Thurs. Dec. 26. 1963.

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O Unpractlccll TORONTO (UPI -— William Mahotney. national dimectaor of the United Steelworkers of 0 American (CLC). said Mondav that the present structure of the Liberal party maloes any sug- - gestiion of a merger with the New Dermocratiic party imprac- tlcal. "There is no possibility filial ‘ the ateelwurkers could suppnn 0 . ’

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whooping it up for '64 with Greetings and SALE-utatlons to mm,“ mm mp omms M’ mm

4 ; parti in Otntaiw and T start you off on a Happy New Year of BIG savmosx And wm°'mmsm gmsmimgwg

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. SAVE YOU WILL when you shop here for everything you need :.A’;J‘fis3°;'l-‘FORMAL for the holiday festivities—for wonderful party treats .. . for c.°g;::1Bm:l1:P gonglnd delicious foods for gain dinners .. . . for every day favorites for title Liberal leader John Win- i

’ termeyer admitted at the week- marvelous meals the whole week long. We ve storewide LOW end there had been infor-

PRICBS and SUPER BUYS in all aisles to bring you the best guggemms of ,, m.e.,.ge,,., 1,, M 1086 009$ '1‘. c. Douglas denied lcnowledlge between

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“We are fully in accord inghouse Clothes Dryer. Mr. Donald MacDonald’s atm- ion that the stnuctune of the

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'"""b"' Paul Robeson Next drawing Dec. 31st. Returns To US.

, . NEW YORK (AP) _. Ail‘ Winner of Draw Dec. Z4I'h— Paul Robeson has re-l:nu::<gi

his five-year exziiie. But his % _ I I

PR'l'CES says he still tfhtlnks com- ” : munisim is “temlfic and he al- - will." . 5 Dennis Crescent, Parkdale W319}: 65-yea”! New hm‘

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what techniques are likely to be i I/2 LB_ effective in exercising those PKG c deep-rooted anxieties and pre- ' judicea that prevent many from

;n:ker’s Study Needed, Journal Says

TORONTO (CP)—-The mot!» ' vations and habits of the Cana- ‘ dian smoker will have to be . studied before any anti-smoking campaign‘ can be successful. the Canadian Medical Associa- tion Journal says. ,

An editorial in the journal says the decision by the federal government to spend $400,000 in an anti - smoking campaign should provide the occasion for in searching review of current methods employed in cancer education and the assumption underlying them.

' rent deal of complex research is required relative to communication, habit lorma- . tion. and motivation to indivi. dual health-promotlon activity before decisive program can be

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seeing any important problem in cigarette smoking."

The editorial also states that the Canadian public will neerl to be carefully prepared over a long period before action-prtv ducing cancer education can P

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begin. it says that an early sign ol success. I “decade or st‘

hence." will be the recognition by the public that cigarette smoking is no longer the thing ‘ to do.

Ontario Amends Statistics Act

TORONTO (GP) ~— The On- tario government has amended the Vital Statistics Act to al-

w mothers of iiledtimato children to give them the father's name. act now will allow the child to have the father's name. provided the mother has been legally separated from her it- gal husband at least a year be- fore the conceived and that the tather consents to the use of h

is name.

In the past. illegitimate chil- thcn had to be registered under the legal husband‘: name even if the ahild never used

It. Now the mother will fill out

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