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ee ee ed Shapers, aE Pp PAPE AMTI IA IN to be guests of the chiefs of; But she is a fitting represent-|when she lost three boys within THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 11, 1965 27 staff at luncheon today, andjative of the mothers of sonsja year was the thought that have tea with Governor-General|killed in action. She said the|there were many other mothers and Mme. Vanier before return-|thing that su.tained her most/|like her. ing home. The petite woman is still ac- tive, baking and sewing as a volunteer in some Simcoe County institutions, What worries Mrs, Wagner on ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE 'They're Still Dying' Theme Silver Cross Mother Lost BEAR IS BEHEMOTH EMPIRE SPREADS FAR The world's largest meat-eat-| Portugal's overseas territor- ing animal is the Alaska brownjies around the world amount te bear, nine feet tall and weigh-/23 times as much area as the ing up to 1,500 pounds. homeland. siege eh Ane NESTE, KINGSIDE PARK Of SUPA's Cenotaph Vigil TORONTO (CP) -- About 50 people began a 14-hour vigil We y night sponsored by the Student Union for Peace Ac- tion near Soldiers' Tower at the University of Toronto. The vigil was to end at noon today, Remembrance Day. It was one of three services planned by campus groups on what Remembrance Day is all about, or should be about. "They are still dying' was the theme of the SUPA vigil. The Alumni Association planned a- wreath and bugle day. ceremony at the tower today and the Students' Administra- tive Council was to hold a serv- ice behind the students' council building. _ __ ATTENDS MEETINGS OTTAWA (CP) Defence Minister be ie will attend the ginth annual meeting of the Ca- nadian Services Colleges ad- visory board at Kingston Fri- day and Saturday. The board makes recommendations to the defence minister on matters pertaining to the three services colleges--the two royal military colleges at Kingston and St. Johns, Que., and Royal Roads. EVES PROMOTED OTTAWA (CP)--Inspector C. R. Eves of Walkerville, Ont., has been promoted to the rank of superintendent, RCMP Com- missioner George B. McClellan d Wed cash, more than $15,000 in mer- chandise and a year's work as a Canadian good will ambassa- dor. The Miss Canada pageant is not connected with the Miss Dominion o f Canaa_ contest held annually at Niagara Falls. AMBASSADORS NAMED OTTAWA (CP)--New ambas- sadors have been appointed to Ethiopia and the Congo, Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Martin announced Wednesday. Michel Gauvin, 46, an external affairs Supt. Eves has commanded all RCMP crime detection laboratories in Canada since Sept. 8. TO PICK BEAUTY TORONTO (CP)--Miss Can-| ada 1966 will be chosen Sunday from among 24 beauties from trouble-shooter who went to The Congo in 1964 and to the Domin- ican Republic last spring on special missions' becomes the first Canadian ambassador to Ethiopia. John Clemence Gor- don Brown, 43, counsellor in Moscow for 18 months, was named ambassador to The across the country. The winner of the pageant will receive a) $1,000 scholarship, $5,000 in| Bone Marrow Cells Study Key In Canc TORONTO (CP) -- Research scientists at Princess Margaret Hospital here have discovered that dormancy in certain bone marrow cells may be the key to further advances in cancer treatment. The discovery, based on ex- periments with animals, works around the differing behavior of cancer and normal cells and at- tacks the problem that power- ful chemicals and drugs used to treat cancers usually destroy more healthy than malignant cells. These drugs damage bone marrow, the source of red and white blood cells, and cannot be used beyond the point where they prevent the marrow from creating the blood cells. Red cells carry oxygen to the body, while white cells fight infection. B-B Goes Back Into Business OTTAWA (CP)--With the fed- eral election out of the way, the royal commission on_bilingual- ism and biculturalism plans to hold public hearings in six cities before. Christmas. The nine-member commission will split into two teams to com- plete its cross-Canada hearings more quickly. The six remaining sessions) originally were scheduled for September arid October but the' er Treatmen Drs. E. A. McCulloch, James E. Till and A. J. Becker con- centrated on the study of bone marrow and found that stem) cells are responsible for replac-| ing important bone marrow. Dr, Becker found that these stem cells live a sluggish exis- tence in a hive of activity in, the bone marrow. | CELLS DORMANT | Dr. MocCulloch and his assis-| tants were able to determine the proportion of stem cells present in bone marrow, while| Dr. W. R. Bruce studied the| that after dividing in two they) remain dormant longer than cancer cells. Dr. Bruce suggested that if drugs were used at a time when the greatest portion of stem cells were dormant, they would be immune to the dam- aging effects of the drugs. Putting the theory into effect) on mice, it pvas found that 1,000) times the number of cancer| cells were killed compared with the loss of only 20 per cent of healthy marrow stem cells. "This is tremendously en- couraging, but still only a be-) ginning,"" Dr. Bruce said Wed-! nesday in'an interview. "If cancer chemotherapy is/ to be really effective we need a differential of the order of| perhaps 100,000,000 rather than| 1,000. It shows, however, that the tools for effectively looking for differentials of this magni-/ tude are available right now," election campaign forced post-| ponements. A team headed by the co- chairman, Andre Laurendeau, will sit in Montreal and Edmon-) chairman, Davidson Dunton, will travel to Toronto and Re- gina. Neither co-chairman is ex- pected to attend a Winnipeg hearing, the commission's sec- ond there, because of prior com- mitments. The full commission will sit in Ottawa. he said. | | | | AMONTH FOR LIFE GORD'S A-GO-G0 Club DANCING Wed. Fri. Set. Sum. From 8:30 Admission by Membership. (Avail- able ot the doer). Dress Sport Shirts ond Slacks, Bence To Gord's Ultre-Sound KING £. et TOWNLINE From Age 65 Here is @- plan to provide for your family if you should die, or for your retirement years if | you survive... ROGER WOLFE UNIT MANAGER 723-2883 725-4563 Home: Business: By completing the enquiry form TLEPHONE 725-5833 below, you con obtain details suitable to your personel situ- SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY of CANADA Oshawe Shopping Centre ( (NAME. +0 Rw ee Wee owe UJ A ADDRESS. owen w ee se rrvewwevses It OCCUPATION 1 i Exoet Date of Birth loys eae eee & « Congo (Leopoldville). AMBASSADOR ARRIVES | OTTAWA (CP) Zivadin | Simic, new ambassador of Yu- goslavia, Wednesday presented his credentials to Governor-Gen- eral Vanier. Her 3 Sons OTTAWA (CP)--A tiny-grey haired widow who walked up to the National War Memorial shortly after 11 a.m. today and placed a wreath bearing the words "motherhood representa- tive." But 75-year-old Mrs. Nora Wagner of Teeterville, Ont., didn't think of herself during the national Remembrance Day) ceremony. | Like the other bereaved 'moth-| ers she represents, Mrs. Wag- ner thought of the sons she lost in the Second World War, Two boys, Ivan, 28, and Harry, 30, were killed in 1944 in Europe while serving with the Royal Regiment. The young- est Wagner boy, Bruce, a mem- ber of the Argyll and Suther- land Highlanders, was killed in 1945. Another son John with whom Mrs, Wagner now lives was un- forces for medical reasons. Mrs. Wagner, wearing the) three Silver Crosses she re-| ceived when her sons died, vis-| ited the Memorial Chamber of GUARDS FLEE HOF, West Germany (AP)--| Two East German border! guards crossed to the West near) here within 24 hours, police said Wednesday. One fled in a hail of sub-machine-gun bullets fired by other soldiers. The other sneaked unnoticed across the boundary. the Peace Tower on Parlia- ment Hill Wednesday. She said she feels she is "do-| ing something for the boys" by! taking part in today's cere- mony. Mrs, Wagner and her daugh- ter, Mary, were shown the names of her sons written in gold in the Book of Remem- ABDUCTORS FREED MONT LAURIER, Que. (CP)| Two young men were given con-| ditional freedom Wednesday) after pleading guilty to a re- duced charge of assault in con- nection with the abduction last July of a Quebec provincial po- liceman near La Macaza, Que. Another man, Daniel Belec, 21, brance. | She and her daughter were four years on a charge of ab- duction. He had been found guilty Sept. 30. The young men conditionally freed are Pierre Simard, 20, and Rejean Trem- blay, 23, who originally had faced abduction charges in the cycle of stem cells and found |of Montreal was sentenced to case. able to serve in the armedjing body since its création un- her first visit to the capital is that her suitcase got lost on the train and she has nothing black to wear for the ceremony. . No Renewal Of BBG Job | OTTAWA (CP)--Carlyle Alli- DANCE Kinsmen Community Centre Sat., November 13th CHARLIE COCHRANE & his 8 pe. Orchestra Refreshments 9 PLM. For further information Call 725-6131 Tickets available at the Door son, vice-chairman. of the Board of Broadcast Governors' is not being re-appointed, Prime Min- ister Pearson said Wednesday. Mr. Pearson gave the infor- mation after a cabinet meeting when he was asked about an- other term for the 58-year-old former Winnipeg Tribune edi- tor-in-chief. He said it had been decided there would be no re-appoint- ment for Mr. Allison, a perma- nent member of the broadcast- der the Conservative govern-| ment in 1958. | No reason was given. Mr. Al- lison's seven-year term ran out Tuesday. | Mr. Allison said he has made no definite plans for his future, but added: "I've already had a} call offering me a job." FRIDAY] Capite! Recording Artists TOMMY GRAHAM and the Big Town Boys Doncing 9 p.m. gill 1 Admission $2. 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