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Reviewed By Ghevrier

OTTAWA. Oct. 1O - (OE-Bel. ancing Canada's manpower budget is as essential as balancing the tin- ancial budget and great strides have been made toward placinl health. happiness and peace o!’ mind above the monetary system._ Transport Minister Ohevrler said; tonight in an address prepared tor‘ delivery.

Mr. Chevrier, speaking on the CBC trans-Canada network in a free time political series, outlined Canada's post-war position and said the country's economic suc- cess in war years had provided. courage for the attainment of; peacetime goals. i "Canadians want a better peach‘

time life. jobs for all, better mar- kets lor their‘ products, a decent income, wider opportunity tor personal advancement and in- urcased p-ersonal security," he said. "Canadians have learned much from the bitter experience of war, but above all they have learned from the war the benelite o! tree co-operation between Government and all groups in the community"

Despi-te the disruptions of trans- forming the country's economy from war to peace. employment had returned to a high level with approximately 4.700.000 Canadian: gainfully employed in June com- pared to the war peak o! 5.000.-

000.

“A full pay envelope makes for ta contented people anti this is the lhcsi. prevciition again war," Mr. Chevrier said.

By international ctr-operation and export credits to impover- ,ished countries Canada was seek- ‘ing to ensure maintenance of ex- lpcirt trade (i0 per cent highgr in dollar value than in the pro-war iyears. Capacity employment in industry and steady markets at adequate prices for farmers would

provide a high rate oi domestic tconsumption. Coupled with these

programs ‘was socl-al and economic 1i8giSiBil0Il intended to provide a -measure of security against want I and unemployment. i

iFormuia Adopted After BLL: Debate

I FREDERIOTON, N B.. Opt 10\ (OP) — The union o! New Bruns- ‘ wick municipalities adopted a 1m»- ‘muia late this afternoon after de- voting the second day o! its an- :nual convention to the question of how a provincial grant, in lieu 01 1M0"!!! lB-X. would be spread among the municipalities.

The accepted plan. presented by h if. A. Robichcud. Kent County chairman of a nine-man commit- l tee set up by the union to bring in a formula, would distribute l$l.842.092 among the municipali- {tias on a basis regarded by its l sponsors as most suitable and fair under existing conditions. a The adopted formula would give 1 cities 55 per cent oi’ the antici- :uated grant and counties 28 per cent. both on a per capita basis. while towns would receive l7 per {cent distributed on the basis of

their 1946 warrants.

During the hours of discussion and deliberation. debate grew ,'h-;oted and sometimes bitter as delegates rose to express views pro ;nrid con. At one time. rift arising ,i'rom proposed reduction in the percentage to be allotted to cities became so wide that the Saint Jalin and Moncicn delegations threatened to with-zirziw.

This developed “hen Mayor G. inc. Bridges 0f Mmicfon offered inn amendment which would raise ithe portion tor the cities to a .l"‘lDl‘E suitable figure from the ur- iban standpoint. In the resultant icnnirover=i' Maw“ James D. Mc-

-K=nna. Saint John. declared his holds that Rome's framed baths l; got, 1mg m; Emma); wicleqafion had come to "who1e- were begun first for the therapeu- Two men under whom Gersou heart-edlv runner-t" the Robichaud 6c welfare o! lmiician victims. served during the war years praised plan. and it would appear that "Literally tho -' oi remedies his efficient: . (Din-e was Major A. J. there was “no further use tor have been tried." Dr. Fishbdn Lawrence o Montreal. formerly in us" in the convention. . says, "from red ﬂannel. which had charge o! the production depart- - Eventually the em-entﬁ-m-en-ii ‘was oomcﬂmerit begvi-SF itpgélpl-iezvehesrgi "La/Hirer ‘itllgggwirlli/a: SRPlIwCt-rl: uihhdmv niicr mcu non one st, n s of eao-s. ay . 00ml)! v‘ q n m hi... toga few simple th‘ngs -scane- ontreal that dealt with chemicals

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Examines Mystery Behind Arthritis

By WILLIAM GLOVER.

NEW YORK, Oct 1U -—( ) —- Science soon may,» oper. up i big research guns against arthritis, one o! mankind's oldest, most devilish and ooetiw ailments. Don't expect the attack to brng early success. The "great cripple?‘ ranks with the toughest riddles medical men eve-r have taidsled. its physical eliecrs have been fairly well tabbed. but the oauee at one tihe cure at the other, and much o! the pathology ‘ ‘ween is uncharted morass. Qllﬂltliis have had o. field day - as they have hiad with other great ailments befcne genome cures were discovered — and arth- ritis investigators estimate that millions or dollars are wasted an.‘ nusilly on ' ' trumis

chlefly to tihc foot bit-at no one’ ever has been-known tc die from any at the widely diversified forms: of arthritis. Yet millions are at- flioted, and it. attects 10 times as‘ nmy persons as tuberculosis or, dabotes. seven times as many as oanicer — more than oanoer. i-iub.i ercizlosis, diabetes and heart dis-‘ ease oombinetl. One-third o! all

individuals past b5 years oi age are

artzhritics. "In human suffering and coon. omric loss it is the deadliest o! all diseases," says Dr William Fish- beln in explaining the Last: of the United States Natonal Arthritis Research liiaiuiiiiatlon. “No one :'s. sale from it, for it can strike in intancy as well as in older He. It apparently tennis ho atflliict men in middle ago. when they vwruld other-i wise be at the peak of their pro. ductive calzac-‘ty " ,

A‘ Open Inquiry

The arthritis ioundation was set up last year as a oo-ordnated e1- fort of the US Public Health Ser. vice and of sponsors oi the 10o N. Levi Memorial Hospital, Hot Springs Ark. a nonsectarlian institution which has treated 185,- 000 tics since 1814. On Oct. 7 the foundation will launch a ooun-trynvide campaign to r8489 32.500000 to start a diversified, long-range inquiry into the what. how and why 0.1 the circa-so.

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sure you wouldn't tell unless it were necessary," " -- Westmore stood up abruptly - "I'm a little weary, and I think I'll turn in. I'll leave you two to talk this out by yourselves. When Westmore had gone. Ade- laide Bylngton began her story to Rusty. It wasn't a pleasant tale that she told. (To be continued.)

Conclusion

OTTAWA, Oat 10 -(CP)--'Iihe» week-long conspiracy trial o! Har- Old Samuel Gerson, 41-year-old tor- mer munitions department oiflcial‘ drew near its end today as the, Crown finished questioning its 11th and iinal witroess. ' i???” $311 l A Ysiiug tn: t: we crossex e '_* its.‘ witness when M“ Jusﬂca q, p, TLhe (Clctobelr, IIIIQGUIIQ o! thehAug- McFarlantfs Ontario Supreme "it? Qaful - -w">i~ M mt? g"? C°“",,,“°’“§‘..,{ﬁ“{§‘e’ h u: 3590i rs‘ opentgtxldbv s-iggliﬁrylrastitukt: morn g an en av . O - s 1 . d, foloued by the Creed 1n unl- ﬁiiﬁﬁﬂi“ o‘ cam“: ddmctson. Roll call responded to by ti!-

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to write to Mrs. MacDcnesl Musical Festival. The committee re~

one other han Herb know the ports were heard new onesisp- . truth, shoul anything go wroriii." newt-ed Sick and Prone-m. Milo She gave Rusty a wry smile. "I'm Reta Cameron. Mrs. Ian MacGieg-

or. It was also decided to have lunoh for next nth. Those a

received from roll call. Mrs. Ken Cameron kindly irwlted members tn her home for annual meetiitvg. Pro- gram consisted cf guitar ""11 played by two of our members. Meeting closed by singing Um shill! the King. Collection $130.

In Memes-ism

SHIRLEY ARI-ENE YOUNG

A shadow at gloom was cast over Red Point and Klngsboro by

.3 _ o.‘ teen members and two visitors. One glgerggh’ ca} Rﬁﬁ“‘§§,'§.m§‘°‘u new member joined, Minutes of the chats“ mm conspiring to com; last regular meeting were read and munlcatc confidential information "Ppmved- Em “nmimum 1° 50° 1°’ m, Russll Ha was one 0g 13 gov. paid for sick treat. Correspondence emmen-t otilcials detained last!

Feb. 15.bethe day bﬁglrgsdais espiglé, age pro was pu announ I by Prime Minister Mackenzie King.

Mr. Justice McFarland opened today's proceedings with the an.- nounceitnent to the jury that, alter a trial within a trial While they were abwnt. he had come to the conclusion that , should admit for this trial the evi erice Gerson gave beIora the Royal Commission on espionage.

One or the key pieces o! evidence was a sheet of paper taken from Embassy files which concerned the use of the super-explosive RDX in certain shells and was shown to be unofficial report to Gerson would have access. Further he ad- mitted that t-he handwriting was his but could not account for how

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worry.

It seems iairlv woll established thnit there is no familial teaidency or sissceptlbiliiy to airthrltls. m‘ that it is related poeieveiy to any other disease.

"There does seem to be some evidence that the activities and ex- posure o1 wan- sﬂrvibﬂ “We 011 an uicreiase of zirtihrritb among tor. m-er servicemen." says Dr. Fish- belr; "and there is a lcit of evi- dence mart. tl-e wnddtimi is oiten uruawi by some tom of erm- tional shook. but it is never the ex- climive factor. and there is no evi- dence that it cangbe Diqiti? caused mental dsninbanoe ‘ Qng o m4; big problems in tn. vestigating is that till usual test an'mals—robblts, ‘i051 8M $911199 pigs - are. no more susceptible to creation or arthritic oonditona til-ran is the ieet of the entiml lsnsdom. man ext!!!)b95-

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and explosives. Gei-son became his assistant

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crane’ housing in many parts oi’ Nobel. a short distance

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etoﬂ home in Nobel village. Ontario. in the course

o! recovering valuable building mateﬂale (or vet-

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,her 13th year. alter a brie! illness of lass than two days. Proiound sorrow is lelt for the parents and members o! the family,

She leaves to mourn their lose besides her parents. three sisters and two brothers, Blanche, MID-

P‘ Iﬂret and Charlotte. Howard and

pointed were . Bryce Clarke _ M“ Emwﬂm N i M"- 1"; claiihtgntuneral service at her late MWGNWT- Th‘ "In $137 W" home and the committal service

in Kingsboro Cemetery were con- ducted by Rev. H. R. Bell.

A large concourse ot relatives and friends assembled at than services .to show their sympathy with the bereaved hmily. end to pay their respects to a ovad one called away in the early stages el lite and youth.

The floral tributes were beauti- (ul and numerous. A quartette supplied the music and sang “Precious Jewels". "Sate in the Arms of Jesus" and "No Parting There." Pall bearers were at: young men, Horace MacDonald, Boswell Robertson, Olinton Stew- art. Peter Stewart, Eidon Stewart. George Robertson. The undertaker Sterling Dingwell. Sculls.

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