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i f>re whidh killcd sixteen Pa- tients, visitors, and liospital emi- playes. One attack upon hospital safe- ty regulations camre mat imonth from the Newý York City fine commnissianer, Edward F. Cav- anagh infr, who studied the scýene of 'tle Hartford blaze white local poliece guanded the smiok- ing lhospital corridDr for pos- sible niew outbneaka. E v e n, though, tîle cause of that fire us stili uincertain, Cavanagh pin- pointed one wveakness in lis own city's liospitals. "Elgît out of tonl (hos;pitall) fines, . . ýanc caused by carielessmnoking,," lie aaid, as lie demandied tigliter smoking negriations. The National Fine Prevenition Assoiation in Boston estimated tînt in 1960 there were 11,500 firesi the U.&. natian's 6,8.6 hospitals, accaunting fan $1.5 m-il- lion in damage. A 'recent study of 600 fines in haspitals, icà NEPA said, slhowed that only 20.-9pe cent wore cnuaed by careleas smoking. Amonig the ether causes: Defective wiring, electrical appiapnces, and static electnicity, 23 per cent; mishanid- Iing of oxygen and aneathetîca. 7.4 per cent. "More important tan the cause of a fire la finding out why~ isprend so fan so fast," the N snid. One reason for the Hartford dianster, the associa- tîan's engincers said, was that a janiton fought the blaze for haif an houn before turning- in an ailarmr. The fine roaned up a waste chute and fcd on -ceiling tule made of highiy comibustible mugarcane. "We tell our employes not to be embarmased ta turn in a fire lam"a Jolins Hopkins Haspi- ta] offi ciai pointed out. "We'd rather answer 50 false alarmes than be an hour l.ate for a. fine." Fine habards in a, hospital in- eluide the usual onies found in any home, restau'rant, or hotel, end the unusual onea resultinge from îlhe use of highly combus.. ible gases anid hemnicais in operating rna sand aba. An- eng the fine precautions taken i many of thse lest hospitals are: Smoking: "If we outlawed it, patients would -be . sneaking. amokea and we wvold't have c ntnol aven thery»," thc Uiv\er- sity of California Hospital ip, San Francisco reportcd. Like moat hospitals, UC allowa patients tai snmoke when not under-sedntives or oxy gen therapy. Waste Chuites: "Fines can stant trami cigarette butta dropped in waste containers, then dum-ped clown waste chutes," a spokes- man for Passavant Meniral Hoptlin Chicago pointcd ont. 'We senlcd up our chutes long Openating rooms: "Staticeldec- tricity -- which could spark an explosian of anesthetic gases- îsn't a problem in aur anea of hiili huniidity," said an officia] at Charîty Hqspital lu New Orleans, "but we take tle routine precautions anyhaow. We don't permit wýooliin., or nylons in th,- ûpcrating room. Everyore wears t hoca with composition sales, end we ground îtne aneathesialo- gist."* "The Hartford fine was tragic," idPency Bugbce, genenal mian-i ager of 'the National Fine Pro- tectian Association, "but it m iay have onc good resuit. Lt is torceful remrinder .. that any hosapital, no matten how safe, msust be examîned again and rgain f'or fine hazards." -Frein NEWSWEELIK Obey the traffîc signs -te i.re placed thene far Y O U ÉA FETY. MERRY MENAGERIE "Livingý in a nedwoad tree, you cetalnly imct E-saineIunusull Proves A Kiler To Prom Far-Off Isliand EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Tristan refuget is tauIght how to give hano signais while riding c) bicycle. By TOMI A. CULLEN iiudr.Ail threeamonia Newspapier Enterprise victims, for examuple, died with.. Association in 24 hours af being admitted ta. the hospital. LONDON - (NEA) - Warîn- Deeply concerned, the British hearted lBitons are sadly begin- Medical Researchi Couincil lias niing ta realize that kindness may rushed a team, of doctors and sci- somnetimes be a killer. entists to the ar.my camp, includ- The, lesson isa being taught ing an expert on human races, them by the exNperiences of the specialists on bload, bacteriology 262 refUgees from the volcano- and chest ailmnents. wreced slad o Trsta da Viruses are flot thei only worry Cunha who lanided here this fali. where the Tristans are concerni- The býiown-eyed, brown-skin- ed. There is hwoI problemn ned Tristans are incredibly innol- of teaching themn how to live in cent Io the wvays of the world. the 2th Century. Until their South Atlantic isl1and The island c-hi1dren are being was destroyed on Oct. 10 , onl y given road safety demionstrations, qciglt of thlen- had seen the out- which include hand sig-nais for side world. The rest had neyer those learning how ta ride aÀ sýeen an automobile, tellevision or bicycle. Both chldren and aduits ai telephone. must learn how to cope wt The British quickly took themn pou-nds, shillings and pence. to their bsoin. The Womnen's There are other, sadder lessons Valuntieer Service, the Red Cross . to bL,ýearned.- The Tri!stans are, and local 'school chuîdren have by nature, trusting. They neyer done their best to brigliten witli beforê had locks on their doors. curtains, rugs and flowers the Explains their chaplain,, Father wvooden barraeks in which the Charles JewelI: Tristans have been housed at an "Now we miust teacli them not army camp near Mierstham, Sur- to be too trusting. They miust rey.. learni that there is such a thing But the sweet-tempered and as dishonesty in the wur1d.'" likable Tristans have a terrible Not mruch is lknowni about thie weakness. Innocent of' the me-1 early hiistory of Trista-n da chanical mairvels of industrial 1Cunha, which la located about civilîzation, they also have no 2,000 miles fromr Brazil, but there resistanice ta its diseases. They was a British gacrr'isonl there until are vulinerable iota th firat virus 1817. that cornes alang. Whýen the gairrisoni was evac- Sa far three of them have1 uated, one of the sol!dier-s, Wil- dîed of pneurnonia, despite anti- liam Glass, stayeý,d Lbehind. 11e biotics and, every other miedical and a hanciful of other Euro- aïid. The first death in exile -- peans, mnost of them sailors wh,,1o that of Johnny Green, a 64-year- had jumped slip, mnarried nia- old fisherman-plunged the coin- tive wonmen and foundled the pre- -munity into gloom. t wsfol- sentu colo n y. lowed bY two othier deahi i A return ta Tristan da-,Cunha quický succession. appears ta be out of the question, Three mare Tristans are soni- but as the Christmnas decorations ously il] it pneumionia, while were going up in the drab wood- another hundred refugees hiave en huts which are the Tristaus! sev-ere_ casýes of influcaza. Thiere l tenîpiorary. homes,, Will.y Repetto, are also cases of infecfiaus jaun- the-ir leader,1 said: dice neportdï. "Lt was an unhappy day f or What surprises medical experts uis wherl we left, Trisýtan, and La the suddeniness and violence there wîll nieyer be real happi- witlh which viruses attack ýthe neis again. until we g-o back.'" One Americain View 0f Canada's Problem Prime Minister Diefenb'akerý's admirnnistrati'on is bcginninig ta face up ta thc prospect that the United Kîngdo-riMmay7join tîle Cammon Manket. The Canadian Prime Ministei îs ual finding this prospect easy to livewth H1elias made a great ef'fort, with nat tao match pnogny'ss, ta shIIft mnore 0f Cauada's tradetoad the iý2nited Kndo [ilswhl orientation has been taward tic Commonwýealth and the moîhorj c-Ouutny. Naw lho is being tald by FernrMajest *y's governinent ibat the tJnited Kirgdom mtýay move ln tle opposite'directioni. Present esiirnts of ihow Ca- naidiant] ado lclwill ho înfluened by Bnîtain'sutY mioathe Coin-m mon Mne are vague. 0f toýtal exporta taý the UJnited Kinýgdoa'n !i 1960, amo)unting ta $915 mil- lion, some 76 Pei, cent wold h adversely nffected] by the losâ of preferr:ed. status, by new tariff banniers on by bath Hardesc lit would be. agnicultural and fish- ery pra-,ducts. The preaideni of the Canadian- Exportera' Asso- ciat-ion recently estimiated tînat these migît be eut, to as littie as$100 million, uiess new ar- rangemrents are made for their benefit. Thse exportera' spokes- man foresaw the !oss of aimit haif of Canadi's total exporta to the United Kinigdomi and s]îmn profits on the remnainder. Conjectures like these explain the intense concenis of Canadians HIP CATS - Charles Boving- don, 4, of Twyford, Berkshire, England converts his tricycle into a taxi for two friends. macle by the Brii hl. 'Tiey must nevertheles lie seen ili pe rec- tive, even assuming tIhat the figuires are not exaggerïated. as ,-Lesses bocnnof apprehen.sioni sometîmos are. Canada's eýxp(cnts ta thie United Kingdom account for only 17 pen, cent of lier total e-xports. 'Tley are about 2½ý per cent of Canadaý's grass nationýal product. Annual fluctuations in Cana--da's exponts ofton have been of thne order of "se verai huudic'rodc million dollars, and the ioss of trade nesultin.g froru thé ComLmon M a r ket presýumabiy would le spread over a period of perhap,- teIn years.Cnda. moreo0ver, lias already taken ac- tion to strenglthen hier exporta and lier balance of payntsLý by depreciating t he Canadian 'dollar by cvor 5 per cenit. In an emergency thî,s device could be uised agaîn, althouigh at a cost ta the rest of the Canaýdian ecomy as weil as ta the sta- bility of international finianciaql relations. in assessing the cousequeuces of the Commion Market for Ca- nada and others, there is a dani- ger-, to0, of concentrating9 too0 narrowly or nimmodiate eift'ects of tariff changes. The tata] econamîic consequences need tao be oxamined, the advantages as w e 1l as the disadvanta;ges. Gnaowth of the BiaIeconoios4 will accelerate. The political stnength of the West will be en- hanced. Canada and the reat 0f the world are bound ta reap compeusatary advantages. -Washingtion Post Wrong Signal - But It Did Save Lives The nîglit was black and rain- swept, and w,ýhen sevoral dcer bounded- into the path of hîis headlights, David J. Ma1rris awerved t00 far ta the riglit. The car- tappled aven an unguarded shaulder into a deep (120-foot), wooded ravine in B e 1le vu e , Wash., a sylvan neidential c'am- muni.ty just acrosa Lake Wash- ington from Seattle. When theý somensaulting car crashed ta rest, Mdrrîa's wife, Etm, 34, lay helplesa on the sogny gnouind nearby, with a brain concussion andI a bacli lnjuny, and in critical shock. Morris, an, insunance unîderwriter, RlSO 134, was trapped halfway out of tIc right-hand doorthug which Mrs. Morris had been h url- ed, the weight of the over-turned car crushing dClwn on lis dheat and abdomen. With agyon-izing effor~t, Morris founidlhe could reach the aru., What happened next, as the Principals reconstr-ucted it lasI month, vwas this: c Gerajd A. Poîzin, 37, a robuszt. ecw-cut security guard from the Boeing Ca., and lis wvife, Jupe, were readingl in bed itheir ho)me about a m ile froîn the accident scene, when a strange, buzzing sound disturbed themn. "Lt sounds like somiething ulec- trical," Mrs. Paîzin said Po)Izin turned off the light, thining pa faulty cannection mriiglitbe re- spansible, but the noise persisted. Then. he opened thec wý,indowv., and heard the faint butý unmistakïe bic sounid of an autom-obile hom, heeping ouÉ a signal: Dait. . daoi.. dali; dit, dut, dit; dali . . . cdah dali. "It's an SOS from samýewlierýe!" 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"I knew ho-w fhe feit but 1 said: 'I'm afraid it might roL off the jack'."e Ha-iling a passijng car wiVth -his flashiglit, P o z J i n ultimately summoned police, who ci.alled a wreeker. Later, as both Morriýses wr recovering satisfactûrily inOe- ,lkýe Hsiti Uorris said of Poizin: "if lie hadn't arr*iVedý, we wauld have had it. . There just aren't wo,-rds to tel] howI feel.. Poizini said of Morris: "H1e was copéatve H1e did haïl the work. Then he sent flowers ta mie. Imnaginie."ý twa some days after-the dra1matic, long-shot r ,escue that Poizin and Morris camnezta re- alize that they werc-proLvde.n- dtially - 'equially7 rusty on t'heir Morse. Dah ..,dali.. dai, dit dit, dlit; dah .,.dali. .dah stands for OSO. ThtsSOS spelled t inside out. How Can I? By Roberta Lee Q.low can 1 keep the bottoms of my mietai garbage and trash containers fromn rusting out? A. 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