@ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Jan. 24, 1966,

Automobile Injuries Called - Canadian Health Problem

MONTREAL (CP) — A panel jlar lerae inter-state highways of the |

- of doctors has described in-

juries resulting from automo- eat ‘rural roads, he’ said. ‘py far the| He said that with the present | most important health problem |climate of public opinion,. he ex-

bile accidents as im Canada.”

Dr. Kenneth Wilson, associate ‘improvements in vehicles in the

professor of-clinical surgery at the-- University of Ottawa, traffic injuries are ‘‘the No. 1

‘eguse of death among Canadians than are human failings. ©

between 18 and 55 years of age.’

Dr. Wilson said the number j|tect against persons being hurled of fatal and non-fatal injuries |from cars in an accident, | has been rising at a rate of 11 |said.

per cent every year for the last six years.

This was ahead of the rate of |greater than where persons are in the not thrown-from the vehicle. number of vehicles on the roads |PUBLIC COMPLACENT

- and in the millions of miles ‘Safety latches now are being

increase in population,

. travelled.

The doctor was one of a group said,.Dr. Campbell.

of specialists who discyssed traf. |

fic injuries during the annual jor otherwise demanding safety / meeting of the Royal College of |devices in cars, .maybe because | Physicians and Surgeons of Can-|they assume they already have |

ada.,, The estimated cost of actors | 1

accidefits in- 1964, all factors considered, was “in excess of $4,000,000,000,"’ said Dr. Wilson, who also heads the Traffic In-

.. jury Research Foundation of | third. the sineuont that occur |

’ Canada

In 1965, 4,800 Canadians were killed in auto accidents and 149,500 were injured. HUMAN FACTOR

Dr. Wilson said drivers are responsible for almost all accl- dents that occur.

He said he and other special- |

iets in. Canada plan research on | _ TORONTO

the physical and mental health

of drivers involved in accidents, |‘

end on the effects of i

impairment |' brought about by alcohol “or

ether chemicals.” “These are major factors in driver-failure,” he said. Dr. Fraser ee ee - eur; at McGill University, & Montreal, said internal injuries im traffic accidents now are not always fatal as in the past. This was partly the result of progress made in research on euch matters as shock—a sub- ject of intensive study at Mon- "Dr. B. F. Campbell of Cornell said in the

has -been-a “‘general decline” ia incidence of traffic . acci-

nese Plan

Australian Plant

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PERTH, Australia (AP)—Jap”

- @nese interests will build a £9,

* 000,000 (Australian) ($21,500,000) ‘fron ore pelletizing plent in Western Australia.

The decision has béen made by representa tives of the Koran Mining Co. Ltd. end T. Kakiuchi and Co., after discus-

- - slons--with -the—-west-- Australian |- state government and Mount Gibson leaseholder Alan Mac- Dougall.

The site for the plant will be either Fremantle or—Geraldton, West Australia—both about 200 miles from the source of the ore at Mount Gibson.

Cold And Water Delay Drilling

HAY RIVER, N.W.T. (CP)—|

Severe cold and water problems have slowed the drilling sched- ule of Patricia Silvér Mines Ltd. Louis Cadesky, a company

is generally lower than on |

|pects ‘‘there will be a lot of |

next few years.’ But he added that mechanical failures are no more at. fault |

Efforts should continue to pro- |

The risk of such “ejected” ipersons being killed is 2% times |

included’ on all new U.S. cara, Tie public are not picketing,

them,;’ the U.S. doctor said.

Dr. Campbell said. ‘safety atches have cut by 50 per cent | the. “frequency with which doors |

spring open in. auto accidents.” Seat belts had reduced by one- |

perial Oil ae Up

(CP) — re net | Ltd. said -heve. net earnings for 1965 totalled $86,-

$2.50 earned in 1964.

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Petroleum and chemical prod- ucts Sales for 1965 were_up | seven per cent to 366,000 barrels | a day, and net production of | crude. oil and natural gas liquids totalled 115,000 barrels a day, a | slight increase over 1964. ee a

Coal Production | And Imports Up |

OTTAWA (CP)—Coal produc- tion in Canada reached 11,571,- 722. tons last year, highest since 1958, but next increased’ to |

16,069,635 their highest | level since "987.

“ cepert | by the Domin- |

fon. Bureau Statistics said

oe 2:2 per cent higher than the 1964 output. of | 11,319,828 tons but imports | showed a nine-per-cent rise from |

14,744,525 tons. For jon was |

tons, down from 1,243,- Li ae the same month of 1964. |

rere 684560 tons cont || to 605,169 a year earlier.

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is a patient in the Souris Hos- pital.

Nher continued illness-«in the Prince Edward Island Hosoital.

to Charlottetown recently Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pel. Rollo Bay West

te Burke in the Prince Ed-

pro- moter and supervisor of drilling, | ward Island Hospital.

said ina telephone. fn-| terview. The mot yet been penetrated.

of Patricia Silver increased swiftly Friday on the Montreal | Stock Exchange before drop- ping back.

The company has property. on ‘the southwest end of Pine Point holdings, 600 miles. north of Ed- monton.. Pine Point has rich

q lead-zine deposits.

‘Alta, Farmers Asking Probe |

EDMONTON (cP) — te | Farmers Union of. Alberta has asked the provincial government to establish com- missions to investigate taxation | and car insurance costs.

in a brief: to the |

cabinet, ra asked the aor —.«.ment._to._launch—a—;

combat poverty in Alberta, rec-

“close observation

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ommending of the plan: presently being car- |

tied out in Quebec.”’

On taxation, FUA said “agriculture is bearing a some- what larger share of property

. taxes than are other segments af our. society, atly when

partioul we recal] the farmers disparity.

. i income.”

On auto insurance, the FUA'|

requested an “unbiased apprai-

‘over-burden had |

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JAPANESE PRINT BOOKS

Mrs.-Frank Wood, Rollo Bay |

Friends of Mrs. William Burke, | | Armadale are sorry to learn of |

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John Francis was a_ visitor |

viited :

Campbells sister Mrs. Wil- |

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| Japan is the world’s third- | He said there is nothing new | third-ranking publisher of. books to report after being told shares | with about 25,000 new titles a

year.

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