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14 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Mey 31, 1965 if ¢ fi The AP world spotlight this week reports on a French campaign to wipe out unlicensed medical practitioners. PARIS (AP) -- It took the ldeath of a baby and a long} lwrangle over a disputed leuke-| 'mia cure to stir up the French! to a determined campaign to} iwipe out unlicensed medical) |practitioners using every kind) lof "cure" from pendulums to} | mystic bicycles | Some Frenchmen believe) \their neighborhood healer can ido a better job than the local |doctor -- not necessarily at a} llower cost--in curing every-| |thing from a burned finger to} leancer of the liver, and they| | pay enough to make a good liv-| 'ing for the practitioners. | | | Perhaps it was Gaston Naes-| sens, a former service station| operator, who had as much to do with the campaign as any lbody. He gained a reputation) |Death Of A Baby In France | Sparked National Clean-up | tation work of implements, the work, said the court, of "a whimsical and bizarre handyman, ' Naessens went to Canada last year to treat the leukemia- stricken son of Rene Guynemer of Laval, Que., a Montreal sub- jurb. The three - year - old boy went to Montreal to treat 'ic, !ater died son of @ restaurant owner with f --_ age eo soe ag 'a + ' ' }brought the hottest headlines in ye ond which he called) prance was the death of Dom- i koczy, afi 18- ¥ For weeks, Naessens was the girl. os in a Wades weer -- ped be giorno tipped over on her last March, out in ourts as , si , there was substance. to hisling taken to hospital, the child clalaoe Thien for iilegally prac|T7ae created by the local plum- A oS ended tising medicine, and fined him vat aa' dae, pager. 18,000 francs ($3,800), the max-| qieg imum, and added 5,000 francs Patio stiles th punitive damage for benefit of} Despite stories in the press a local medical association jand the announced intention of of eeis uk * |the government to file charges CALLED MORAL SWINDLE |against unlicensed healers, a Naessens claimed not only to\crowd of faithful gathered at have isolated the "germ" caus-/the plumber's door the day ing cancer, but to have devel-|after the child died, waiting to oped a serum to combat it.|share in the prayer session he French scientists testified in conducted regularly. court that germ and cure were fakes. The prosecution called it a "real moral swindle," Naessens is neither a trained|government had been waiting physician nor pharmacist, but|for. It began preparation long has shown talent in experimen-|ago of a new law to increase He devised a whole net-'the penalties for such practice. against unlicensed . practition- > PEPPEPPPPL PEPE PL PPL PE ELPA PAPAL AAP still like the ing the on the lown The newspaper Camp algN\prescribes the time and place} |for ers was just what the French! primages--all for a fee. The trouble has 10 times more exciting than a medical one. Every corner. of practitioners of styles of heal-jcure based on leges. Jean Bergeras, spokesman on istry of there never has been a census , been--and is--that some Frenchmen healers. A mystic cure is is widely practised here. Gold and silver needles are plunged into certain muscular or nery- ous centres until the patient looks like a dart board. . country has its full-time} Extremely widespread is a the supposed unknown to the medical col-|transfer of a mystic 'fluid' 'from the hands of the healer jinto the body of the patient. |The transfer accomplished through massage or passing of the hands over the affected part in a series of gestures designed subject for the French min- public health said the number of healers in France but a figure used in the|to generate a magnetic accord press is 40,000. "It could be more, or could be less,"' says Bergeras. The variety of France _ ee the radiesthe-| Angeles Dodgers reactivated sists, who diagnose and pre-|firc: hb "On scribe treatment with the aid iret bane. conch Fim Siva of a pendulum swinging near ibetween the | sick, healer and the healers in tia woedar ok ad GILLIAM REACTIVATED LOS-ANGELES (AP) -- Los is Friday, making room for the ] aviveteran infielder by sending ailing part. A healer in|inird baseman - outfielder Der- West France rides around the) iffith to § ' " countryside on a bicycle with a rel Gratis 0 See "sorcerer's from the mudguard, With his| coming a coach last year. jliam, 36, played with the Dodg- pendulum" swing/erg for 12 seasons before be- style of mumbo-jumbo he| SELL. SUB WEAPONS ailing people to make pil-| Australia has sold Britain ite lIkara anti-submarine weapons | The ancient Chinese medical|system for an estimated £6,000,* {science known as acupuncture |p00 \by treating a number of people for leukemia--deadly blood can-| cer--with a new preparation he} worked out himself. He even em IZZA telephone 728-0192 'DISTAFF SIDE IN VIET NAM Moscow, says this is Hguen duty near her village of Bao Thi Soi and describes her Nanh near Dong Hoya in as a Viet Cong soldier on Viet Nam during a recent Tass, Soviet agency mak air raid mg this picture available in AOMITTANCE tai Bias GAGS! GIGGLES! GUFFAWS! and SATIRE ! "SEDUCED and ABANDONED" with- STEFANIA SANDRELLI SARO URZI Best Actor Award Cannes Film Festival 7 BILTMORE 1° PHONE*7 25-5833 ~AP Wirephoto via cable from Moscow TO PERSONS 18 YEARS OF AGE On OVER s seeing eye to eye Canada has too short a his-| z\tory'to expect that, he told the | Pelletier Raps jinstitute's closing dinner Fragile China Alliance [The Word 'Unity ictsrsianase = Appears To Be Shattered (7227. ons a mime, Rs \be the immediate goal of Cana-\a common interest -- preserva of Chinese and North Vietna-|dians the problem at handjtion of Canada as a separate mese students demonstrating is to keep Canada from joining ent that permits development against the U.S. embassy inly,, United States. a Montreal of diverse\ cultures Moscow journalist said Saturday night The alternative is to. be Reported Chinese interfer-| Gerard Pelletier columnist|/4merican, he said. If Canada t ence with Soviet arms ship-lfor Le Devoir. told is allowed to break up, it will) king ments to Hanoi across China.|Institute of Cana the ques-\n0t be long before there is only Observers here believed the) The Soviets also have shown tion now is whether the pieces|Me state in North America dispute between the two Com-|signs of irritation over Chinese|that are Canada will hold to-| And we already know its munist powers could have a pro-|inflexibility on the question of! gether or berome parts of. the name.' found long-range effect on the!negotiations to seek a_ settle-\{; 5 : future of the war in Southeast) ment of the Viet Nam crisis Mr. Pelletier Asia A Hungarian politburo officlalithe word unity THE BEST DUMB BLONDE TO HIT THE SCREEN SINCE JUDY HOLLIDAY! 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