign Secretary to Ottawa in september May Shoup be raised the British and Canadian governments veil informed London sources re ported thursday. Or. Bevin will leave for Washngton aug. 27 to attend the Dollar crisis talks in which sir Stafford Cripps. British Chancellor of the exchequer and John w. Snyder Secretary of the United states Tak a Nart Naples Italy aug. 5 special family of three separated for 10 years were reunited Here and set sail together for can Ada All within 24 hours. The arrival of the . Army transport general Black chartered by the International refugee organization brought together polish Jan Olechny his wife Jose Tva and their 21-year-old son Iszard. During the invasion of Poland in 1939, or Olechny was captured by the germans. He spent the years As a forced labourer. His wife and son were taken by the russians and interned in Siberia. After their release in 1941 under the Sikorsky Stalin agreement the two proceeded to Iran where general Anders was forming a polish army. When the army was transferred o the North african Battle front he Mother and son were placed n a refugee Camp in Southern Rhodesia. Later they were trans erred to another in Tenger Tanganyika. Upon his liberation in 1945, or. Olechny Steed the British red Ross to try to Trace his family. He then Learned that they were surveying the Camp a three coot Telescope. Family meeting in Italy canadians to be reunited alter 10 years new quarters for Art gallery termed essential Ottawa aug. 5 o. Mccurry director of Canada s National Art gallery said Friday a new Home for the gallery is he proposed construction of a new building in Central Ottawa devoted entirely to Art. Or. Mccurry appeared before he Royal commission on Art and science development As it continued its probe into the Dominion s cultural growth and needs for de elopement. The gallery located for the last 30 years in the East Wing of the National museum about a rom parliament Hill has never Tad a building of its or. Mccurry said in a Brief prepared for presentation to the commission headed by it. Hon. Vincent Massey Chancellor of the University of Toronto. Its present Home was a fire Hazard and was Remote from the Centre of the City. Accommodation was hopelessly inadequate and Only 30 per cent of the total per moment exhibition could be placed on display at one time. In the proposed Structure three groups of galleries could be main aimed. One would be Tor old Mas ters and sculpture collections an other for Canadian and modern collections and a third for the Canadian War memorial group of paintings. South african Economy Pretoria South Africa aug. A Eric Louw minister of economic said thursday the Union of South Africa s foreign Exchange expenditures now Are under effective control but that difficult times adn a measure of hardship still lie ahead. Dunstable Bedfordshire eng and up truck on fire rolled Down an incline Here hit a Furni Van Anh set it alight in Africa. He wanted to Emi Tate somewhere but was unveiling to accept offers that would ave excluded his wife and son. Admitted to Canada Canada has now agreed to take 11 three making an exception to he immigration Rule under Whlon 9-year-old or. Olechny would be ver age for admission. . Transferred him to Bagnoli Camp in Naples and arranged for the other two to travel Overland to in East Africa there they embarked on the general Black which was returning from a displaced persons resettlement voyage to Australia. After their reunion in Naples e Olechny family sailed on the ame ship to Halifax together Ith 440 other polish Ion women and amps in Africa. Milwaukee Detroit Washington Pittsburgh Cleveland it save round trips mom 922-271 or your Northwest 615 main Street store closes 922 454 wednesday 1 saturday while they Law 84k to. 38 . Special a pure lord Sib. Carton fresh pork shoulders picnic style Boneless rolled shoulder veal pork spare ribs. Smoked hams Reg. Half or whole. Bock bocon pea meal by the piece Bacon smoked by the hip roast of beef Quail fresh killed Lamb Lios i. 49c loin in. 45c shoulders i. Me Choice Mutton Lios i. 27e shoulders in. 17e loins me Choice Young pork loin roast it. 55c Boston Butts in. 54c Lac i. Me cooked meats la. La. 56 in. 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