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m-mmmummmnum yum ummmnommymm . eiewiiopickupuueoomtaedriedmuguimonsoon , k y “m V ground and load it onto trucks kilograms daily. The capacity 1- k Off. ing that at! pointed . ' fig: ..-. . ' ' 1- * y or railroad cars for transport of the nationalised plant is 190.- a .3 , ', 3903002010801. " - ‘ I i to grinding mills. But the Com- ooo 3, mm m The communique also. aid v i munist newspaper Boy reported CANADIAN film W poww- (mum’s. curfew hnpoaed in hopoldvlne, ‘ that the machines pick up dirt j Tm the capital. seven weeks a o ' Canadian butter and Chinese Mose was sworn 3 ~» and stones slons with can hem .. 11.. cm'. new mm, Wflflfh be lifted maintely t powdered mi were 8 “d the WW t.“ o, ” mixed in the milk products - I i m in the ma” lemm- ' . SEIZED LARGE FARMS pac cans made unplate eggs can be bought for g c. I Y rn cty of Last October the Cuba gov- from the Soviet Union 60 cents each. m. M By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG tion needs estimated at around ailment. acting under a second The official blamed low pro- To reverse his agricultural “an.” men“ 9"" HAVANA 'APl — Sugar is 8 000 tons- , Agrarian Reform Act, seized duction mainly on the disas— setbacks. farm boss Rodriguez numb” ahead!!!“ the secret in Cubl- omen" are M if formelng 3 WWW” practically all farms larger trous effects of Hurricane Flora is now busily smtching the t m 9° the Prisoners not talking. but there are Iln- shortage. Castro "id: "39’0" than 168 acres. . which killed thousands of cattle early. policy of centralized ang- I. -v‘i:m “1 19‘”sz official estimates that the 1964 failinz to film“ 8" Obllfiall‘mv Rodriguez says some 200.000 in the province last year. cultural control. (gm. “‘0' Ml“ Anlome ' l‘ we a” ready 9° buy "3” to privately ~ own“ 8111!“ farm“ The government has reduced Decentralization. scheduled to mama“ demo M 21;

crop will be dong well l equals last year‘s reported out- Q

fulfill the obligation."

are left. Castro says these re-

the slaughter of cattle and pigs

be completed this year, is bein

t of 3.600.000 tom. The slump in sugar Pl‘0' maining private farmers have carried out by dividing the ooo p“Sugar is the basis of the duction is attributed to several no need to fear confiscate”. in order to build up stocks. The to u m “to some 60 Cuban economy. Like some of causes. moves by the government. meat ration in Santiago is one- groum organized along the “I.” M quarter of I round a week for of'the principal crops grown in visited South Africa in loss, up

the rest of the island‘s agricul- tural production, it still is hav- .lng trouble.

I Carlos Rafael Rodriguez. boss

Damage wrought by Hurri— One man, whose 266 - acre farm was taken over by the each person. In Havana it is

three-quarters of a pound. Butter is rationed the same in Santiago as in Havana: One-

various regions.

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cane Flora last year. 15.000 over we, mm,“ yeah 2. The continued shortage of skilled cane-cutters. Rodriguez ’—" ' macheieros were

regime last October said: "I built up that farm by the sweat of my brow for 22 years.

. ' . . _ said 0' C°"""“'."‘° . cum g .grlcul employed formerly in the harv- I had cows. hogs. chickens. I eighth of a pound a month for 1”” “a: u “g” be almost two est but now there are fewer raisedd c0213 gaffes." oranges‘i eaéh person. Milli 2‘s, scarcfe. i y rs ore a can overcome than 200,000, avoca o a '0 er uits an ggs are ra on a our , I ' ‘fundamental farm problems. vegetables. I always had from monthly per person a cost

3. The inexperience of the so- called voluntary briades of vic- tory and office workers. stu-

six cents each in government

10 to no farmhanda at work. On the black market

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went on :sugar production May 1 when . lPremier Fidel Castro declared: dent, and mum, mm. m the l "Tl" Imperialms “9 "0t 10‘ field. If the sugar cane stalk is ’lng to know how much sugar we not out properly some of the mu“ "9’" year-n icane is lost and the following

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y took away my house

and my car. All the animals

were taken from the farm. “The land is not being tended.

In his May Day speech Castrolyear‘s harvest is weakened Everythink is starting to run Stocks and Bonds said Cuba had sold 3.340000; 4. An early start of the rainy‘ down." mum BEGINNING :IULY 14. 1964 tons of sugar this year. The‘season whio downlthln Bhy :31. in the thigh: as. ALEX wmsigln 1.30-8.00 P.M. I Soviet Union is scheduled to get trucks and workers in muddy e ric ca e region 0 ren 131 Grafton s . 1) 4.3583 , ‘ I1.600.000 I province. an official at the Charlottetown

fields.

this requirement I This year Cuba used many former Nestle milk productsl

added local consump-

: must be

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Affairs Minister Martin saidiocher countries with contingei'ltsg“""sess accurately 115' purpose“

4 Thursday Canada isn‘t anxiouslin the UN force on this point]and determin'afi‘m' ' I .

to continue its participation in; and all reasonable preparations‘ 5" 3mm” mm"- m’ mlnmer.‘ '

the Indochina truce commis-i had been made [‘8' he foresee! "0 “me When

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following it. arrival Sunday. The craft is making its way to the New York World's Fair. It was undamaged last week

The Canadian brigantine St. Lawrence II is docked at the Richmond County Yacht Club in Great. Kills. Staten Island,

Martin Gives Views on world Hot canals:

By DAVE McIN'I‘OSH lcontingent There had been con-. m t OTTAWA (CPI — Exiernalqultations with the UN and'm“ “0 be counted "9"“ ‘0

through in any of the outatand-i in; problems under negotiation: with Bus i ‘

But the serious situations in} Cyprus and sial marred this relatively stablel internation . i

The Southeast Asia situation[ was dangerous th ‘ challenge was from Communist.

emergency force in.

sinus if they are thought useless 1, N0 CRISIS SEEN it“? UN

One hundred years is a short span in the life ofa nation but it iso big event in the lives of its peeplel In I964 the people of Prince Edward Island are going all out to celebrate the Centen-

. ' . iEgypt can be withdrawn. Both. 07 m 113;; :r‘flfd 3‘9" puppow'l Mr. Martin said there Is no‘Israel and Egypt had made gzl‘gflaj” :mngmofi immediate 'li'kelihood of eitherystrong representations to the: 14 nations which established the! a major crime or major break‘ 1 UN that the force continue. commissions at Geneva in 1954; ‘ judge the truce teams in Laos. S H I P O I. v... N... m... cm... i. be. e - e p rogrom ut me inefficient. "we certainly don’t . I . want to keep going." . 1 T A C d I d He also said there has boom 0 a S n lack of collaboration from time: to time by the other two na-f 96 By ARCH MacKENZIE courses to help meet the need tinns represented on the three: O’I'I‘AWA (CPI ~— A compre~ Half the Initial 33.551000 allo- commissions. India and Polandwhensive self - help program of cation will go toward providing The nylmster .. defend, community development for these officers. he added. the United Nations peacekeep- Canada's 200.000 registered In-i ling ei‘fcmt in 980- dians has been announced in ' PROMOTING mmm ada's share in this operation. the Commons by Citron” . target was to promote The UN was an im feet in-; ship Minister Rem, Tremblay initiative and self - sufficiency. strumenf but “a small fire en-i‘ our opposition parties fad-“0mg federal management glue is infintcly better than no. welcomed "I of Indian affairs. The provinces fife Mg,“ 3' all," he said. I The first allocation is 33551,. had a key role to play and the NOT A EUCKER ,0“) for mu... years. Mr. Tram. nefits should include a low- Refemn! to .31, mark ,g’blay said. The program will cred need for Indian welfare '1‘. 0. Douglas. New Democratic marshal! skills and resources of assistance. He said sensed Fem, 193.1% mg e UN 1. the Indians themselves. akin to 3 new desire {gr ilnm indeoen , f being played (or a sucker by the aid Canada extends for Iln- "’00 8" 89 Tenn“ among '. . . Cyprus government. fheldcrdeveloped motions. younger Indians. nICll Of flrSI' meeIlng Of Ihe Fafhers '0 con“ minister said: "Such is cor-i Indian participation is essen- Canadian Indians. among the ' o ' tainly not the case." ltiai. the minister said. So was fastest - growmg' groups in the . ' " There was nothing nobler for!l provincial cooperation. . population. are expected to federahon. WI" be the blgges‘l’ cel the armed forces koff Canada: "Community development . . . number 250,000 In six years. O! b 1_. . o . l- h- f I than to try to wor or peace; implies acceptance of reserves the present 200.000 registered F0 l' 3 IS 0 in even such a complicated; as lndian communities." Mr. as Indians, about, 146,000 liveon e rd Ion In a p v nc s rY. situation. I _ E'I‘remblay 'told the Commons. reservations. 20.000 on Crown The course of negotiation and "A community development ef- land and 30.610 elsewhere. I- compromise was "_a sometimes fort will need to be sutained at The expectation was that the - ‘ frustra'ini- im'itms and "C'I least. mm on.» reserves which new concept a Indian commu-‘ Friends from the other provinces and elsewhere casai'onalli' a humiliating way 0i have the necessary potential nity development would affect ‘ I “"Z‘. “‘3 m": are brought to approximate so 120.000 direcll and man' . . . . . . . . mm... .i 0... mi. mp... a... "0..."... mm. w... 0",,” Wm", ’ i. are invd-ed to come and Iom in the fesflvmes 5“ aChIPVPd 1“ “"9 “Va-V- Wlfl‘" neighboring non-Indian comniu- ' out needless bloodshed and suf-, "me. M'? Txmhliy “M I “:1?” d I b o I d Y 51, I faring. patience and self - re-‘ “ WWW] can "em on n ‘3" ' - grains by 8" directly mncemed' SOME RESETTIJNG affairs. shifted Mm an original e p ' is 8 mm” price in my" I "Where no economic basis for .Mfly date to October. W111 dl!’ 0 ' The billldinz of peace machin- the existence of a resrrve can i cuss the scheme. ‘ come on I'l'IIS OCCOSIO‘I'I. Come Us celebrate ' be found. the community de-‘ ’1 o n ' ' i . I . this important milestone in our nation 5 historyl

cry was an inevitable phase in‘ the transition from the old lip.l velopment process can be em- SPACE TEST! 1 ployed equally effectively in re- ‘ - man United States.

tor-national methods of the jun-

gle. ' settling people in other areas. I A “I”.

COULD an FAILURE , La'ier he told a press confer— team will launch “hm limit "I honestly do not believe the once a recruiting campaign will “"9"”. “'0'!” NW” 0” 9”“

Canadian people would wish to start soon for about 80 skilled :msmlc "Pnd‘tlon' W" "M

initiate a more which would1commiinity development offi-IPM" "mm"

create a tragic failure for the. cons who will work through In- |

UV and constitute a setback toj dian aides.

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hardy if. through lack of faith and imagination. we should. play any part in destroying an! instrument that one day might! be perfected to such a degree' that it would protect us all from the holocaust." i

Mr Martin said the buildup of the military potential of the' Greek and Turkish communities in Cyprus has continued with aid from neighboring countries'

up by the lndian affairs branch . to train personnel. i The minister said he hopes I universities will e s f a hi i s h L

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