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Members of the cast of “John A. Beats The Dcnl" are shown hcre in a some from the play as they run through a rehearsal. From

left to right are Milo Ring-

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ham. Roberta Maxwell. Diana l,.cBlanc and David Brown.

'l'hc play was opened by the \‘cptune Theatre company fro m Halifax at the (‘on- federation (' c n l c r Thea-

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Ire last night_ In the back- ground of the picture are David Renton an Dawn Greenhaigh, who plays Lady Macdonald. Her husband. not shown here. takes the part of John A. He is Ted Follows.

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18 The Man, Charlottetown. Tues" June 9. 1964.|

iEpilepsy Foundation

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By FRANK CAREY

unches Campaign

{drugs; a small percentage can

WASHINGTON iAPl — Epl-l be cured by removal of affected

llepsy is an ancient affliction—I

i as old as man himsel .

It has victimized such men as

St. Paul, Julius Caesar. Napo- ‘leon. Alexander the Great. Lor lBy-ron and Handel.

: More han 2,000,000 North iAmericans suffer from it. and they form what the Epilepsy

Foundation calls “a lonely and ‘frigzhtened minorit

Four out of five epileptics do ]not even seek treatment. ’l‘hey :lhide their condition. either {through fear or because they ‘vdon’t know treatment iI avail- ! able. ' But help is available. and the Epilepsy Foundation has an a campai for “bet- fer understanding of epilepsy and the rson with epilepsy."

'lihe foundation says most epi- leptics are capable of normal lives. ' '

or obtain driving ‘ be subject to sterilization and cannot obtain jobs or education. Scientists say epilepsy is not a disease but a neurological dis- mark by seizures aris- ing from abnormal “firing” of the brain's normal electricity.

CAN CONTROL SEIZURES

tic development but to make a real contribution to it in the e ahca l Co-operation of Maritime or-

Success Of Sugar Refinery

Is Considered Inspiration

SAINT JOHN. \'.R. MP:— About 600 Saint John families

re ‘ ing on wages paid by a half-century-old firm whose suc 0955 story might be a textbook for anyouc thinkin: of a sinkc in the industrial future of tho Atlantic provinccs

Atlantic S u 5; a r Rcimcrics Limited distributes an annual payroll of 32.500000 and is rc- sponsiblc for 40 ('m'12nr‘s handled by local longshorcmcn as the firm celebrates its golden anni- versary this year.

Long-range adjustment of its operations to meet shifting. spe- cialized market demands is the apparent reason Atlantic Sugar currently competes strongly on the domestic sugar cane mar— ket.

its willingness to adopt mod- ern methods of procession. stor-

PURITY DAIRY

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in: and packaging has cost the company more than $13,000,000 in capitol expenditures since 1953.

But \l’. mini: fronds and changing con- ditions the company has often hccn in markets ahead of its competition."

\ wholly — owned Canadian

company

company with production l'acili“l tics concentrated here. Atlanticleigm years ago of a new re.‘

bee ' his 1 l lalel" meo and Juliet, A Tale of Two ‘

Suzar has opened new distribu-i fined sugar warehouse; a new‘ 1.

ion and warehouse quarters at Montrea and Toronto. EXPANDS AGAINST ODDS

President; .I. 'I‘. Paton says “by antici-l Atlantic Sugar production rose

of outside markets to match re- . gional competition decrease and

i packaging at keeping : abreast of competition. Manufacturers’

lnine per cent in nine years to ‘52 per cent of the total last . year. As a result, total sales in- ; creased.

I Improvements in company fa-

l cilities includ c o nstruction

'concrete wharf a year with up-to—date unloading and storage areas for raw sugar and

Up to 80 per cent of epileptics can have their seizures well-con- convuisant

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brain areas. But all the drugs have certain drawbacks, so doc- tors are constantly trying to find improved ones. And they'd like to find ways of safely expanding the surgical approach.

ut the scientists caution that while greater strides have been made against epilepsy in the last 25'years than in the previ- ous 2.500 years—and further progress is being made each year—victory over it il far from won.

Take it from Dr. J. Preston Robb, a neurologist from McGill University, Montreal. who now working at (the U.S. Na- tional Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness, survey- ing the American research ef- fort in various neurological ail. ments, including epilepsy. He say

first place—electrically. that is ——and what enables it to spread lithe way it sometimes does. sometimes involving the whole brain?

Dr, Robb says that despite their benefits. drugs and surg- ery are not enou . e say-s doctors and society in general

d also consider the general well-being of the patient—the environment in which he lives, ibis educational problems. his I ability to work.

ofthe oblorv'atory‘a solar physics section, said in an in- terview Monday that solar flares emit both harmless and idangerous rays. The harmful rays would "cook" a space trav- eller unless some method IS found to shield a space ship or to take evasive action.

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JACKSON. Miss. (AIM—m. Mississippi legislature Satur- night approved a liquor referendum bill which may end a half - century of prohibition in the only dry state of the 11.8. the measure cells for a refer endum in November.

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i Solar Flares

1 Are Studied i By Canadians

l ‘ By JOHN a. man

O'I'I‘AWA (CPl—Violent erup. tions of gaseous materials on the sun’s surface are being p'no- tographed with special equip- ment b the Dominion Obser- vatory as part of the American Apollo program to put a man on e moon.

More information about the nature of these eruptions calledsolar ﬂares—must ob tained before a space ship can ever hope to reach the moon with its occupants alive.

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"Although we treat epilepsy reasonably well, and know a great deal more about it than we once did, there are many crucial. unanswered questions that require further study—both at the laboratory level and through careful study of pa- tients themselves.

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lganizations and the Maritime lFm‘eighxt Rates Act were a big ihelp to the company. Paton isaid. But transportation costs still were a difficulty.

He said determination to keep lup with the times and the right fabtitude will show a firm there

lportunities in the Atlantic in»

dustrial community.

“The story of Atlantic Sugar." 9

'he said “is just one of m you can find throughout the A lantic region."

“l MOVIE IFoijirEs

1 LOS ANGELES (AP) -—- For- :mer matinee idol Robert War- ; wick. 85. the first "Alias Jimmy iValentine" of the movies. died ‘Saturday at a convalescent hos- .pital. Warwick, who had n . active in ‘ profession until the last year appeared in hun- dreds of movies, including Ro-

i Cities. The Adventures of Robin

ood. Juarez and Gentleman’s

Such cxpanswn comes against. a nine-year program of auto-l Agreemem f“ '

a background of unlikely devel- opments since establishment of lhe industry in 1915—3 50 per

lmation at the refinery itsel that was completed this i The result is a high quality

year. ‘

ORFAWE'D—Riﬁﬁ CINCINNATI lAPl — A Jap-

ccnt drop in the Maritime prov-i. production selling at a competv anese was ordainw by the He-

;inccs' percentage of Canada's lpopulalion from 20 per cent to 0

pcr capita sugar consumption cnmpnrcd to the national arcrv ace and increased competition.

The firm's answer has been production of more carefully processed products for an in- ‘crcascd demand from manufac-

luive price and the ability vi the I _ _ to maintain its posig ocr ccnt: declining regionalition and share in the total Car

1 company ’ nadian market.

AGGRESSIVE PROGRAMS “We have undertaken aggres- sive m a r k e ting programs," commented President P a t o n, "and established a willingness

lturing. industries; dcvclnpmenton the part of management toi nati policemen. .

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