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in cancer Treatment

"GlNl.'VA. (Reuterai-A lritidi doctor reported "encouraging re- sults" today irom a. new treatment against the recurrence of genital and breast cancer after an opera,- tion.

Prof. A. A. Loeaer of London's 8t. Saviour'a Hospital, was addres- sing an international congress on gynaceology here.

”The mistake made in our can- cer therapy is that we begin the right against cancer with great vigor,” he said, "but we stop the battle too early without having tried postoperative prophylactic treatment against the killer's re- cui-rence".

THYBOID HORMONE

He said that since October 1949. he had given daily dosu or thyroid hormone to patients who had un dergone operations for genital or breast cancer, and there was only one recurrence or the disease among 18 patients whom he had treated (or more than four to live years.

While thyroid hormones cannot

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Visitors at Rice: Point on July 25, included Mr. and Mrs. Murchi- eon Maclacbern and children or

Hampton. .

Rev. Dr. w. A. MaoQuarria has returned to his Pastoral Charge iollowing a bi-iei visit at the Mac- Quarrie homestead. west of his mother. Mrs. Ml-1'! MIeQIlN'lll-

ur. Harry Villett, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Villett has returned to To- ronto, where he is employed.

Mr. Vernon Ferguson has re- turned te Btreeteville. Ont. lol- lowing an enjoyable visit among friends and relatives or his native Pmvince.

Mrs. Florence Ince. while a ' guest of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Murchison, North River, accom- panied her host and hostess or; an enjoyable motor ride to places of interest, including Montague.

Mrs. Catherine Inoe has. been

HEAIJN cinhoridu ogroe iii the common housefly transmits ll over 20 dilhrant and dongeroui s

diaeosae including typhoid, dyaorh ten; and probably polio..

Yhot'i why l'e iual plaiii common - same during thou late summer I months to spray any room gay i .- day with FLY-TOX. I J In avoiiabia at your naighboun V . , hood store in the new push-button o FLY-TOX AEROSOL or or a aiond- f r l ord Liquid Spray. But either way ' be aura to insist on tha brand

destroy the actual cancer cells, """" 5'-Vi7ox"K-'5 enjoying a iew pleasant holidays they can keep the cancer cells i visiting her many iriends and rela- dormant, he added. ' ,' tlves in the Argyle shore district, "It must be our enscntlal task to guest of Miss s. .MacPhall and keep dormant cancer cells which wlljrfvff M,-, gen Mgcphljl. - were leit behind in the body after

a radical operation. and to pre- "III! III

,Following a period or absence vent them iroin awakening," i.oe- .

irom the homeland, Mr. and Mrs. leer said. "III""'

Sheldon Cudinore and children, are enjoying a. visit among iriends and relatives, guests or Sheldon'a par- -e-e. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry O:d- MONTREAL, 1CP)eA tourist um" um M their mar '"d " Th id t F t Ed ard in Victoria Park. Charlottetown, still attract the younger generaiioniirom New Jersey reported 10 Dos h"5b;nd' M" End Mm 6' R" 1”" as cine th:”i'lr:2:e:.og)asi:t Mar: modern attractions that have recently bceri added to this historic site lice at 2.40 a.m. that his car had

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giison. are several comfortable benches and a picnic table. A guard rail has also been placed along 't;h;lhli:rbto)r bee; siiilen. Tired report was - '- I: Mar t . me tin ' th Reliitives and friends oi Mr. '1” ”' the e"””"k'""”- (I.-hog, y. gate ” ” V radio es);'slf:ri.neAt 0,217.45 : X33112: r-izovui iisii iii ivuir iisi Evan wright, vjcm-1., are neatly The many Iriends or Master Gor-

M!” Adena MacAuSland' RN” don Macnougan are sorry he is cruiser ricovered the car in pos- - - . . session o turned (mm me p. Q gong”), Bl00m1l9ld- has 39959195 3 P05l' confined to the Health Centre with ” suspeut

iollowing serious injuries sustained . H9" 3' ""56 I" the Hem” Ce"' 3 59"” C015- by an accidental 1311 from I 10” -Mr. and Mrs. Carmen MacNcil ire, Tyne Vallcyr ! H DRY SWEET .IlIIDERARM5i I

i Congratulations are extended to 0; hay, which Wm oonnne mm w and daughter, Wendy, Mrs. Bessie ,. h his home Mr a considerable period Sharp and Mrs. Gertie MacNevin, Mrs. Warren Hammond and chil Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Ramsay, w ose I157, New Vanishing (reiim Deaiioriim IIIII

Jul 25, d 1' M h it , ' vi ii- mar iage took place at St. James gtgggg 1139'” Wm": are corduuy anfitzltovi-veeiiemgune:Ii30ixs)u:5ufdr(.,nand ilvlrs. lri:nin0Tyneaslgghegfegifest?fit Mis. Anglican Church, Port Hill, on x or an eary recovery. with PERSTIJP Stops Perspiraiion I to 3 Days. Keeps Underarm: Dry and Oderiess;

pleased to learn that he has re-

Bequest of the aging and ailing Aga Khan to have his grand- M3y"”d A"ke"' K&:anoI';:,:,Sg:,rems' Mn and Mrs" July 28' daughter. Yasmin, visit him in Europe has reopened the long- The 1193'-ll 01 P6814 5?-9W3l'l5 Mr M I Edith cmsb and Sun of ' A large crowd was present at standing custody light for the iour-year-old daughter of Rita Hay- 9'-"Ted 33 the hame M h" bmtherv B mfkion Mass spin: some time Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacAusland, the ordination service in the Tynei north and her iormcr husband, Prince Aly Khan. Miss Hayworilrs Mr. .lohn Stewart. New Argyle, tgcenuy -visiting friends and rely Fredericton. NB., are visiting Valley Presbyterian. Church, when: . attorney believes that Aly Khan, who is new enroute to New York f0ll0Wll1E 8 kill! D9l”l0d 01 lllne-W a”V".m Tyne Valley and were the friends in Tyne Valley and vicin- Rev. David Mawhinney was or. from Parihto discitiss th: riglattelr, Quay tililge Elie casedtfouciourtcunless ?n:iI2'Et(!”:flt::d Etnsiigiebletdlnifl tlenadger guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hardy icy. dame: tti;leena;ir:s:Ii;yl.mIt..;inlcIl;1Iw.:f the actresragrees 0 son t e c ii to vslt er gran a er. ounse 'a r- serve g i advised that Rita accompany the child abroad and stay with her for vices, conducted at the home Ind Ramsui Mrs. Horace Lidstone returned the close of the service. the entire visit. Little Yasmin is shown here with her hall-sister Re- Argyle 5110?? Cem9t9l'Y W her Dale The Presbyterian Lad,-ey Aid me; home lirom 1 a pleasant holiday Mr. and M”. D. Leslie Elder hecca, left. till. ReV- -7- 3- 3l8h0P. DREW? of at the home of M”. D. N. Forbes spent in Nora Scotla, in company and son Ho ewe" Nova Scoth the Church at Scotland. last Thursday evening Wm, 31”” with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sheen, r P - H

(c mm d f 10) 3 b um f in r, Do not - spent a Iew days recently visit- Till? Slimmer YOU 915 p9illl9'W kind 0fP'0', pg athr'ive.i'or ctheoimpifsslylgiia. There are The period at cement,-aged 13., 3""1dl"l"- Summersldm ing at the home of Rev. and Mrs. section from perspiration and odor-rubbed- TIM sufs sjy periods which iavor the daring and toning to weather broadcasts and M”. warren Nisbet and children Mr. Hugh Stewart. Hamilton, David Mawhirincy. in protection. Arrid now contains magic new

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- "hard luck" story. Guard against an: iaernrlfireerffmitouiine dfoccduxfgs :l::leiyo'I:1edr:dnt0Ol':l iiiiyniig axeiiprcahce gig" ;?,-r5ii,J's't&-';,if,eM'(;,,1f'c",,d itiiigl with his son-in-law and The friends of Mrs. D. N. Forbes?

ml” 5"'”5”0"- ma 139'” be Benn and time-tested methods are more sun broke through the heavily ,nd'M,- and Mrs' E,-nest Raynm.' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Preston are sorry she.has been confined!

eroiis beyond your means. may to succeed, lg confronted clouded caning. and farmers with T"Veue'r.s Rest ' ' Gnu, - to her bed again and all wish her with imu.sual,roblems. do not iiesi- machinery, went quickly into ac- ” medy "””””'e

raasror that stops perspiration 1 so 3 days. Rub it in-rub perspiration and odor our. Used daily ii is actually 11,4 times as edecrive as any other leading deodorant. Safe for nor-

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For an nmmh, tate to seek advice. others should non 19; me 1nga;he,-mg of the H Mrs. R. MaiSKlnnon stand 1:3,. Hightoizndonlvir:peg:)r:io;iewBa1:y; 31.1. :vuiams”i;sa1iioP : n no creamy i'l'l.dJ mg, . , - o ummers e, span a - r- oE :1hi:uFour nzii-ltglday. DOA cmtldcobgxpnergnvms day Wm be 1g:1a3on;o::u:o:i:lr:&8nhaK1 (3101:. will dz” at the home of Mrsy Mac. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Preston 51. JOHNS, Nudw (CP)pThE gm cmgu eve: dlnlggilzn of 33:; pncucax, 3;-egg-mu; gnd endowed may In some lmtgncea (umeh Kinnon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C'l"l8K- historic Newfoundland landmark Rub it in-rub plraplrcilui . - .

normal routines. But. whatever the Wml "'9 Km 01 5319"m"-5hlP- mmplicatlons in your personal llic, know that your innate diplomacy

our! No other dcodoranr gives you Arrid'r exclusive rubbed-in protection. Arrid is America's largest selling deodorant. So don't he half-safe, Be completely safe- .Uae Arriri nigh vemm, to b- --v

residing in outlying districts, be- wimed M”D”””"' C Miss Suellen Crook. Lynn. Mass-. 9f 5i3'”” Rm ” sh 39”” m” ----r--- came too anxious, and disastrous M” cluk Macquan-1,, spent the was guest soloist in the Pre5bY' be l.l”””'ed h "”””".”' p”k' 3” (Continued ii-om page 10) tires, causing loss or barns, and mm ;,,,,ek.end at me mmc of her zep.-ian church 185; Asunday eve. cording ate the btuu;istThdei'erl0p: ind understanding or others can all therein, resulted from spontari- 50,, Mr. wmden pm-11,-PS Eu”. mng, she very teelingly rendered inept :1 vlsory oar . e D 0 wentually solve them. So be pet- Contract lrldgo eouii combustion ol wet my too 511;, ' "The Lord's Prayer." main! government is spruclnz "D "M - -But- though the issue was ob- 5”” h"l"”"”dr e H”. whe" bum” n'”u”5 ”9 WW soured by North's bidding, South evrned. keep your 30315 End 35Pll" should not have taken the chance m""5 wnm” W”c 19': he did take in passing to six hearts. 0! course he could not dream that

WOODSIDE NOMlNATEu TORONT, (GP)-Wiilson Wood-

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North was void oi spades, and so he could -not hope to make a grand slam at clubs, but he nevertheless should have bld seven clubs. If Eaatrweet could iuliill their slam. the ion to North-south would be

' enormous -- about 1500 points. If

side, Toronto radio commentator, was nominated Progressive Con- servative candldate in the forth- coming federal by-election in Tor- onto Trinity riding. The by-elec- tlon was made necessary by the death of Lionel Conacher. Liberal

r they were defeated, the gain woiild member. No date has been set as be only about mo points, plus the .vet- . gain oi not taking the presumnble --ee---- '7 sacrifice at seven clubs. It was this FAMOUS TENOB dtspropoitlon that should have in- -m-' ducgd the prop" decmon. since John Coatee. the great British Norm ma nued-to take the HEM tenor who died in 1941, started action. South, as the last to gpuk his proiessional singing career as for his lide.- should have outbid b ”""0'"- the opponents. account. but if they did. they would

0! course if East-West used the be down a trick. and if they didn't. 5-Sm! Coffecl Dhllolophy they would lire result would be total victory gate a grand slam ontheir own (or North-south.

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