8 1110 Guardian, Charlottetown. Sat. June 20. 1964.

-.Four-Fif’rhs Cancer Cases {Are Claimed Preventable

HONEY HARBOR. Out. (01’) . Four out of every five canes of l cancer develop llrom I within man's control and thus l Could be prevented. a South At- rican medical researcher said Thursday. Dr. A. G. Oettle of the. South - African institute of Medical Re i search in Johannesburgh said 5 lie based his statement on stud- ;.ies that show the incidence of " different forms of cancer can be .correlated with diet. smoking :z‘eather and methods of cook

: t2. . However. he emphasized in an .

: address to the sixth (‘niiadlzln . cancer research conference here - that he did not imp?" 'i

be eliminated immediately.

Dr. Oettle said a recent re- .port in the British Medical Journal shows that

‘ cigarette s m o k l n g prevents

Come cancer cases from devel- -

.oplng. The report said that after a {campaign by the British Medi-

cal Assnclation to persuade [LS‘ 40.000 '

members to give up Smoking. the incident of lung cancer a m o n doctor:

dropped five per cent from l95ti

to l9til compared Wlth the rate 1

I the prei'lous tive-ycm ‘period, During Ilio same pcriod. the incidence among the British public rose about 22 per cent.

ENVIRONMENT LINK

Five cancer specialists, ln- .eliiding Dr. nettle. agreed that while there is no Stwciiic cans.- some environmental to link up which ‘may still be unknown. as the overall cause of the disease.

Expanding this. Dr. Ocitle said research has shown that Africa has distinctive types 0t cancer and all cancer in Africa is much less evident than in Eil— ropean or white races.

FIELD

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SATURDAY, J Commencing Noon Meal by

tactors ! go barefoot, but

He said an example in cancer of the foot among Africans who this disease ; vanishes among the next gener 'ation when it starts wearing s oes. .

Dr. Niels Dungal of the Uni versiiy of Iceland gave another the environmental

He said the [only piacc eland where I women have a higher incidence of stomach cancer than men is

i a fishing village where there it

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Trooper Henry Gorry. who paid is own sea fare from Australia fifths of existing cancer could to join the British Army, has een chosen the best recruit in

‘his regiment. iTank Regiment.

control oi mild him it will repay his £162 v

t fare. WAI'I‘S FOR FALL DOWNHAH MARKET. Eng- .land [CFC-For eight, months. -

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17 men building a bridge ne has so

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Soot from chimneys falls into j the barrels and the women, who istay at home. drink far more lot this water than their hus‘ ‘bands, who drink water frotn natural reservoirs and pot ‘ ; while on their fishing trips.

Dr. Dungal also said the rate

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Commission On 'Biculturcilismi To Launch Research Program

QUEBEC (CPI The co- chairmen of the royal commis- sion on bilingualism and bicul turallsm as announced the commission is launching a broad research program extend- ing to the fall of 1965.

The commission has hired 45 full-time and part-time research workers and will add to the team later this summer.

Andre Laurendeau and David- son Dunton said the fact-finding projects will cover the follow-

i ing areas.

i

l. The extent at present of bilingualism in the federal civil service, Crown corporations and the armed forces. Special atten- tion will be given to recruitment

and promotion practices and working me 5.

2. The structure and policies of large private companies and labor unions in r ation to lan- guage and cultural factors.

3. The efficiency and methods of mass media to furthering communications between Cana- dians. This study will cover television. radio. reprcsentativc newspapers and The Canadian Press news agencr.

4. The extent and methods ot teaching mother and second lan- l guages in the schom systems of lo provinces Mr. Lauren- ' deau said this is the area where information is lacking to the greatest exten.

5. Demograi hic studies of eth-

nlc groups other than British

and Mitch.

PLAN EUROPEAN STUDY Mr. Laurendeau said other researchers will make compar-

of cultural groups. No “enor- mous teams" would be sent to Europe. however. as some newspaper editorials had tug- ested. '

he constitutional and legal aspects of bilingualism and bi- culturalism would also be stud- ied. he commission has said in the past it feels free to toe- 0 end constitutional amend- ments if it finds some are needed.

Mr. Dunton said a series of 23 grass~roots eetings the commission held across Canada ‘ showed there is “a considerable g lack of information and effec-’

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lo On Ice 145th ANNIVERSARY

‘ CHURCH PARADE _ TRINITY UNITED CHURCH, Charlottetown SUNDAY, JUNE lel, ll u.m.

All members of St. Lawrence Wildey and Alpha Rebekah Lodges, all visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekah from other lodges are cordially invited to take part in the parade. ~ .

The PATRIAHCHS MILI’I‘ANT BRANCH and Ladies Auxiliary to the Canton, from Nova Scotia, will take part.

" Parade will form at the lodge bldg. 10:15 tun.

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