:1: i2 The Guardian Thursday. May 30. 1357

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The Veil Ilruiisivick Piiiitr t-oiiitiii.ssion's 530- million Beechwood lrxtiro project on the St. John litter, ltlf) miles north

iii vi

.019 pniier house.

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of Fi'etlot'it'ton. is rapidly nearingtbeen coniplettun. Ci-t-ii: are roofing-lnlsluice gate in the t,60tHt ti'iere two 45.- and the second of the sluice gaici

ing electricty by the end of llic year. The two regulating gates hate

installed. f l i s:

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also the

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ENGINEER

31! Stephen S Hessian. Jr. of

Gill llniiersity. receiving his De-

Mr. Hessian Montague High School in 1595!. and

y St. Francis Xavier University. An- - . ttgnnish. NS.. in l954.

'-';t hloningiie.

, Rddgdctive Particles Trace ' Insulin Action

With Mexican

MEXICO CITY lAPl - Chihua

N.B. DAM s FISH ADR

I-Ilectricloflo h.p. turbines will be gt-tit-t-at- for the nine rollivays is about

i-oinpleied.

i fish hoist for the dam will lift salmon over the wfotu struc- ture into the pond behind to al-

low the fish to spawn in the upper

ti-iliiitaries of tlie river.

l Mennonites Reach Agreenierit

Government

- the deal for ”living room" in On-

hua's Mennonites have settled a tariii has not been closed. they

-but lack of land

some Mennonites to seek homes in colonists there.

Canada.

Mennonite leaders at Villa Cit-

ldispute with the Mexican govei-n- say l ment and will not leave en masse its eaiisin: has invited the hleiinoniles to send But 5I('Illl0DllESi Baja California land is for? coiioneand they don't like cotton

The governor of Baja California

say

MONTREAL

of insanity. use to the ends of justice." laid meantime extremely disgraceful

ical profession and easily footers wrong impressions of partlality among the public and the possible punishment of a person not re- sponsible for his act."

Dr. Bourgoin is connected with the Service de Readapation So- ciale. Int'.. of Quebec City. He spoke at a lucheon given by the

egaies to the Congress of Correc- lions. FIRST Ill TY l Dr. Rourgoiii sztid a psychia- 'trists' first duty in examining an aocused person is to determine if :there is a case of mental illness. " ”,em. .5 3 rot-ugnizeable form of inertial illiit's.s. "there can be no chaigc. as 19,- the proici-tioii of the insane." But iihI.'ti a psychiatrist has to deal with ”.m abnormal personal- ity. not tiiiliet-tic or mad. he has "very Illllt' ground tti stand upon." l t1-'or ulitle he can readily es- tablish that he is dealing with a psychopaili. )cl there exists no criteria to fIt'('lilP upon the degree of reSpiIIl.NII)tllI) or even to ques- tion it "This type of case often given rise to the disgraceful differences of the learned opinions by expert: for the crown and the defende. .ln case you have wondered how ltwo experts both sincere, honest

"The end result is of very little : Ilnco only Dr, Louis Bourgoin. "but is in the'

for the courts and for the med-I

Canadian Bar Association for del-'

the law provides”

,l Identification, Surveillance, Of Psychopaths Is Important

iCPi-A Quebec City psychiatrist Tuesday said "disgraceful'differences" of psy- chiatric opinions in court are duo in varying legal interpretations

".l'IIIl' should be the major task of all rehabilitation services for itlsveryunavvisoiotniatapo.v- dloltlth even for therapeutic rea- Laona. The psychiatrist must bear in heavy burden in this campaign

loose such cases. K "Our country has yet to estab- rllsh Institution for the reception :1 hopatha. This is a rave lover t that we must rectfy if I we want security in their respect.

So far. Pitycbopaths -routed to 1 mental lnatl utions.

: presence in mental hospitals is to he deplored greatly for they are the source of much lrouple.

NIlcrSig ns l Vocational

1 Agreement

ST. JOHNS Ni-'l.l). t('Pi --l-:d- l ucation Minister Rowe announced Monday he has signed an attfet" ment with the federal tJ.t"'9”""9"l ywhtch win bring Ncufoiindland 31.291100 in rcinbursements for lmoney spent on vocational educa- 'tion during the next fire 393”- l He said the agreement is the duuesso lo the Vocational wliools assistance niircvmst" '1” W 9 "." Newfoundland and Ottawa WIIl(:.I expired after five years in l9.).'i

yearly basis.

1 age group.

lceive about 5744.300 for capital

be is qualified to diag-

have been! us or to regular; Since their . ilmpriaanment is debatable. their t

DR. F'.A. DELORY

Georgetown Man -Receives Ph. D.

and was renewed on a ieniporaryi

On the basis of .VewfoundIancl's.

.poput3tiou ::iwilri):mtl::l-'t:'t;-lyf.-:01-lld)'er;:riAtlilone Fellowship by the R1-iI- mmld have been in or through a

In Old Country

Dr. Frederick A. Debory. B. Eng. M.A.S.. D-I.C.. who has been studying in England since 1953 arrived in Georgetown last week and is the guest of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. l-i..l. DeLory.

Dr. DeLory has been doing post- graduate studies at the Imperial College of Science and Technol- ogy of the University of London.

England: for which he has bccul

awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy i.. the Faculty of En- gineering. .

Dr. DeLory studied under an lsh Ministry of Educaiioti and a special scholarship by the Na-

”"' l'”'"p”le"l- ca" ""1" l”Texpendilure durint: the fire wars tional Research Council of Can-

such diametrically opposite find- ings from the same observations, there is no question of profes-

auhtemm. west of Chihua'iua farming. Tfiey are used in grouing sjunat rnalry I . nemwr ts H a

city. say about 500 members of oats and iilit-at. and processing case of uI,pu,”e schouls at hum,

the colony are negotiating for pur- cheese and liaiiis. p,.eu,m,n.

lchase of 60.000 acres of farm land By religitiii the llennoniics are 3As15 11"; Sun.)

near Timiiiins. Oiil. farmers. They have their own --Mmough lhpnr,” as to the The deal has iiol been closed. ('IluI'('IlPS and schools. hlosl of causes and N-(.hlm,..m M lmqhal

I Montague leaies for Montreal l u-hue he will graduate from fi'fc- ihigh mnh ram

and in any event the Mennonites lI1t'ln still speak low (icriiiiiti.

will not leave llnlll this ficials have been told AVOID LAWS

The Chihuahua Nit-iitioiities

in: education and military .ice Originally numberin: about 3.000. tiie, Chihuahua colonists nmv numher nearly 15.000, due to a

I A Chihuahua city source quoted

year's harvests are gathered. Sicxii-aii of-

mi- grated lo .'Vlexico 35 years ago 5IPXIttaIta from Canada to escape compli- ance with Canadian laiis regard- serv-

Criiiie is altiiust unheard of in the 'ili-iiuoniie villages.

head of t'ie wlioni

call

roloiiy. the

prit. GRANTISD iLii:'A'i'E”T MONTREAL WP! e President

J Geoffrey Vntman of Canariair l.td.. announced Tuesday Robert

3'99 "I B3”'9'"7 Ill E"gi""”"5'4.Vlennonite leaders as saying ”We A. Neale. thecompanv'.s vice-presu hand

tour surplus population. We have has been granted an extended

Vlr. Hessian is the son of Mr 5.5. l ""””'"t QC" "ll Mnt H"”'”"' 9' social securitv. They claimed thatl Vp iunder their original

ttract members of the sect were

ell. executive assistant to the

II, for cxatiiple. a xletiiiotiite steals sortie- thitig. the iii-tun complains to the the bishop. The .bishop then notifies the civil au-y lhorities to come and get the cul--

illiies-; may vary, yet the symp- toms wliirh provide a liiisis for diagnosis rt-iiitiin the shine for the psychiatrists, uhult-ier naiiic is giien the illness.

”'l'herc is or is not mt-tiial ill- ness. Bill the reason for the di- vergence of the experts is due. . . to the viewpoint of each. The ex- tperl for the crown is usually ex- .perienced before the court. He is expected to declare whether or .not the patient is insane in the ylegal sense of the uord. The ex- pert for the defence. on the other is often concerned with

raduated fromt . . 5 ymust find space somewhere for tdent in charge of maniilaeturingipsychtau-H. ,.nm(.at ,k,fmm(,n5y

'Sucl't in basic divergence of

ref-eivr-d is Bachelor of Science De- . gm, W"-J Major in physics fromtllmd I::('l&h;'Ilhl'LI;'hllIf;”l)ily additional leave of absence. Dean P. Stow--lnmanlng in,m.a".s H Wm h, A

long day before the two parties

A few months ago the .Vlt-nnon president since I953. was tiamedimn agreea-

lfeti were threatening to leave Mexico because of a dispute over

settling con-

not subject to such laiis.

NPW "WY. have atzreetl to pay Metal st-cuntv taxes. and the Mex- ican government will provide clin- ics and hospitals. training Henna- nile girls as nurses and attend-

BIIIS. T(lIltl.VTtl t('Pl w An atomic OTHER INVITATIONS

to the post effective June 1.

.-Ecooo SWIMI-VI-Ell.

l The mink. a s.iall member of .the weasel family. is almost as jadt-pt in water as the otter.

Dr. Bourgoin said it is import- iant that psychopaths he identified as such and be the subject of con- lslani surveillantv "if we are to obtain a measure of reduction in their criminality."

' tiiic interest in diabetes after dis-

Seitlement of their disagree- ment with Mexico apparently has covering he had the ailment is made those Mennonites believe heading a group of experts in ex- I "H" ll1P.V NIH settle their differ- perlmt-nls at the Charles H. Best '5'"'95 Mill ill? Vanadtan Rover!!- Instituie here. l "W" till" I 352VNIt' absence. But

Dr. Best and the late Dr. Fred-l T erick Banting. co-discoverer: of! I drill barge is anchored over the the insulin treatment for diabetes. llmll. were able in experiments 36 years

pliysit-tst who developed a scien-,

BISCUI

ARVEN'

TS

PURITV AND QUALJTV

ago to demonstrate the role of in-. oiilin injections in controlling thel disease. But no one yet known precisely how insulin acts to lower the excessively high blond-i sugar level in diabetic person. I

Now Dr. Gerald A. Wrenshall has developed It system of using radioactive particles to measure the effect of insulin on the i-atop of blood sugar movements before and alter the Injection of insulin.-i NEW APPROACH

Previous attempts to measure the effects of insulin involved comparison of different subjects with and without insulin. The new work provides researches with, a dynamic picture of insulin ac- tion as opposed to a static on.

Dr. Wrenshall is one of few medical researchers who possess a combined knowledge of med- icine. physics and mathematica- He holds a degree in physicl from Yale. and in physiology from the University of Toronto.

lb. 3 lbs.

lb. lb.

BOLOGNA (not sliced) SPARE RIBS

SHOULDER It BLADE

ROAST BEEF

PEAMEAL

BACK BACON

FRESH GROUND

33c 55c

39c 75c

2 lbs. 65:

By using radioactive isotopes and tracing them with a geiger counter it is possible to yrihake quuttitive measureiiimtii wt out dluiirhinl the iiystemta normal Haw” . tuncnnntnu. Dr. Wrench-It u - LIQUID WAX . . . . . . . . . . . . I PIMI 53: plains. Part of the groups” recent work Morse,

had centred on the difference be- tween the pancreas of diabetics a non-diabetics. This (land pro- d digestive juices and deliv- crq them into the small intestines. In some diabetics it contains little or an insulin. while in others it is present in large amounts.

Dr. Wl"Q1llIIIII'I group at pres- ent includes such research work- er; an In-. Margaret Bates. Dr. Mqgarot Henderson and Dr. (I. l.?WtnlInu.

INSTANT COFFEE .. . . . . . . . . 2 oz. 49:

Schwartz (Ice Box Jar) PEANUT IUTTER 45:

MotAssss........... .3qts.S'l.00 FirstGrade IU'l'l'El

WHITE SUGAR

Itedkooo TIA...

GlldeLlquld STARCH

in onion - I5 DINIEII

NYLONS pair only

2lbs.5I.'l9 'I0lbs.3I.19

.......V1lb.phg.55c Q .. bonlolsc

79c

Oranges. 2 do: 79: Large Grapefruit 3 for 25:

SI-IORTENING Zlbs. 49c

land annual operating allotments.

i of 8535.400.

KILLED BY COMRADES SINGAPORE

iRt3tlIPl'St

jungle by his own men. it was an- nounced Monday. A t-oinniunique said I-'un Menu, a stale commit- tee member y layan Communist party, was cuted by his comrades last i vembcr-

AI leading Communist terrorist had been killed in the South Malaynl

of the outlawed Ma-. - V y exc- l uate studies in (.lVll l-Inginccring. No. l He then joined the Aluminum Coni-

groedsput... onrvvilvor-v V - Iqitreooofiiiowafluowligli-piotoh

ada.

Born in Georgetown he attend- ed Georgetown High School. Prince of Wales College and in I948 grad- uated frtim Mt'Gill Univt-i'siiy with the Degree of Baclielor of Civil EHLZIIICEFIIHI

Following cmployiiit-iii at Trail. B.L'.. with the Consolidated Min- ing and Smelling ('unIp8ll)' of Can- ada. he entered the Utiiyt-rsily of Turotilo where he took postgrad-

pany of Canada at Arvida, Quebec

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CLEVELAND tCP)-A Montreal Dnanelal analyst predicto the greatest bull market in history may start within a year or so

A. Hamilton Bolton raid rend! meat of industrial loan! ml! I0 "restoke the credit boiler that the long. postwar bull market ma! build up steam for its most dy namc phaac.i” '

Mr. Bolton, a senior partner M Bolton. Tremblay and Cu. MOI- treal investment counsel ad- dressed the lotb annual conven- tion of Flncial Analysts Soci- eties here Wednesday N8111-

A resume of his rbmaru was released to the press in advance

' of delivery.

Mr. Bolton said -A "new ell" stock market has existed for eight years, "Any stock market that breaks through old highs mm It generation ago and which stays through is a new era stock mar

et. STARTED AFTER WAR

”lt started in 1949 because by then the economy had. as a result of thc Second World War. built up a unqiu. set of monetary condi- tions never before encountered in the United States."

These conditions were the low- iest private debt structure in US. history and the "i '- t level of lI'lltlnD)' supply substantially repre- .st-ntcd by government debt mane ltized into the banking system.

. "Without these conditions I am convinced that this boom would have been over by now and we

inajur postwar depression by this time. i am equally convinced that

lbccause of these conditions we do;

not at the present time face a post war depression. If this is correct, we will not. either. have a major bear market in stocks."

and was one of the first engineers on the huge Kilimat project in British Columbla- , . During the period he studied in Eiiglanti. Dr. l)eLory. on two trips by car, toured twelve countries of Continental Europe. as well as motoring through England, Scot- land. Ireland and Wales. I

Sees Possibility Prosperity

Weve

Mrfnolton said it soontar 'aIol.bortog" market

iasttlltoo

Lotnabull butboinrocaat

markets may abut tbeirimexlmltipeakbefol: tbeycarend.

IIGHEI MARKETS POSSIBLE

If the market could stay above the industrial average: figure of

1956. could be exceeded on the up 114'-It by five to to pc cent. How ever. such a breakthrough should not fool us into bcllbving that an other major rise is II'TI.I'l'IedIII.PIy ahead. he said.

He eniphui ” that the break through does not mean the shirt of the foreseen boom. "That will not come until we get a restored up credit boiler as in 1949 and again in 1953, resulting from some loan liquidation that is not accom panied by falling business."

Mr. Bolton described the recent rally as technically weaker than it looks but said he ”oubled that even on a sharp market decline ludus trial shares now ould go below the Dow Jones 400 figure.

lie forecast that psy ” '

it-nlly

E

Shortly

the advent at the true bull mat-;, ., will induce great or -' deuce.

"It will have a tremendous ..., cbnlogtcal impact from the lat"! that this would be the third -,i.;..-1 WI! dlbrcoaion we have IV0lLltd by eaalgtlally monetary and credit mean

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