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occas Heite Ghenad ah tea Gi ie | believe that a dangerous principle is ew ut NOTES TH WAY 2 - W. 5. Hancox, Publisher | safe because, for the moment, it is ; a Remed ot tg SE Frank Walker limited. ‘ ees : P< - y We like the story about the Mr. Lioyd Francis, MP for .

Published every week day moming (excep! Sum “The gun is loaded against for- | J my X az By Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen | a ~— a hard | ates, seve thet Pastiemnest

a ee = 6 Mace See |- cigners but, becayse it is loaded, no | > a oe — ——— er and told the clerk: “I want Hill has become a “glorified Sronch offices at Sneniiatlentegse, Aketen | Government will dare to fire it at . and side effects seldom occur. Water go and macaroni stop.” | parking lot.” What's “gicrified” SS ws iy aes Nncereen, | OETODE che: The repugnant sasane | he product has an entirety ai Be Se he Sache reine — | abwat 7 Ota Jouraa

asasiies ee ee 425: University Ave | are justified by the desirable ends. uric remedies and esta oe j ; : | If you don’t think that you Empire >enes Montreal 640 Cathcart Strees Unt | In short. the citizen must arm the | ‘ ful in types of gout that fail to | bo ge keg nen — es | are getting older, look at your ae ee ee ee 1030 West Georgi@ = state against the future freedom of | — ee ee _ that Jackie Coogan is only 50.— | Picture im your high school an

Wember Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers | his information but he can trust the | rt purinol ‘is used in combination ©2éary Herald. sual—Door County Advocate. seats ond he Coren Fre Tu Cem | state when all-h um an experience “wae Sc ae ee | a lication of all news diapatches in. ths paper | teaches just the opposite lesson! \Diybe. Seto ia vache? —_s> Humphre Ss Paris Visit ceded to 8 wt the heed Con wt fumes | “The struggle for civil liberty ii some dearee verre By Arch MacKeanie right or republication of scainal ee here from the beginning has been noth- j i ee by sa f ag peer ing but an attempt, successful in | foods that are oxidized’ g it a SS ey «ay ene

<55.60 6 cack by wall ee pee and reek 42 Some places and a failure in others, | i; and then aan teen a * dh = — —— ee es to curb the state’s invasion of private ; ° changing into uric acid This —s = a : ee — — ee ey ee oe life. By using its power to influence lost process is initiated by 8 Ci-|" One result aoe compete | testily to criticism of that omis-

aaa the press the Canadian state would iden. Alaura = ox- | with the propaganda that the | sion

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Seneidg eb eg bane ern ce invade the citizen’s source of infor- neutralizes this enzyme so that | the ‘Paris air show by showing | Observers feel Johnson has PAGE 4 MONDAY. JUNE 21, iss. ‘ation. the essential ingredient of p ; Wher attet ane ats a huge aircraft capable of car: | ‘lost hope of going abroad him- 7 anv free society. It would invade a ; Veet ae ee ae oe bp hes paneed ° ‘ Scie eae ge re too much urie acid in the Considerable interest has been | because of the Vietnamese cri- On Free Vote Basis the nation’s mind. ; on aroused as to why he seat Vice- | sis, among other things. But if = ; elimi- | President Humphrey, into inter- choose to substitute As prelude to a Commons debate Car Ferry Battle 1 led ‘by the kidneys and some | national orbit for the}first time. Humphrey further, it would be on the subject. it is expected that the = : : : It is eS ee a. Humphrey was accompanied 2 break with protocol. vernment White Paper on capital - 2 ean on th odmaing “to cee ee et ee | ey ee eS go - = é : Pp P custom of more than a million car of and acute | heroes James A. McDivitt and | invitations -but has remained punishment will be in the hands of ya We Rc : (| — swelling. A | Edward H. White, the first confined to the United States MPs this week, er by June 28 at drivers ho want to motor in Europe : soe etn <a tis deve- American to leave his space since his election as vice-presi- ; ee ‘ ‘this year is starting in earnest as nd the eoted deat | ee oat Set is eee. [o latest. This is a remarkable docu- , : ft 5 ere leeting affected joint, Humphrey is im an interesting ment, about 100 pages in draft copy new roll-on TolLott Serres a — . to destruction of the sur- | EASE TENSION political situation at home. Old setting out the relevant statistics and | summer: action in the English a older uricosurie remedies, os" yg ey sarenete will peso g : ! . Bo sota Liberal are gazing askance giving-the main arguments for and nel. According to a London news as probenecid; open up the | doubt take some tension out of at the dutiful and close-mouthed te ete Taticn | Sti letter, it promises to be a no-holds a tration system, allow- | strained French-American rela- support Humphrey has been agains anging. ustice’ Minister | barred fight between nationalized : - Peseta acy acid to escape in- | tions, as might Humphrey's giving Johnson through thick Favreau made history when he took a : urine. The chemical may | meeting with Fretith President and thim on such controversial the unprecedented course of showing services and free-enterprise operat a ae stones | de Gaulle events as Viet Nam and_ the

: : | ors, particularly on the 90-minute cate ah victim | There is some Dominican this government paper to representa- | crossines tha Deter. @ Cale ee 7 , n water | that Humphrey may be kept on While Humphrey remains tives of all five parties before having | : FORESTRY MINIST ER ution. This pega instr} sol- | the foreign circuit. mum as any good vice-president

s ; | Boulogne. , — = by | That would add another re- should, the Senate's Robert and it printed. so that there might be no. | eG : 7 the new and the old. | sponsibili heavy Kennedy have moving uestion of its im artiality One organization is offering 15 _ = 4 . ° f Allopurinol prevents formation | has ke oo . aaa to the ea q f its. impartiality. "shilling vouchers towards the cost of | OTTAWA REPORT By Patric Nicholson of urie acid and probenecid in- | Gent, wet | Gocestent sheet Joneses. That oe aeccca inet ae | cee ee ee & | w 5 ots creases excretion of this chem- | "The president surprised s lot used to be Humphrey's area. * yern : ° f ae ’ : Sa dn ied no ee | | eaponry Parade Draws Criticism , Pg lf Mra one 7 i ; issue presented to Parliament, and ot ae age ong oe 2 In the twenty years since VE | India’s Prime Minister Lal | make-work program designed > Co ae oo Those Romantic Tourists is consulting with the other parties | °°? .* . 1 | sey, Comet Soenanes Save Bahadur Shastri was in Ottawa, | to hide unemployment and te | imum indefinitely, This ie a Wisstges Fees Press ’ ; | a similar service for the growing | paid more- than twenty-seven actually meeting with Finance _subsidjse our heavy industry. _| aiely. This is. a : as to the best method. It is anxious | : ste : : | billion dollars — $27,290,925,419 Minister Walter Gordon and pol - _.| breakthrough in the treatment | For years the pleasantly sit- numerous photographs and post- to have a “free” vote, with the Whips army of British skiers seeking snowy | 214 53 cents to be exact — to other cabinet ministers ‘ur teaenee as ae te om of gout because it is difficult to | uated town of Stratford - upon | cards showing the bed im which ia slopes in France, Switzerland, Aus- | maintain and equip our armed the parade. Their conference | of money would be better spent lower the level to normal with | Avon hes prospered on what has | the infant Shakespeare is sup off. and without committing itself to : : | forces. was repeatedly. brought - diet and our present drugs. It | come to be known as .““bardola- _ posed to have slept is no more stand or fall by the outcome. In short, tia, Taly and Gereneny- . A third | The result of this expenditure on by the roar of cae i pet orgy to digg pang nw | will help most in preventing | try.” At the famous theatre by | authentic than the numerous it i + taking the resporsibility group has begun blueprinting plans — by eight Mimisters of Defence— aircraft; one can guess - the | structing tractors to help say | Complications and reducing the the river it is possible to see the | chairs and tables to be found in go : = ap oe ae aia for Hovercraft services for freight | * sum more than sufficient to thoughts of that representative | hungry brother-humans rather | vont ‘sccondery te other condi ee oe eee | Lankan vine Tak GS See ut if actions s ; industry bac : of peace-loving i lasdware which is | secondary to other condi- s | ¢ribed to eager tourists as “Dr. <2 a nap le ts and leisure. a uaa Gees ee a the Vietuaan acc Geieeieion poe angeor mg bien ence Be | tions. successful son and in the streets | Johnson's favorite chair” and r : ; It is estimated that the British | view for Camadians to see on Was the purpose of the | this is met te detract fre: | and shops of the town itself it is | “the table at which Charles its attitude. Under the Diefenbaker : . ; poe | ~ from the | NONVISUAL ORGAN possible for the enchanted tour- Dickens ate heart ae oe crose-channel ferry market ia worth | 2 Srem’s Miethise. 13m Jane | Seupees ihe eapavers Chat | Sas ce ee ea eae cane St Mie | it We speed sam _smemete ot | meal.” ao ee tens in Canada_declined_ to .a_hand- ‘| the equivalent of $21 million a year, | place along one mile of Ottawa's sant drain of Solence -dolars’ | togysied areal Satces “whe pre | the physician found the a ming San yo | Te — fomilles He... the ful. Under Pearson. so far, they have a ie Se on oe so not many cee im such | oot vividly oe defence — Saturday~morning | imbedded in the liver- When X- "| peare easy = dustry seven aae pens with d d No ed and French railways, with the Bel- Guin as Chicmateean A tm Lavuarans eames: eee | In fact the served [ie Wace Cet they never | Tourists are hustled out to | which famous poems were writ- oe = . gece a ae gian State Marine sailing between | aimo could see at first hand ther effective enough to defend Prete cess I Caters: | wan ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ie ae sp — pAicnagrinaigad Dover and Ostend, and a Norwegian < cosas scolgaatapeeien to jelly our peace conte | outed, Defence Minister Heil- The gall bledder 4 Se ase tanea ae te ae great centiemes might have % * aoe company servicing tourists to La armed might. But it was watch- | stance. It is in fact, 2s 2 former yer uttered to the parade com. | bedded ag oo they are taken to view “the bir- died. Such experiences are sim- double hanging in Toronte, However, | Havre or Cherbour. Investment thi | SbzcxOharncnr’, cs, | Ame Suc May ce | eee ree ge | etter ee ian Ein am lee that whil > Liberals favor year in the development of the trade | bands — estimated by one news- . = ee \ fails to enter the sac, resulting | torian, Francis Carr, has thrown | Mr. Carr and others like him

oo san hs ed is already in the region of $22,400 | Paver at 50.0000 and by anoth 9 oe eee S-sapeery-ureash Ste che weeks | sume te Sad se MES a a seas esi - double _ MIDITY insisting much hardly likely situation . Se ce ae ve million, and it is reckoned that by oon Sart: aan: inane Fuses Many Cultures J. 1. writes: Why does a high | Stratford tourist tour is a gigan- | will be altered. Every tourist. th 1970 more than a million cars a year What did they see? For twen- | National Geographic Seciety — oe tie hoax especially the one following what

e other hand. the movement of in be : the isan eee Gene, © ae | not ing? Mr. Carr, of course, is on firm | he takes to be the paths of his- opinion in other countries, especial- poe wettr cross-channel }{ Bot impressive. The troops look- _- Ethiopia's 22 million people ent part in Ethi Orthodox REPLY ground. The “Shakespeare | tory. is a hopelessly wrong-head- ly Britain and the United States, is — is ee oe = _ I a: Seen Cone cnet tot an. basin and | Stra 0 -s eae | = oe : a With all this capital being poured only numbered 5,000 — assem- ™any religious creeds ie Photographer James P. Blair Sei tee blk ty Sat eas he ee tke On a grand tour fact and fic- likely to affect Canadian opinion and ; bled from all parts of Canada at |‘ Such_bewildering variety not climbed a steep cliff to reach on Sco cana it was the scene of the | tion merge pleasantly and what the soles ix Paci t. into ferry services, one wonders what | a cost of $36,000. If the staff of Oly hampers the long slow the monastery of Debra Damo. tion does not evaporate from | bard's nativity, is no more than | never was yields graciously to

e votes in arliamen : has happened to the pro CI | National Def Head ters | Process of fusing the cultures i#- He found the hic of chiat the body's surface. The person | a house like the one he might | what should have been. Francis

The most likely procedure will be T “ | and ancillary Ottawa units had | t© 2 nation; it creates problems | priest. to be a wenderfal cid | SU* is deprived of his. number have been born in. ~ Carr probably has the angels on

for the government to give up time nel el. Anyway, the ferry oper- marched past Parliament Hill, With neighbors as well. The So- saan with eed of the thee mayo | ce. ene Covees: The famous cottage at Shot- | his side but he is certainly wast-

cy the g si p ators are not worried about this. The | the parade would have totalled | mali Republic recently charged tic.” TODAY’S HEALTH HINT— tery is really no more than a | ing his valuable time. The Shak- for its own business while the public fares Which wil have to be cle ed | Bearer 25,000, and the cost of that Ethiopians were persecuting In a blazing desert of north- | Youngsters need constant sup- mouse line Se e._ Aime Hath- | espeare industry is as safe as

: +V ‘ harg would have been nomads along the border. th Ethiopia f. ervinon. away might im. The | Anne Hathaway's house. Me ne enna woe | toe the tml, hey yw be | She tee grea ee | Sor d Second age Sera a

: : i erent types il tribesmen. SSS = == = = - bated. That will commit nobody far in excess of what operators are | in flights of four or ‘ve Tlaac; | among Moslem tribesmen im the | “They keep goats and camels.” £ “Sr St Sk SN AEA tk Sat SS SS SS solikically. stat i io tol that the la. | TRE he eee | ee eee ce he writes, “and fight tie Isa So- fluence of Pearson and Diefenbaker eee | Sost 33 aireraft pe gt ag og | to Ethiopia ta’ the fa came roger Sar tte deat

could be decisive—if they came out ee ee ee | pases . “* AD. and is the state reizion, es they murder for their rif-| ff e 0 t : into th ih their vi the government hasn’t yet got round | | Dalton Camp, national presi- Dut there are many Moslems es. Every man wears a curved, | = = = eo; : a See Wee ee ee to deciding what to do about our | “3! of the Conservative Asse- and pagams. Tension between | double-edged knife whetted to| | ' ; ” ciation, aptly damned the par- Christian Ethiopia and militant- | blood-chilling sharpness.” i The Loaded Gun Causeway project—whether to build | ade as “the greatest accumula- | ‘¥ Islam neighbors has existed | YEAR OF BLACK LEOPARD z 4 The Winnipeg Free Press has it or leave it to private enterprise to o telteting Gk Be aaa Canada for centuries. The a Abigars, who : DID YOU KNOW blk tghting Liesl Wits auch | ee ee ee | ee oe ey nt | wim ashes to spel =e 2? ‘ whether it should or shouldn’t carry Vietcong could gobble up xntenal Geographic’: seme’ ive ia Ethiopia's sou |

longer than the Pearson government ‘Is. Maybe the’ sas poor fellows for breakfast.” < , entoy_//west Iubabor Province. Visiting : i

Sih. Ht te willl Hiathting thern when it | Uy Dsvbe:the're waiting for s leed |’ Aectier veteran semteed whe: | iene sought out mamy kinds Of” the neighboring Anuak trive. That W ° q

j 79 ae vanee Queen's | official yi o pierced beaded

erately misrepresents” the case According-to an Ottawa report, | satiny wor cotaenad' Sree | combined. Mis, article, “Eihiop- | ew “I wae bore.” she said, | — 2 INTERNATIONAL against the advertising tax that is | the government is beginning a study ow tats Gas aes cat Gene in the “the year my father killed the ] , being railroaded through the House | of the feasibility of changing Can- | Guards trooped the colours, Beni Amer Moslems live im ily coueant, Str Kenney saw | % i of Comons. Every Liberal MP would | ada’s weights and. measures to the | Surely at this parade on that the north. These desert fizhters a young woman Western | ¥ do well to ponder th lications of ; | same day in Ottawa. the Gov- —2Vid for rifles and scornful of sports clothes directing the

0 i peeces oe epee o | metric system. That will take some ernor General should have tak. Police — sometimes embeds | cedtiin of 6. tastes SOMA te : , j the Winnipeg Liberal paper's | doing. The metric system is based on | ¢ the salute. rather than the) See es @ mans aoe the isolated village of Lalibela. | || reply to Finance Minister Gor- | grams and meters that are reckoned | Prime Minister? ai wa hey paves | Gees granddaughter of | x } don’s specious arguments on the sub- | in multiples or divisions of ten. ed. the tribesman said. “I am Mr. Kenney’s guide and inter. | Interior and Exterior * ject. Here it is for the record: | Once adopted, however, the system Our Yesterdays | Renee 70k A et, come here youter wes 6 yous Addis Aba- | % a °° e Wholesale and Retail |

Once the state assumes the jg said to be much simpler, and more Geen we do not have to kill you. but ay nae ee |e % right to interfere with the revenues | adaptable to the age of computers | ywenty can welcome you as friends _ of Ambaric popular music. He ‘ x We invite you to visit our newly renovated store at 32 Queen St | : it a powerful | 2 . : - FIVE YEARS AGO The sensitive - and intellicent | traveled with ‘i 2 of the p possesses a powe | than measurin 4 i saxophone, guitar, 4 F : g in terms of inches (June 21, 1940) | Amhara people of central Ethio- | and tape recorder. lever which should never be trusted | and feet. or weighing with pounds. Reliabipl enariers - in Caire, | pia have nourished its civiliza-| Im Jimma, the heart of Ethie | = Additi i to any government. If the state dis- The department study will con- | — ono setees = Old Sent a piss coffee- growing region. | fi In ition To Being Your International Paint % xu criminates today against one class | sider the views of all segments of | diterramean zome were resolved ¢rical minority, the Amharas dus toed een ot = | of advertising it can discriminate to- | business, from the Canadian to carry on the war “whatever dominate Addis Ababa. the cap- hard-working Gurage peorte | Centre For P. E.1. we also stock eo * sinst othe A . eee on Manu- fhe outcome of the French-Ger- ital. and the surrounding Shoa Tekka began his « morrow against others. A Parlia- | facturers’ Association to traders in | man negotiations.” Previece. Amerie is the oc. | cid beltes end Gn cana. be i ] ment accepting this principle can | the farmers’ markets across the ae ial state language. now owns « modern coffee plas. | | @ Marine Paints @ Wipers 7 use it later on to punish its political | country. It is understood that the | aastud sire ae azar | ai 2 on, enemies ae ery its a aie By i changes, if they come, would have reins of government in “France's | 1 Th : f @ Rubber Boots, all. tvnea ®@ Yachting Supplies fl ; int eRolite and patriotic | to be gradual, and would probably | Sr'tsting wce, be. announced He’s There Slugging ® @ Rubber clothing © Nets | interference oc orma- be extended over a period of ten the decision to seek peace. Cape Breten Pest & @ Rope 4 tion can be eroded. and with it the | years. terms. | For a man who was supposed They found mainly i jaa i freedom of the citizen. on Britain’s plans to begin a gradual TEN YEARS AGO Bett te Gane ras Puen ane _ _ © Charts ‘

_ *Following_this 4 § Principle | conversion to the metric system have | |, (June 21. 1855) at ae ee an Seones considerable Maritimes | ¢ © Wire rope clips © Flags % discriminatory taxes cGuld in the | stimulated Canadian thinking on the yar. "Seeee me aa | pected of him by his opponents cnunie Guess — x @ Marine hardware @ Brushes j future be imposed, for example. by | matter, and so has the prospect of | #warded a Bursary to the value p, the Progressive Conservative The opposition to Mr. Diefen- s . ; provincial governments against Eng- | new markets over. the world’ At | Kineton Om where he wl nem beker sowedays is built wp by | f @ Machine & Carriage Bolis @ Tarps 7 warns user geep ec oo. | Coma only about 3 per cent of comane tts station Gis fall | CASES, SEE one wtee te pee eet To y © Waste @ Canvas !

or or or- i Mr. Revell i | doesn’t utter - them papers any group _or or- | Canadian manufactured exports go to | Sucte of Prince see lke cat. | ence in the House i Gummias i, wie tas ied tf ontam oan | = = | ganization of citizens) in different | countries using the metric system, | lege and the son of Mrs. J. | Tather overwhelming. Central Canada ideas of estab- Ww. Y 1 | but it is hoped to make the per- | E. Revell, Weymouth ess | Everybody watches him — his lishment. e Invite You to Callin and Compare our Prices | “To such warnings the Pearson centage much higher. A Canadian | _— | balefal glower of Me rare om = ee eee { ae % makes an extraordinary change-over might pave the way for | The Queen today will launch his own words with calculation and bluris out whatever he| % ] and almost incredible reply. It says ! larger markets in several countries. the 22.500-ton liner Empress eI for the i aa disconcertingly. He may { . 0 “ that since the advertising tax ap But the determining factor with | the heavyweight battle for What future could there he Se Sis concn; bat he's oF z of plies discrimination only to foreign- | us may well be the United States. No | Se®#er ‘rade om the North Atlan. | for one whose sppaucns within spected —Wholesale and Reteil— - therefore the risk of its expan- | small of tic. The 640foot Canadian Pac-| his owm party are so prom:- a nail part of the government survey | fie liner will slide into the Civde | nest, suinerens snd influential? | © FILMS BEAT BOOKS 32 Queen St. Dial 894-3517 sion for other purposes has been will be concerned with the attitude | from the yards of the Fairfield The answer is that Mr. Dielen- A Canadian film studio says | ay ' Charlottetows - forestalled. It would be difficult to -| of U.S. authorities. ' aa Gleam company st Govan, baker's —— mot nezli- Canada ‘sow produces more new es cee ar, a a ce : a { . 2 Glasgow. : \gible although ama taataaans ‘films tham mew books each year. ! _ nae ’ . : & Pr “~

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