The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 23

Bitf wSi II -U-JX rg THE KINGSTON WHIG-STANDARD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1955 PAGE TWENTY-THREE -rr- WIPE VARIETY Of 17 recognized species of penguins only eight actually brefcd on the Antarctic continent or islands SWEETER TRODI CT Danish experiments first showed better flavor for h-im and bacon when hogs were fed sugar before slaughter Dr Gleb Krotko to Undertake Important Research Work WIRING BLAMED WILKESFORT (CP)-A Jury decided Wednesday night that Mr and Mrs Lloyd Chesney died July 7 from "electrocution due to faulty wiring of a hot water heater" Eight witnesses' were called including Wallace McKalg who found the bodies of Mr and Mrs Ches-ney four days after they died in their Sombra Township home THE PRICE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR ONLY What art tha aspect of tha Canadian dlraata which are ra aponiibla for tha deilrabla characteristic of Canadian wheat? This Is ona of tha problems which will be studied by Dr Krotkov who Is Samuel McLaughlin researoh professor of biology at University next winter (Reg $8950) FOK Thick Aluminum Combination SCREEN and STORM DOOR long dsy as found In northern Canada and the short day as found in southern Canada After the plants have grown and adjusted themselves to their new climatic conditions Dr Krotkov will give them radioactive carbondioxlde or radioactive sugars and observe what is the difference In the utilizaticn of these compounds after they were grown under different climatic conditions "One of the practical results of this work" commented Dr Krotkov "will be with such economic plants wheat Canadian wheat grown under northern latitudes has been highly valued as a hard wheat It Is preferred to wheat grown In such climates as that of Argentine Australia or England Dr Krotkov has been awarded a fellowship by the John Simon Guggenheim Memoriai Foundation of Naw York which will take him to Hsrv ard University for tha next 12 months on sabbatical leave from Quean's (INSTALLED) those small items used to fill up the end of a column At first I was content to sit back and enjoy the comedy But after 15 minutes I got the uneasy impression that every one of the seven while talking was listening and what every one of the other six was saying Preposterous-1 thought Yet as the time wore on I got the terrifying conviction that the seven were all talking while each listened to six That evening In personal conversation and by the tele- phone I confirmed my fantastic suspicion I remembered enough: snatches of the hubbub to be able to check And every one of those women had heard EVERYTHING! that had been said while at the same time talking and hooting at the top of her lungs With 2 Gloss 2 Screens Door Knob Complete Frame Concealed Hinges Door Check and Retaining Chain DIAL 2-9308 Is shown above with a tobacco plant he uses in connection with his experiments with radioactive isotopes at his biological research laboratory at Queen's University SEAWAY ALUMINUM Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping At Harvard he will conduct research experiments in the biological laboratories of the university In these laboratories are special chambers where any kind of climate can be produced tropical sub-tropical temperate or Arctic He will grow plants under different climates particularly using the (KINGSTON) Distributors of Excelum EASY TERMS Over-production of Hormone High Blood Pressure Cause? DC AA LOCKS SHOP OR MW LOCKS SHOES MM LOCKS SHOES MMW LOCKE SHOES Women have faculties that are completely outside the ca parity of men You would think that men and women except for a few external and convenient differences In structure would be practically Identical in most respects Born of the same parents raised In the identical environment with their male relatives fed the same food taught in the same schools you have Ahe right to expect that they are the same species as man and should share an identity of mind and understanding with men Indeed it 'is an Important fact about modern woman that she Insists that she does share that Identity By mischance the other afternoon I got aught for nearly two hours in the same living room with seven ladies It was impossible for me to escape even for 10 minutes and there I sat with an opportunity few men have had to investigate and study the' strangest phenomenon known to human nature And that is: how seven women can all talk at once yet all hear what every other one of the seven is saying It is true I have often heard a bunch of women apparently all talking at once at parties and 'on cottage verandas and after church is fet out But it always appeared to be a comic spectacle and never never did it occur to me that any one of them was listening On this occasion of which I speak however all seven-talked for two hours and all at the same time Three of them were in narrative vein each telling a story A different story of course Two were in argumentative mood and pursued a separate and distinct argument throughout the period though with nobody taking the other side The remaining two were merely gossipy and spent the two hours retailing relishy little odds and bits of news unrelated to one another like those you see in newspapers Sailors Keep Blazing Boat Clear of Town bring your shoe-fitting problems to Mr A McKERIHEN MONTREAL Dr Jacques Genes director of the clinical research department of Montreal's Hotel-Dieu Hospital Wednesday announced what is believed to be an "important and fundamental" discovery concerning the cause of high blood pressure Dr Genest after seven years of research said he believes that over-production by the ad- Nationally Known Authority and Consultant on the Correct Fitting of 2-Car Collisions Said Less Lethal renal gland of a hormone called aldosterone is the basic cause of human arterial hyper-tenson also known as high blood pressure The 36-year-old doctor said however a grqat deal of work still has to be done before his findings could be accepted as a proven scientific fact He said it was possible that the presence of more than normal amounts of aldosterone in the bodies of patients suffering from high blood pressure was a coincidence rather than a cause of the disease "But the results obtained strongly support the working hypothesis of the Hotel-Dieu doctors carrying out the research that this disease is caused by a mild chronic state of hyperaldosteronism the over-production of alder-sterone" Dr Genest said Aldosterone is the hormone which regulates the amount ef salt in the body Dr MW Locke Shoes 1 19 In our Shoe Dept 9 aa to 5J0 jua TWILLINGATE Nfld (CP) Two seamen probably saved this northeastern coast fishing town Tuesday night when they leaped aboard the blazing oil laden motor vessel Winnlfred Lee and dropped her anchors in mid-harbor The Winnie Lee caught Are late in the afternoon at the government wharf She carried drums of oil and gasoline for delivery farther north CapL Douglas Manuel ordered the crew aboard his motor vessel Botwood and they attempted to drag the burning ship out of the harbor' The first line broke By the time a second wu rigged and the ship towed to mid-harbor oil drums were exploding and flames were shooting high Into the air FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 9 Hi A question which can be raised is what are the aspects of the Canadian climate that are responsible for the production of such a good wheat is hoped that my work at Harvard will throw some light on what these aspects of the Canadian climate are" he added As holder of the Guggenheim Fellowship Dr Krotkov will investigate the effects of ell matic conditions on the products of photosynthesis in green plant" That was the purpose for which the fellow' ship was granted In addition he will visit quite a number of laboratories in eastern United States to see the various projects that are under way there He expects to be back at University In the summer of 1956 when he will write the report of his experiments This work will be completed at his own labors tory at Queen's a year from now Dr Krotkov also will bring back to Queen's with him a large number of samples of radioactive substances that will be analyzed at next summer A pioneer In the field of producing radioactive forms of various organic substances which are important in' biology and medicine Dr Krotkov has been working with isotopes since 1948 He has won international recognition for his use of radioactive isotopes in learning more about photosynthesis or the way in which plants' make chlorophyL At his laboratories in the Old Arts building at Dr Krotkov at present has three FhD students and one MA student all using radioactive isotopes They are working on such problems as photosynthesis the physiology and biochemistry of Canadian woods and cancer In plants In charge of his laboratory during his absence will be Dr Victor Runeckles of the Imperial College of Science and Technology London England who is on a post-doctoral scholarship of the National Research Council DETROIT (AP) Your chances of surviving an auto accident are somewhat better in a head-on collision with another moving vehicle than if you crash at the same speed into a tree or bridge abutment And your chance of escaping injury is much better if you are not thrown out of the car by the Impact Traffic safety specialists here for a two-day Ford-sponsored national safety forum and crash demonstration say these things have been established by scientific research They explain that two colliding cars would "mesh" each other each absorbing and dissipating some of the impact energy They add that the passenger gets protection from the car body if he remains within the vehicle I HIS Is personal invitation to men and women who are having shoe problems and a wonderful opportunity to discuss them with Mr McKerihen who will study your shoe needs and show you the proper last in Dr Locke shoes for you particular type of foot Dr Locke designed these famous lasts according to his principles A leading stylist designed fashionable patterns for these lasts and the shoes unsurpassed in NEW 1956 1 Fearing the Winnlfred Lee would break again and drift ashore near other vessels and warehouses Capt Manual had the Botwood nosed in near the swirling inferno Two unidentl fled seamen Jumped aboard While drums erupted behind them in blasts of flame smoke and flying metal the men dropped the anchors holding the burning ship in a relatively harmless spot They jumped clear just before the fire reached the hold and wracked the ship with a final explosion if AhmtaM Mm Tvfc 0k rm Tm yumMfcw rtnOaa pmMm SepwCwe Ow wwWi comfort and beauty Dr Locke is the only SHOES 167 Princess St man who treated over a million feec "MACBETH" OPENS OCT 4 STRATFORD (CP) The Canadian Players open their 1955-56 season with Oct 4 at Simcoe It wai announced Wednesday After a performance In Toronto Oct 7 the players will tour the United States Western Can-! ada In January and February' followed by a further three1 weeks In the mid-western states! To end the season they will tour Ontario where- last year' they were on the road with Joan" DIAL 9990 FOR APPOINTMENT SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS Leacock Home Will Remain A Memorial Beatty Washer Sales Service 69 BROCK STREET DIAL 7884 DR LOCKE SHOeS CaMWIOCKl SHOES Dt- M- LOCKE SHOES Dt-M LOCKE SHOES TORONTO (CP) Victor Wansbrough 94 Toronto Indus- BISEs? BEE? BEE? BEE? BEE? BEE? BEE? I BEEF BEEF trlalist who recently bought the Stephen Leacock estate on' Lake Couchidling near Orillia said Wednesday it will remain continuing memorial to the life and work of Its original owner In a statement Mr Wans- brough said: "My first purpose will be to restore it to its former condition and to endeavor to maintain it in memory of man who lived most of his life there did most of his best writing there and made it both a home and a historic site" The estate had been advertised for more than a year by Stephen Leacock Jr son of the late Canadian humorist Executive director of the Canadian Metal Mining Association Mr Wansbrough was a friend of the famous Canadian writer and had often visited him at the estate He said that "with the estate have been acquired three of Dr Leacock's libraries and a quantity of papers and manuscripts1 It would take time to discover what they contain SOT 0R- ib ROUND SIRLOIN T-BONE PORTERHOUSE CUBE SIRLOIN Fresh Pork SHOULDER ROASTS FRESH KILLED BOILING OR ROASTING TENDER-KNIT VEAL OR PORK LEAN MEATY BLADE OR SHORT RIB 7 MORE CHARGES LAID TORONTO A woman already facing several charges of forgery and uttering in connection with $3700 In phony cheque had seven additional charges laid against her Wednesday Police said the forgery and uttering charges against Arlene June Baker 28 now involve 88475 from banks in Toronto Guelph Acton Georgetown and Orangeville Miss Baker operator of a budgie bird and dog business at Shelboume was arrested there Aug 22 by Toronto LEAN MEATT lean meaty STEWING VEAL 5 lbs 3109 STEWING LAMB 4 lbs 59c TASTY TENDER JUICY LEAN LEAN NOTICED BEEF BY THE PIECE BOLOGHA lb 23c Wieners 3 lbs 39c AWARD RIFLE CONTRACT OTTAWA (CP) A $12247-267 contract for production of the rapid-fire Belgian FN Fab-rique Nationale) automatic 300-calibre' rifle has been awarded to Canadian Arsenals Ltd a crown company They will be made at Long Branch near CLUB STEAK lb 49c BGILIfiG BEEF 4 lbs $109 4 lbs $100 miAL Sbnl 175 PRINCESS STREET i.