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By BOB MacKENZIE OTTAWA- (CP)—The National

In his annual report for the year ended March 31, Dr. Bal- lard said continuing studies were being made to meet chang. ing conditions brought about by the increasing number of uni- versities and requests for grants and equipment. ;

“More than ever before, uni- versities are recognizing their role as institutions for advanc- ing the world’s store of knowl-

edge “Thus, the very

ately on research programs, realizing that they can attract neither good staff members nor the more inquisitive students unless they can offer an. inspir-

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Increased Grants Needed

uninjured.

ed our bodies from head to toe before we went tearing off for our punge in the sea.

When we returned to the dres- sing room we sat and talked and smoked. ‘Always take a break for a smoke and talk, ‘‘said Mr. Kasak,” it is part of a* good ; auna.””

to be the hottest. The time we were in the sauna Mr. Kasak estimated the temperature to be

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him down to the beach for the splash and Mr. Kasak was not jong behind me.

ed. It felt like about 400 to me

Mr. Kasak said in a well con- structed sauna it was. possible to get the temperature of the room. over the boiling point of water. (212). Biimsrer

On the way back to Charlotte. town feeling as though we were the only clean people on the face of the earth and very much pro sauna group, we wondered tf saunas could be used to lengthen our all too short wrist seasor. With a sauna the swimming sea- son could be extended until after | Labour Day, until i hunting season, until after | the snow flies and, if

the ice formed. |

Research |

The university support was a $4,539,147 increase over the $12.- 605,832 spent in the previous year and highlighted a tremen- ;dous increase in this field in the jlast decade. The program, ;which has continued uninter-

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rates, the office has

and barbitu- medical examiner’s

Dr. James Luke, assistant ex- aminer, reported that Miss Kil-

gallen

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“acute ethanol

(alcohol) and barbiturate intox- ication.”” He said the quantities of alcohol and of barbiturates in her bloodstream were not ex- cessive, but said the combina- tion- caused a- fatal .

on -the central nerv The

iner said the circumstances sur rounding Miss Kilgallen’s death were ‘“‘indecisive”’ and did not rule on whether it was suicide or accidental.

her hairdresser.

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SELL JET ENGINES

OTTAWA (CP) — Crown As sets Disposal Corp. has sold 9) Orenda_ jet engines to a Hamil ton firm, Berk and Miller, for it was learned day. A defence department spokesman said the cost of the engines in 1955 was approxi- mately $5,400,000.

Smith”

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;fupted for the-48-year life-of the council, accounted for only $1,879,790 in the 1955-56 fiscal year.

The number of universities and colleges obtaining operating grants has doubled in |the last 10 years, but “there remains a critical shortage of fuuds for some types of research grants.”

The council ust increase university support substantially “if a satisfactory status of sci- ence is to be maintained in Canada.”

“For several years. the coun- cil has been unable to grant | more than one-third of the re- quests of purchase special re- search: equipment in the $5,00)- $100,000 range.

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does not include the %,935,000 in medical research grants dis- by council for equipment and scholarships.

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