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PACS THIRTtE'l baskxtoov mu -phoenix, itvrdat, jamart it, ii No LADY PATIENCE WINNER IN GARBAGE FIGI1T Joke Onl. Builds For Care of $6 Million Hospital Injured Workingmen Scholarships Anked Increased TORONTO (CP) The National Federation of Canadian University Students wants the introduction of 10,000 scholarships of 5550, on the principle that one should be available to any student who satisfies university entrance requirements. The federation said Friday it will submit a brief to every provincial government urging consideration of the suggestion. Money would come from an increase in federal-provincial bursaries. The federation, run by a group of students selected by student governments from most Canadian universities, admitted reaction to such a suggestion was not generally favorable.

But most enlightened individuals agree that something must be done," BASINGSTOKE, Eng. (Reuters) Lady Patience Guinness Friday won her long light with her garbageman. The garbageman has been refusing to empty Lady Patiences garbage can since last September. But a special meeting of the town council listened to a renewed appeal today and agreed to instruct the garbageman to collect the offending can once a month. Other local residents have theirs dumped once a week.

The difficulty over the Guinness garbage can results from the fact that it reposes at the far end of a driveway 70 yards long. The garbageman objected to walking that far and insisted Lady Patience carry the can to the street entrance. Lady Patience, widow of Sir About one patient in three has trouble with the English language and can only understand what we say through an interpreter, Miss Crosby said. Men speak in German, Swedish, French, Italian and a dozen other languages as they ride stationary miles on wheel-less bicycles. Others repair torn leg muscles by pumping power for jig saws and lathes in the carpentry shops.

In one comer, a diesel engineman restores power to his right arm by endlessly throwing a make believe brake lever. Much of this equipment we have built as we went along, Miss Crosby said. We'll have to take it with us, you just cant buy these things. through physical therapy whirlpool baths, massage and light exercise. From there the men there are no women patients at Malton go to heavier exercises, work on looms or in the carpentry shops.

The last stage is the basement. Here the patients practise the skills nearest to the t-ade to which they hope to return. "This is our frustration room. Miss Crosby says. Inside, a man who shovelled coal for a living endlessly shovels coal over a lew fence.

On the other side, another patient shovels it back. The work is good for shoulder muscles. Chief problem for the staff of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and occupation therapists is the language barrier. Helpful Free Book For Folks Who Are A Little Hard of Hearing BRUCE WILSON, 6, smiles from an ambulance stretcher as he lies in the hospital emergency room in Springfield, with a metal dart in his head. He was struck by the dart while playing with a group of youngsters.

The dart was removed and the boy escaped serious injury. PARISHIONERS SPLIT ON LOTTERY WINNINGS fc EASTBOURNE, Eng. (Reuters) thrill program. Britons buy 1 Parishioners at St. Johns Angii- can Church are split on how to handle 1,000 won in a government-sponsored lottery.

Some dont want the church to touch the money. Others say it should be used to aid the parish in this seaside resort. The money was won underthe governments saving with' a bonds and get the opportunity win up to 1,000. The prize money comes from what normally would be paid for Interest on a savings account and the bonds can be cashed at any time. Prime Minister Macmillan the premium bond plan in 1956 when he was chancellor of the exchequer, and some lead NEW YORK (Special) A hope-filled new book for folks who arent deaf, but juat a little hard of hearing, was hailed by S.

F. Poaen, noted acoustical scientist. Posen stated, This valuable book can be a blessed comfort to folks who ask themselves: What caused mo to lose some of my hearing? What can I do about it now? Will it get better or worse? If it gets worse, what can I do to overcome it? By BRUCE LEVETT Canadian Press Staff Writer TORONTO (CP) Windows rat tie in the wind and rainwater drips musically into buckets, but the old Workmens Compensation Board hospital and rehabilitation centre is going through its last winter. with one of the most progressive compensation acts in the world, is budding a hospital to match. In 1956, 3,722 persons were admitted to the hospital or clinic at suburban Malton Airport 22 buildings which were RCAF barracks during the Second World War.

They stayed on an average, 42 days. TO ACCOMMODATE 500 Meanwhile, a few miles away on the northern outskirts of Tor onto, a 56,000,000 hospital is tak lug shape 14 buildings to house the latest techniques and equipment and to take care of 500 men at a time. The board already owns its own administration building A five-storey, 54,000,000 structure completed on the Toronto waterfront in 1948. One of the things the Workmens Compensation Board of Ontario tries to teach the injured is to forget what he has lost and make the best of what he has, said Michael Willan, assistant administrator. We have been doing the best with what we have.

Much of the equipment in the physical therapy rooms has been designed cn the premises and built by patient-labor. Hand ex ercise boards designed and built as a rehabilitation project at the Malton hospital have been ship ped all over Canada. FOR RAILWAYMEN In the back yard is the life-size mock-up of a boxcar so that injured railroaders may practise climbing the ladders and handling the brakes. Up the ramps convalescing workmen trundle wheelbarrows, carrying heavier loads as they regain their strength. I climbed ail over, through and under bcxcars for a week to get that thing the right size, says Joan Crosby, head of occupational therapy at Malton.

A painter injured in a fail regains the use of his legs and his confidence on a ladder nearby. His waist is snugged by a safety belt. Delegations from places as remote as South Africa and Arctic Sweden have come to study the techniques developed here. We start the patients off gently in our gymnasium, Miss Crcsby says, "Always under the guidance of the doctors, we move them along War Secret Is Destroyed DOVER, England (Reuters) A wooden pylon 250 feet high which caused wartime rumors of a secret death ray was destroyed Friday by government order. The pylon was one of four erected in great secrecy early in the war as part of Britains radar screen.

Rumors spread that Britain had discovered a secret ray to beat the German bombers. The rumors were strengthened by a surprising number of motorists driving along the lonely coastal road who found their car engines stalled when they passed the pylons. 1 Gossip multiplied the number1 of stopped cars by 10 and Brit- ons thrilled to the thoueht a secret ray was defending them. The third of the pylons was blown uo Friday by a charge of! exolosives. The fourth and last 1 will continue to be used by the BBC for television relays.

I The air ministry pronounced this epitath for the pylons Fri-j day Radar nevnr stnppd a mo-1 tor car engine. It w'as just one cf thos things." 1 But the ministry could not ex-i nlain why so manv autos broke down near the pylons in those early war days. KUD, Kashmir (Reuters) Sheikh Abdullah, the Lion of Kashmir," returned to political life in Kashmir Friday after 4'A years in prison without trial. Come Early Stay Late! JANUARY SALE 2 Big Days Monday and Tuesday January 13 and 14 Furniture Drygoods Ladies Coats, Suits, Hats and Carcoats Mens Coats, Suits, Jackets and Carcoats Plus many other specials! Door Prizes Fricsen's Dept. Store Rosthern, Sask.

Shipwreck Hero Dies in Prison TRENTON. N.J. (AP)-George W. Regers, one-time hero of the Morro Castle ship disaster and later a convicted murderer, died in Trenton State Prison Friday where he was serving a life sentence. He was 56.

Rogers was sentenced in 1955 for bludgeoning to death 83 year-old William Hummel and his spinster daughter, Edith, 58, neighbors in Bayonne. Rogers was acclaimed a hero in 1934. He was credited with saving hundreds of lives when he remained at his radio operators post aboard the burning luxury liner Morro Castle off the New Jersey coast. He was one of the last persons to leave the ship. Typhoon Hits Guam GUAM (AP) Typhoon Ophelia raked the Ponape district of the Carolina Islands Friday morning with 100-miles-an-hour winds, destroying houses and injuring at least three persons.

Trust territory headquarters at Ponape reported about one-third of the housing at Kolonia Island was destroyed and all other structures damaged. $57.85 Winter VACATIONING in Cdfwm VISIT SANTA CRUZ Arthur Guinness, former president of the International Cham-ber of Commerce, was helped in her appeal by her neighbors. 81-year-old Lord Dorchester and 70-year-old Sir Claude Gidney, both members of the council. You cannot expect a lady to carry her dustbin to the bottom of her drive, Lord Dorchester commented. That is a man job.

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Johns Parish Hall invested 40 in premium bonds last year. The winning bond is in the name of the committee treasurer, Bernard Dean. The church has not won the 1,000 nor has the vicar, Rev. Philip Richards," Dean said. "The money has Men won by me, in my name, on behalf of the committee, and we shall decide what shall be done with it." The trouble has arisen because some church officials are frightened that some of the wealthy supporters of St.

Johns, who are opposed to gambling in any form, will withdraw their support if they think this money is going to the church," one member said. Hanson Lake Drilling Work Starts FLIN FLON-A drilling program is now being started at Hanson Lake to determine what type of shaft will be sunk by the Hanson Lake Mining Company. Lew Parres, of the company, said here Friday that Griffith Brothers, of Bisset, had been awarded the drilling con tract and would be moving equip ment in from Lac la Ronge immediately to start the drilling program. Mr. Parres also revealed that an extensive geophysical survey had recently been completed and indications from the survey point to a larger ore body on the prop erty than was originally discovered.

He said the decision to carry out more drilling before starting to sink a shaft had resulted from the survey. Mr. Parres pointed out that the problem of sinking, the shaft was whether to go down with a one-and-a-half-compartment unit or sink a three-compartment shaft at the beginning. It was pointed out that the cost of construction of a one-and-a-half-compartment shaft is not a great deal less than a three-compartment and thus if the latter was warranted this would be the better one to sink at the start of operations. Santa Cruz California's famous utmmtr playground is now a favorite uinttr vacation spot, too! Smart winter vacationists discover the refreshing tempo of an historic past, thrill to Santa Cruz warm '(tA winter days, bright skies, winter gardens in bloom, myriad sports at its best! Verdant hills and valleys, giant woods march beside the Pacific Coast's most beautiful seascapes! I WINTER VACATION COSTS A ARE LOWER IN SANTA CRUZ! OF Civic go by TC2ADrj oriel SAVE THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY January 16, 17, 18 TO EASTERN CANADA RETURN LI MIT 25 DAYS ONE-WAY FARE AND ONE-TENTH FOR THE ROUND TRIP Fine highways approach from all California points.

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Fifteen minutes later, the defence department said the beast performed accurately over a limited range. At 2:38 p.m., the now-cbsolete Navaho roared skyward and fol lowed the Atlas trail down across the chain of missile-tracking sta-tions that reaches more than 5.000 miles from here to the southern tip of Africa. The Atlas, designed to carry hydrogen warhead across the seas at a speed of 10.000 miles an hour, is th only U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile that has been tested. Another, the Titan, is not yet ready for firing.

Although it also has a 5 000 mile range, the Navaho is pow ered by a ramjet engine and is capable of speeds of only about 1.000 miles an nour, whirh could make it an easy prey of faster-flying let attack planes. The Atlas was the first missile to blast away from Cape Canav eral'since Dec. 19. Since then, efforts to step up the firing program and chew awav at Russias lead in the field have been stvmied by foul weather. Fridays rtouhle firing unim oortant as the Navaho test might bpwas evidence of U.S.

capability to test-fire the weapons it is striving to bring into mass production. It was the first time two huge missiles ever had been fired in such close proximity. The distance the three-stage Atlas flew Friday probably was about 600 miles, the same range covered by another Atlas last Dec. 17 in the first successful test of the weapon. No Guarantee On Maltese Jobs LONDON (Reuters) The Colonial office said Friday night Britain could not guarantee the level of employment in Malta.

On Dec. 30 Maltese Prime Minister Dorn Mintoff said if Britain fails to provide work for discharged workers in the Royal Navy dockyards in Malta the colony would break her ties with Britain. Wednesday, however, Mintoff said there would be no need to sever connections with Britain on Maltas economic problems. A colonial office statement Friday night said Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd "does not propose to reply publicly to Min-toffs call for new negotiations. Free Book on Arthritis And Rheumatism How to Avoid Crippling Deformities An amazing newly enlarged 36-page book entitled Arthritis-Rheumatism will be sent free to anyone who will write for it.

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Brooklyn Youth U.S. Chess Champ NEW YORK (CP) Bobby Fischer, 14 year old Brooklyn schoolboy, is the new chess champion of the United States. He finished the 13-round tournament with 102 points, drawing in the final round with A1 Turner, who played a queens Indian defence. After 18 moves, Turner offered a draw and Fischer accepted. At this point, Samuel Reschev-sky of New York, an international grandmaster, was engaged in an exciting match with William Lombardy, world junior champion, and stood a chance of equalling Fischers score.

But Lombardy engineered a dangerous attack against the vwhite king on the open king's knights file, and eventually succeeded. Reshevsky resigning on the 41st move. Reshevsky finished second in the tournament, with 9Y2 points Humor Too Among Thieves MONTREAL (CP) Leon' C. Boussard has apparently Come up against one of those thieves ameng whom there is both honor and humor. Boussard, chief information officer for the International Civil Aviation Organization here, had his Mercedes-Benz car stolen Christmas Eve.

And his Christmas cheer a case cf rum and a case of sherry was inside it. Several days later Boussard got, this telegram, collect, from Quebec City: Having a wonderful time. Wish you were here. Signed, Mercedes." Police recovered the car and the case was closed. So were the two cases inside.

Not a drop had been taken. Joe Rothschild, Sportsman, Dies TORONTO (CP) Joseph (Joe) Rothschild, 67, sportsman and director of Joseph E. Seagram and Son, died Friday night Miami Beach, Fia. A Toronto resident and a native of Sudbury, Mr. Rothschild was an outstanding curler before suffering a heart attack several years ago.

He played amateur baseball and lacrosse in Sudbury and served on the executive of hockey teams in Northern Ontario as well as being a referee and baseball umpire. He was Ontario sales manager for Snagram until his recent retirement and was active in the running of the Canadian open golf championship for the last 20 years. His brother, Sam Rothschild of Sudbury is president of the Dominion Curling Association. Well-Known in Public Health WINNIPEG (CP) Dr, F. W.

Jackson, 69. former director of federal health services and former deputy minister nf health in Manitoba, died Friday at his home here. A native of Stonewall, Dr. Jackson achieved international recognition for his work in public health. He retired in 1936.

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