Calgary Herald from Calgary, Alberta, Canada • 33

THE CALGARY HERALD Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1959 3J 83SBS Early Treatment Urged By Doctor Pensioner Assaulted, Robbed An almost blind pensioner, Oscar H. Cobum, 528 14th Ave. Hunting Season Gets Under Way S.W., was robbed of $65 early to one to five wiU open Sept. 21 and last until Dec.

12. while the Calgary zone, six, the season wiU open Nov. 2. Anrlerlesi deer dates in zone six will be Nov. 11 to 14.

with other date for each southern zone. The male moose season in zone six will be Nov. 11 to 14 and elk in this zone can be bagged) between Nov. 2 and Dec. 12.

AnU lerless efk will have the same season In zone six. The need for early diagnosis and treatment in patient suffering from rheumatism and arthritis was stressed by Edward Dunlop, executive director at the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society in Calgary Monday. Mr. Dunlop, whose beadquar-tecs-are in Toronto, is on a short vit to Alberta to meet directors and medical advisors of the society. Future plans for the province are under discussion.

main interest and the subject of most importance at the present time is the development and extension of operations outline Calgary and Edmonton." society, be said, is trying to find ways and means of giving people living in places such Typhoid Outbreak DRUGGIST QUESTIONED AFTER VACCINE THEFT MONTREAL (CP)-A Montreal druggist and three of his employees today were questioned by provincial polite in connection with Monday's theft of $30,000 worth of Salk vaccine from a University of Montreal laboratory. Police said they wanted information about 300 vials of polio vaccine purchased by the druggist from an unknown sales man. Police said the druggist purchased 100 vials of vaccine from a salesman who appeared to have authentic credentials but was unknown to the druggist. Later in the day, a second purchase brought the total to over 300 vials. Leopold Trotrier, deputy director of the Quebec Provincial Police, said it is possible the vaccine entered the trade legally even though the serial numbers on the vials were similar to those stolen from the university.

Civic and provincial health officials say the puzzling theft of $30,000 worth of emergency Salk polio vaccine is a severe blow to the campaign against Quebec's polio epidemic. "Children will be the victims." said Dr. Adelard Groulx, head of Montreal's health department. The vaccine, enough for 75,000 inoculations, was earmarked for 59 municipal clinics planning to give second shots to children and teen-agers. "The theft is quite a blow" to the program, said Dr.

Lionel Forte, assistant director of the institute of biology and hygiene in suburban Laval des Rapides, where four masked gunmen made off with 10,000 vials of vaccine in a pre-dawn raid. The means by which the thieves hoped to profit from the well-planned and slickly executed theft puzzled both police and medical authorities. There was speculation they planned to try to sell the precious vaccine at inflated prices to private doctors, but most medical men thought there was little chance of such a black-market operation succeeding. The vaccine must be kept under temperature control 10 degrees fahrenheit or it will be useless after 48 hours. And it is relatively easy to spot degenerated vaccine since it turns from a clear, cherry-colored liquid to a cloudy mixture.

"If a person were given a shot of degenerated vaccine It could cause a violent reaction," Dr. Groulx said. More Rural Than Urban Accidents The AkJrta Safety Council reported recently that traffic deaths are three times more frequent in the rural districts than in urban areas. Dunne the first six months of 1939. 101 Albertans were killed in car aceidenti.

Slightly above the long-term average, 83 were killed in the country and 18 in the city. According to a council spokesman, the rural death rate is attributable to two things: "the abundance of driving done on open roads, which most often are in rurd areas, and increased speed." In safety checks, police have found that the technical defects most commonly at fault are: rear lights, brakes, front lights and the exhaust systems. The spokesman also said eimt times more men than women die in auto accidents. Also, one out of every five traffic fatalities occur on Saturday. Sunday is the second most hazardous.

Quakes Hit Siberia LONDON (Reuters) A strong earthquake hit the Baikal Lake area of eastern Siberia Saturday night, the Soviet news agency Tass reported Monday. Shocks were feH in Ulan-L'dea, Irkutsk, Chita and other inhabited places, Tass added. day when he was knocked down in a hotel parking lot at 9th Ave. and 4th St. S.E.

Mr. Cobum told police be was walking past the hotel at about 1 a.m., when man asked him tor some money and Immediately knocked him down. When Mr. Cobum attempted to rise he was knocked down again. The pensioner said he was left alone, got up and after walking some distance found that his wallet containing $65 of a $70 pension cheque cashed Monday was missing.

He told police that a wtist watch and receipt book he had in his possession were also missing. Police said Mr. Cobura, has "limited use" of his eyes. as High River and Drumheller the same services as those living in larger cities. A branch was recently opened in Lethbridge and will be in full operation by Oct.

1. PHYSIOTHERAPY Chief treatment in the crippling disease is physiotherapy and the society employs physiotherapists who travel in mobile units to serve those unable to so to the various centres. In Calgary last year, 1,600 patients received treatment. "It is most important that patients should receive early treatment as in tour out of five cases, early diagnosis sometimes means there is no disablement. Treatment in our clinics must be prescribed by a family doctor," Mr.

Dunlop stressed. In Calgary, he said, the society is financed by the Community Chest. People are asked to pay if it is at all possible, but a large percentage receive free treatment. 'The Calgary branch has a great deal of which it can be proud," he said. "They have developed many services and have an excellent record.

Chief project at the moment, Mr. Dunlop added, is working for the provision of andther mobile unit, which it is hoped will be accomplished in the near future. The "mit at the woods" is on again. Today was the opening day of the big game hunting season in most areas of the province. A handful of hopeful hunters were known to have left the city this morning.

The biggest traffic to the hunting retreats is expected during the Labor Day weekend. The big game zones opened this morning were 1 to 9 and 10 and 12 to 13. The only change over pre -lous years is in the length of the season longer this year by two weeks in most areas. BAG MUTTS Bag limits are still the same; one animal of the amlered group, deer, elk, moose or caribou, plus one male sheep, and one gout per hunter. The sheep must be the big horn variety with at least a three-quarter curl.

The goat can be of enter sex. Hunters are also allowed one bear, either black, brown or grizzly. The cost of hunting licences for Albertans is $3, with an extra $10 for sheep or goats. Non-resident licences are $100. or $30 if the hunter is from another Canadian province.

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(CP) Eight typhoid fever cases have now been reported in this area about 120 miks north of North Bay, Dr. E. R. Harris, local medical officer, said Monday. Four cases were reported in Haileybury Sunday, in addition to the four reported last week.

The victims are known to have attended a gathering of about 200 iix ago. Anglican Church Leaders Meet STE. ANNE DE BELLEVUE, Que. (CP) The Anglican Church of Canada's general synod the church governing body opened its 20th general session here today. aw i atmgiMll Be Sure to See This Rare Demonstration, Wednesday through Saturday Only From England An Expert Who Makes Exquisite Grown Staffordshire Florals Before Your Eyes! 1 Have you wondered how it was possible to croft such fine china? Then you'll be interested in this unusual display watch while Mrs.

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