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i ours aime Oy 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wedneadey, April 24, 1963 Unions Refuse To Load Ships The Cana-. ping on the Great Lakes, 12,000 American Seafarers' jobs are in CHICAGO (AP) -- docked loading the Continental Grain Company ee ae if it loses its) cancer. on the Calumet River but two) pattie against the CMU. FS Se ge mtr L, Used In Fi ht surgery at McGill University of the body. g and surgeon - in - chief at the} Dr, MacLean, is Against Cancer are Drs, Stacey B. Day and|tory system, has been trying to MONTREAL (CP)--Use of a tiny, radioactive ceramic pellet,|is working on a technique of te one-tenth the size of a grain Of|placing a radioactive, anti-can-|mined that the tiny ceramic pel-|British government is ¢ : E salt, is being studied as a p0S-\cer agent within the body so it|lets, called microspheres, can|mined to maintain free air ac-\Corridors were established for , along with 20,000 in} sible ally in the struggle against!can fight the diséase, | The Canadian Cancer Society |been planting a radioactive|/ous area of the body, ee ayer ey wey search project headed by Dr.jproblems has 'een to keep it D. MacLean, professor of|from straying irto healthy parts Access 4 whose major ha ae -- project| interest has: been in the circula- Henry R. Shibata. take advantage of the system to Basically, the research team|Preven such straying. Doctors have for some time/ply as it approaches a cancer-) | Ceramic Pellet roe ye | FS gpl ol N yapde nly wes. NS tes W. Berlin Air Macmillan LONDON (Reuters) sa) Prime cleared by the competent au-| Poses, shortly before the flight Minister Macmillan said im &linorities, The research team has deter-|letter made public: Tuesday the be injected into the blood sup-|cess to West Berlin. Sa epg OF tes Ye & eee wwe DISPLAY BRIDGE Green, a Canadian cit{renIno right to restrict flights. He % ; LONDON (CP)--A. mode] ¢ whose private plane was buzzed|added: over East Germany by Soviet) "There is no question of clear- MiG jets April 2, Pe flights M! -- aircraft i In his letter to the prime min-|@dvance with the Russians: ister, Green blamed the British|essential details of each flight ' , Intern ministry of aviation for "'need-|ate merely conveyed to them|Engineering Exhibition in Lom jlessly Sg yar life" in tell-|from the Berlin air safety cen-jdon this month, o Stays: ing him his flight had. been|tre in Berlin for air safety pur- takes place." USED MASCARA The women of ancient Athens darkened their eyes with mas- FCOULD BE IRRITATED | FEEL FIT ACAIN! AVE BEEN Hi 1 PEI nH deter-| Macmillan said the Berlin air the unrestricted use of aircraft He wrote in reply to British|by nations governing Germany|cara and used creams amd i KIDNEY itelevision personaiity Hughie|and the Soviet government hadibeauty lotions. | unions refused to board or load The unions are International en's Association Lo- cal 418, Grain Elevator, Flour and Feed Mill Workers, and Lo- cal 101, Grain Trimmers and "ae The ship is owned by Upper, Lakes Shipping Limited of Tor- onto and her crew are mem- bers of the Canadian Maritime Union, "Jack Connor, president of ILA Local 418, said: "We don't feel that members of the AFL-CIO Maritime Trades Department ¢an condone the CMU... . Bas- teally this is a battle between the, Seafarers International Un- ion and Upper Lakes and we can only hope they settle it, But it is basic to our unions not to get involved." TO SEEK ORDER Continental Grain satd it would seek an order from the National Labor Relations Board to force the unions to load the vessel. The NLRB last year re- fused to take action on a simi- lar complaint, Before 1962, Upper Lakes used crews under contract with the SIU. Last year Upper Lakes signed crews with membership in the CMU, which was founded by the Canadian Labor Con- ress. The SIU has said the CLC and Upper Lakes have united to drive the SIU out of Canada. The union also says that with the growth of foreign-flag ship- Tory Denies Patronage TORONTO (CP)--Phil Hoff- man, Progressive Conservative member of the Ontario legisla- ture for Timiskaming, said Tuesday his local PC associa- tion members endorsed Glenn Moody of Haileybury, Ont., for the post of sheriff of Timiskam- ing district. But he denied the local asso- ciation indulged in political pa- tronage or had acted as a re cruiting agency. "Tt was merely a character reference," he said. New Democratic Party Lead- er Donald MacDonald esked in the legislature Monday whether 'it was normal practice for such & position to be filled by the local PC association "acting as a recruiting agency." Suspect Claims Stabbed Youth Accidentally TORONTO (CP) -- Patrick Garrity, 17, charged with the non-capital murder of his 19- year-old Toronto school chum in a fight following a high school dance, said Tuesday he stabbed the youth accidentally. The youth, Garry Graham, died of a stab wound in the throat, Garrity, who admitted taking several drinks before the dance, said some -youths threatened him afterwards. He said: "Il was scared and made a lot of threats that blood would flow, I didn't want to see blood flow. I was trying to act big to scare them." The youth denied he wanted to see blood flow, but admitted on several previous occasions he had cut his own arm after fights with his girl friend. "T loved her very much and she'd say she'd leave me Then when I cut myself she wouldn't," he said. The case continues. 5 Women Acquitted| On Robbery Counts) PETERBOROUGH (CP) --| Five atractive Toronto women posed for photographers and danced on the steps of city hall here Tuesday after being ac- quitted of charges of robbery with violence. Morris McCarthy, 56, a Pe- 'terborough amateur phote- grapher, claimed the women stripped and attacked him and sole $45 in cash, silverware and luggage after a drinking party March 27. In evidence Monday Joanne Royale, 20, who said she lived with McCarthy and allowed him to. take semi-nude photographs of her, said McCarthy hit her on the teeth so hard that one of her teeth pierced her lip. She also said McCarthy blud- geoned Joyce Boucher, 17, with a shillelagh. The other girls are Ann Tan- ner, 22, a widow, Carol Ennest, 22, and Jessie Marie Gabereau, 20. HAD SPARSE BANQUET SHERBROOKE, Que. (CP)-- Parishioners filled Ste. Therese Hunger Week. 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