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that’s another ‘matter «ven that proud male /girls to win. in the 14-year! his- sceris threatened. Two tory of the competition

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investigators |that should remain on the | will be hired, | Privy Statute books, — | Predisent Favreau tas tes “We should either ‘alae it mide isn't. the drug villain it Commons ler do away with pretense al- has. been pictured to be and | ‘The act imposes penalties on together."’ may a ome we in the fu- companies or businessmen . ture, in the battle against can- found guilty of conspiring to fix WANTS NEW BUREA Sere cer, Ralph B. Cowan (L—York- | prices,o unfairly undercut com-|, He suggested the act Humber! suggested here.’ be enforced by a special con- ~ y4; Cowan ‘said the possibili- sumers bureau which wou! ities, of use of thalidomide in re- | bring illegal trade practises to:

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“)petitors or ‘set up monopolies | and near-monopolies.

branch, said ‘amendments to the | Penalties Should be. made much | jact.are being prepared by his | stiffer and should‘ be — tly officials and he would announce - Te/ated to the amount arm

ness ip controlling cell growth. He inquired at the Commons health and welfare committee

reve aS ee cn ae _ whether thalidomide is being 7 se studying ways ‘to | lheee beanak hen ‘a ‘staff of 2% used im cancer research since

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SECOND SECTION (§ ~ Charlottetown, Mon., June 20, 1966.

Egypt Will Pay Shell Comping

CAIRO (Reuters)—The Shell |) Oil Co- taken over by the Egyp- ian government two years ago,

_ -will_get— about -$28,000,000- —in | 2-2

compensation, the authoritative | « Cairo newspaper Al Ahram - re- ports

It says President Gamal Ab- del -Nasser hag signed a draft law under which compensation | _Would be paid in instalments, “over eight years: The draft ‘will go before the National Assem- bly for approval

Compensation negotia- tions have dragged on for two!

Fla (AP) —Miamt's of the year blew up in a cloud like the one the bride was supposed to

The blonde bride-to-be was

ernment. The’ bann was imposed after ; .Howard (NDP — Skeena) that |. Dispite its limitéd staff, the the births of a number of mal- : E the combines- branch is being | braced was doing an enortnous formed children to women who ee kept from fulfilling its full ob- amount of work: Its investiga- took thalidomide during preg- i ligations by the government for | tions into mergers were the nancy. i political reasoris. | most extensive in history. Dr.. Ross Chapman. head of | public, & oe Fayreau, who spoke dur- | He said the branch currently the federal food and drug direc- disctiSsion of 1966-67 spend- |is- conducting 51 formal inves-. ;torate, said some research with Ec stimates of the Privy Coun-/ tigations and 14 pretientaess | thet is being done, with 23, 1964.- | cil; said there had been no po- | ones. There were files on 108 | animals icais but “he does litical interference with the |cases in all. {mot know the details. ‘work of the branch. He expressed. the hope that a | The drug could be imported E Among the opposition mem- torthcontang Teport Dy the Bee (fox ea toa marie i. 4 i the relation were no limitations on its : lier Friday was lawyer Jack | | between prices, costs and wages jn research animals rr a will lead to a better understand- | MIAMI. img or problems facing con. | wedding : z sumers. : | Te Seward arte tine «| PM. Considers Saturday ey Looking for an investment that offers bows eS ees ay at Br d | rm through. Security Plus Extra Interest? | S LE - | °, ° uqgestion- Halifax Firm | ag

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Get , ter Pearson § said he will” We Ss Contr ‘comsider a suggestion by | : Conservative Lader Diefen-| OTTAWA (CP) — Stevens and baker to have a Commons com- Fiske Construction Ltd. of Hali- mittee ‘study the question of | \fax has been awarded a $1,224. broadcasting Portions of House | 512 contract to build 84 low-ren- | ‘bates. jtal housing units in the city. | Central Mortgage and Hoa | announced the contract The project is the

Leg ;would consider allowing an ex- ‘the city’s Uniacke Square re- ine the ati ~ | \Newal program =--::.éw=r%-. ‘ Work is to begin immediately gested <a’ dane) ay ok pach and is scheduled for completion a (oradice a”, in a year, CHCM said. The cor- Mr Dief, iefenbaker said. be poration is responsible for the | |‘strongly in favor of it.” -design-ot-the-project-and-for-su-—He added 1 |pervision of construction. mittee eould seek the views of — peareenstis< Canadians © as RSPCA BATHES BIRDS wee —ae

FALMOUTH, England (CP) | Officers of: the Royal Society for the Prevention of imals are at Cornwall—coast— “detided wha

Mr. Pearson said he would jconsider the question, discuss it “Cruelty to An- with his colleagues and make a

rhe Bank where pec people make the difference. _

dreds of seabirds ineapacitated further steps should be taken’ ‘by contact with a 13-mile-long | Mr. Diefenbaker has advo-

192 econ Street,

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a bubbling, slightly, slightly

insane funny man.

By 1913, Wynn had reached . the peak of. achievement in vaudeville, the Palace in New York. ‘ Florenz Ziegfeld cai Wynn’s act and signed him the Ziegfeld a of 1914.

h— eontinued— ‘with such shows s Doing eon Bit, -Ed Wynn Carnival, Over jthe_Top, The. Deacon--and—the— ”\Lady, The Perfect Fool (which

. became his billing © thereafter), an = sor Parade and Hooray for

| In 1926 he starred in ‘the silent

rand : label- Bi said present is_quite. "el preentabe —But_his_

|Movie, Rubber Heels, a he - appeared in a few early =

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jon. the general public came in '1932 when he appeared on radio \as a-fire chief. His wild, high- |pitched comedy captured North America.

During the Seeond World War, Wynn devoted much of ‘his energies to entertaining troops and helping to raise funds for Red Cross, war bonds and other drives. In 1946 he returned

| Chief. | He entered television during jits early days and ‘his comedy |show was the first to be sent ‘from Hollywood to the East. Among his films were The Shaggy Dog, Dear Brigitte, Mary Poppins, Those Crazy Callaways and The Greatest Story Ever Told. His greatest triumph as an actor came with

_ his nomination for an Academy.

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.| Award for his performance as of Anne a : qo HAD UNE ra LIFE i Wynn's aed gaiety was in contrast to his personal life. _|He experienced two intensely unhappy marriages. He never wrote his memoirs because of_ this... “My whole private life was sad,” Wynn once said. “Taat’s iene I don’t. want to write .

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again.” ;

In 1914 Wynn married Hilda daughter of actor They had one

Frank Keenan

1939. In 1946 he wed Dorothy ‘Elizabeth Nesbitt. Again divorce 1955. Wynn died at his home = Survivors, besides Keenan, are Keenan's ‘five children, Hilda. Edwina, Emily, Tracy

; 0 -'son, Keenan. Their marriage cc a rgrsanace ne cence BACD--i iV. OF 00 —<ihe AGS Free : - ae , 4 at In the. same year Wynn mar- ‘ ain - ried Frieda Mierse. That mar- Merchandise “, Tiage also ended. in divorce im

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