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that this would come to an explosive head at the Security Council. We

could have betted confidently on it | it came to @

ourselves. But when

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' Goldberg’s UN Legacy

New York Herald Tribune

of the most pressing Is-

which Arthur J. Goldberg | sembly

year when the 19th General As- agreed to postpone its

Wellece Ward Frank —_ showdown, all was calm, if not bright, ae ae ee a en - Managing Editor it : : ar ‘ ‘ s as soon as ptil a lement Published every week dey morning excep! Sur hat started in vicious recriniffia- -s Wiest . vee pr sen an scar 6 OE Ameen foe i aa the dey ‘end statutory holideys) a! 165 Prince Street, tions ended ‘in an understanding of | words in the English language ador to the United Nations is Furthermore, a committee of .___SRarlomstown P.E.1.. by Thomson Newspapers (td. ag oC : ¢ teash-Mose | The Greek word for uterus is the long-standing dispute over 33 was created to find a way Wench offices et Summerside. Montague, Alberton Saree ig a TaeO-Be-- On ae | hysteria. ‘The apcients believed — finances. out of the morass concerning enue. | tee Washington darkded © Com | * hysteria was caused by a frus- The consensus among both the past deficits and to resolve ano- NEES ted, Gaseees los Unvent, Ace Promise their differences, and this trated uterus; varied and bizar- United States and, other officials | a ponnnena oe » Bamely Empire 3.8894 Montrea! 640 Cathcart Street Une affords ground for hope that other | ee ee = aa s oe © scene | keeping oo Sd mre, Sense vey REO. Seem Oiee 1030 West Georgi# | pressing challenges to world peace | | wandered about the body, press- will be focused on this.problem m the past the U.S. has sug- Membe:_Canadian Deily Newspaper Publishers | May be dealt with in the same ing upon this or that organ. and the diplomatic spotlight will | gested that the delinquent states ee a cS ioe | This ridiculous notion existed be on the new Ambassador as °OUld wipe out their debts by oe Sate 6 manner. ' for centuries.-In-the —i7th--cen- set. making voluntary contributions a exclusively entitied to the use for repub } ba b . yhe attempts to negotiate a : | to -the anizat ’ . ; Hestion of all news dispatches in this paper Meanwhile, however. while the ™ | ae: Sones women were put ' tlement. oo organiza’ a @edited to it or to the Associated Press or Reuters shooting in Santa Dominica has died | 3 ath. uterus finally _ The situation is a very deli- ceptable tt ae oe F aa > and also to the loca! mews published herein. Alb d ‘erbal battle h fold orced from hysteria, possi _ cate oneSsince what is at stake | though it hes » al- fight or republication of special dispatches here own and the verba attle as old- | ly because men began to develop is the prestige of the major po- | the oo announced ® oe Soren, ee ed up at the UN, the country itself | eS an ~ cian. |S aman it w contribute per wee carrver. : : 7 } ailment, . le

$12.00 2 Year by mail on te routes and areas is in a bad way. Rasic disagreements j i ao hag eee an ee a vith the FR yoy Fy eo - oe a lpi ge and UK. $20.00 per |" —. ° 7 ee —S — | ained tow as i, rath. —— =, > | be mode to the UN. as oe

year in U.S. and elsewhe ide: British : , | er than a specific disease: This | threat of Article 19 is Loo ee ‘is in keeping with the trend to Charter against the Soviet Un- | over it. _

nonwealth. price in disrupted services, hunger ion” Suda Gade meena ane ae Br ab eeiitatgn and unemployment. Radly needed | = to ae —o Communist countries. These erie ot ee sles power oir. " supplies are not getting to rural individual di : ‘countries have refused ot pay ed the U.S.

“The strongest memory is weaker PP 6 8 ei, | The Gaaeeee starts their assessments to the UN's teey were convinced oo than the weakest ink” areas, and the more prosperous farm early in life, occurs mainly to Congo and Middle East peace- way to achieve collective secur-

PAGE 4 MONDAY. AUGUST 2 ims. °"S are preparing for violence from women, leads to weird Keeping operations, and have | ity is through collective fiscal

-—— | their necessitous neighbors and work- symptoms as paralysis, Deen threatened with the with- | ae smbness . defaness, drawal of their vote. | But this suppors has dwi

A Tourist At Heart?

Maybe Prime Minister Pearson wasn't -thinking--about--an--election when he decided to make-a seven- day tour’of Western Canada this *month..His trip, he says, has “nothing to do with anything except a desire

to know Canada better.” A laudable |

motive indeed, which our tourist or- Qanizations are stressing as a basic reason why all Canadians should do more travelling. have been reading up on this litera- ture of late. or maybe he's really a tourist at heart and wants to set an example to others in this regard.

It is not unnatural, however, that

Mr. Pearson may

ers. Cannot the United Nations do something about that, or the mediat- ing committee of the Organization of American States? ies Seay

Far From Dead

“Fama mortis. linguae latinae con- tra veritatem aucta est.” Freely translated by Dr. Eric: A. Havelock, Sterling Professor of the Classics De-

partment at Yale University, this | means that “reports of the death of |

the Latin language have been gross- ly exaggerated.” -The same, it seems, goes for Greek as well

Dr. Havelock says that far from being on the downgrade, there is “a

or convulsion. The victim may have pain that is not relieved with analgesics, including mor- | Bhine. The majority go through | periods of amnesia or the inab- ility to talk.

' They are motivated by certain personality traits and show evi- dence of self-pity,self- concern, dependence, or immaturity and tend to exaggerate symptoms in an extroverted manner and in lively phraseology: In tinte it be- comes obvious they are masters at attention getting, which our

ket of cold water

We know that hysteria is a sign of health and not of dis- ease. The victim differs from normal persons in the mechan-

DOES HE ALWAYS LOOK THAT WAY?

FACT OR FICTION

, ism by which symptoms are | produced. The manifestations | are a conversion process in which the person keeps a dis-

forefathers squashed with a buc->

The UN deficit at present is | nearly $110 million, of which the Soviet Union alone owes more’| than $60 million. a

A confrontation between ‘the | major powers was avoided last |

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Our Yesterdays

(From The Guardian Files)

TWENTY - FIVE. YEARS AGO: (August 2, 1940)

Hamburg, the largest seaport

on the continent of Europe and

consequently Germany's great-

-est port, has been anaounced by

, the Air Ministry in London to be

practically in ruins, as a result |

| of repeated bombardment by the Royal Air Force.

_ Prime Minister Churchill has invited Lord Beaverbrook to be

considerably, partly because | of a Soviet threat of a walkout from the UN and partly because of a belief that little would be gained -by actually denying a vole to a member state.

Despite this shift, the weight of opinion at the UN is by ne means in favor of the Soviet decision.

As the situation now- stands either the US. or the Soviet Un. ion will have ‘to back off from its -previous position, or they will_have to find another com- promise as an alternative, be- fore the Assembly resumes Meetings on Sept. 1.

On the question of future peacekeeping operations, there is also no agreement as yet.

Answers are expected to b~ received by Mr. Thant by Aug 1 so that he can prepare a sum-

: | striking increase in interest in the ° : mary for th his opponents should put another con- ota a ° ° | turbing wish f 1 : cee y for the committee of 33 struction on his Western tour-at this classics acruss the country." He not: Str ange Flying Objects Still Unexplained through Sitliae at esos i the thaed sel herd ome: ee 72. T ;

time. One of the reasons why they believe he may be planning a dis-

ed that the number of classics stud- ents in graduate schools had doubled

‘oronto Globe and Mail

ari extremity, refusing to hear, or not . By obtain-

The latest in a recent owt- others were found to be, among

| have often charged governments

ing rewards and gaining spec-

| erbrook will continue to be Min- | ister of Aircraft Production.

RACERS ARE HEROES The sports, heroes of Madura, an island near Java/ are the

: in the last eight years. The same break of reports of unidentified other things, bright stars, re- with suppressing the facts. ial attention without a ti TEN YEARS AGO solution of Parliament before Sept. ait wan ee 7. same way on. | [¥ing_objects, commonly known | flections of ground lights or low. | Whatever the case may be, il responsibility, they have thet (August 2, 1955) + winners _of the —ansual bull 27 is neted by an Ottawa commenta- th d ‘d ‘sg way . UFO's, have come irom | hanging clouds, meteor. :how- | is worth noting that every two. cake and eat it, too. In a surprise. midnight’ state- drawn chariot races

: a4 : . e undergraduate level. foronto and also from Windsor | ers and, in a number of instau- | years and two months the earth ment the South K = ————————— tor, and we pass it along for what it “To be-s ”h edes. “th where the local weather office | ces, experimental flashing bea- spins to within a few dozen mil- iy <a ee extent | Ment proclaimed a “will meter. FILM PROCESSING . is worth. +O be'sure, he concedes, the | was flooded with calls from_| con. balloons designed to ‘pre- | lion miles of Mars. The launch- | 4, venetian. blinds affect. the | take to restore authority” over’ Black, White er Color., There was a strong hint given last | Old situation will never return, and | persons who said they had seem | vent airline collisions. | Ing of the U.S. satellite Mariner nervous system when the owner, the Communist- occupied ‘terri- Fastest Service. : et ng gl who would want it to? Classical lan- fast-moving lights in the sky. : IV was timed to take advantage | aogsn't permit them sedge | tory south of the 38th parallel. Highest Quality. week by Social Credit Leader Thomp- “LS UFO sightings usually come | STILL UNCONVINCED of thig fact. -| pained? GEORGE WOTTON son that he suspects political pres- guages were once the core of educa- in batches, as. though one Despite the consensus among And while Mariner°IV was - ; REPLY | stroyed the vulcanizing plant ot | ‘ PHOTOGRAPHY tion, and were a protected subject. prompt ‘others. Thus. <cientifie | scientists ‘and. government ex- hurtling a re You must work for a tavern Alex MacDougall at Montagie. — reelews

sures behind the inadequacy of the RCMP investigations into the Rivard- Denis-Rouleau affair. It was implied in his statement that he would insist on a broader and more thorough in- vestigation of the whole mess than the Dorion inquiry was empowered to make. Mr. Thompson also stated

That wasn't good. They were pro- tected from competition.” Now’ all that has changed. Greek has disap- peared from all but_a few prepara- tory schools and Latin, when it is taught, has to compete with a bur- -geoning interest in modern languages, The depression dealt a body blow

that unless such=an inquiry is laun- |~- for a few minutes, interrupting 7 ; eae . 5 . ~1—vadie--tranemiasions ——_— ___| served as code books for spies, | p exchange. © ~~ Yes. In pellagra, for example, : Seca ers ae ete ched without much delay, his group | ‘ the-classics, even in the colleges,—;-tamo im “OVER BRITAIN Telerences’ for ‘robbers, hiding This first “dictionary canniga' TUE diet Tacks ‘wiacia and’ othe? At CHANDLER BROS. LTD. we carry a : - would have no choice but to vote | Dr. Havelock added. There was no Some time later, a fiery. op- Places for money, and armor only names — not one telephone | vitamin B complex factors. As | complete selection of famous brand- : . "| “diving” to be found out. of learning, | Sect deny elghtnd re the ake pede! plating for trucks. |mumber. Among the pioneer | a result, the skin of the hands name : Buildi Su and against the Government in any fu it the | Britain a in France » foot.| 4 woman in West Germany | subscribers were a clergyman. | and feet darkens and the vietim FIRST QU ng Supplies rials... ALL ture no-confidence motion. | them. A lot of students quit the | Driansped Vehicle with four | did a brisk business selling sto- three doctors, two dentists, twe | suffers from neuritis and emo- EY i cine: FAIRLY PRICED Si th diti h graduate schools. The result was that — jegs was reported to have land- | 0 Manhattan phone books to | Stables, the “Yale News", and | tional upsets. : - GUARANTEED BY MANU- ance tne, AaMeE Conditions Have. | as older scholars. retired there-were otis a_fleit Two weeks" ape | omit agents for $75 each: ek aoa ae meee prcoreons DIABETES FACTURER AND CHANDLER BROS. LTD. | Spies use rec - d | TT. R.E. writes: What : pies use a directory as a c ie tet At CHANDLER BROS. LTD. receive

battle. ; * : Graham Bell,- invented the tel Lo poe ee “Maybe. we are becoming more | half a dozen rational explana-"| ed for two days through 55,000 | Uranam Oe. inven , eet to De; Van Dellen gheslé. be os BULIES all supposition, of course: sophisticated -in-alinguistic.sense,””| tons Tor ever moving ght th discarded. nok -belore foding | Bhe"Sat"and* secant presidents adres to: Dr. “Theaters | All that we are informed is that Mr... : ne ocean eS Ge OWE EEE creme of the National’ Geographic 60--~ ee Pease arte . cago, Illinois. or

been spelled out more or less plainly by the New Democrats, and the Con- servatives have been clamoring for

: aoe ever, there has been a marked | by unaccountable radio interfer- | 1878, too. The 188 subseribers. thirsty? . a showdown on this matter, it is not | ~~’ : . | ence. wills, music manuscripts, and a0. ee ae ___We invite you to visit with us . — discuss change, a “very rapidly ascending | Scientists cive little credence | letter from Mahatma Gandhi | Fanked from the Adams Express | = This ‘ix diabetes’ insipidus. [your building supply needs with our courteous

unlikely that a vote on the issue could finally tip the scales. Nor is it an issue on which any government would care to gamble in an electoral

Pearson will shortly be heading for the great open spaces, with a virgin _mind so far as sordid political mo- tives are concerned, and where polit- ical fence-mending, if it goes on, will be' purely coincidental. es

He may even be coming down this way again before long, in the same relaxed mood, and with no design on

us at all, at all, but to get to know,

us better!

It Peétered Out After 29 meetings the UN Secur-

no replacements. It was virtually a “lost generation.” Since the war, how-

/~-curve-of-interest”’that_has_resulted

in-a growing demand for teachers. How does Dr. Havelock explain the new interest in the classics?

-he says. “Language is a form of be- havior, and the comparative study of languages depends on Latin. and Greek for a.base.” He also cited “a _conscious rebellion against the mech- anization of our age and against mass culture” as well as the population explosion, which produces classicists as much as modernists.

Whatever the reasons, this-reviv- ed interest in the classics is all to the good. A similar trend has been re- ported by some educationists in Canada, though we haven’t seen it dealt with in this manner.

| |

|«to_the belief, widely held _ | UFO: enthusiasts, that these un-

|

opinion suggests that the Tor- | perts, those impressed by UFO onto and Windsor reports were | to the theory that the small per-

| photographs, | were heard from around the

keeper or an undertaker. Clos- ed blinds do not affect the ner-

| knowledge or represent (visita-

| minster has

manifestations of the power of-cenage- of unexplained...UFOs world. of. sightings of .strange | are envoys of some form of ex-

mass suggestion rather than evidence of extrarestrial life. A rash of UFO. sightings be- gan_in January. when Chilean and Argentine. stations on De- ception Island in the Antarctie reported that a lens-shaped ob- ject had hovered over the island

there were reports of strange flying objects: over Portugal and |

; the Azores, again accompanied |

held py |

identified apparitions are,. in fact, intelligently controlled ve- hicles from another plant. They contend that there are-at least

Their position !s upheld by a 15-year study of UFOs complet- ed by the United States Air Force in 1962. The ‘Air Force reported that its investigation of 7,369 UFOs from 1947°to 1962 indicated no evidence that UFUs reflect any technoligical advan- ces beyond current scientific

tions from another planet. Nevertheless, 1.94 per cent of

the sightings between 1956 and

1962 could not be explained. The

4. ;

tra terrestrial life. Indeed, they

| flying objects. A curious coinci-

lhecee. claustrophobia or there is some-

thing to look at outside and you

* . Bandits Use Them Too.

National Geographic Society

Telephone directories have

are Upset because you can't see oes

DIET AND MENTAL STATE | Mrs. T. writes: Could a faulty | diet lead to mental depression? | served by the world's first tele- REPLY

vous’ system~-unless’ you have ~

A fire of unknown origin de-

ing. device by designating spec- ific listings as a key. f Money, pressed butterflies,

have turned up in old New York telephone books. A Bronx man interlarded a directory with his entire month's salary, then for- getfully exchanged it for a new one. He and his family search-

A South American banana

“plantation bulletproofed its

trucks with old directories. A Little League baseball catcher fashioned a chest protector out of his parents’ ‘Phone book.

ONE-PAGE DIRECTORY

The Little Leaguer would have found scant protection in the first telephone directory. Isgu- ed at New Haen, Connecticut. in February, 1878, it was a sin-

gle sheet listing 50 customers

‘ordly Debate

Christian: Science Monitor

The House of Lords at West-,

The Queen's cousin, the Earl in France, “M"” as in Mimi; at last voted for of Harewood, in a maiden) ang in Germany. “O” as in Us-

| phones, one at each of its plants. condition similar to diabetes in

E. Zug, coal mer- | which is due to a

chant, and included the Capitol, Sernascn | the Executive Mansion, and the : | Supreme Court. Also listed was | Gardiner Greene Hubbarb,

|whose~ son-in-law, Alexander

| the pituitary gland.” SLEEP. AND LETTUCE

| tuce every day make me sleepy?

ciety.)

D. G. writes: Will eating let-

' (NOTE: All correspondence |

and qualified personnel.

‘Now. that the telephone has.

Monday Nights Open THOP.M. |

“prompt service whether it isa caster or a com- plete set of Doors and Windows for your home.

Chandler Bros. Ltd, |

you

spread around the world, di \ tories are’ published ant where. But they tend to reflec national characteristics. The Hong Kong phone book cap- | tures the flavor of ‘that intrigu- ing city with entries such as Chinese Permanent Cemeteries, | Everlasting Incombutible Cell- | uloid Works, Flying Angel Tail- | or, and Eternity Grace Corres . pondence School.

“mM” AS IN MIMI... Ser: European directories often

| print a suggested guide for phu-

netic spelling. In Spain, for ex-

ample, it is ‘‘C’’ as in Carmen,

"

Wen |

hat

__“tty Council has closed its Dominican

| -the—abolition—of—capitat—punish= | speech— after 18--silent--years—in-| jay Spelling phonetically —13—

Republic debate. It did so in such a mild_tone that: some diplomats _won- dered whether something had gone

_wrong.. There was no formal resolu- |.

tion to vote on. No veto to be cast. _Just a summary statement of the whole debate by the council presi- dent for the month, Platon D. Moro- zov of the Soviet Union, which re- ferred to “violations of the council's call “for —strict—cease-fire”’—without

specifying by whom—and “acts cf re- | pression ‘against the civilian popula-

tion and of other violations of hu-

man rights.”” Mr: Morozov ended by -

saying the Security Council would continue to “watch the situation.”” He aiso invited the Secretary-General to

and American delegates—approved the summary. Thus what promised. to ‘be one of the stormiest issues of re- cent months was quietly laid on the shelf; the reascn. presumably, being that Moscow has problems enough with Cuba without taking on some more in the Caribbean. :

+ Numerous diplomats had express- ed concern that United States in-

- EDITORIAL NOTES

peace mission -can do something to stop the fighting in Viet Nam. If it does, it will come as close to a miracle as anything that. has hap-.. pened in world diplomacy in recent

years.

-* ad 2

’_A film exchange has been set up— between the Soviet Union and the ~

he |

United States. The United States will | show the Soviet version of Shakes-- peare’s “Hamlet,” while Russia will show “‘It’s,;a Mad, Mad, Mad World.” The occasion draws from the Chris- tian Science Monitor this appropriate

changing a mad world for a mad prince, if might even be considered a shrewd Yankee horse trade. But in fact\the Russian Communists are ex- porting 4 great Western poet who, incidentally, has just been roundly condemned. by the Chinese Com- munists, while the Americans are ex- porting yet another version of Holly- wood mediocrity. In exchanging a

Fo

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mt

ment. Twice before it has had |

___.British Prime Minister Haro td. | the opportunity to do so, but om | invoked the m dit Alb [those occasions it voted for re- |

Wilson still clings to the hope that the | _Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ |

tention. The decision this time | is what makes history. But we |

ust admit to being i

cinated by some of the facets | of the debate in the Lords as reflecting on the strengths, par- adoxes and delights of British BOTTOM ervnevees =

Here was Baroness. Spencer- Churchill — Sir Winston's wid- ow, Now a peeress in her own right-on-the-regammendation- of 3 Labor Primeg@inzisier — vot- ing for abolition .So too did the Lord Chief Justice of England.

PUBLIC FORUM

This ecclump fs open to the discussion by corresponden.s of questions of im terest. The Guardian, does not neces sarily endorse the opinion of cerres-

enter inte aby corrrespondence regard- ing letiers submitted.

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CLOSEUP FORECAST

Sir,— I think it is ridiculous to be spending al! that money for spacecraft to take pictures of Mars. r

t know what closeup pictures will show when America is able to take them. They'll show & lit- tle green man with two heads and four arms holding up a big

sign that says: “Yankee, g0|

| when he was behind bars.

his inherited seat in the Lords, | nore complicated in India |where the phone book suggests |“A* as in Allahabad and “M”~ | as in Mahabalipuram.

pany

| The Bell Telephone C jonel were” | of Canada-published a-sitm vol- together — to support his plea/ ume to cover northern Quebec, | for abolition. Another peer, Lord | the coast of Labrador, and Baf- | Fenner Brockway — often @/ fin and Cornwallis Islands in supporter of controversial caus | the Canadian Arctic. Instruc- es — likewise invoked @ person | tions are printed in Eskimo syl- al prison memory from the time | jabics as well as English and | French because 10 per cent af | The tords—spiritual_—_as the | the customers_are Eskimos. i British—call-the—-bishops-who_sit,—rhe Canadian—directory-—has in the Upper House — threw no separate section for products their weight against capital pun- | and services such as Labrador

American colonel under

sentence in a German prisoner-

of-war-camp — where the Earl the col —confined.

‘ishment, led by the Archbishop’ Motors or Polar Cabs. Else

‘of Canterbury. But even that | where, most telephone books | august and episcopal personage.) h ave compendious ~ classified ve wy a by | sections. In ih United | States | muir, ormer Lord | alone more than 100 milion co- Chancellor, in terms that aes pies of the Yellow Pages (the parently shook some members color was adopted in i921) are printed annually. They list ev-

of the House. , But what refreshed us most erything from abdominal sup-

be

bluffness, was at least unquivo- cal. Nabody had been executed on the Isle of Man, he said for a 100 years.

And appafently the secret was that the Isle had always been severe with young: people on the

| first sign of antisocial behavior. | By severity the local courts had | stopped an “epidemic’’ of shoot- | ing tomato ketchup from wa

ter

y

pistols. And by severity .

had discouraged a youth | court from calling the magis-

| ectory was-paid by a bank ban-

‘dit who--set up operations in Kansas City. His first move was to let his fingers do waik- ing through the yellow pages to |

| pick out the best banks to rob

. j BUYS CHURCHILL ‘FARM |

usefulness of the classified dir- |

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