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UPSETS BONJOUR : Tage" YORK (AP)--Jet Traf- " D Gi lc, a Canadian-bred colt owned Urging Tough political economy' at the Uni) MONTREAL (CP). Ken|by Russell A. Firestone Jr, of development programs are in|¥#tmer of Montreal, chairman|Chicago, jolted the New York Ri Pp danger of being dissipated be- vs i Palys ont iy) oT. three-year-old ranks Wednesday | rograms cause too many specialized] 2%. 10° Sth an annouremeni| Veo he led throughout to. up 7 agencies are trying to be too in a few days approving the set favored Bonjour and cap- OTTAWA (CP)--Two univer-|Comprehensive, . |$900,000 in grants recommended|ture the $28,050 Bay Shore sity professors said Wednesday; The two professors were|by the council. Farmer said the|Stakes at Aqueduct, Jet Traffie the affluent nations of the West/speaking at the opening session|government has 'ndicated the| won by three | ; | LONDON (CP)--Suggestions| When in 1957 Prime Minister,strings. Considerations likela car, a television set and a cent in 1951, a be tout istic lof Rena a 0 lengths, : was 78 per cent in rural areas|™ust. be tough, realistic an a three-day conference onjnianned expenditure for the|Gallant second that the Queen should spend|Diefenbaker referred to Eliza-ithese flourish when the soviretrigerator. aland 68 vor cent in the c:ties [Mard-headed in' thelr aid pro-|development programs spon-|year starting April 1 is $2,000,-| margin over Bonjour, Jet Traf : time in such Common-|beth's four-day Canadian visitjereign is no more than @ royal) The bureau of statistics sai An elite group of 310,900/8t@ms -- concentrating theirjsored by Canadian National and the $900,000 of the faculty of social sclences|/Educational, Social and Cul- at the University of Montreal.jtural Organization, Dr. Grant Davy, professor of Car, TV Set, In 1951 only half the house- holds had refrigerators, but 10 years later nine out of 10 house- \YQ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurdey, Merch 28, 1963 f s Refrigerator holds had them. The proportion tose to 80 per cent from 22 in Queen Urged To Spend Pettgerator Time Living In Canadair conta h banne oi i i . en to have|°r more, compared with 42 per family doesn't happ The proportion a id itor." indi- : / already|fic, a dark bay son of John' corer en deudees, uot - . 'Gao Canada." * hb eo * suggestion involving tote pegs eo households, seven per cent of ra bad Bb ope ages ge ; Coenmaission for United ationsieermarked is part of te stel.l¥ey, pele C8.0, Et ae ee a tor--were renewed here 'ree gra -- but|the mente' Tt Lac corms Fold ---- s the 10-year period gem reported two or more se0k e lo mos Wednesday. theoretical" to Londoners, says|the mass-cir on ly Mir-|preceding the census. y ss | The Times, commenting on|The Times. ror, enlarging on a proposall The number of TV sets shot| Ontario led the field with 76 "A thin coating of aid spread lene just-completed royal tour of] "When she returned in 1950/made in Belfast by Cecil H.lup from a few hundred in 1961,|Per cent of its households re.jover all countries is useless, tAustralia, says that whi'e thelfor a six-weeks progress there|King, chairman of the newspa-|when exact records were not porting cars, said Dr. Philippe Garigue, di +Queen's duties are weil undet-|were complaints that the affair|per. kept, to 3,757,476 in 1961. Some FRONT-END jstood in Britain after centuries|was over-organized and that a "God Save the Queen" should|83 per cent of all houscholds tof constitutional development,|visit once every so many yearsjnot be played for purely tradi-jhad one or more sets. The pro- For 'her function in her kingdoms|symbolized British apron'tional reasons, it is suggested.|portion was 88 per cent in urban ioverseas has not been so iclear." = "As head of the Common- 'wealth, the Queen's home is in 'el cers ] 'London," says the Times edi- torial. 'As Queen of Canada or 'Australia, should it not be in e ; -Ottawa or Canberra? Tl Oo an * "A reasonable way to meet ithe need would be a journey 'for an opening of Parliament jand some time living in the 'country afterwards. This would 'avoid the strain of a long, pre- »pared excursion constantly in public. ... ' ' . jing, Varise if one state or province 'considers it has not its fair|Reports, a publication of the sshare of the itinerary." |U.S. public health service,)which Some correspondents on the Australian tour made similar ' ¢ f "The personality of the mon-| Institute with all Shimkin said: said Wednesday WASHINGTON (AP) -- Can-;cies may be vectors (carriers)jwith dogs has not been consid- cers in animals, including dogs,/and transmitters of viruses thatjered, but the possibility is one may constitute a more or lessimay cause neoplasms (malig-/that deserves reappraisal with overlooked hazard of transmis-|nancies) in man." sion to man, Dr. Michael] B.| He said cancers occur among] He said it is thoroughly es- Shimkin of the National Cancer|cattle, fowl, cats, dogs, fish,|tablished that viruses are the no in| frogs, reptiles, and among wild|cause of some cancers in chick- farch would become familiar/noting the growing research in-janimals kept in zoologicaljens, mice, rats and rabbits, and ;and accepted instead of fleet-|:erest in the possibility that|/parks, the misunder-|some forms of human cancer many Americans havejcer, the closest contact, and in our modern methods." There is as yet no proof that "Dogs are the animals with|viruses cause any human can- he indicated, but added: "Unless we. are to believe "Tumors in animals are of|culture they seem to be con-|that man and the animal spe- "less firmly established situa- i n Declaring that dogs develop|tions are seen in frogs, squir- istandings that are likely to|may be attributable to viruses.ja large number of variety ofjrels, deer and cattle." In an article in Public Mealth|tumors, the scientist said: GENER TIRE * suggestions in their dispatches|interest today not only because|sidered as three-year-old chil-/cies inhabit two separate and » to London and, as noted by The|they may demonstrate environ-jdren with fur. «Times, the idea is far from|mental factors shared by man, } new. distinct universes, the assump- "Until now, the possible neo-|tion (of viral origin of some but because some animal spe-'plastie significance of contact'human cancers) is now safe. 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