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the
c;ii,,ta.'.:
(ounders
of
lln-rmodyiuimics.
I
video.
Britisli
Sdeniists
Develop
Artificial
Heart
After
Experiments
on
Thirty
Dogs
Senaca
Koot
Hunt
Starts
In
Alberta
n
ance
of
circulation
In
man.
I
Mne
if
t.h
flois
died
as
a
...
j)fl
.
t
t
ied
out
on
the
dogs,
In
which
i
the
natural
blood
circulation
was
assisted
by
shunting
part
!
of
it
from
vein
to
artery
direct
result
of
the
experiments
-
thougn
iour
cuu
not
survive
thV-m
for
other
reasons.
Th
.
.aJuJf
fit
'I
It
"
I
mm
through
the
machine.
The
experiments
were
made
to
assess
the
values
of
the
machine
in
ivsusciatlon,
in
the
tieatmenl
of
a
Killing
circulation,
and
to
get
Information
to
be
applied
later
to
the
problem
of
complete
artificial
mainten-
survivors
suffered
no
ill
effect
;.
'
The
challenging
problem
was
and
still
remains
to
produce
an
I
extra-corporeal
apparatus
cap-'itble
of
maintaining
temporarily
'the
entire
circulation
of
the
human
body."
m
LONDON
(Reuters)
British
medical
scientists
have
developer
an
artificial
heart
for
human
beings.-
The
British
Medical
Journal
publishes
details
of
the
heart
built
from
researches
by
doctor.-,
led
by
D.
O.
Melrose,
assistant
lecturer
iir
a
postgraduate
med
ical
school
here.
-
A
Journal
editorial
says
M
'l-rose
and
hi:;
colleagues
runsider
the
artificial
heart
machine
now
mk'ht
be
applied
to
th--treatment
of
certain
forms
of
heart
disease.
It
caution0,
that
the
step
from
experiments
on
animals
1
tin-machine
has
been
te.'ted
on
?,()
dog.;)
to
humans
Is
a
big
one.
"The
circumstances
Justifying
the
trial
at
the
present
time
aiv
few
but
the
potentialities
of
tb'
machine
may
be
considerable.
It
is
likely
to
be
a
valuable
contribution
to
the
advancement
of
cardiac
surgery
"
In
another
article,
Melrose
"
outlines
the
experiments
enr-
4.
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1
L'fl
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ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
IJOUSK.
Vita.
,p
Indians
In
this
area
ate
igging
semn'u
roots
to
make
m?
exlm
m'jirey
tor
their
an-ua.1
sun
duiKf,
and
to
attnd
"
-staiuifdi's
Jlirouehout
.
the
ruvinre.
,
Harvesting
senwa
root,
the
aseof
many
sou&ht
remedies,
iinys
In
the
most
.1'oney
in
the
honest
time.
Just
vmen
the
Iu-iians
have
spent
thet'-
trapping
nohey.
Every
menmfir
of
the
family
ran
loin
In
the
-work.
.
An
'energetic
Indian
nifjiaw
ran
dig
up
to
ll
pounds
a
ifciy
in
a
Rood
spot,
for
an
income?
of
$4(1
'tc
$"()
a
wetk
while
it
lasts.
Renaea
Is
a
small
plant
with
a
tiny
bin.'
flower
and
a
root
covered
with
pniv
bark,
and
fs
found
In
abundance
in
this
area,
!$0
miles
southwest
of
Minon--ton
in
the
-fool
hills.
The
plant
thrives
in
wet
Ini.-.h
lands.
One
.
field
?0
miles
south,
of
here,
on
land
that
used
to
be
muskeg,
fs
the
be;-t
in
the
west
and
thou-
THIRD
MAN
THEME
COMPOSER
TO
OPEN
OWN
WINE
HOUSE
VIKNNA
(Reuters)
Zither-player
Anton
Kuril,
who
attained
fame
with
his
"Third
Man
theiiK'"
will
open
his
own
"Heuriger"
wine
house
in
.Sievering,
a
Vienna
suburb,
Oct.
1.
Cliii-f
iitti"i''tinn
will
be
Karas
and
his
zither.
'
Wll
MJr-
f
r-
"-T
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PiGniC
Favorite!
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.
r
h
fir
I
.
p
mm
mma
RON
SIMMONS,
16,
(left)
and
Roy
O'Brien.
15,
both
of
the
141
li
(,
cookies
"0
Promise
Ate"
Tory
Theme
Says
Martin
Jiamax
troop,
arnvea
in
uuawa
1
aays
aner
leaving
iiuuiua
uy
bicycle.!
They
will
be
among
2,000
Canadian
Scouts
who
w
ill
take
ptrt
In
the
second
Canadian
Boy
Scout
jamboree
at
Connaufdit
Ranges,
near
Ottawa,
starting
this
Saturday.
i
1
IS
THE
CNR
AGENT'S
BUSINESS!
Yunr
dcHlinntlnn
mar
r
nur
or
far.
SttiiieM
lirrr
in
t
aiimlai
lh
I
nilid
Mull-;
KurH.
Hlr
Jirnt
Hqi
in
viail
U
liar
C.N.H.
1
ii
L
A
urn
I.
.'
the
man
hiiIi
nil
Itir
iiifurnialiotl
.u
rr.uitr.
It'll
Iiih
fiiMiricmt-ait
,lrai(irr
I1
lirlp
you
ttilll
Your
rli,.
Midget
Television
Camera
Qtches
Shoplifter
in
Act
h
rfpreHf.i
f
all
WINDSOR,
Out,
'P
The
new
Progressive
Conservative
theme
song.
Is
"O
Promise
Me."
according
to
Health
Minister
Martin.
In
nn
address
over
the
CUC
Dominion
network,
he
accused
Oeort'e
Drew,
1'iogre.s.sive
Conservative
leader,
of
"extrava
NEW
WORK
(API
The
shop-1
less
future
business
or
indus-
I4
cup
$korleniuff:
-ttf)
trofctt
ir;
eup
KmlKHH'
tiOLVEN
titHt
,
tup
pHtnvi
tmUtr-
j
fgf,
untUt-t
Uitltitoni
Itommi
jnt;
t
UitUtmjn
itmon
ttn4,
froirJ;
1
tup
aU-purfmat
trial
uses
for
TV
envisioned
by
lifter
edges
up
to
a
counter.
taiiris
of
pounds
are
harvested
lliere
each
summer.
Before
the
Sciond
World
War,
much
of
(he
raw
root
went
to
China
and
Europe,
but
now
most
of
it
is
sold
to
manufacturing
plants
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
The
most,
popular
tool
for
iigglng
up
the
roots
is
a
section
of
an
automobile,
car
spring
fitted
with
a
smooth
wooden
handle.
A
few
of
the
older
Indians
till
brew
a
bit.
of
this
herb
for
'arious
remedies,
but
the
younger
generation
refuses
such
bitter
medicine.
This
is
one
Indian
field
that
the
white
man
has
not
invaded.
Few
if
any
of
the
local
residents
would
know
senaca
if
they
saw
it.
Few
besides
the
buyers
and
the
local
merchants
even
know
senaca
is
a
local
crop.
The
fur
buyers
who
handle
the
senaca
would
much
prefer
to
purchase
dried
roots,
but
the
Indians
are
far
too
busy
to
dry
senaca
root,
a
Ion?
tedious
process,
so
they
sell
it
green.
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.KTHON,
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I'll.
I
I
62S
3rd
Ave
Wnt,
Prliio'
Hupert
BC
I
Phimf
2(MJ
)
rl
buiA
tvda.
Cream
ih-jrtenin(r,
iu?ar
nd
RDfiF.RS'
GUl.DKN
?
Rl'f
iiid
peanut
h
hit,
iiJ
lai
until
liirli!
and
JluHy.
AiM
lemon
juice
and
rinti;
mix
tfioroujhly.
told
in
lour
w
hich
hut
been
uJli-d
with
salt
and
soda.
Chill
ciouyli
thoroughly,
l-urin
dout'h
into
small
balls,
placr
2
inch"t
apart
on
grcysfd
rr.kif
fhret,
Hrf
Ht
w
ti
tines
gf
turL
Hake
12
tq
15
minutes
at
37
.'jT.
Msket
.rdru
cuuitei.
for
Free
Recip?
8ok,
IV
rite
Trie
B.C.
Sugar
Rename
Co.
Ltd.,
P.O.
liyi
JW.
Vancuuver,
B.C.
gant
and
expensive"
campaign
I
pledges.
I
"In
this
campaign,"
ho
said.
I
"Mr.
Drew
has
changed
his
tune
from
'Anything
You
Can
j
Do
I
Can
Do
Better'
tin
"O
,
Promise
Me'."
j
Lake
Abitibi
on
the
Northern;
Ontario
border
with
Quebec
has
an
area
of
3r)6
square
miles.
j
The
clerti
is
busy
with
a
customer.
Vfhere's
the
flash
of
a
practised!
hand
and
a
half-dozen
expensive
ties
disappear.
It
lookec1
easy
and
it
was,
until
the
shoplifter
started
to
walk
out
and
a
,store
detective
quietly
collared
.him.
The
completely
baffled
thief
hadn't
reckoned
on
a
concealed
!
midget
television
camera
on
which
his
entire
operation
was
observed.
That's
only'
one
of
the
rount-
i
GQOOOhOO
OOOiiQO
Dr.
Allen
B.
Dumont,
video
pioneer
and
president
of
Allen
B.
Dumont
Laboratories.
Dr.
Dumont
says
the
real
potential
of
industrial
TV
only
recently
has
been
opened
up
with
development
of
small,
low-cost
cameras
a
fraction
as
expensive
as
previous
models.
I.MH
STRI.U,
I'SES
He
predicts
industrial
and
business
uses
of
TV
ultimately
will
eclipse
its
entertainment
use,
Just
as
electronics
grew
out
of
radio
and
now
is
several
times
as
big
as
the
radio
business.
He
foresees
increasing
use
of
TV
for
purposes
as
checking
signatures
on
cheques,
for
enabling
a
control
operator
to
monitor
an
entire
assembly
line
or
fabrication
operation,
in
railroad
yards,
and
even
in
the
home
for
keeping
an
eye
on
a
fhild
or
for
seeing
who
is
at
the
door.
JeJ
Ijyiifemlmile
'JoufS
J)nierlor
Ted
Applewhaite,
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
in
the
August
10
federal
election,
has
left
on
a
nine-day
tour.
He
goes
first
to
Burns
Lake
and
then
on
to
Ootsa
Lake,
Ocean
Falls,
Bella
Coola
and
up
tp
Kitimat.
He
expects
to
be'
back
about
July
23.
350
Claims
Filed
After
Uranium
Found
.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Uranium-beariiiK
pitchblende
has
led
to
Mrs.
ApplBwhaite
left'
yesterday
to
attend
the
strawberry
festival
staged
annually
in
s
posTta
PISPtAV
Russian
Chess
Experts
Return
LONDON
(Reuters)
The
mokuts
catalogs
Russian
chess
players
whose
SUTWNCM
visit
to
the
United
States
was
i
cancelled
last
week
have
re-1
turned
to
Moscow,
the
official
J
-j
"
Soviet
news
agency
Tass
said.
a
"rush"
In
northern
British
Columbia,
the
provincial
mines
department
reports.
Some
350
claims
have
been
filed
at
Atlin
since
the
discovery
last
month
by
a
team
working
for
Conwest
Exploration
Cumpany,
it
was
reported.
One
sample
of
uranium
had
been
,
confirmed,
from
a
formation
of
metamorphic
contact
rock
with
'some
pitchblende.
"We
shall
send
one
of
our
mining
people
into
the
area
shortly
but
until
then
we
can-
'
not
comment
upon
the
discovery,"
a
mines
official
said.
Most
of
the
claims
are
reported
in
the
area
of
Loggers
Bay
and
Deep
Bay
on
the
eastern
side
of
Lnke
Atlin,
about
12
miles
north
of
the
town,
Conwest
has
controlling
interest
in
the
wealthy
United
Ilfaenct,
Hill
mines
Jo;
the
Yukon.
Two"
y(ars
ago
it
bought
the
asbestos
claims
in
the
McDame
Mountain
area
about
100
miles
east
of
the
present
discovery.
The
15
players
cancelled
pas-
i
sages
on
the
liner
Queen
Eliza-
f
beth
in
Paris
late
Thursday
af-
i
ter
United
States
immigration
WIIERR
CRAfTSMANBHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
Dibb
Printing
Co.
COMPANY
officials
refused
permission
for
j
the
team
to
stay
at
Glen
Cove,
the
Long
Island
home
of
the
Soviet
mission
to
the
United
j
Nations.
j
U'-'.'
V-)
t6t
(Zatnect
K
A
Railway
Starts
Tunnel
Survey
TOKYO
(Reuters
I
The
National
Railway
Corporation
announced
today
it
has
begun
a
far
07xavUmff
IIKl
fMnrrrllCD
iurvey
for
a
projected
under
M3
water
tunnel
across
the
10-mlle
Tsugaru
Strait
between
Honshu
and
Hokkaido,
Japan's
northernmost
island.
A
team
Is
conducting
blasting
experiments
at
Yoshioka.
on
Hokkaido's
southwestern
tip,
the
announcement
-.said.
Mill
9
.Whether
you
favor
a
quiet
plaid
or
an
eye-btdaiiling
tartan,
you
can't
go
wrong
if
you
carry
B
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Travellers
Cheques
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you
on
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next
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Travellers
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your
safest,
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convenient
way
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money.
Safest,
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they
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Most
convenieut,
because
tbey
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cashed
at
any
bank
...
anywhere.
Lost
or
stolen,
your
money
remains
as
secure
as
in
a
bank
vault.
B
travel-wise.
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B
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M
Travellers
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and
be
free
from
money
worries
when
you
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