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'"‘l1ftON_'I‘0 (CF) — Cigarette sbrnuking is an important causa- flvc lCf‘l.nl' in lung cancer and '5 largely responsible “dram.-~.tir. increase in lung-i,-..,. cu deaths in Canada. the Na. timial Cancer Institute of Cn. Eda Says in a special report re- leased today,

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Has Report On Cigarettes

;direcior of the publicly sup- ported body. said he hopes the 3 government will join in an inter- :view that cigarette advertising -must uc controlled to make the ‘campaign effective.

I Tilt: institute. which co-ordln- l ates cancer research in Canada. lulldates its public stand on smoking and cancer mainly on

ffhroe Ad Go On Council

V By ALAN HARVEY

\_A_TICAlV CITY (CPl—Three ddiiionai C a n a d i ll l1 s were a m e d Monday to working groups of the ecumenical coun- cil as the immense assembly of the Roman Catholic Church be- -gall its real business. « After ll preliminary days de-

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voltd largely to ceremony and general preparation. the 55-da- itinn council spent three hours in earnest discussion on szu-red liturgy of the church. first item on the ag nda -of a conference that may last a year or more. lere were no Canadian speakers Monday but the em- phasis among Canadian bishops is understood ally change that would make the public worship of the church mcie intelligible.

As the debate started. the Vatican secretariat issued the names of e members clvctcd to the last three work- ing commissions of the coun-

cil.

The list included three Cana- dians Most Rev. Valerien Bel- amzcr, auxiliary bishop of Mont- real. was e l e c t e d to the

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commission on discipline of the sac-rame s; Most Rev. George

mpeg. to the commission on re-

aurice Pare, bishop of Chi- couiimi. Que.. to the commis- sion of seminaries.

MISTAKEN IDENTITY Through an unusual case mistaken identify, it was at first believed that there were four Canadians in the final list. since the official announcement dis- tiibuted- by the Vatican identi- fied one of thebistlops as “John Cody of London. Canada."

This was assumed to

Bishop John C. Cody of London. ni. But when

this reporter called on Bishop Cody at his hotel suite. along with Bernard Daly of the Canadian Catholic Clon- icrence, the London, Ont.. pro- late knew nothing about his “election "

A check with the Vatican of- fice showed that it should have been Most Rev. John Cody. archbishop coadjutor of New Orleans. An official correction was later issued.

B. Flahlff, archbishop of Win- shy of ii ious orders. and Most Rev. so)

the basis of two Canadian stud- ies and recent findings in Brit- am. A 1969 institute statement had suggested more evidence was needed to support a «use and effect relationship” between smoking and lung cancer.

i'l'lls new report concludes that the cigarette - cancer link is established, although one insti- lule-financed. study has found that known cancer-inducing sub- stances in cigarette smoke are not present in sufficient quantity to cause the disease by them- selves.

MIBIING L1Nl(

seven-year study by chem- ist G. E. Wright at the Univer- ' Toronto concludes that

some side effect or undiscovered compound brought on by the

ut repo published in the Canadian Med- ical Association Journal. says that “ available statistical and epidemiological evidence of the Association between smok- ing and lung cancer favors the conclusion that cigarette smok- .ing is ar. mportant factor in 'the of lung cancer ‘and is largely responsible for the dramatic and continuing in- crease in the recorded lung can- cer death rates."

in addition to the Wright re- search, the report refers to a 1961 study in the federal health and welfare department show- ing that the risk of death from lung cancer increases with the intensity oi cigarette smoking and declines smoking is discontinued.

The report also notes that I report in Britain last March by ‘the Royal College of Physicians [says the strong statistical assoc- liation between cigarette smok- ing and lung cancer is most simply explained on a cause and effect basis. The report led to government-sponsored cam- paigns against smoking in Brit- aln and other European coun- tries

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lPackaging Dry Beans

Means New Industry

BOW ISLAND. Alta. (CF) — Southern Alberta has a new in- dustry —- packaging dry beans for a potential $1,000,000 mar- ’ now almost com-

e province.

Current plans call for supply- ing demand from Alberta and British Columbia processors but the new company plans to pack- age in the near future for the retail trade ‘

W G. twalti Cleland. gen-

- oral. manager for Inland Seed

Industries Ltd., said canners dislike im p o rt in g from the United States or Eastern Can- ada because of e added freight cost: plus delay in dei-

lVc'l‘_V Mr Cleland said the great- ost benefit from the plant that a product. imported until now. is being grown in south- ern Alberta. adding a source of revenue and keeping the money e area. l\'la-jor function of the new

plant during the first year of operation is cleaning. grading and marketing dry beans for the 20 growers in the Bow Is- land-to-Burdett area. I: PLANS

Plans still under tudy in- clude onion and fresh veget- able processing and packaging for southern Alberta by the company formed by a group of businessmen.

Quality of the four strains. developed specifically for south- ern Alberta conditions, are equal to beans grown any- where.

The two major hazards of growing beans. both expert’- encrd this year. are blight and frost. Mr Cleland said the two

is hasards failed to cause any

serious economic losses.

Mr. Cleland said blight can be all but eliminated by use of second-year. certified - blight- free seed. which will be used in subsequent years.

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The iippcrcut is I colorful term used to describe the pro- motion of defensive trump tricks in suit contracts. By any otiirr liafllf‘ the play would be cquzllly effective. but in all per- tincnt cases it leaves the denigr- er with a feeling that someone has pulled the rug from under

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a heart. but actually. South has {to go down one against the best ‘defense.

West lends the K-0 of dis- ‘monds and then follows with A low diamond which East trumps with the e’ ht. Declarer is forced to o\'erruff—otherwise he goes down immedistely—-so let's

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This presents a problem of sorts to West. who might think his partner could win the Jack if he ducked. but West takes the trick with the ace because he realizes that South would not have jumped to four hearts ex- cept with excellent trumps. as well as the ace of spades.

From West's viewpoint. the best chance of beating the con-

ct is to play East to have arts. So. after 9 of hurts. lends another low diamond. mg for another wall - dire lippercllt from East.

must make another heart trick and South's s

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