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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, August 17, 1961 _| ARGENTINA 'RADIO REVOLT" Canadian Aid Rebel Downfall Here's the Biggest News of the Gentury BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) Argentine military quarters have given Pierre Sevigny, Canadian associate defence minister credit for unwittingly helping to foil the "radio re- volt" of Aug. 8. The military sources said the rebels' first target was oc- cupation of the Mounted Gre- nadiers barracks, usually lightly guarded. cava DR. HANS SELYE Moulting May Replace Surgery (CP)--The man/--was used as a 'challenger' who gave the English wordlin the calcification process, "stress" to several other langu-| After about three weeks, ages today started his second|rat shed its calcified skin quarter century of research into] "Actually it climbed out of it human ills by announcing new research program Selye. "There was a MONTREAL i! fended by a full loyalist regi- ' ment and after the first shots But the rebels found it de- they fled into the night. The troops had been con- fined to barracks for a spit- and-polish inspection before a visit the following morning by the Canadian. Sevigny, attending the inter- American economic and social conference at Punta Del Este, Uruguay, left Buenos Aires unaware of his service to the Argentine government, Meanwhile, President Arturo Frondizi accepted the resigna- tions of Air Force Secretary | Brig. Ramon Abrahin and his aide after an internal service wrangle over the abortive coup. Abrahin and Horacio Ri- vara, air force undersecretary were forced out of their jobs by Cayo Antonio, air force commander - in-chief Alsina, dismissed Tuesday night and ordered under 30 days arrest | by Abrahin. f the alskin just like a snail," said Dr. complet- INTERPRETING THE NEWS May Need New Electoral Plan By BORIS MISKEW tion. He suggested closer rela- Canadian Press Staff Writer tions between Israel and the Israel's shaky climb toward neighboring Arab states. political stability suffered an-| The electorate showed some other setback during the young support of the middle-of-the-road country's general election. policy of the outgoing cabinet Premier David Ben - Gurion but it also indicated discontent had appealed to the people in with the increased cost-of-living the listless election campaign|and high taxes as well as with for an absolute majority of 51|increasing inflation. per cent in the Knesset (Parlia- There is little doubt that much ment) and a mandate to reform of the awkwardness of the Is- the electoral system. raeli political scene results from Under Israeli law such a ma-|the dozen or so parties battling . jority is necessary before the for the right to rule. government could consider elec. But perhaps the election re- toral reform. But Ben-Gurion's sults have finally driven home Mapai (Labor) party, which ad-|Ben-Gurion's call for a need to another B-1-G = SENSATIONAL i vocates a change to a constitu- reform the electoral system-- the |before the country drops deeper ta-/into political chaos. World-famous Dr Hans Selye, ely new skin with hair under the 54-year-old head of the Univer-|old rockhard skin." h : The outstanding result of the ency election system from sity of Montreal's institute of ex- ) perimental medicine, renowned moulting skin test was that the present proportional represen lost support. for his research on stress in hu- new skin was free of scars and tion, ) . mans, has given details of new blemishes found in the old skin The Mapai, which held 47 of | experiments which offer the pos-| "The possibility exists," said the 120 seats in the last Knesset, sibility of eventually obviating|Dr. Selye, "that you could get suffered a loss of about four per Starts Swelling Traps some surgical procedures rid of scars in humans." Given the technical name of | '"'calciphylaxis, the startling CONVICTS LOST PHONE PRISON new research program "is the only one we have going on now," said Dr. Selye. GRAVENHURST (CP) Three prisoners at the Beaver Creek minimum security cor- "But we are examining il from all angles--as it affects rectional camp near here were missing at evening roll call stress, heart, rhenal, skin and inflammatory diseases." Tuesday night after they had been allowed out on the HAS ASSISTANTS Famous for exposing siress as a relentless killer of men, Dr. Selye in his new program of re-| grounds to pick blueberries. search is assisted by post-gra-| = Camp supervisor D. J. Half duate scientists from Canada, | hide told this story: the United States, Belgium, It- "The three r : d oc »ly, Argentina, Czechoslovakia fee ecatved permis: : sion to pick berries for the camp but got turned around in swampy woodland on the 324-acre prison site. After an and Portugal The research group under Dr hour they came to a road bounding the camp, still lost. Selye has induced moulting in a vertebrate and has opened Wandering up the road they came to a farmhouse and possible, new vistas in treating knocked on the door with the human ailments. And, as Dr. Selye explains it plea: "We're from Beaver Creek and we're lost. Would it was while doing cardiac and rhenal disease research during recent months that his research- ers "accidentally" discovered © ©. o" ling th ' that calcification of animal tis- Yn ca\ing the camp lor sue '"'could possibly" obviate! "* uF certain ars surgery. Mrs. K. White, alone in the The scientist said this possi-| Reuse, soliged, ke the th bility was "very much in the 2rOVe out to take the three fotove if ever in sight" back to their prison homes The experimental method was on the returm wip ons Sad: to have calcium deposits made eo Ie very warried stout at "pre-determined sites of the| 0 oo tothe door." Mr. Halfhide said today "This shows the type of co- operation you can get from body' of rats, in one case the animal's skin. prisoners by giving them a lit- tle trust." One chemical--a derivative of vitamin D, used in the treat- ment of rickets--was used as a "sensitizer" for the skin of the animal and a second--egg white ®.08 WARM WEATHER TO COVER ONTARIO WEATHER FORECAST Warmer Air Moves East Forecasts issued by the Tor-|Ontario, Georgian Bay onto weather office at 5 am. EDT y ; | bury h p Synopsis: Manitoba and Sas: winds light el Friday, katchewan have been experienc-|9y Friday. ing the hottest weather in af Algoma Sault Ste. Mari long,hot summer. The warm|,. 890 ST. © "Eh air will move gradually east.|" nite River, Cochrane. Mainly ward, with temperatures rising a bit today. A much more marked rise is expected for to-|; : ay morrow and Saturday. | increasing to about 20 Friday. Lake Erie, Windsor: Sunny to-| Marine forec asts valid until day and Friday. Little change/ll a.m. Friday in temperature today, warmer' Lake Huron, Georgian Friday. Winds light, variable to- East to southeast wind day, south 15 Friday. knots becoming Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake night. Clear.t Halibur- by thunderstorms in the {afternoon and evening. Winds Jay 10 to 15 southerly to- cent of the total vote but the party still managed to muster more than double the seats of its nearest rival Man In Cabin SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-U.S Coast Guardsmen Wednesday and Halfhide | LOSS OF SIX : rescued an ailing fisherman When tne final results of Tues: som his small boat where he day's election are available, the hag heen trapped for three party will wind up with about! months because he had swollen 14] seats and will likely form Is-/ so much he couldn't get through irael's fifth parliament in coali-/the cabin door. tion with several other parties.| gpascyers removed part of the The present caretaker govern-|cahin roof of the fishing craft ment, headed by Ben-Gurion, |gjeanor § to provide an escape will remain in office during hatch for the fisherman, Robert |inter-party coalition negotiations |Gyijette, 51. which may take weeks or even| He months Reves The election, two years after San Fr. the previous contest, did prac- tically nothing to steady the po-/ He weighed 350 pounds. Guijette litical picture in Israel. The saiq he thought he was just get- country has had nothing but ting overweight and didn't rea- coalition governments since itljize for months that he needed was established in 1948 medical aid Mapai has always been the) The fisherman's son, Roy, largest single party--but never said he had been operating the quite big enough -- and other . de 4 parties have found it impossible boat for three months with his to form a coalition without it {MAIN OPPOSITION from Point to Marine Hospital in ancisco, where he was said to be suffering from dropsy was flown father trapped in the cabin, The Coast Guardsmen went ) to Point Ryes, 35 miles north- The new Liberal party, headed |west of San Francisco, where by Pinhas Rosen, was respon-|the vessel had anchored, in re- ton, Timagami, London, Hamil |} ton, Toronto, North Bay, Sud-|Wingham .. sunny and hot Friday followed Killaloe ...oovevass jaleiMasike oe sible to a large extent for Ben-|sponse to a plea for help from Gurion's poorer showing. The party, slightly to the right of Mapai, resulted from the mer- ger of the Progressive and Gen- eral Zionists. Supporting the Liberals, who are expected to enter into the new coalition, was Dr. Nahum Goldmann, American chairman of the World Zionist Organiza- s+ 937,600,000 bushels wr Lake Erie: Easterly winds about 10 knots. Clear. Lake Ontario: Light variable | winds becoming southerly 10 to- night. Clear. Forecast Temperatures | Low tonight, High Friday: | Windsor «cuoeesaess 60 85 St. Thomas . 60 80 London .... + 58 Kitchener 58 58 Hamilton ... south 15 to St. Catharines .:s. Peterborough ..... 55 Trenton ........ ses 55 50 9% 55 ssassenns D5 Varennes esse 35 60 Hn 60 60 {North Bay .sesseasse {Sudbury Earlton Kapuskasing White River {Moosonee I1S.5. Marie sevvnnns the son. Carryover Of Wheat - 'Decreased | OTTAWA (CP)--A wheat car- ryover of 523,200,000 bushels-- down 14,400,000 bushels from a year ago--existed July 31, the bureau of statistics reported Wednesday The estimated "figure com- pares with the revised total of for a year earlier and the 10-year carry- over average of 498,400,000 bush-| els. It marked the second de- cline in two years. The bureau said its estimates should be regarded as prelim- inary pending firmer checks and that farm stocks may prove higher. Total carryover of the five major grains--wheat, oats, bar- ley, rye and flax--is estimated at 738,700,000 bushels, three per cent below last year and two per cent below the 10-year av- erage of 752,600,000 bushels. The bureau's report followed by one day Agriculture Minis- |ter Hamilton's statement that {exports up to July 31 should hit | 354,000,000 bushels--third high- est on record It was hoped exports this cur- rent crop year would compare favorably, he said, and he noted | various estimates that drought may lop prairie wheat produc- tion to around 240,000,000 bush- els which would not meet Cana- dian domestic needs, seed re- cuirements or exports inventory THEATRE GUIDE Regent -- "Nikki, Wild Dog of| the North." Shown daily at 2.00, 3.50, 5.50, 7.50, 9.45 p.m. complete show at 9.05 | | Last p.m Plaza -- "The Naked. Edge." Shown daily at 1.50, 3.40, 5.37, 7.30 p.m. Last complete show at 910 pm Brock, Whithy -- 'Can Can." Shown daily at 7.00 and 9.2¢ p.m. Last complete show at | 9.20 p.m. i AY, AUG. 18th 9:30 a.m.-- HURRY! MEN'S SUITS By DUNN'S! Out They Go... MEN! You just can't afford' to miss this truly sensational sale of Men's Suits. 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