Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 22, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday july 22, 1968 seventeen of the states do not Levy a tax upon personal incomes. Harold m. Buck optometrist 323 Donald St. 943-90311 Lyes bummed Contact who pays just the right Price for a new Pontiac Dodge or Claxie pople who rent from Moore a that who Day and notice of Sale an auction Sale of a goods and chatted including two buildings will be held at the Minaki yacht club in Bland in Minaki Ontario at ii . Central Daylight time on the 27th Day of july 1968, purpose of Dis posing of All of of the yacht club. The Sale of the club House itself will be subject to a Reserve bid. William c. Gardner director. A Katie toll Cabin tent crate 01. Drill. Sleeps. 4 5. Fibre Tais screen with flaps. Steel Polei and Pep. Raicht 58 Ibi. Sise 9x9 it. 6 it. High Wall. Other types and sizes at clearance prices j. Webie co. Ltd. 238 Princess St. We 2-0831 fast photo finishing Black and White films developed same Day service. In at 10 ., out at 4 . 8 exp. Film. Dev. Jet 12 zip. Film with free film. Your Choice of free film with 35mm Dey. Kodak trix plus a anatomic x. Lowest prices in town on free film Deal. Alack and White and color Goodall photo co. 321 Carlton St. Jip. Free pros free parking at rear by Max Steiman and sons auction Sale of the Complete fixtures and equipment of the new York hair store on the premises at 784 Corydon ave. Tuesday july 23 at 10 . Instructed we will sell 7 hand european hair wigs 11 mirrors 4 hair dryers 1 Chrome chairs 1 Massage chair Cash Register Oak counter with drawers chair 15 wooden wig blocks 10 movable partitions 2 shampoo basins 2 manicure tables 8 window display Heads 8 chairs. Important the owners Are retiring from business everything must go to the Bare Walls regard of Cost or value. M. K. Sta Maii h. H. Staiman auctioneers Valuator phone 942-3397 by Max Steiman and sons bailiffs auction Sale of Viking vacuum cleaner with attachments Ceramic top Coffee table Philco mantel radio hair dryer upholstered Corner table Broni Etone Kitchen set space Saver Davenport tricycle re fridge me fat Apt. Size electric stave White colonial bed Dent s desk Nylon covered hide a bed with rubber cushions and Good inn enering mattress 8 drawer double Dresser base double bunk Cabinet Book Case Dresser Chesterfield set Large suse genuine persian pole lamp and hundreds of other Good items plus a Quantity of Good clothing dishes Kitchen utensils Small wares Etc. At Carter s auction rooms 309 Carlton Street tuesday july 23 at 2 . M. A sufi Man h. H. Stylman auntie Neon Vilu Tori associated commercial pro actor Ltd. 519 265 Portage bailiffs Phona-942-3397 University of Manitoba admissions division of the registrar s office will remain open Between the hours of 5 to is . 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Handling somewhere be tween 200 and 400 total cases of malnutrition a year in the period preceding Biafra s rebellion against the Parent nation of the Queen Elizabeth Hospi Tal in this City now treats As Best it can which is very Little anywhere from boo to children a Day. More than 80 per cent of them suffer from under nourishment in acute stages. We now see and. Could admit if we had the facilities More patients in one Day than in a whole year before the or. W. C. Shepherd the Hospital medical superintendent declared tuesday. It is a matter of dispute whether the famine in the heartland of the country is at this stage one of absolute food deficiency or whether the Supply of carbohydrates in the frn s of yams cassava Swee potatoes Maize and plantain is momentarily adequate. But there is no dispute whatever of the fact that the Over whelming immediate prob Lem is the Lack of proteins. They were formerly furnished by poultry from the regions now occupied by nigerian troops from cattle imported from Northern Nigeria from fresh fish in River areas and. Salt fish now no longer import Able As before from Europe. Local supplies of chickens cows sheep and goats Are visibly or. Shepherd asserted. And even if supplies of starch food suffice for the time it is Clear that they will not in a few months. It is expected that the sep tember harvests once stored to last for a year will be consumed next year far in Advance of the traditional hungry months of june july and August. Figures permitting judg ment on the present and expected shortfall Are wildly divergent making it impossible to state with any precision the numbers of starving people. The most favourable estimate from european of the Root of the problem is that the area controlled by the biafran government former a population of and even then was nowhere near self support ing but was obliged to make substantial imports from elsewhere. To this Popula Tion has now been added refugee Mouths to feed. At the other extreme is the biafran. Estimate of an original population of in the lands still held to which have come an additional refugees. Some to refugees Are now living in government Camps. The rest Are in the three remaining Large cities Umu Ahia Aba and Oterri whose populations Are said to have and mainly in the. Bush i.e., in the villages and family compounds in the tropical rain Forest. A visit to several such compounds Yin two villages picked at random near the town of Okpala presented the picture with heart breaking vividness and demonstrated the truth of the general proposition that it is the refugee families Back in the villages of that suffer worst. These Are the ones who having lived in cities or different environments can not adjust either their minds or their bodies to absence from the Graves they worshipped and the land and foods they were used to. The children whose skins and hair were yellow from Kwashiorkor a protein deficiency whose bellies were distended whose skin was without any perceptible muscle tone and the infants whose matchstick dangled from around which the skin was stretched so tightly As to reveal every rib shoulder and Collar Bone these were largely the children of refugees dependent on the african extended family for whatever sub stance they had. Most horrifying perhaps were the three and four year plus now weaned and living on an almost exclusive starch diet. Unlike other better fed or at least better adjusted toddlers in the compounds who scuttled in fright behind their mothers skirts at the approach of strangers and the glaring eyes of cameras the refugee children sat or stood motionless expressionless in fact reaction less. It s a children War i m said father Kevin Doheny head of the Irish holy ghost fathers Mission and Seminary in Okpala. The parents of the worst afflicted children to report to his Mission s daily distribution of food consisting of one cup of milk and a handful of Beans which have some father Broderick will be angry at me i he said. He already turns away children worse than some of these but How can i not Send these to him father Sean Broderick of the missionary order is running his present food distribution on the basis of one 100-Pound sack of dried milk and a few Beans supplied by the Catholic organization Caritas internationale flown in by risky night flights from the Span ish. Island of Ferando poor from portuguese Sao Tome. Father Donal o Sullivan Superior of the order which once ran 100 schools with 300 priests in the Eastern Region of Nigeria his missions Are now urging the population to eat lizards snakes grass hoppers locusts White ants dogs and monkeys. They Are All sources of protein and Are not As unfamiliar to an african diet As a Westerner might first imagine. To at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital of. Shepherd opened his record Book to show that in 1963 his organization treated As out. Patients Only 12 cases of Kwashiorkor and to the Hospital an additional six. In 1965 the figures were 30 and 13 respectively. But in 1967, the tally was. 819 and 174, with 28 deaths. The War began in Earnest in the Middle of that year. Figures for malnutrition ail ments other than Kwashiorkor Are much or. Shepherd indicated. His Hospital Sim by com bind protestant in Biafra has run out of several important medicines and the treatment it is Able to give the malnutrition Cassis woefully insufficient. For where it used to dispense a minimum of three Vitamin b tablets daily to each malnourished child it now gives one. Helmle driven to Vancou rom pol worry of false Teeth slipping or irritating Teeth Suppi Buji Diop Plisic of wobbling Catt Tuk or unit ii Jurov a rankle Little fast eth an year Platee. Thu tue want powder remarkable at added Comfort Security by holding plates More Sale. Denture. That Salt Are Ntuli to drag Cou Uteri. Rate doubled reported the murder rate in Vienna doubled in 1967 compared with the total in 1966, but of the 24 murders-22 were1 solved. Final figures up 1987 with population Aud Madrid largest reach the Mark about your Best roofing buy is at Aetha roofing e you act a from roof. E you Gat first class material throughout. Gat a written Guaran Taa. E you Savo monay. 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