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David Ce * New Dentures and Relines b © Repairs while you wait 5 appsiniment © Conadian Dental Insurance © Canadian Currency a! par Claim processed Dr. Orval Burgner, D.M.D. J. MacKay —Technicion’ East 7204 Sprague SPOKANE, Washington — (509) 928.9337 Slocan Pork 226-7212 1 YEAR TERM . DEPOSIT 17: TORONTO (CP) — Paul Erdos has one of the most respected minds in mathe matics — but opening a cereal box baffles him, ' His prodig intellect Math his only love in life. this year for. Israel's $100,000 Wolf Prize for Science. If he wins it, he'll give it all away.” As a house guest, the has churned out 1,000 mathematics papers but his friends must balance his bank book and file-his income tax returns, Erdos, a professor from Budapest, spends much of his life toting a battered leather briefcase, and little else, through hotel lobbies and lecture halls of the world, He abhors is a handful, says Graham.’“He sleeps for hours, then wants to talk math... He can't open a cereal box, he destroys it. We had to hide the honey can from him; he got it all over the house.” Friends say that univer- sities compete for his time. He is a favorite’ at Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology, C: Selling of illicit drugs VANCOUVER (CP) — The coprorate structure of an il-' ‘ The officer told the jury known in thi trade as, that some back-end men use “stepping on” the drug, a licit drug if com- prises a complex network in’ which each participant's role is well-defined, a B.C. Su- preme Court jury was told. The jury’s tutor in what drug subculture was S.Sgt. Douglas Payne, a veteran member of the RCMP's drug section. Payne told the jury and Justice Ray Paris that a typical drug operation in- cludes a front-end man, a middle-man, a back-end man, The fees he earns as a lecturer he either gives away or funnels into two $20,000 scholarships — one in Hungary, the other in Israel — in memory of his parents, who were both math teachers in Budapest. The darling of the world’s match circuit, Er- dos. feigns independence but young undergraduates dash about him with airline tickets, itineraries, sched- ules and hotel keys. He calls children epsilons, the Greek letter used for a small quantity, and he thinks women are too bossy. A close friend, Ronald Graham of Murray Hill, N.J., has known Erdos for 20 years, has collaborated on #@ mathematical text with him, and handles all his friend's finances. Paul is a catastrophe; but as a scientist, he's a gen- ius,” says Graham. “He doesn't have a cent. I look after his money and sign all his cheques and a colleague of ours . . . does his taxes. “I think the only things he owns are an old radio he carries around and a bat- tered suitcase. He'll hand over any amount of money to a friend who is in difficulty and he never cares if he gets it back. Gz has been nominated and the U ty of Wa- terloo, He postulates in French, German, Hungar- ian and English. ALWAYS LEARNING Erdos hates to miss. a lecture by a colleague. He admits that - often he's heard much of it before but shrugs it off by saying he is always learning. “It is my enjoyment,” says ERdos. “My whole life is mathematics. I will rare- ly go anywhere where there is not mathematics. My friends are all mathe- maticians, and when we relax we talk about math- ematics. We often talk about politics but it is not as int ig. “T live in my own world of mathematics,” he says with candor. “I think I am in tune with what is hap- pening around me. But it is not important to me. J Money is not important. What would I do with money? I give it away. “If you are not inter- ested in money, this is a reasonable thing to do. Since I move around so much, possessions are al- most useless to me. Maybe Tll need a better radio some day, but otherwise I need few things.” If he calls anywhere home it's a small book- lined apartment in Buda- pest near the Mathemati- cal Institute of the Hun- ences. garian Academy: of 4 couriers and a fi- nancier. Payne was continuing his testimony at the trial in vhich 14 persons are charged with conspiring to traffic in heroin and cocaine. The trial, which began in May, is ex- pected to last at least a year. Questioned by prosecutor Brian Purdy, Payne said the function of the front-end man is to place the drug at the steet level by selling it to ds to test the method by which it is diluted purity of a prticular drug, with various substances in- while others have an addict cluding lactose, or milk-su- actually use the drug and gar, comment on its affects. He said heroin is some- Payne said in 1980, heroin times “stepped on,” with ar- was selling for between sonic or strychnine, a method $14,000 and $17,000 an ounce which gives a “buzz” to the while cocaine was sole for drug when it is weak. between $3,000 and $4,500. In Vancouver, the dilution Process means that heroin WOULD BE DILUTED reaching the street it three- He said the prices he to six-per-cent pure — and quoted referred to pure co- each capsule sells at $85, caine and heroin, the sub- Payne said. The street price stance, which would be dilu- ted before it finds its way to addicts at street level. Payne said the process of diluting or cutting a drug is is higher in rural areas. Payne said one pure ouncc of heroin, cut 10 times, would produce 4,000 capsules of the drug. Peasant's plight used as example PEKING (REUTER) — A Chinese peasant earned 4,600 yuan ($2,700) from grain sales:to the government last year but still was unable to buy a bicycle,’ an official addicts in single capsules or in “bundles” of five, 10 or 50 capsules. He said the middle-man is responsible for acquiring new customers and setting up transactions. The officer said the back- end man, the king-pin in the direct marketing of the drug, is responsible for acquiring, cutting (diluting) and holding the drug in anticipation of trading. PROVIDES MONEY. Payne said the financier, or “money-man,”. who never comes ip direct contact with the drug, provides the bank. roll with which bulk quan- tities of drugs are bought usually from overseas sellers. Questioned about the var- ious slang terms used in the drug trade as well as by nar- cotics officers, the staff ser- mu, ‘ant ."junk,” “horse,” “smack,” “shit” and “stuff" are commonly used as slang terms for heroin. Pap test is paying off had a routine Pap test as part of lier annual medical check- VANCOUVER up. Fhe results showed ab- normal cell formations in her cervix, as early sign of can- cer. Davitt, now 40, is one of hundreds of B.C. women who shave been treated for cer- vical cancer. But as a worker'at the Vancouver Women's Health Collective told her: “If you have to have cancer, cervi cancer is the one to have; and B.C. is the best place to have it.” ‘The reason — The Pap test detects pre-cancerous cells before they can spread, anda central provincial cytology laboratory where top quality- control standards ensure re- liable results. g When cervical cancer is detected early, the five-year NEW IN TOWN? LET US PUT _ OUT THE MAT ‘he Aas Cann Baset the Wt M. KENNEDY 365-3590 S. STRELAEFF 365-5246 survival rate after treatment is 100 per cent, says Dr. David Boyes, head of the Cancer Control Agency. ‘The Pap test, developed in the 1920s by the late Dr. George © Papanicolaou, in- volves the examination of a sample of cells scraped ‘from the cervix. Routine testing of B.C. women has meant a dramatic reduction in mor- cal , tality. In 1955, 28 women in every 100,000 were . diag- nosed as -having advanced cervical cancer. By 1977, it was down to eight women in 100,000. YEARLY TEST For most women, a yearly Pap is recommended, al- though women who use intra- uterine birth control devices or who have had genital herpes, a sexually-trans mitted visus that cuases painful blisters on the geni- tals, should be tested every six months. But Boyes says there is no evidence to suggest that the “birth control pill causes cer- vical cancer. Doctors now believe wom- en most at risk have had sexual intercourse before the age of 20, and have had multiple male sexual part- ners. Monogamous women whose partners have had numerous sexual _relation- ships also run a greater risk. After the Pap test, Davitt had a colposcopy, a micro- scopic examination in which the cervix is stained with a dye that turns any lesions or abnormal cells white. The colposcopist takes a tiny sec- tion from the part of the cer- vic that looks most suspicious and examines it for cancer. Strong LEADERSHIP Experienced RE-ELECT AUDREY L. MOORE MAYOR on Nov. 21. Advance Poll Nov. 10, 12, & 13, 1-5 p.m., City Hall For transportation please cal Fair iinded 1365-3136 or 365-7531. The reason: a scarcity of bicycles, which are the main means of personal transport in a country where private cars are a rarity. Official media are high- lighting the case of peasant Yang Xiaoyun to point up the shortage of basic consumer goods at a time when pur- chasing power, particularly among China’s 800 million peasants, is rising. Yang could well afford a Boyele, which -costs about 150 yuan ($90). But there mere none available in his "The China Daily newspa- per, which made the ingident, its top story, said the short- age of such commodieis as” bicycles and sewing machines was caused not just be lack of production but also by ‘chao- tie supply and sales.” The newspaper said: in- creasing demand for con- sumer goods in rural, aréas poses a serious challenge to Chinese industry and com- merce. x It also said there is an un- healthy tendency toward “backdoor trade” — a euph- emism for the black market. In Yang’s case-the episode ended happily because a Shanghai bicycle factory heard of his plight and sup- plied him with a cicycle, which he got last week. * Peasant incomes have ris- en substantially in the last /few years, after the state raised the price it pays for produce, encouraged the pro- duction of more cash crops and allowed peasants to in- crease the size of their pri- sell at a profit anything they. grow. on the plots, thereby also improving the supply of food to the cities. CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 12, 1961 Holds world record for sneezing ei on es ANNOUNCEMENT The Partners of of .Sollgo. Babcock & Co. ed Accountants, “ i io PERSHORE, ENGLAND (AP) — Schoolgirl! Donna Griffiths is proof you can grow accustomed to any- thing. On Nov. 6 she endured her 298th‘ straight day of chronic sneezing. “I've got used to it,” the blonde pigtailed 12-year-old of Lawrence E. Babcock, CA. The partnership will continue under the name of Soligo, Koide & John Chartered Accountants, . with offices in Trail, Grand Forks and Castlegar, said between sneezes during a BBC television interview. “tts got to stop some time.” The world record for chronic sneezing was hers Frank O. Koide, C.A. the Leo,Soligo,B.A.,C.A. = Henry A. John. B.Sc..C.A. — "Trail — Grand Forks Castlegar ke Castlegar edie 616 Columbic Ave. (Upsteirs) long ago — the pi mark was 194 days, the Guinness Book of World Rec- ords asserts. It all began for her last January when she caught a | cold, she said, Since then she’ has sneezed about 860,000 times, an average: of about 120 sneezes ati hour, v. twoa. minute. “We've tried just about everything including: injec- tions and sprays,” her YGUARANTEED ‘CERTIFICATES 34% ONE YEAR TERM previous record was set in 1980 by another British schoolgirl, Patricia Reay. She was cured at a French clinic. 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Please ask your school - ion Of students outside the classroom, We're not making outrageous. or unreasonable demands. We're asking for a chance to conditions in our workplace. all other workers in B.C: and for teachers in other provinces. We think we're entitled to this basic right. We hope you'll trustees to negotiate working and learning conditions with. your local teachers’ association. for British Columbia Teachers’ Federation BCTE