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Tighter Controls Proposed Ov-eMrDrug Testing In U.S.

By .GARI)N|'-IR L. BRIDGE the U.S. But the firm holding

WASHINGTON (AP) -— The the licence to manufacture it

(1.5. government has ]:lrio- distributed the pins 10 L231

p°’°d--‘Perle’ M "W rm 8'lAmerlcan doctors for possible*‘vo1cam n

By JACK GREAVE8 SOUTHAMPTON. England

lions which would give it . t-«tighter control over drug test-‘.°"i“""’""""‘I ""-

" gonrirey proposal would give in Food and Drug Administra- tion authority to halt a test if "a substantial doubt" de- Veloped as to the safety of the drug. The agency has no Iuch

authorttxhow..- ._ , .. .. The-— oposed - new regula- tions. which will not go into ef-

tReuiers) — Tearful kisses and lprayers sent an advance party‘ lot 12 persons off to the bleak.Afrlca, and then to their south - ravaged island of Tris- Atlantic island which was torn e Cunha to find out We by a volcano last September.

IIICII‘ 270 homesick refugees can go home again. ~ The hand - picked group

boarded the liner Stirling Castle heading for Cape Town,

South

two trswlers. accompanied by a colonial office official. l One of the returning party. ins - year - old bachelor Albert iGlass. said the group had to make the island habitable again “because none of us fit into the pattern of 20th-century life in Britain. with its continual rush, ‘noise, television and money." I He added: "Back on the la~, land we help one another.

feet for at least on days. were Innounced by Welfare Secre- tary Celchreue.

They were drafted in the

Glover's DEEP SEA FISHING

KMOTEL

For Top

wake of widespread concern K .1. EIHES“ l|Ii:lb°“‘T “

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over the sedative thalidomide. D°Iux° _ I aphoan. ngﬂ saw”. En.|.er.'ain'.nen* - Rhich ‘I118! fbeﬁnthblamcﬁi for I Accommodation 1 _ 2 or 29 . 5 Are our Specialty - -

ousan s o r ma orma- w_ w_ GLOVE}; M g - tiona. and President Kennedy‘! Sea Food and N I ” er I‘ _ served Dally mm‘ I0 ll" statement that "we ought to be Steaks 0“... ‘ IQH England cafﬂ . ' tougher" with new-drug rules. _ S ~TII‘IIIIjIII 7. 0'“. st D1.‘ #3910 NOI'I'II RIVCT Celebrezze said the proposed 5 8II90|3Ity- ~ ‘ chnlonegou Drivedn Thea".

regulations were drawn with w ~ ‘

the dual purpose in mind. of 3 Mm! "013 ‘ _ 5 3 “mes from Chttown on protecting the public against A Milllivﬂlili A D- i I . h_ risks while at the ‘same time R mng Room R the Tm“5'Ca“ada HI‘ -« Y A OPEN" DAILY 3., ti

imposing no unneeded restric- Y DIIIIIG IIIIIIM A H BANK of MONTREAL Way to 1' 01'- Uons on the conduct of lnves- . |h - Luncnaon 12 to 1 p_m. § . I] 3 * '*"“.“‘.“.°?‘:.:“ i The new rules would require: ' DINNER I 1. That the food and drug ad- ‘ 5_p.m. to 8 p.m. : :-:

ministration be put on notice 7 mile‘ "'°“‘ ChI°‘"‘ ‘ M

Ind given the full details about «‘ ' Caterin to Banquets and S S the distribution of drugs for in- . S k B SP _. Wedlllng Receptions : TOURISTS T vestigatlonal use. "35 3'' ‘twee '-’———-"j'—“Lumﬂous .ccommodamm ~ Your nearest bank is THE (?harIottet.ovin’s leading

2. That clinical investigations. . Full Course Meals _ for nests‘ ~ lB’Aki:ill§ OF l\1gtN'l‘I‘t,E‘AL, ‘:_: LADIES: WEAR

Involving .human patients. be [HAL 44653 ‘ Rar aea ciorlner ; .L cers STORE

based on adequate preclinical 03'' 3" 3"‘°|'5 3'19 0”

studies to assure safety. . Tgikts (Belg Ora?! 135 M2? é|")I:‘!tIIe (igfnwﬂil § illtloute 2 :here x:lmpIefpa_rk- I open A“ Day sat

3. That the clinical investiga- I a up" own . \ "Evie: "ﬁe Sgzflaile ‘f'°'°'" ‘ [ I tions themselves be properly ' ' S planned. executed by qualified l‘ I Tourists are especially Investigators. and that the Food I gﬁlil-‘iizlmlﬁ 8‘ "MY BANK” Ken, street or a e. mm s

and Drug Administration be kept fully informed during the progress of the investigations.‘-

Present regulations do not require either an initial notice. to FDA’of a clinical trial of at new drug, or subsequent re-g

Queen St. Ch’town

Be Sure to Go Dining at

ports on its use. MlLTON’S halidomlde never was cleared for commercial sale in‘ “Where most

two MEN cross:

CHANINESL IN cAa at. _ - _ _ _ _ I DOVER. England mr>—- Prnier '0 '3‘-" liarn Dance at Cliﬂ Peters. _.4 £32.-:”.:°2:.*"":". K... g. CW" “ti “:;'.':: 1 BB9 mtam— / ‘ ' ' ' I y I -‘ ' ' ' phibious car. It took them V Canteen Service. >4

TUESDAY

Dancing every Tuesday night at the Stanley Bridge Community Centre. Dorr- on’s Orchestra. Dancing every Tuesday and

The men were Tony An- dal. 42-year-old Paris night club owner. and Joan Brnel. 45. Paris shipping operator.

Despite heavy seas and high wind.-: they drove across w i Ih n It t incident from the .<':1ndy beaches of

. l l l 5% hours to cov-2r the 21 i s

Che:-lottetown's V

FINEST llall. Rollo Bay.

9 he Trcmtones.

/ lit at; ssrunww

189 Kent St‘ Regular Saturday night I7.‘ Dan ce Bonshaw Inn. \/

_ We cater to weddings sing steamers. One of them ReI‘|dezVOI.|S

V and banquets. circled round us hecause t I Music by the “3 Macs". they just couldn't believe Restauran

It i 5

/ Music by

Calais. "The car lwliavrd per- fc=rtL\'." said Andal. “We

surnriscri :1 number of pas-

Dancing tonight! North

The channel was last 9 . 12 dmght, admission ¢T05S€d Ill 8 ﬂmnhibious Soc. Good music cantee car in 1935 by two Germans service. In of Junior who too 7% hours in a j. Farmers.

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Saturday Night at Sea Side _

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A prominent old homestead with

_u ed T urs 0n Route 1 Adywent Straihgartney Park

Featuring the largest Prince Edward Island

. AGFA Q KODAK Q ANSC Q FERRANIA Q IL!-‘ORD Q POLAROID “We rent MOVIE and SLIDE Projectors

much of its original furniture. Golfing; Fishiing; Scenic Beauty I

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!'roeieape‘!'eva.tbo1avl!l'yoaareeeta!aaenhe!auat.i travel some 1,800 miles due westlthen you kill a sheep or you in ask your neighbor for what you t

ant." ' The advance patty hopes to round up cows and sheep, damaged homes. plant crops and have the island ready to the main party’: return Christmas.

LIVE IN RA!’ CAMP

re-

by

Johnny Rope/cta.mlI-azusel H ‘brother of Chief W ie petto. vely: " he island population s leader, I prigh. lights and girls. headed the advance party. ‘ I He said he understood that" lsome of. the lava had flowed‘ into the sea to form a natural breakwater of! the main beach. One young islander. 20-year- old Michaelnogcrs. will not re- turn. Hc fell in love with an 18-‘:

The Tristans now are living. year-old English girl and hopes l 50 in a former RAF camp outside ‘ to If 1 Southampton. l

marry soon. “I hate Tristan," he

pretty."

Drives through the Islands rolling counhgvside will irke you unexpectedly on such picturesque villages as Rustico . . . areas, there are many scenes to dclisrht. the “camera bug" —- the red of the soil and blue of lf.:e w.-«tier combining to make almost every shot "postcard

selection of Films on

dating back to 1849 complete

t ‘i

MacLEAN’S lg Saturday Night at Sea Side

mj———-——:uZ-1 I Ilall. ROIICI B8]. MIISIC II! Rockwell Home l '"""°° N” M._"" T""'“""'"' ’ H, .— g ——I$ 1 1|-9‘ Ducks Queries ll —-

BOSTON (AP)—-George Lin- drlve salfely eoln Rockwell. self-styled fue- , hrer of what he calls the Amer- -

lean Nani party, arrived by air Weld Ilka you

Varieties.

AFIIIOAII VIOLETS Old and New

from London. Thursday but ‘ ducked questions on details of :"°:::’’ 2,"! S“ his short visit to England. chance or “milk

Rockwell was deported from England as an undesirable after attending a meeting of the British National Socialist Move- ment at a Gloucestershire

Mt. stew

NEXT YEAR I

meat. [DA MMKAY art

camp. The Nazi leader was the first - Off the jet plane but all the ﬂu, ﬁnggt ghowg toho

other passengers had b e e n cleared by the health. immigra- | lion and on om=.s officors half,

1: Regular Dances

seen on P.E.l. are at the

Y

lijtpleeaedf He said. his trousers l

.Q,ere ripped while he was being CIIAIILOTTETOWN « g by. the customs agents ‘ declined. to glveany‘ details the . ' 5 ,“The.:press‘ T

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_ "T t n . is last. trying to """°o='s'o7 - '5'-.":o°"°' -mo‘-look ridiculous," he-

'l'aea. and Thurs. Record llepa 9:3 — 11:80

II more & llcieod |.td._v_lI

0 "Na dead and Inland h as wtt:btelevis1on.daaeing,l

Bosox Waiver Dave Philley

BOSTON (AP)—-Boston Red x asked waivers Thursday on

:42-year-old pinch hitting ape said.‘ cialist Dave Philley with the

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