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Body's Electric System May Give Glue To Illness

By Howard W. Blakeeloo Associated Press science Writer

mmmu. N. 0. Avril 14-(AP ..!-fore is the beginning of some medicine of the future which will test l.he electricity of your body to -find out what ails your nerves.

A little silver plate is placed on your forehead and another on the bare skin of your chest. Wires connect them. The plates show your forehead electrically positive. your chest. negative. occasionally this electrical polarity may re- verse.

Sometimes the electrical dif- ferences are large and sometimes small. In the large differences is the hint of things to come.

It is, for example, it fact that the psychiatric ward patients at Duke Hospital and at the Roanoke. Va.. veteran's hospital show 9. surpris- ing rise in these potentials at both the full moon and at. the new moon. There is more unrest am- ong the patients at these times. The same potentials show rhyth- mic changes in normal, nervous

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alld psychotic Iinsane) persons. The variations are higher among. those with acutely disturbed ner-

These potentials go back to Fera- day'a discoveries of the existence of electro-magnetic fields, which are auras of invisible force exist- ing about all living things-an in-

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The many friends of Miss Judy;

dividiial field for each one.

The work on living things is- more recent, done at Yale by Dr. liarold S. Burr and associates. at Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nnlb,cy by Dr. Harlan T. Stetson. and at Duke University School 0'' Medicine by Dr. L. J. Ravitz,l former student of Dr. Burr. J

The potential fields come from. the fact that every cell of your body is an electrical battery. Th same clcctrical organization is truel of trees and plants.

in work done at Yale it has been discovered that this electrical field changes when a woman has gen- ito-urinniy cancer, that it governs growth of animal embryos. that it

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firmed it. The same rise in pot- ciriial during full and new moon has heen observed in oaks. elm:

lflcial trees. built for comparison.

Thus far no use can be made of these clccirical findings. The alt- uation is too complicated. For ex- ample, there are no daily variat.-1 ions in the electrical rhythm.

The one certain fact about these electrical fields. auras, vibrations or whatever name they may have, is that they are a. new field of ex- ploration in nerves, nervous dis-,

New cancer Medicine Tried

By Howard W. Biakeslee

Associated Press science Editor

to Amherst, N. S.

Friends of Mrs. Wesley Nllill- gap will rcgrct to hear 5115! 1! R

Colwili are pleased to know she

has returned home again. '

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Mr. Robert Maynard spent a fewj days recently with his parental Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Maynard. ,

Miss Francis-(viola-ill. Summer-1 side, spent the past weekend with her friend, Miss Blanch Colwiil. i

Mr. William Ncwtombe has re-l turned home from is business trip

patient in the Prince County libs- pllal.

Miss Julia .Viacl.eod. niirse-in-1 training at the Falconwood i-iospi-, Ial, Oharlntteiown, spent a few clays recently with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Maclieod.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- tended to Mr. John Morrison upon the death of his sister, Mrs. Uriah Williams of Albany. New York. after a brief illness. on Thursday evening. April In-cl.

Mr. Edison Williams. Earl Wil- iinms, Allison Ramsay and liar- man McFarlane. left. on Frltiay morning. April 4th .t'or Albany. New York. to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Uriah Williams.

-Eympziihy of the community is being extended to Mrs. Thomas Skerry and Mrs. John Biggar on the death of their mother, Mrs. William Murphy. MacNei1's Mills.

Sincere sympathy is being ex- Iended to Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair McCaull upon the death of their little daugthtcr Judith on Saturday

NEW YORK, April 14-(AP)-A cancer medicine made of the spleen of calves was reported by a Can-

sociailon for Cancer Research here Friday. Early cancers were reported to entirely, but advanced cancers were improved only temporarily.

This report was made by Dr. George F. Watson oi the Kitchen- er Clinic, Kitchener. Ont. The spleens are minced and the extract

adian doctor to the American Ab-

bene.'it and sometimes disappear,

evening. March 29th, alter a. very rbrief illness.

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I -The regular monthly meeting

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Lieutenant-General A.D. Wlird. commander of the 1st British Crops in Germany inspected units of Canada's 2'lt.h Infantry Brigade recently and is seen here with men of the 1st Highland battalion. Sgt. Jim Sullivan of Toronto. right. a member of the North Nova Scotla Highlanders, displays some of the parts of the l'i-pounder gun to. left to right: Gen. Ward. Ptc. ii.V. Wriglit. Amherst, N.S., and Pie. R..s. Smith. Charlottetown, P.E.f.

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Wellington and Vicinity

Mr. Roland Miller recently vis- ited in this vicinity.

Mr. John Coulson. Scavlew. re- cently visited in this vicinity.

and Mrs. Garfield Day celebrated his 6th birthday at his home cn March 26th.

The illness of Mrs. Laura Bug- lolc, southwest Lot 16, is deeply regretted by her many friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Verna Gallant, accompanied by Mrs. Eugene Brooks, recently spent a weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Bernard, Hunter

River.

The illness of Mrs. Ralph lil- lands, McNeills Mills, is regl'cil:'.d by her brothers and sister of tnis community, and her friends trust she will be out in the near future.

On Thursday night, March 20. members of Sunshine Cluh hcldi a meat pie supper in the English School. A good crowd attended. Cakes and ples were auctioned off and a good sum was realized.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gauilizt. and two sons left recently for Chatham. N.B.. to reside. where Gordon is attached to R. C. A. !'. Their many friends are wishing

them much happiness in their new home. Her many friends regret to

learn Miss Verna Ellands, of Mr- Neills Mills. is a patient in P. C. Hospital. Miss Ellands was for- mer teacher in the English school of this community.

Sympathy is being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Mccaul of

of the South Freetown Home and tschool Association was held on Tuesday night, April 1st, at the ihome of lilr. and Mrs. Elmer tGauthler. The President, Mrs. Wallace Gauthier.

1 The President. Mfrs.

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Eilcralle in the recent death of their 19 months old daughter.

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I I O Vicinity Mr. Preston Carr, Pleasant Val-

ley. was a visitor to Charlotte- town on Friday, April 3rd.

Mrs. James E. Somers. Pleasant Valley, was a visitor to Hunter River on Monday, April 7th.

Mrs. Prudie MacFadycn. Char- lottetown. was a. recent visitor to Elliotta, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eliza Maclnnis.

Mr. and Mrs. William Buchan- an, Kcnsington, were visitors to Fredericton for the weekend of

See Nothing New In latest Stalin Proposal

By I. M. loliru. Is. Associated Press News Analyst where is nothing unusual. new

or pressing about Stalin's reiter- ation, through the Indian Am- bassador to Moscow. that he is ready to meet the chiefs-of-stats of the Western Powers to negoti- ate nut-West issues. .

India has been seeking to play the role of disinteruted third party between East and West. The Ambassador went to see Stalin and got what. he wanted--I. licence to make mother move in that plan. Just when another Indian Am- busador sought to act as go-be- tween in laat.yeer'a negotiations between Mao Tee Tun; in Palp- ing and the United Nations over Korea, the value of such inter- vention is subject to over-est.im- otion. Even Prime Minister Churchill, who only a few month: ago was advocating a top-level conference. has received the latest suggestion without enthusiasm. He'll be ready when the proper time comes. he tells parliament-a strong indicat- ion that he doesn't consider this is it.

Reaction in Washington, where the problem of meeting Stalin's "peace offensive" is a part of everyday life. was as usual-stalin had just been given an opportun- ity for more propaganda. President Truman thus far has been mum. But, undoubtedly, he feels that if Stalin wants to come out from behind the Iron Curtain to confer. heill be welcome. If not. a meeting can wait.

Since 1928. when U. S. Ambassa- dor Bedell Smith presented peace proposals to the Kremlin and had them rejected by Molotov. the U. S. has been making its position repeatedly clear:

If Russia wants to quit doing what she has been doing to create world tension. then peace will come automatically. If Russia merely wants a licence to continue

campaign she

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Initiative in the cold war coins. from Russia. and initiative for 13 end must originate the same way It will not be difficult in olnlzo such initiative if it eve. comes. music can end the Korean war. Russia can stop the hm nducts throughout the world. She can drop her of. tort: to undermine other govgx-,,.

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ADF11 6111- They were the tzuem her taking ways, there's nothing to Pink and whip. 01 MI”. Mid Ml'S- HCITDOW BUC11- negotiate. Deeds. in the form of PRICE s5 so Rllnlh . communication between - peoples. on end to the use of Other "Slmch'ng"sIyl:.r smile”: in

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weeks eh-

i . d in i t - tertalned the members of the were on "Id an en nerwm

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Me Thine Heart" and "Must I Go And Empty Handed". singing of the hymn "Just As I Am" and the Benediction brought a. very inspiring service to a close.

Tile regular meeting of the Pleasant Valley Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary society was held on Thursday afternoon, Ap- ril 4th, at. the home of Mrs. W. E. Stevenson. The president, Mrs. J. B. MacDonald presided and several Easter hymns were sung. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffe, and repeat- ing the Mizpah Benediction.

Summcrside. recently sailed for England. His wife will reside in Summcrslde. Everett was station- eci at Trenton, Ont... for the past two years.

On Thursday evening. April 3rd. members of the Sunshine Club met at the manse. Minutes of the last. meeting were read and sign- ed and roll call was answered by ii fair attendance. A brief busi- ness period was held and the meeting adjourned. The remain- der of the evening was spent in social entertainment.

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the next meeting if the roads are Rood. if not the meeting will be held in the school. Lunch com- mltteo for that meeting will be Mrs. Everett Reeves, Mrs. Wal- lace Reeves and Mrs. Albert stet- son. Program committee (or next meellnk - Mrs. Eldon Drummond. Mrs. Everett Reeves Mrs. wal- Iaca Reeves, and Mr. Elmer smith,

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