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B ll d W. ljcsle Lte§'§'reu Science Editor

. HILADELPHIA, Oct. 18—(AP) --A surgical operation which re- moves a whole lung with little risk and no chest deformity afterward was re the American Col- ieighgf sugeons here today. first person who lost a. lunz this way, s middle-aged Pit h

Elbetter than that of some of

his colleagues of equal age. Children who were reduced to one lung b lthis method are pia g the usua |gtunes as well as eir twc-luns

companions. _

The remsiaina lune has exvI-ildeﬁ to fill most of the space left vacant. The operation saves lives in cancer of the lung, which forms about i0 per cent of all cancer and which wins, ugtil i1; short time ago, regard-

ls ope ess.

The new operation was oriﬂnlibd Dr. Evnrte A. Graham. of Barnes

ospitel, St. Louis, and professor of surgery at Woshingtoni University, Bt. Louis.

This operation preserves the ribs

y. Two or three ri-lxs are

making an openlna 111W the dies. Later th ere sewn to- gether and soon uni e. Even surface léglaés often disappear. Dr. Graham

The first operation was perfonned ‘seven years ago. since then. Dr. (Jraham said. several hundred have been performed over all the world.

Blood transfusion is given during the operation. ‘This reduces shock. formerly the cause of high death rates in chest operations.

Dr. Graham said that in enlarg- |lng to take over the extra. work tJnc remaining lung probablv does not grow any more tissue. but that its capillaries expand. It appears, he ad ed, that men nonnally is sup- plied with more lung tissue than he needs

If cancer of the lung is found early. the mortality in this opera- tion is only about 10 per cent. Un- fortunately. Dr. Graham said. so per cent of the cases come in too late for operation although this type of cancer is commratlvelv ensv to di- QKHCDE.

TYNE VALLEY SCHOOL

me gollowing is the report of the {Pym Valley School for the month lof September:

l Grade x Sr.

1. Julia Ramsay.

2. Etsielle MacAusland.

3. Isabel MacDoggzill.

Grade X Jr:

1. Jack Nisbet.

2. Jean MacDonald.

Audrey MacDougall. S. Margaret Nisbet. I. Pizgllis Sharp. Grwde VII: 1. Jean MacKay. 2. Frances MacKay, 8. Donald Ramsay. Grade VI:

8. Elaine Williams. Grade V: 1. Helen Nisbet. l 2. Roger MacKay.

3. Lawrence Stewart. Grade III

1. Orville MacDonald. 2. Betty Nisbet.

3. Kenneth Williams, G c II:

1. Shirley MacKay. 2. Basil MacDougall. 8 Chcll Ramsay. Grude I Sr:

1. Ann Ramsay. Grade I Jr.

1. Charles Williams. 2. Bertha. Ramsay, 3. Betty Ramsay. Perfect Attendance:

Gl Ramsay.

Arnold Nisbet,

Cannon Birch.

Cha/rles Williaml.

Warren Nisbet.

.1. A. B. Williams, b. n Prin-

oiml . Donald MacLean, Assistant.

Billy Direct Again Lowers

World ’s Record

l ALBANY, N. Y.. Oct. lB—-(A.P)-— Hllb Direct, champion pacer, breez- ed around the fair grounds track today to ciLp s quarter of e. second from h own world's record for

The pacer. Conville. Ogdensburg, N. Y., and t Downey, Worcester, Mass, went] e mile in 1:59 3-4 to eclipse the week-old record two minutcs| kt which he set on the same track I Columbus Day. Driven by William Fleming oil Ont, the bay horse went quarter in 30 seconds. reached the half-mile in one min- lute flat, eased up for s 30 1-4 third ter and came home in 29 1-2 the record.

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5"" olllY s year's service in lilontreal ns Disitrict Officer Coni- mzindlng, Brigadier F. Logic Arm- strong. 0.B.E., has been appointed to the newly created post of deputy Adjutant-General at National De- fence Headquarters and is expect- ed to take over his new duties about the middle of this month. ___________

F. RE IN PACKING SOLDIER PARCELS

‘LONDON, Oct. 18 —(GP) -Mrs. ‘ Vincent Massey. wife of the High Commissioner. tells a story of a prcai of candies sent, to a. Can- _ adian soldier during the last war. A cake of soap was carefully pack- ed in the same box and penetrated the QBJICllGS so much that even. boiling them didn't remove the. taste of soap. ,

Mrs. Massey addrd that might be t-akm as a word of warning to those intendinz to send similar packages to friends over here, not tol include soap in the same pa!» ce . ' Slic also stiggcstod it would be a good idea for Canadian women when bottling fruit this full to do an extra half-tiozrn or so. 'I'hese could be sent to friends or troops in Ihvlnnd to relieve the mono- tony of their diet. should rationing become vciy strict.

Demand For

In Ganada

OTTAWA, Oct. 18 —(CP)—-EX— truuininuiy‘ .l lltulll for skilled will SCllll-Siiiiiuil 1' ' lil Canada will follow the placing 0i war txrntracls. Labor Mjllibwi‘ Norman _ McLarly told a conference oi DIOVIXUCH em-

oyment. service representatives

ere today.

R. A. Riggs. director of the em- ployment service of Canada, presid- ed at. the conference w-hlcii dLSCUSS- od the best ineiuis oi‘ making sure labor is available when and where it is needed. To this end creation of e national rcoistry i; expected.

Seven provinces were represent- ed. Quebec did not send a. repre- sentative and Prince Edward Island has no employment service. The meeting is expected to be concluded tomorrow night.

The conference was deacrbod one of n: rcsentatives of

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provincial services mt cooperate with the employment. service of Canada, Its off clal purpose was set forth by Chairman Riggs as follows:- "To discuss ways and means for determini in what manner offices of e employment service

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prosecution of the wur by recruiting

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t essential war industries." Provincial representation includ-

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employment office. New Brunswick: H. R. De uty labor minister; W. J Ryan.

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Mystery Blue In Plane Theft Is Sought

BUDBURY, OnL, Oct. 18-(0?) -Aui-horitics tonight investigated the theft of a silver-winged Aer- onca plane by a rum-guzzling gun- l man who tied and gagged the

wvatchman at the Austin Airways‘

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