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PHYSICAL JERKS IN VANCOUVER

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i urged to participate in a phy- : shown—turned siral jerks session early Mon. day in lrnnt nl for City Hall. Grim"

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' I t TORONTO ‘CPl — Current publications of Canadian doc- ltnrs and the l'nited Church of Canada hoth rritzciZc the casual 'public attitude toward the dan- gers oI cinarctte smoking ‘ The Journal of the ('anadian Medical A<sociation says failure to place tobacco under lovem-

"has probably cost the lives of ' millions "

policy decision of 10 years no that held smoking was "not a moral issue "

Medical science has proved beyond doubt that a number at diseases. notably lung cancer. are related to cigarette amok in]. The CMA Journal says. DANGER PROVE!)

The church publication says "massive scientific and medical evidence has prnven conclu-

1‘ ment food and drug regulations 3

The L'nited Church Observer‘ urges the church to review a.

Publications Show Criticism Of Public View On Cigarettes

;aively that cigarette amakin; leaner-lanes to tuna cancer. In Canada lung cancer now ki'la more persona than all inlectious diseases — including TB — to gether."

The CMA Journal says it was mere “mischance” that tobacco was not placed under food and drug legislation that could have controlled or banned its use be- cause of its "mate to health

The overnight has produced a “grotesque spectacle" the sight of government deacondial tin awlt amt devestathl sever ‘ity on the cosmetics manufaa turer. the cranberry producer and the rock c a n d y maker!" while ignoring "the now unl- versally-recognized dangers a cigarette smoking.”

Only a public outcry now could stem cigarette use. it says. but such a protest in not yet foreseeable.

High Precision

I5y ELTON C. FAY WASHINGTON (AP! — High

Corporate lnvaatnra European Growth Dtvldand laarea Donunioa Equity neayfua lae.

t" be indicated in preliminary

,2" United States nuclear tests in

In Bombing

Reported In U.S. Testing

results on this drop. Since the advent of the atomic

bombing precision is reported to bomb in 1945. dozens of test de-

‘rices and actual bombs have

11"" data on the opcning phases ot‘bee'n dropped by U.S. bombers.

With few exceptions. they jhave been on or satisfactorily

close to the aiming point. Only lreported ptibllclv. in the 1940

proving grounds. an air drop from a 3.29 exploded several hundred yards wide of the tar- iget. In 1956. a 10-melnton de~ vice dropped by a 3-52 Jet

but the" bomber was almost four miles

lRM‘TlSl: CONTANTLY Strategic and tactical bombers nnw p r a c t l e e enn- stantly in the delivery of tisston and fusion \i'carionS. usinz non- nuclear bombs nr dummy wcap

ns. Speedy let planes were a welcome addition to air fleets the ilf'nP the biz megaton ncapona were Just beginning to

I. m w — I Iii clear 1 the am d the Woolen: ud- aet it drops. and Jet bombers can fly fast and climb high.

in some cases. bombs are re- leased while planes are at alti- tude: of 60.000 to sumo lees. ‘Detonatlon may be as low as 40.000 leet or less. .1 ‘ the type of the test. This means the aircraft has several mus- utes to veer away 'm a 1M:- gne tia'n. dive to pick up i,speed and scream away tron: 't.he area at a speed of 600 miles an hour while the bomb still is failina t o it a r d the buratdna point.

TIGNISH

.1th and Jean Handraltan. studentr at St. Dunstana Uni- \‘eisity. Charlottetown. spat the .Easter holidays at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Gerald Handrahan. Christopher Cross. i ltir. and Mrs. Edmond Gaudet and children. Patsy. Michael. and Rhonda. Summeraide. visit- ed members of their families it: the village during the Easter holidays. while guests at the home of Mn. Gaudet'a parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry.

Mrs. Joseph Conway attend- ed the Annual Meeting d the Retarded Childrena Annual-

4 town recently.

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Itheir. bills.

Raymond Murphy. aide. spent Easter with

Mr. John R. Doyle. 718'

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Gerald DeIRoches has con _ on plated a brick will course at Gavin, Tiznish.

uncle. Mr. and Mn. h Bernard.

Terrence Card. RCN. lam... Mrs. Card. and angina, ape. Easter with Mrs. Card‘a p... ‘ents. .‘dr and

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The "540" . . . ta Canada'a 8-1,!" Wilma.

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Lloyd D. Mat-Donald. Anaaadaio

to cut your POWER CO" I

economy. Depth and .PTO" . . .

Fann zoutpment. Charlotteth-

A. E. Col-ill, Summenlda Walter K. Writs. Alberto-

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Contest Starts Fri.,

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in Charlottetown and Summerside

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No obligationl . . . Nothing to Buyl

Just come in and vote for your favorite Mother . . . Nome, Address, Phone |

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Ballot Box in Furniture Department: Summonide on 2nd floor; Charlotte-

town on 3rd floor

Children under 16 eligible if accompanied by on adult.

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12th.

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