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Russia Has Big Trouble To Find Canadian Spies By DAVE McINTOSH never be called on to attempt OTTAWA (CP)--The Russianito get information for, say, 20 embassy here has been singu-| years. larly unsticcessful in recent < years in recruiting Canadians qo{ impossible, to find: One such as spies. But it keeps trying. Maybe it hopes for a return of the good old espionage days of the Sec- was Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, | who assumed that name of a} Canadian who had disappeared] in Finland in 1932, obtained a! THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Mey 19, 1965 | | 'Dentists Can Find Cancer | 'em waz wi ve m BUt Only l-in-7 Tries To | TORONTO (CP)--Only one in seven Ontario dentists is using § § ficult, i " itn. | : A Such agents are difficult, if), new smear fest to detect oral| its costs and made it more pro-|dren's dentistry at the Univer- jcancer even though the detec- hibitive to more people | tion kit is supplied to them free, the dentistry faculty at the Uni- versity of Toronto said today. The test is so useful that the ond World War when it set up a fruitful spy apparatus in Can- ada under Col. Nikolai Zabotin. In the latest case, the RCMP's| counter intelligence branch used the Canadian the Russians thought was working for them to penetrate the Soviet system and to catch another person Canadian passport iY gy es dentists who did use it found pt yom ny Fo ; sg M' cancer or pre-cancerous tissue OF tH hove: mtinssy obvi g. Shee one, im overy 15 (S8- cial G é Popov was expelled| one! said a letter from faculty feoms Ganuds tee tivitia 4D ob-| Staff mailed during the weekend tain information about new sir.|t0 every Ontario dentist attend: ft. Th . By an he aes the annual convention of the Coat, tne? * 4P"'Ontario Dental Association. who may have been delivering the real goods. This last person appears to| be the only one since 1945 against whom the government/was booted out of Canada for has considered pressing espion-|trying to make intelligence con- age charges--and he is reported! tacts, near death from natural causes. Jp 1959, an unnamed Soviet It has been suggested here|military attache was ordered) that charges were never laid in| oyt of Canada for the same rea- the six previous post-war caseS|con. The same. thing happened because the Russians never 0b-'tg an unnamed Czech embassy tained any secret information. | official in 1960. : In 1961, Lt.-Col. A. F. Logi- Arras ert nov cultivated a Canadian civil One intelligence source said) servant for 18 months only jto Soviet officials--at least those in} he trapped by the RCMP when Canada--don't seem {0 havelreceiving fake documents he any grasp of the rudiments Of! thought contained secret data espionage. In 1964, a similar embarrass- He said the usual recruiting mont overcame Vasily Tarasov,| method is to invite a Canadian), reporter for Izvestia. He was to the embassy for a film show-| aught in a police plant by a ing. This is followed by an in-| ivi] servant ' vitation to a Russian official's| "1, the latest case, disclosed| home or apartment. And al) may g, A. FE. Bytchkov and V.| most right away, there arely " Poluchkin were expelled crude, personal questions about}. ., paying two Canadians proached told the RCMP. Dr. D. L. Anderson said Mon- | POLE BOOTED | In 1958, Stanislas Michno, a} member of the Polish embassy,| day many of the province's den- tists are "neglecting their re- sponsibility" to detect oral can- cer in its curable stages. Dr. Anderson said of the prov- ince's 2,464 dentists, only 377-- one in seven--have made use of the tests started a year ago Despite the lack of response, the test was responsible for dis- covery of 61 malignancies, all in early stages of development. ARE PROVIDED The smear tests are provided] by the faculty in co-operation! with the Ontario Cancer Treat- -- ment and Research Foundation Mucus samples taken by loca! dentists are sent to the univer- sity for analysis Dr. Cecil L. Strachen, a former member of the federal royal commission on healt h services, told the association that Canadian children are not receiving adequate dental care. He said that the dental profes-| 3 {} \ mf |dren's dentistry is being done,|swift comment from Dr. Stewart! lInew techniques have added to|A. MacGregor, professor of chil- | sity of Toronto, who said girls His statement that women| "want to mollycoddle them and handle children better broughtikiss them." ADVERTISERS & PROSPECTS ARE BROUGHT TOGETHER DAILY WITH TIMES ACTION WANT ADS & READ BY EVERYONE USED BY EVERYONE NOT A WORD CUT -- NOT A SCENE CHANGED GOW kane Peery 4 es the Canadian's mortgage, Pay-|thoysands of dollars over a con-|sion has not shown it intends) %% Cam Ae ments on his car, family life) siderable period of time. One of|to render such care to any ex-| lthese Canadians acted as a de-|cept those who can pay its fees. | and the like The RCMP is not nearly as vonmeroed about © auch ham-|°°" for the RCMP. He said that while more chil- 0 ~ aed handedness as it is about' the} 3 "long plant." This may be a So-| viet spy or Canadian recruited as a spy who goes underground Ford Refuses | SA Truck Bid OTTAWA (CP) -- The Ford) Motor Co. of Canada has de-| cided not to submit a bid for a | South African government pur- chase of military-type trucks. The government of South Africa advertised a call for tenders for four - wheel - drive) trucks and opened the bidding to all possible suppliers. Canadian government policy LAST TIMES TONIGHT "THE BLOB' COLOR ! The Screen Commits The Perfect Comedy! PETER SELLERS ELKE SOMMER es an "A SHOT IN THE DARK" In COLOR With GEORGE SANDERS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Ti AOON Big Double Terror Show -- In Color! ' and "DINOSAURUS" COLOR! One of The Most Joyous Movies We've Hed In A Long Time! "THE WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT" In COLOR With PETER SELLERS PAULA PRENTISS ANGELA LANSBURY is not to sell military goods or civilian goods easily adapted to military use to areas of the) § poors BILTMORE world in which the sale might contribute to tension, such as Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia. and OPEN 6:30 P.M. PHONE 7 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 25-5833 Canada does, however, sell civilian - type automobiles, trucks and tractors, and their parts to South Africa. These sales amounted to $19,748,000 last year, including $12,379,000 worth of automobiles. In 1963 sales amounted to $8,795,000, in- cluding $3,730,000 worth of auto- mobiles Seamen Mission Granted $2,500 TORONTO (CP)---A grant of $2,500 has been awarded to the Hamilton Missions to Seamen by the Atkinson. Charitable Foundation; the foundation an- nounced today. The mission, in its sixth year, is run by Anglican minister C W. (Reverend Cliff) Train, a retired Toronto police inspector] © who worked his way to Canada| * " fram England on a ship and served two years on lake ves- sels before joining the police force. The mission, which includes two staffers besides Mr. Train, provides recreational facilities, counselling and other services for sailors. Last year the mis- sion served 3,000 seamen of 36 nationalities. 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