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with classified -material. ; nadian Ikaloid treatment. possess \ e I — = : a aaa sili eels ee reniipey Boley epee Bad. parry Pete sec peemw~ ag vi ncl an ano ported at the’9h International | round: in plants. Dr. Noble and | T0¥®, Dr. Noble“ demonstrated or Ic BATH, Me. (AP) — Sculptor | Cancer Congress at. Tokyo. Dr. | his colleagues diseovered it in| Ptogress im manipulating the , William Zorach, 79, whose crea- | R.L. Noble, Director of the Can- the leaves of a pink-flowered molecule of VLB to increase the ‘ co tions grace leading museums, | cer Research Unit of the Univer-| pjant called vinca really | effectiveness and at the same By PRESTON GROVER villages, some with ancient for-| died Tuesday night. His’ best-| sity of British Columbia and'| ine-¢ommon jinkle’ plant. |titme decrease the toxicity or the

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(AP) —|tifications. Swimming weather | prown works include four 12-| pioneer in the use of VLB to con- They tee danger of for a rich|lasts eight or mine months &| oo figures’ im front of the | trol cancer, presented facts on unis nic Pada ae aan cells. oe } Mayo Clinic im Rochester, |.the possibilities of a derivative | in treating diabetes. and

The greatest attraction are | Minn., and other pieces at. Ra-| of the original drug. theory did not work

when the | stone temples, dating back at/dio City Music in New| In 1959 Dr. Noble found that! they did find that an ingredient | The new results

occupied by one strong |are the ssp yg or lyogalin building in Washington, D.C. |as VLB would arrest the pro-| production of white blood

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‘slasid. WASHINGTON (CP), — AM | reflects growing Canadian pene- people speak English namie a ele tration of the U.S. mrket, they some Italian shaping up under the Canada-|*@¥. and they are looking to a

. U.S. auto production agreement rocky beaches, and the water | composed of everything from . -lyear when Canadian plants that fish and old can-|the stone age to now. Chie reLe eimated here. |thave fully repatierned produe-|

the U.S. surplus on its Cans- | tion lines.

| ° a dies secount compared : Racial asrement—whicr imounet | GQQU@. Liberal -

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More than $700,000,000.

Explosion It may-shrink farther im 1967, informants speculate.

Feared A better picture should be ig |

: produced in the American re- MONTREAL (CP) — Dr.

iat Port ofthe agreement’s opera-| Lapierre, outgoing president of

us tions. It is being prepared by! the Quebec Liberal Federation, a Ng OTTAWA (CP)—Southeri Af-| officials of the commerce, labor | had bitter words for some pro- . ae : eee See and state departments, and the | vincial Liberals and a statement : : . -! explosion ona o. - LEARNS LESSON - i s have een avoided i lan|ready” for’ President, Johmson's| federation president, : years Britain e rebel Rhodesian for, |scrutiny by the en .f the! -1 cannot pass over ia-silence Jean Lesage, leader'of Que- loss te the Union Nationale in ism, saying: Let us prove to | 4. Maltese deficits, while Sat teat peas, Prebident Ken- — , ; ir, t Ken-| He is expected te release. % —_—hac's_Lieral_party. (pid the — elections the voters _.. that if they are | game-time the-naval-dockyards | seth Kaunda of Zambia allen ac ale ees Ht stituted ‘ _ opening three-day com ._was “a lesson in realism. He good teachers we are good | and troop installations i ed by C last

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eral Federation in Montreal Urged Liberals to reject what students.” biggest single source “This world is getting into| year, the agreement between Friday night that the party’s he called doctrinaire social- (CP Wire ee aie arith eens {the bad habit of postponing dif-|the ‘two countries abolished ae _— ——} Maltese — getting — $15,000,000 = North-American tariffs for-man-| Pi teat ; ee ~We are||||

International Cancer Eick jo |

| —¥From—the—American—stand-+,. point, the aim was to preserve the annual’ trade surplus. .en- jeyed—witieuGesinlo~ttebwgivl

to the Canadian subsidiaries of Souk eras pn a eae Chrys- A pledged . American Motors or Cana- M4 try to work out the financial dif- dian parts makers access to the | pix" °PPosition to the Kierans / ficulties. However, ‘ :

much larger American market. The alternative, Congress was| Dr. Lapierre said a federa- told was unilateral Canadian | tion president must eontent action to bolster its auto indus-| himself with doing much of his ow or great violence of a ra-|try by higher tariffs or other | Work in obscurity “for it’s’ not Malta | cial nature in the future.” devices restricting American | UP to him to eclipse ‘the party where| President Kaunda was asked |exporis to Canada. leader.” Former premier Jean Jit can. If Britain, the United | whether limited United Nations| The net American auto sur- | Lesage is the party chief.

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Lae stopped smok- D viet prevention. An important per-| doctors have now = n AYPA don of tw ao that educa- E “lection of Dr. R.M. Taylor, Ex-| It was suggested Holds < ile Canadian Cancer. Society..to the | ticularly early school _ groups, }————————

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cmon Ce CI ne a eng Papa ang ted von see OUT, ll STEDMANS fice of General of . EI. same end 000, the International Union against|mental factors in causing| held their tenth: annual Service | would. NATO's Mediterranean |as the use of force. said last year’s substantial in- MONDAY NIGHT !! as heatguastevs~to-is—Biaiie-—-——4 “creake “wax a one hot” sftatr——~

This gathering, held every |technical papers: this included | the installation of Deanery offi-| Just how important is Malta| sanctions, and as the English| Canadian subsidiaries were Chandler Bros. ROYALTY }{ MALL four years, and attracting 4000 iarly local conditions of air} cers in St. *s Church, Rus-|to the West? A naval opinion | saying goes, once bitten, twice |uncertaim about congressional ; |||. SHOPPING CENTRE delegates from over 60 coun-| pollution, moisture, dust, ete-/ tico, took place: The meeting|was given by Capt. Robert N. |shy he replied. approval, therefore Canadian ; Lid. 4 ‘seep Shenae ter

tries, heard reports on every|There were many specific stu-| was attended by about 50 young | Miller, chief of staff o f U.S. Car- exports to the US. were not up ZAKEAS MONEY? |, ptywoed ; oe Cars. : phase of research but most of |dies in epidemiology, or the oc-| members from throughout the|rier Division Six. : much. x Back}|* FU eat ‘ the attention was directed , to|curence of cancer. This dealt| Island. sss Se “Although weapons have rtment Form) ‘This year's anticipated aa the .need for early diagnosis The officers were installed by Malta's ;

un- c | drastically, e high incidence of sto) yo. Archdeacon J.R. Davies as-| strategie tmportance remains s Criticism er, Gerald Daley and are as fol-| Despite its economie troubles,| oOrrawA (CP) — Mines de-

. yee ¢ . AE. Malta is 2 fascinating place and hase ace ‘belt Work on mass diagnosis has | considered the probably cause} cey; president, Clair ; | thousands of tourists are find |Dsked’ to. a oe already made great strides in |The value of type Sf Work |) president, ey ing out. than 60,000 asked ee

Neuring cancer of the cervix and |is the ability to isolate and at Coles Sect mresident, Ruby |came this year, timate

of the breast. On the former, Dr. | ack localized -causes-of cancer i | above last year. Department Pathology # the| The -concensus of the creda} bert . the pote oner Games Dushdl, ae was that research is still the more Newcombe; treasurer, | 7 Oe ported on progress on work and final answer to the | “© iercey which he had been directing for | ¢ancer toll but im Canada and| The sermon was delivered by over 8 years in mass screening ee ee ee Rev--E.L; Linton, rector of the ey Rapin of women in British Cohumbia. | All Stee Teg — | the service were the Rural | Bi i service were ‘ 2 oS . Dean, Rev. M.R. Ness: of Cra- smear test to as high as ‘ Port Hill. tof the tion of women | Steen MONCTON (CP) — Art Atkin-| Following the meeting, the prevention methods son ‘of Halifax Curling Club was had supper at the North

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St. George's, in his 80th year.| Charlotietown CC (Dr. Glen | wyres of Mount Stewart, collid-

Reiting at the Charlottetown Fu- | Giddings) 3, Saint John. Thistle | od with telephone pale. in Bus- | : “feral Home, until Tuesday’ af-'| (Eric Garland) 7. bary, .

ternoon at 3 o’clock then at the Three occupants of the vehicle

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wete taken to the Charlottetown J. Somers, St.- George's. Fu- Hospital, by an ambulance from meral Wednesday morning ‘to St.., the Hennessey Funeral George’s Church for Requiem : Two were later released, how-

ever Myres is still in the hospl- ‘tal where he is undergoing x-

rays. Attending physician is Dr. ber 19, 1966, . ‘ ; } lis in her 65th yar. Remains Damage Heavy

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