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By Another Name Smith Ailimi today stands ar- raigned (or her apartheid policies. with demands being made for her expl on {Him the l‘nilcd N tions on the ground that lhefie policies are illxl, only ll hrnalh of lhe UN t‘harlei‘. hilt also ronslitllle a threat in peace in .\r.i.-... Apart frnm the attack ill the l' South Africa is

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particularly on... the ,nations. on the economic and dip- lomatic l'l-onis. with the threat of ‘ armed support from the South Afri- can black tluliollal‘ Now South Atl'irn. “hich has boy- cotted the whole debate ill the Un- ited Nations. has announced that there is no longer such a thing as apartheid! It has become, according to the Sunliu ' Express of .lDII'illnESv burg. a “lilul ' From non on it is going to ("All its separation of the. races “separate Vdevelopment." The whites will de- velop with all the rights and ad- vantages (as long as they support the government) and the others will develop to the extent the govern- ..ment lets them—which isn't much. The r 'r of the world will un— . doubtedly till .l.-e the word apart» heid. it is the policy South Atricn is pledged to. whatever it wants to call it. The key fact is that rivalry L on- political nan-w is confined to s.- oon.oon \\‘llllr‘<. 'l‘he l‘nllll‘flfl.‘ (or mixed»l‘are dpsrent) are represented by foilrwhite elected members in the ISO-strong lower lItIIISe of Assem- ‘ lily, but their influence is negligible 111100.000 Al'i‘itane and 500.000 A . ans have no respl sentalion at all. Despite \vnrld criticism and naming; from churl'h leaders of all denominations. the Afl'ik:ltler Nil» tionallste steadfastlv pursue. their

policy of repr ion and white domination. Falling it by another name. doe.:tl'l make it any less

odious. llnr is il l likelv In stave. off the inevitable blood}Y disaster.

A Lot Of Public Money Sun... futon notth will he enl- plm»..l in min... i. 27-mlle canal that will “twin” the locks on the Welland (‘anal between Lake On- \ tario and Lake Erie. According lo

Tranxpni‘t Minister Molli‘nith. the ‘ rental-hi government plans to Apend 8180000000 on this project over the ‘next five rears. providing a two- lane walorwar capable or handling close to $0,000,000 tons of cargo an- ' ually.

In I962. tonnage on the VVeIlaiiKl was :t5.lllllt.lutt). However. because of he suspension of tolls by the Diefen- ker government during midsum-

mer. revenues last year wore down ,cnme $800000 from the 1961 fig-

ures. In all this loss. plus miscellan- alone items of interest, the St. IAIW< fence Seaway was $15.555,762 In the hole at the end of 1962. raising m accumulated deficit to $37,934.- 895. Altogether, the Seaway Au- thority owes the government 3853,- 333,008 in loam and deferred inter- .t poyrnents. By law. this debt mutt be amortized by the year I)“ Vlihmlllh toll collections. citing thene deliclt figurell, the Blltt'nx Mull~Stllr raises the point whether the new construction on “I Welland is justified at thin time. no Pool-non ndminintrntlon hits in- M thnt it will give “serious We..." to X's-imposing toils wound. Tbi. will b. of in- éoilhe waldo provinces which {or the deficits on n systan loll you reduces the ocean “train their year-round , Vii-tour the rerovery. it will ‘ hid. it will be but A drop

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in t. bucket «unpaid to an Olllrld) of $180,000,000 for “other eaten of locke to bypass Niagara Falls.

“Would that the same imme- diacy were apparent at Ottawa," save the Halifax paper, "in dealing with the dream—as old as (‘on— federation—of joining Prince Ell- ward Island to the mnillland of Canada, a project that it has been estimated would cost some 390,000,. 000 or. expr sed in another way, half the figure of twinning Welland Caiiel."

Well. we are in hopee of seeing this dream materialize before too long. The lalest report is that test dl'illings on the Northlimllerlaiiil Strait bottom Are to begin this week. at a cost of some $150,000 for which a contract has been let. itred. also, that the pm- ed the feasibility tests and is definitely in the planning stage. Nevertheless, the urgency with which this new Welland pra- ,iect is being pressed does seem rath— er striking by contrast.

Our Halifax contemporary also notes that the sum of money most frequently mentioned in connection with the redevelopment of the At- lantic Provinces . $100,000,000. All who are realists. it says. are perfect- I.\' well aware of the fact that this amount. great as it is, could not. pos- sibly finance the many projects anti policies which must be adopted, over the years, to create an ' climate in the seaside provinces which will compare favorably with that which exists in more fortunate provinces. Ontario for example.

Ottawa's eagerness to "twin" the Welland. and to expend so much money in doing so, does, in the cir- cumstances. warrant some betber explanation than has been given at this time. Perhaps ollr Maritime members will look into the matter when Parliament resumes.

Disturbing Report

We don't know whether Health MiniSLEr Judy LaMarsh is a bridge addict or not; but it must have given her a jolt, after abandoning cigar- ettes because of their health menace, to read in the Ottawa Journal that A bridge game also can have ser- ious efecte under certain conditions.

The Journal reports that. when Dr. Milton l‘Inde of Petersburx. Virginia, noticed that sometimes during a bridge game. his heart would begin to pound and his face would feel flushed he started looking into the effects the game had on others. He persuaded 30 players taking part in a bridge contest to let their pulse, respiration and blood pressure be taken after eve' sec» 0nd hand. What he found . that In 16 of the. 30 players. blood pres- sure “became. significantly elevat- ed in what is usually considered hypertensive range." The pulse rate of ll of the 30 went up over 100. Respiration did not seem to be affected

Dr. 1 ule asked 33 bridge play» or holr they slept on a night on w 'oh they had played bridge. Twenti' said they had trouble sleep— ing. Sixteen said they slept better when they had played well than they did when they had played badly. Four said they had trouble sleeping when their'paltner had played POOP 15'.

“It would be interesting to hear the results of a similar study on poker players,” the Journal con- cludes. “Pulse and blood pressure readings of a player trying to win the biggest pot of the evening on n bluff or drawing to n fourcal-(l straight flush might be astronomi- cal. Or do a poker pulse and poker blood pressure go with n poker face?"

We don't know. But here'n I wide field of inquiry {or ollr health authorities to Investigate. And the game of pnlitico itself—isn't that a nemwracking Ind pressure—build- ing business thnt could bur look- ing into?

EDITORlAL Non

“’l‘nding stamps", comments an American exchange, “have undone civilization in women. The gentlest become miserly and muisitlve. One hmk requires two, two demand four, end four a thousand. A woman nought plating her Mp. mine to conceal her was and sub: the intruder with u look. She in n relo- luu despot and, no long on the m ht. neither invitau nor givu society. Or so Omar might have mt Ib—Wlul n jug of wine Ind

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I”THI$ WASN'T WHAT IT HAD IN MIND”

OTTAWA REPORT 8 Patrick Nicholson

Why Abandon Canada’s Red Ensign?

Canada will have a new "din, lili national ling" and a Ileu "official nauuuul an|lleln‘ be [are April l, 1955

Prime Minute.- Slill says so.

One ol the ilruiiiiai's made by Mr. Pearson during IIIP election . campaign n... that thus. tw... liens would be taken “w . t h i n twn .l.... nt .. leernl 5mm. merit assuming nttlc." o... 0' the decisions made by Ihe new‘ Liberal Governmenl during .l.. "Sixty days of Decislnn' was l evidonlly in Implement this promise. ,

But during lhe final week nt l its recently adjourned sossron.‘ Pnrllnmrnt heard the Prime Minister report that nn sub-rum~ rnlllee nl lhe Cabinet. nor any interdepartmental comnilllee.l but been set up to prepare . proposed design [or this ting. l

Last year .. .lark Pickers». gill proposed that the Union“ Jack should he .uonlnll by Can-l all. as the on. or the Common- ‘ wealth. and be flown to slgnilyl Canada's mornhersltili in l 9 Commonwealth MI .ll approp- rlale ocrnsiolis. it “mild be‘ flown beside . n... Canadian

PUBLIC FORUM ‘

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editing on condo l mun... 1... Gulrdlln .- um... .. ‘ or no unrupnndenu rel-v4 l... la... .l....uu... l POLITICAL PATnoNAGF. l s. . rradin: )0in from page no s llam “Fisheries Dept. . Under Hem-y rm". iasl \icck . we realized til..i the ducks...

ti come home to ronsl

Fuilulling ill. Conservativ- \‘lolnn at lhr polls lu 1957 and all a large scale campaign was mounted and launched to dis- mlls us minty gnverllmeni em- Dloyoes as thl‘il could and to [III l same from the ranks of their pally supporters. The campaign was entri'cd into with n venge- ance and it Is a well known tact null the Cunsrrvullvr Party vlcr.

_ successllil iii Ichievliii‘t lheil' objective. The main target. areas were the employees or the Fisheries Dept , Parks and Pub ii. w... 5

Al the time this wus ital-ll»..- ink lhe Civil Service chrnliinri iii mild. was an operating body xnppnsedly dedicated to the rights at all employees but they were I silent group. in fact they were so Very silent on this sull- ice! at lhe lime peonlr (ind ii dil- limit to believe they were in ex- lstence. it would svnesr Io me Hill. the Civil Service Fodcrliion . i. now playing politics as a r.- ; iiiilt at their sllence In 1957-58. It the redrullnn Is not playing political favoritism why did we

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Lend. I: it possible the! A law at

the Federation's lender! In In- in! tiled u pnwri by 1 low Tm Ml-wheein? We have not. be clule WI believe the grant ml!- W of the Federation -

her: Ire above plrty politics. It um damn-me Io nee cm- In W" twenty run, tlmply M all» they We" known to he ceflnlli Dirty luppoflei‘l b¢~ fore their annl I would recommend Lll I m w minim duration be mode Inbkcl to the - vie. .ct. Any lot. on... no. not anniv- manila be out. (or re- nth

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However I do not recommend

ml the Mull In chum lit the

M m. namely in a chairman at the Civil Service mum-tub, b- u doth Daft!

undid-tn. 1 III, I11. etc-t

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flag, which wuuid be adopted as nu.- ")Illi I" and "dulllwlile" national in...

unsrax SUPPORTED

Canada is ruughly 1.. three niutlds Iuwnl'ds this nag ques—‘ llon. Tlinsr ut tubuluu "mimic" origin. namely those nl' neither an ' nor French .nceslry. mostly would like tn see a IINV

n no indication nt our

D . ory and Associations,

French-Canadians wnulll like u.

m .. French emblem gllven em. ualily. or even pride or place. on. n Cumultan flag: hill retagniling . the unattainsbilily nl that aim. they would prefer a naked ling rather than one in wl. i. any British symbol predominated.

Britlsli- Cari dialls, like ti..- Canadian Lenin are ll a l. by with IIIE canalli... [it‘d Ensign, but the y llu .l uer Eenri‘alinn I: am to mull... heraldry with prison bars. and luau-recur ul- sun 5 thal critics oi the Red. m... nrc correct when ll. e y l say lhai this llag sinnitics on r, present subordinallnn In lirmu... ‘

This 0! course ii built-mash. 0... null records oilr pas! h l s- l lory .t we abandon the Red Rm 1 sign. w. should lnlzluully ulsu ‘ cease leaching ' ii- ... n our srhol . . . Al- riozi. snisller and less lmportnnl lhal Canada. is now neither . nionnrrliy roroznuink Elizabclhl us Queen nl Smut. .lil-ilu. nor (‘Vi‘rl n member ul in. column... health. .\'rl ll rrtalns. uni , my distinctive nullnu-l nag. - the Union Jack as representing ll significant and inerzdlcahle Dart nl its (actual histni'y. moron motor.

This recognition Ilial lioraldv untl history should play a parl i.. the design ni 3 national null re- 1 lects ilie wldely- uluucrll “Map-

Roising Hockles In The UN

rum... Elimmln‘s CIIIIMMI Prcns sun write. '

Mention oi the nu...» "dnu- in. standard" . the surest Wily o raise buckles in the United Nations curl-mm llirse days.

rm ml‘fll‘F diiiercnll

lhlngs lo diilerenl people. v in the current context, it Keri» erslly raters ll. Western rungs. not the Athsian use u... m , nt rules [or the enloni lsts unit 1 l...- [he resl ul

w... . As Portugal's Foreign Minls~ lcr Alberto Franco .‘lnguelrn put. it before the Securin Council lall week. it i. I new notionl that internnttunul llwlesrneu works in nu. llimllnn only "Whon mule any they olng to null volunteers .5. .t Angola it t. n luwiul intellluu. Ind they are rolled volunteers." Ill‘ Said, "it we did lhe sum. it... would hr unlawlul, and the volunteers would he called mer- eennries."

HIGHEST AIM

This klnd 0! charge inlunnles the newly-independent. enun- tries. who consider ll their high. Mil .nu most llama dilly to rid the world 0! colonialism by Ill menus possible,

But Independent observers in some validity the chlrle. They point to ludll’n use tum in driving the Portuguese out M .lliureni colnnles ll. um —.l nlmrliil the snme time the inlilllnz were Blending In the

i...- puceliil nettlement nl disputes. in the Securily council lie on». All-inn dues-t... have wnrned that they no man in nu tom it Pal-tum won't get out at Angoln. Mont-lbw. Inna im- all... Atriu- m unl.

Yet they rucld win. bitter noun-um. wit... Brltnln’l sir enrich Dun sullen utt- m i

6 come MOI! “I mncll with “dun hlrfll," The

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l. Leul' ilug. especially .l on the maple is not distinclive to on...“ Freterable [ram tliil pninl ni‘ view is the design heck- uu by .uine sections oi the up ion: a field at lei. lioriwntll in... and white bars represent— ing the provinces, will. no Ull- .n.. Jack in ill. upper ien quad- rant. and .. white Fleur-dth representing France. superim- posed on that. irrelevanl maple leai. in the y

John Mntheson. the young vet- oran unll lawyer who represent: a United Empire Loyalist con- sliluency .n on. ' ’ the House at Commons. has shouldered til. lask oi prellmmn-y research on

Government has dug up some maxi inti‘reslinlz angles, null argues that [he one distinc- live Canadian design in herni- llri- today is our coal at min. i

This appears in III! fly at it. .l Red Ensign its upper bull is ‘ quartered, it. show the Lions 0! England. the Lion nt Scotland. the Nannie-Ly. 0! Fun... Ind the Harp ol irelsud. ll. lower half shows i. group «i ll. ree maple loaves conjoined; this, l nsserls .lutln Mnlheson w ill. l sound reason, is the one her-1d- k- symbol dlstlncllve lo Clnndn. This, he argues. Ihould there fore be our

The onlurio mil contains the some emblem. i.ul ttll. could be dostriictivcly derided as looking like . sprig oi poison ivy on in yellow llrlli in the Cl... din .. chat at arms the colours ll‘e dil- icrenl' ml maple leave: on u field at silver Iwhilel, it you , want in hot, you might make ‘ money by booking this as the ul- timsle choice oi the Liberal l Government But lhen listen (or the inn... oi disapproval!

debate Ind thus ploy Into the. ilunli oi the Porlufluese.

KEEPS coon

Nnguelru. . scholarly and mild-mannered veteran of ill..- lomnlc lntIslltlnk. l... nmnlned lully relaxed. fielding ell-m nor charge with cool Idroll- ness.

At one point. wllh both ulnlo- mntio no public galleries well tilled. the Portugu... miulsler nmuud himuli dill'llll . lung irsnllntinn by twirllng his pllsllc elrpllone on tile end 0 Even some oi the most may 1 ul Portulrsl's accuser: concede lllnl'NngueIl-a t... pul lill c...

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Bill the Portuguese nuke III.- ile sltempl to disguise their a .— lllulsionmrnl wit 9 Untied n lone—l dlnlllunionmenl flint wn bluntly outed sun...- when it. told the NI«

ow whether we shall be ill. (in! country to lbllidlill lhe UN. but w. .l.-ll surely be um lit. tin Melnwhlle we .l.. rem-e them our collaboration in everything ivin linl In our dlrzcl Inlet»

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‘ 1'0 IX‘I'IADI’I'I "MINI!

Rasb'Causes Are Varied

ly In. Men I. VII Bolton helm often on bloom! on nervoumnu but the numb

ten lb. two In no! Ilwul en la n . men with Ilrli'i empliol dln‘noled alarm-liti- W

u be lllerllc to ill. with

.11.. nine an be aid ol the college girl wilt... “norvolu r. " was due to I hnlr prep.- all (“her than to her poor u— lie: at when].

Tim-e i. no doubt o! the clue rel-tintinpr between the limo... Iyltem .nd the nu... Blushing l. . good exllnpl: or how m... per-mu rent to emotlnnll illn- pulm. Tnlk Ihout. plumes mi mall. or u. will bequ in link.

Mnny .kll. dimmers hlve .

beginnlni‘i .r Ire mule won! by plyclllc uplen. Some high - ltl-ung individuals m bothered with excessive sweating of the bond: Ind teet. This. in turn. may encourln the growth or Iungi and in lime .tillele'. root nourishes. Mmed penpiruilnn mny irritate .l. existlnl den...- llil. ol- mnke it link. Emotional disorders .i... lend mhlver, certain type. 0! blldnels, itching without App-r- cut an... Ind dry or oozing .kin lesions. Dr. Norm... ii. Goldsmith my. none at in... conditions is round in lnilitih no... (or the techiemulm. He concluded I perm mint have lame intelligence to become ill- lery enough to develop haul-ode.- mntltis. it i. more prevalent nt- ler alle 20. when numeroill illresses and tensions perplex tile ynung perm.

1 in“ not lryilll In nverem»

hnslxe the role at emotional (actors in dermatitis. nut ten- unn. w or ry. Ind burning the candle It both E ii: increlse susceptibility to “nervqu rut.- e ' null .ggl-uvule wilting skin cnnditlonr. Tim. lz wurli. . memberlnll. ennerluliy will. . : puzzling dermatitis. (men a rest l or a vacation does mm iii... .ll l [he selves. lotions. and tl-unquli. .1... on the drug Store shelves.

Tepid baths without mu alien prove cumiorllng. The s. me an be said in. nvoidnnce nl highly. spiced [Dads and stimu- ianls such .i let! .lul curiae.

VACCINATI N or oLDSTERS l E .i M w

. . . lies: Is It wile rur‘ . mun ll! 72 in be vncrinnted against smallpox? ii. v... we- cinnted .s u child,

nnPLv

v... ml. lhnulzt. hls chance at developing the disease nl Hill age is .lmont nil. There mull be l million. or ndult: who hnve not] been vaccinated since childhood I who m suurpllble to small- . pox Ttlny Iillghl to be vncclnnl» .

sToMAcn Acin i

.l. M. K writes: Tests Show 1 hnve .n. hydrochloric acid ll. my llomnch. i. it necessary to lnke this substance by maule

REPLY

Not unless :ymploms m we sent. in mm. Instances. indiges- tlnn and menu: are traced to luck of acid but many per- sons bnve no hydrochloric .cld. yet real line and are bullily otherwise,

GREATLY ENLARGE!) nouns

A. it. wrlles: Wilnt lrutmenl is given in lemmas..in

This disease In cured by - tumor at the pituitary gland, which secretes Ill oversupply at Its hormone lrndlstlon m .y may the growlh ul the Iurnor m- It mny be necessary tn remove the pituitary gland.

o vessni. DISEASE

r. c writes: Doe. vucul-r trouble rate.- to hardening ol the n .

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Vmulnr reierl la lhe blood "mu. including the Arteries. Velnl. .nui cnpllllries. Harden- lnll oi “in arteries i. one type oI vascular disease. Tomv's HEALTH HINT—-

The bum. gnrdener .tluuili be immunle . .l.... lei-nu. llock- tow).

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. "roan." Chilton TlniuJoumnl.

People don't like him ml- dents. But they m novor reldy u. .umll u... they. or any mem- ber nt their llmlly could be on mlly culplble cal... at or... M striations. minim»... — Th... they resent whenever they are Applied to themselves. And not much i. done_ beclun there i: l... s l n c . i e surge lit public lie- mnld ti... it should be lion. — Montreal Gsutle »

TIM blrfll rule at can In the United Sula ll now nelrly twice as hlgh II tht of hillnln being! some momma n ew the light of dly this year ll all It. 1 Hill: over 3,000,000 Inblel.

This is dlILul'blng, but it. i. not the molt Illl‘mlnfl feature at the situation. The renl nine {or worry Ir die £ch that can seem to get bani so much last.- er thin mud]. parking lots Ind saroges.—Turollto Star

r... .ii Ihclr proton-Ions of good inunt. most mule aunt..- inei t'nll badly short ut ml...- eltnrl to cope will. the trnltlc utely problem In all too many at... highway .utuontlc. really never nnve solved Ill! .1... problem, They lust don't know where to put them. More olten .l.... not. they are placed points hundreds or l... m... the

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Manhattan Landmark-

THE WAY

"DH no It! to. M?" "I m it mm! ""

onu- Wll I mice Bank." — Mame-i st... 'h' A. on. no. sentenced lo 33%?-

miie. oi highwny. M '" can't fly out in in. ‘3: no: war nu m 't >

Windlor Stir. " mm" “’ ‘

Many girl: at mam. cause they don't like to tlfiiglevenglig‘l .1»... They .l.. 1 var: ortll Pierce County it. E "M M“

Our Yesterdays

(Iron: Illa Gulr‘diln Yllrs) IWINTY - I’IVE YEARS AGO

The in... members oi it. in. neatly formed LOA Pipe and are rejoicing in lhe arrival tram

gorgeous Hillhland Ilmlonm mlebe Itli lt.i.lt. small. plaid belt. and bonnet. equal In Ihl

"nest ll. Canada. The band i. equlppnd with tour sets .1 l... pipe! and .l.... dnims.

Janeen Vln Wyck. general n... nngnr or the annual... National hoteit. onuwu, urn...“ in cm lottetown inst night on .u. m“. inspection tour.

TEN YEA (Aunt: lit. Miss All... Matheson. Charlol. (clown. i... menu. arm-m horn: lmm Northern it... an... lwick where she assisted ln .l.... . dueling twl. Church v. ration lSrlluois. Associated Willi l... were Miss Freda abuku nl ll..- pel- Stewlnckr. N.s. and ii... Fern: Lam. Salnl John. .\' a.

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l LUNENBURG. \' s u-n. _ i Mrs, .lel... Crockett nt lhui‘lnltrr ‘ town. Mrs. Lilliun mu ml Mrs. Fannie Ferguson ol Hall. lsx received Ihe neg... nl (‘hlr nlry. highest Odd Fellow honor. .t grand sessions nt the Me rl.

l time mbly liere

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A famous and familiar innu- mnrk of mutant..." is .nlnrtly (o herevsrnped. it i. the Tm... Tower. on Time. Square.

Famlltnrly known a. the Flat- iron Building. by mum. at its peculiar .l.-lie. the 2!» story, wedge-n.an .truclure lint alum limdwny .mi Seventh Avenue in the heir! of the the- alriul dislrlct is to be complete- 1y rebuilt by new owners, t Allied Chemlrnl Camp-my.

But tile location and limit:- tionl ol the site. .t the intersec- tion or two mior Avenues will compel IIIe uwner. and tile or» united: in the remnant: to adv here u. the nmuiu rials iron outlines. but... the turn at the century. (in site wn tile iocutlol. at LII: Pabst Hotel. in me Adolph Och- nuu owner at the New York Times. tensed ll (mm o i. a .l..

The decision at Poland's Com- munists tl. postpone liloir puty congress untll rieXI yenr II In» other sign of the rising tensions In Ihll country. Below tlint. nil- nuiilicement, Wlndysllw Gnmul- kn hld lashed out at Pallnd‘l Catholic bishops: I cnmpnllzn to lighten controls over Polish intellectuals had begun: and key member oI the Polish Com- munllt leadership. Roman Zam- brnwski. hld reslzlied train the party Politburo.

e nervousness nrlinllil Po‘ Ilah Communist! that t h e x 2 event: Inflxesi arises (mm I number «I “uses. one ll the worsening oi ecunnmlr condi- Ilunl [or the urdlnni‘y clllzen. Miller. The higher price: up dared for flu coal Ind electri- tn lublllnlinl

city contn uted public linemen. Pol-ud'. Communl.

turbed by the eontlnued prestige Ind yell influence at the Cllhollt Church in nut rounlry and by in. evidenl dis- u.l.. tor cummuuln Ideology .muuz llgnlllclnt notion of the Polish lntelligenlsln a you . A decide Ind n it." arm .11 w... minim opposition to the

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. Thorley. florist Ind null-um developer. The Tin... building n... m...- ‘ Diet” In time tor the January 2. l ms edition at the never. which . was published illcl-e uulll 1911. when It was moved to w... out its pmsenl. publishing location. Here the Times lflld the (Guild. l .tlons or it: great repute. .na 3 Broadway and Times Squire" , becnme better and bet... I known to the American public. The traditional New Year: u... of lowering an illuminated hall down [he flagpole at mldrlllzill annually attracts hull. crawdsol oelebrnnts ll. usher In t... x... Year. All!!! the renovation. lhl electric news bulletin gll'dliiil the lower ViiII nguin flash its headlines Io I11? 1.500.000 pmpll Whit traverse Times 5 :1 II In Hell day. It 15 nice Io know [hit the la- miller sight will not he lost In the tide ol progr

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Mr. Gomulkn thus llnll. him- rellcnughl in .- crossiirr be tween those wiln would b s \'0 him lighten party rnnlrnls .lul reopen lhe old war against 0.. church and the liberal tum. pushing for . reversal of til. steady trend nwly (tom the relative freedom gained in last.

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