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By MILTON MARMOR LONDON tAPtmThe people of Europe are smoking as much

as ever. In some countries. they‘re smoking more. Two years ago. Britain‘s

Royal Society of Medicine pub- lished a report linking lung can- cer ' cigarette smoking Last January. the United States. brought out a report saying that, smcking adversely attach health. -

Both reports had only mo nientary impact in Europe. An Associated Press survey of Eu ropcan countries shows that governments in only a few are pointing out the reported link between cigarettes and cancer. Some governments. no- tably behind the Iron Curtain. are doing nothing about i

A British ministry of h official comments:

“This is a matter similar to drinking. You can‘t force peo- ple to stop smoking. Our duty is simply to guide the public."

Tobacco sales bring large revenues to governments. in some countries tobacco is a

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Here’s a capsule account of the smoking reaction in some European countries:

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The French tobacco industry —-a state business—published a bookict in .iuly. 1962. reporting a statistical relationship be- tween smoking and lung can- cer. It said there is less con- centrated nicotine in traditional

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l iFrench black tobacco There istinto possibilities of changing1

no campaign against smoking. it. is increasing.

ITALY ‘

Despite a government ban on;

tobacco advertising. the number

.bacco other than cigarettes.

even more popular since the U.S. report was issued. A re- port by a government-appoinipn medical commission two years ‘ago reached identical com-iii slons as the U5. panel on the smoking-cancer link. Tohau-n firms agreed to halt advertising in movie houses. There is not {advertising on television or ra- dio.

POLAND h. American uas published but no official steps. have been taken nor are any‘ SWEDEN expected. S m o k in g has in. "‘9 swim“; a” "0’ KW?" l0icreased (it per cent since 19.30,

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, V iheavy smoking. vct smokinil ‘ ' '5 4 "l Smoke.” ""1""“65 m “59' lhas increased steadily in rec-enli-lClgarmms are m" amen] M TM’BCC" '5 *3 3“."ernmﬂnl m‘m‘ years. Health authorities ai'el SOVIET UNION opoly and furnishes about in wnrkim: an 3 (Manny report Unt Neither the British nor the per cent of the state's revenue. smnkmg ham“ merit-an smoking rel'tnrl IF

BRITAIN

When the Royal College of Physicians reported that cigar ette smoking was linked withi cancer there was a slump in smoking. Then it went up. The ministry of health is campaign- ing to acquaint the public with the royal college's findings. Tel- evision advertising of cigarettes goes on only after 9 pm.

WEST GERMANY . Cigarette smoking has heeni increasing steadily while cigar and pipe smoking relatively insignificant anyway—have dc.» ciined. The health ministry has set up a commission of experts to study the British and US. reports. The health ministry is

distributing brochures in grade - .

schools to discourage children from smoking. THE NETHERLANDS Sales of pipes and cigars rose and some tobacconists say this has offset a slump in sales of cigarettes. Government. book- lets aimed at children tell oi the dangers of smoking. NORWAY

Health Director Karl Flmng says the government will look

Ethnic Groups Across Canada

:Assured No Threat Exists

HAMILTON. Ont tt‘l”) t Guy' Rouicau. parliamentary secre- tary to Prime Minister Pear- son. said Saturday night OlllnlC‘ groups need not fear any threat ‘ their language and culture in

to the current emphasis on bilin~

’gualism and biculturalism.

709‘Hebww Chime" Hm" Mr Roiileau. addressing the Ill—COW.” 8' w'm'" Rm""h'pannual meeting of the Hamilton ﬁlo—Ne“ and w""‘" lEast ' ra Association. said, “VFW” R’ °" it fact other languages and . 74l—C0untry a. Western Roundup cultures man In Hush and goo—NW" .French are not mentioned in. 8” "New" ithe British North America Act

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does not mean that it has to he relinquished, "Certainly, there are people

in Quebec whn \Uilllt'l ban every language that is not French. "Any group of two or three people in our wart of the coun' try can draw the atter‘ion of the entire nation~and all the headlineswit their political ac- tion is Spectacular enough. ‘i “It too only 20 youngsters in ‘ iQiiebec to lead the rest of the; country to believe that rebellion and civil war was just around the corner."

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do not get it. "they will proba- bly decide to run their own show."

9 told the New Democratic Youth Friday night: "We were taken for a ride by the British North America Act."

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French Canadians feel that English speaking (‘ﬂllal’lialls‘ are not serious about promoting biculturalism and bilingualism.

"There is no French Cana- dian nroblem in Canadaothere is an English Canadian prob- lem. And i don‘t think you have the solution to it." t

Prisoners Earn in This Prison

WINNIPEG (‘Pi Prison . ers earned $9.063 last _\._,.ar at a‘ \i‘orlcand-save minimum secul- ity institution in the northern Manitoba bush.

The provincial attorney :cnoi al's department. wh‘ch npcraics‘ lhc (‘ache Lake camp. says the; men are paid 75 cents a day out a s‘x-day week basis.

They clear bush for access» roads and opcn up and clean sites for tourist campers. These. and other. tasks are assigned by the provincial forestry service.

Cache Lake. 275 miles north-i west of Winnipeg. is one of threc hush camps aimed at rehabili . tating prisoners with short-term1 sentences.

All the "trainees" at Cat'ilt‘ Lake—which has a capacity oi 40. plus six supervisory person nel-are volunteers s e r v i n g terms 0! less than two years in the nearby Dauphin jail.

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