- ' manual Charlottetown, July 1964. women had especially fa- mmﬁasmmm m.xaostastoa.aieaar and. :4? :5“ iil'éﬁnd'30vliiz Sibel 8 an, mom 18’ 3,351. rates.” producing in Canada was our daughter. Mrs. Nod Dug-fur. I ' V " d w ' Cost of materials was about sidering whether-to set up a fao- mm am, ho .0... Philip ' ' is I d. r. U two per can more. "Nova My, linNoVIScotlaorannta. m _ V MUCH wonx AHEAD . e e Ive 99‘ Eng Scout .1... dﬂgﬂy‘ to higher rip or Que . William Campbell has return- A step has been take? in the . . . m m “Emu”: 0111:; “gt to u. “ Chm w“ MBA ex riments. e co s. o- 0! "an or n m“. "It" . er m . w om I D De N's. iifflclt'lirce‘ll‘t g ‘ frgn Noi‘m sco- cities did not often welcome the eingtoufendmm of Eel: inspect of movlns to the Mari- iii-law and sister. Mr. and Mn

ward a principle of protection. . k its to Canadian markets was.

But there are years of war ahead to find powerful yet safe HALIFAX (CP) — A com- Prof. George made the com- on the “on”. about is m um" and mm. mm” were Marshall Mm”. chemical protecting agents to! merce professor spys any broad meats in summary of his cent hm,“ um, if those mar. uciprocated by many erltlm- Mrs. John Tram... Bum". shield humans against chem-approach by the federal or pro- findings followmg a study he he“ m “WM from on” “5.. x ‘ _ ton. has mm c Prince ically-induced cancers. vincial governments or their com recently of the costs “0 e _ However, ” on “me. however. we would Coumy “NPR”. summers“. A vaccine against leukemia.‘agencies to induce a cross-sec- of manufacturing in Nova Sco- product tranworlulon u. expect that “won. ind pram. when “he u MGM“ “cu: “' Compared With co." o, counted for only three per‘cent dices would be overcome a

and perhaps other types of call- tion of the manufacturing in— m . . Nova firms which would be better off Ever.“ Dam, Chaim”

cem may well come earlier. dustry to come to Nova Scotia similar operations in Ontario of all costs. I typlﬂl 'I am confident a virus oraby offering subsidies to make a lie - Scotla firm “is worse off by in" Nova Scotia would gradually (own; is di viruses of human leukemia will; good any cost disadvantage due DIFFERENCE IN COST less than one per cent, on this drift there.” the homesgofnhldl‘ countw Probably the Fastest contri-

He said the “really mo' 11- .

differences between the DeWoollen Lona m

be isolated soon—if it has not al- to location would be “prohibi-

Dr.i tively expensive. bution that could made

,, c . ready been done." says 1"“ Power costs to manufacturers

provinces are in the coat of

Y. “it might turn out to be a.gests efforts to tee-r industry virus — harboredgtowards this province might by most people. but with only a’ better be directed selectivly few becoming victims of it," liel towards those industries for .said. "A vaccine could then be’ which die is best suited.

1 operations that consequently re- quired a lot of labor—particu- larly if the work is suitable for

omen — and whose products are light compared with their

very common

lprepared against it. Such a vacoine could createiand Rush Graham, husband “(1 value," would normally.“ bet- ‘ fer off in Nova

protective antibodies to preventlwife' are beginning ,0 “mm the leukemia virus from acting .down what that kind of cancer, firms 1 to change some DNA into a can— p r o d u c e d sabotagan agent leer-causing gelle- might be. They hope to isolate EMAY BE COMPLEit t t'jt. The problem mig urn ou ' lto be more complicated than‘ ,1! they 0.1"“ the" they might ’mat_”_ for example. the causa_; find an antidote to the agent. To live virus was already an inti-‘restore the person's own normal . mate part of the genetic ma-i and even curative defence mech- ichinery. just sleeping there so; anism against his own cancer. {to speak until some event stirred And. as a byproduct, the up- it into action. pressive agent (made by cancer Even then. there are possi-‘tissuel might itself be used to

usually could

do to the main Canadian and doreign markets at lower cost than if production was carried on in Ontario or .

He said the opposite is true where a firm's processes are highly mechanized and its prod- ucts heavy compared with their value. Such firms would be bet- ter off if they concentrated pro- duction in Ontario or Quebec." except where there is a signifi-

These make and ship from Nova Sco- some

—-about the same in the Truro

much more expensive hey—had little overall effect he- '~

cause power sccoun about one per cent of costs.

BUILDING Cost of

firms’

COST SAME building and equip- ping factories was much the in each province. General level of municipal taxes seemed to be bout the same in the three provinces. Prof. George said that offset- ting advantages and disadvan- tages of producing in Nova Scotla showed it would cost a typical firm two per cent mire to manufacture in Nova Scotia and supply all markets exclu- sively from that province than it would to carry out the same

would be to "dispel some of the n

firms to be aware of the oppor- tunities that exist in that prov- ince," Prof. George said.

flames T. Grace. Jr., f Ros-' _ E, George, associate pro- ‘ well Park Memorial institute. fessor of commerce at Dal~ labor and product transporta- m. n for ,lmuar “mm!” mm“ “cc JBuffalo. N. housie University here. sug- tion. _ . in emu-1° and Quebec,_ utv‘scotia that is evident oumde Firms With less mechanized in Syd. the a ,0 can”

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luncle. Mr. and Mrs. lmer Burt, Remington. 'zabeth Cross-

man have returned to. their home

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l past week at Remington. guests

of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Folland.

Mrs. Lloyd Doucettc has made

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The study diowed wage rates for Nova Scotia employees var-

Ril R'e f‘lnl‘l. 3-year-old urdny Daily Telegraph com- Winrlupeg lmrarksman1 is pictur- petition match he scorcd «i7 youngest to shoot for the prize if some virus does cause leu- Thus on many fronts goesthe led between 70 and 100 per cent . Ad a, Rm“. EHEIRML MW? 0“, nf a pnssihlp so pninls, He since Queen Victoria estah- ‘kemia. there is absolutely no} struggle against cancer. by liter- of rates for similar jobs in on- firms and two_ per cent less for from Camp Borden to Namo Air. mm" s. . 59 is combating for tie. is the youngest of 1,200 ri- lished it in 1860. (AP Wire- evidence that it is contagious“ ally thousands of men and term and . . Womens processing and other port near Edmonton. Allan and ' ll Quee‘n-g priw Dﬁﬁng the Sat— fish and Commonwealth photo via radio from London). passing from I Dallenl 0" 103 Women h‘mtmg “r and only at “m were Part‘cularly 10" 1“ mm" he and his “me have moved to Charlottetown ‘ " ' 7 other persons, says Dr, Sidney‘ times finding clues to the great Nova Scotia so that firms whose He said his conclusions would that location. { labor forces were mainly made be important mainly where a Guests of Mrs. Bessie C. Mac:

‘ Farber of Children's Hospital in , 9112119. Bost . Only a very iny per- centage of people ever developi leukemia. Leukemia or other! forms of cancer are not known' to be cat ing. but all present'

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H19 University of Chicago lab- oratory of Dr, (‘harles Huzzins. mime to cancan caused by-‘small amounts of cancer-caus-lsome way. renowned researcher who pi0~ hydrocarbons." says the While- ; ing chemicals in smoke can nctl Another is that the cancer ll- neared the role of hormones in haired. snll.siilikf’l1 scientist. las protectors-wahle to set up also,” produces some chemimli controlling some cancers. PEOPLE EXPOSED :defencc unless the person isyagent which depresses the im- PILLS DISCOVERED ‘ DMBA is a hydrocarbon. and particularly susceptible. or gets mune reaction. or the ability to,

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