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16 ™eE PALLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, October 8, 1955 IN GRIP OF ICEFIELD HMCS LABRADOR LIES in | an icefield, top, while pre- pzrations are made to blast a way through to more open wa- ter. She was beset in heavy pack ice, 15 to 20 feet thick, | , nd under considerable Pressure e | 'ing current operations the eastern Arctic, and it a thought at one time that she | have to stay Where she Author Is was until a turn In the tide and wind eased the pressure by n2- tural causes. However, the Lab- rador's underwater diving crew managed to explode enough dy- | namite, above, to cause a crack in the ice which opened to: wards the ship. Six 'engines were quickly brought to the read: and the Labrador was under way again, - -Central Press Canadian Amused By Book Comment EDMONTON (CP)--Mrs, Sheila ,the Toronto Women's Canadian MacKay Russell, author of a book Club $200 prize earlier this year that caused a controversy in On- Partly autobiographical, it con- tario, said Wednesday *'I'ts some- cerns the life of a public health thing like having a book banned nurse in northern Alberta, One in Boston" passage to which Mr Cooke ob- Mrs. Russell, wife of an Edmon-| jected was the description of the ton lumberman, was amused by birth of a child the comment aroused in Flesher- ton, Ont., where most of the popula- I have mine," tion is expected to turn out tonight to discuss Cooke's charges against the com munity's publie library. for 17-year-olds, "Mr. Cooke has his views and said Mrs. Russell. 'He is certainly entitled to his former reeve John views.' 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Bertram said the treatment of- fered "good chances of suecess' : for patients above 45 if the diabetes 'President Eisenhower, Voice Energy Used To Run Radio In U.S. FT. MONMOUTH, N.J. (AP)- ¥ The natural energy of the human 4 voice is being tapped to run a # radio now 2 The U.S. 'Army Signal Corps { laboratories here announced Wed nesddy it has a tiny radio trans- mitter, small enough to fit inside' a telephone mouthpiece, that op- erates by the sound waves of speech alone. No batteries or other power is needed. When perfected, the army notes, this tiny gadget could be used to replace the more cumbersome walkie-talkies. Businessmen might it to call tneir offices while ng down the street. The re * can give his newspaper a story from the scene. Farm- can call in from the fields. The instrument also could be handy for emergency use in lifeboats, rafts and planes. 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