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4 ° . ee . i oo ee 7 e er ’ 7: ‘ c ay tig 1 o ; But ‘ < i ee : by ; ; 2 Fea, Bed o Rx ctvfl service establishment ; : ? - : She Guardian only between 1,200 and 2,000 of those_ Appears Next In Nuclear Rocketing occupying them have passed tests . * By Arch MacKenzie : : NT ey ate establishing the necessary bonus Contagious oe . 4 Wallace Frenk Welker | facility in languages. Across Defence Secretary McNamara | every major American eity & : ; or et - on cardia __ Editer Canad onbeaty: ae on By Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen | has opened’ U.S. debate on the | completion. — Published every week dey (except Sum a are-some 16,000 stenos, |--Be has all the egr- | next stage of evolution in mili- | Congressional pressure for » “day tnd statutory holidays) at 165 Prince Street, | typists and secretaries. F marks of a contagious . | tary nuclear: rocketry,. with im- | start, advocated for miore than Charlottetown, P.E.1., by Thomson Newspapers lid. | TOs 5 of these will be It causes fever, sore throat, | plitations for the rest of the | five years by the military, had Branch offices ot Montague, Alberton Just many re swollen glands, and enlargement | world and special ones for Can- | increased in the last.year. cies by Thomsen ‘quired-to be bilingual, neither Rev-.| « of the spleen. Liver involvement | ada. ys : elas plan to scrap a Senicon Toronto 425 University ava. | enue Minister Benson, as treasury Geapelaie) 19 devaeaes: a8 eice- ee: . ae Grete: beer Malena OW Come me oe board president, nor the Civil Service affeeted leading to symptoms | siles mounted by the U.S, and-| ing it with the larger Poseiden . Geaema ian _ | Commission cares to estimate. No simulating encephalitis or polio. | the Soviet Union is a system of | which somes lot more elee. Member Canadian Daily Newspaper Pusianers | firm figure can be struck, they insist, Ofi'the bright side we must add missiles-defending against | tronic gear for evading any de- Assocition and The Canadian Prese ithe Canadien | 14:7 ion 1 that all get well with no residual’ } them. a ie ee ee Press is exclusively entitled to the use fer repub- sur vey : completed :| defects. Recovery may week, saying E lication dispatc! : rmination made. | - some time but a complete evidence that the Soviet Union | CAN SAVE MONEY aesesk ei ak'ee thy Amtecined Deane or Oates ee a — ean be expected. ee already has begun to install | It is a much cheaper step and who the local ews qublished herein. All ep eee Se : “Most victims are single, | Sich a system, McNamara’ an- peparetivty and could serve . ht er republicgtion ‘of special diapetches scheme. For what is happenin: or <- Ir tg rsd. Sobcton here is to happen ean cae us Guleen edna Oe UR TE. tne | Ee eee i : ii carrier. nurses training marines a bigger series ’ hopefully, , $13.00" 6 your by mail on rural routes ond. | in the e support group—: . A. gd attack missiles with better faci- eae « serviced carrver. 4 . - S é 516.00 « year off Inland and U-K. $20.00 per | S0mie 60,000 strong. And what goes. eee om <© "year in U.S. -end elsewhere outside British Com. | in this group—Prime Minister Pear- This, he indicated, is an in- aa Gear tos ingle } som hae troquantty soldi go se terim ‘step while further const “ : Member Audit Bureau of Circulation. . well other service categories. deration is given sy fol nccoreie re ienaaceirrerrea ea, Ewe a Bee | U.S. should launch its own antl | __ PAGE. 4. . . WEDNESDAY. NOV:--36" 1966. | - -the _guidelines—for— - missile missile network costing —— aa a . ; . class must be worked out—and that -/ .. perhaps $30,000,000,000. i Much Too. Extreme | will take months, even years. meat is regarded an significant . 4 Canada’s proposed anti-hate legis- Nobody knows what it will cost. He could, as he_implied, have | U.S. and the missile arsenals.of — lation is said to be the product of. |. Nobody knows what the effect on ef- Sten, concerned sear snow | the U.S.S.R a ~~ there js ‘much careful study and preparation. ciency will be by bonusing bilingual - which is. believed going in| The Nike-Zeus rocket, pro- lt is reassuring to note, however, | expertise at the expf previously. eee ee ee Oe ee cae & Gea ithat it will get further scrutiny | other and more important qualifica- . aracr fas many spec | CHINESE A FACTOR to seek out and explode attack- {before it becomes law. However ex- | tions in many branches of the public ak Gout olen cea coe prearecs |e mee Weel Dw a0 icellent its intentions may be, it is so ae Mr. reasons. very } fata. of alee. days_ta_bedat.- . * +—Smatier.faster —sprint~-mis ~~ ‘sweepingly drawn that it~ might be proud of having cooked up the idea. a oe nuclear warhead to @ rocket. | ses would clean up Feet fe: perces Satie seer |: Ho never se te hention Se ak wt ent | any oi’te e |S ee aa “tended and become a serious threat | ing speeches in Quebec. It will pain : m fatigue and loss of ap | namara’s expectation that the | The resulting nuclear fallout, ito freedom. of speech in Canada. him if the B and B Commission—now i scholastic performances ikely sealbeaas onde msaws Cound: | roel Mahe, smear, 9 . ; = pu ns __The proposed law consists of three | S#id to be preparing its next progress ; - Some are told to | tive cast generally, will some degree around the world amendments to the Criminal | Teport for New Year’s Day—doesn’t i a mae es nen demands for the expensive Dew if not directly beneath the point . Th ‘of ‘makes it a | Sive it favorable notice. Since this ' ; completely. line of missile protection to ring ' of impact. Code. The first of these makes CHICKEN HOME TO ROOST | feu . crime, punishable by five years’ | Commission’s activities so far have . ia : a it ae eae A rf M ial imprisonment to advocate or promote the taxpayers about $7 mifflén, | pi AYING WITH FIRE - 'coninon cause for the “drop -Aberfan Memori , - ‘genocide: Few Canadians would ob- surely, is the least it can do! - ; -.ut.” Still others develop mark- Hanilites Spectator ss : " . ; ? , 4 ; -anxiety about their mysterious | . ; Aah ce et to this in principle. Unfortuna- | ‘WwW Se Crean ein 7 When 127 and 9 | nition, and it does, why was ft | Ra acta dated at tncalieg aves Loans | Why All This Creeping Republicanisin?—=| See. wing acres | snr sre oa | i al Oe eo Imot merely the cold-blooded slaughter | an Press shows that except in Ont Loran hiparene 3 ee Ee ee of-a racial or. religious group, but |. srio whe cis: : Some years age Mr. Diefea- | let us decide so according to our ish thing obvionty to whit | the adrenal steroids are-anlta| lant urgenily sought a concrete : é <tr - on ge Scere : m the course of the dis- | way to express their shock, sor--| nature. The mountain of slag in i. ee : — protests organized, there has been | coat of arms from all govern- | ity. The view is quite flattering | ful emotional roots. It is a cer- | ease. These hormones are used | row and sympathy. Aberfan was put there by hu- births” and “forcibly transferring considerable praise for the Canada ment advertising. Recently the Soreees © % he ee tee tain way to destroy a party and | routinely when serious complica- A faint bad taste is left by the so ee eee ; orpulk other . to remove ten Tom 4 Royal 3} Wouldn't “the -best-monuiient 6? « group.” mean that there is no criticism in | Mail vehicles. Now Mr. Hellyer | any ee ee or party | Either we are mature enough | 1¢ en ee ee an ae ull on’ the part “ol government :. As the-Toronto Star points out’ in : hast om the whols the | eemmneee at & bio tate | oat up on us with de | to debate and assess the Sdvan- |"). i”. child serious? the United Nations Children’s | have been massive studies foi- . other provinces, whole the ted service, the word Royal | facto blicanism as if we | and disadv F this connection, the first addition appears to be working satis- Sir bo dvenpedl aut Go. duped: | Gave apie Sn Aetevesinn:-Gan-ke-| semitone tus to teeth tome a BaPLY pi dhe Rg ripen es Gexulloer euliomt cede dant could be interpreted to forbid birth zation he is bent upon creating | sue with our eyes open and our | cisions about them, or we are to | «, .!5 depends upon the cause. Ssot thetr eee te in? <s factorily. will be the Canadian Armed | minds at work. immature to discuss them and | * is Bot se rious when the back | teenagers who Tn Canada — .control information: members arches forward because the school bus-train level cross- » doing something - among Inaugurated in 1964, the program | Forees. Our present constitutional sta- | act upon them at all.- What is the ing accident at Dotion, Que., | #bout level crossings is technic- of a minority group. The other addi- | permits students to borrow up to | It may be the wish tus is not anathema to a major- | now being done appears to as- | prc’ 21, Weak, Provided the | ig, Seela + Sues | ‘ally easy, if expensive. Helping tign makes no allowance for the | $7,000 a year to’a maximum of $5,000 | %,2,™aiority of Canadians that | 10 of the uation. Neither are- ts | sume that we are too immature. | 19 strengthen these atruetures. | No one wil fault UNICER's | the, children of, Aberfan is more uation where for their full period in university. | in the not too distant future a | or almost a century. It is a fool- | too bright. Bits Seng anaes Sa | peak work: pues Ge verlt's aa ten pestle does majority-or- Canta wil a due to field or tuner, bonpitat | aren ent Ge ered teria ce | oe country sugees- | for a Canadian republic. But it|” ae ia” | fsation may be needed to find | port but this Canadian gesture | {00S for special research or — Soe ei mas G aks ars | eee wees Anti-Hate Law Sicitt” Sy"Ghio, wmer | scenester a | shaes reside eo tud tart th ; political bargains made behind Terente Daily Star DAYS: appear to contain elements both | struction of a new schoal would eee _. SS ee ee While ali political parties ap- | But it will be {nteresting to | A.W. writes: gt unwise for Se an gh ae have ‘been splendid. But Britain mon’ graduation. In the first 7 party's unity or support, to support the proposals | see how the final form of the | a 73-year-old person who had a | termination of a fitting tribute i 6 major power. quile cayeble year up the federal government put aio lore the Senate to protect eth- | sew amiendment to the Criminal | heart attack a year ago to go out is # painful ‘and difficul task. eee Secon a $40,000,000 limit on loans although “The matter i¢ too fundament- | grade Gere ne can” more | Code’ wil distinguidh between of doors when the wind is) Yet, if the underfed children | Britain and ite people the allocation to any province could | #! ‘or that, and too charged with | Stross the land as to the wisdom | ment to hatred Ikey. to’ leed to "REPLY sood Coeds ain, and gy \ be increased as much as 20 per cent | motion. jt le not in the best is- | of such legislation. ~ | a breach of the peace. Yes. Chest pain. ; + tok mey | Even so, the Ca an the : to meet demands. Last year the ceil- | ciety to reach its fundamental iiek & lee ee tee eae deoptyiy i Seaeen eee wuning ont tours wise & ene & the children of pancgf 7 ir ches hatrtd or sentempt agsiest say | $01 462008, MD With provilen fir | oie ene, crouch of the Fight of ive ex: | weech permis te a slapd need for you to go out on days See eae ee = entifiable group in any public place | an extra 20 per cent. These figures . ‘ | 2 : wasn Sone ) E 4 n ; The Government's bill is found- | ed as to whether HOLDING THE BREATH . ; : - where such incitement is likely to |-go not include Quebec which opted ee ae wl ait tn Coben aitianiiiten sepert a sae the nm D. D. writes: If a person can Where The Cabbage Is King rae 3 lead. to a breach of the peace: This | out of the program at the outset and ny aan le Oe ees oe ae local: juriédictions tn Se baat Some Kingston Whig-Standerd + otha h gules vai gl -cermaey receives payment from Ottawa to Serica no Seclng for tale | SOY SS qelceie ae an See te, ae ao Aes cites wide have, set ; ‘able, but one questions whether it al heritage. It is alse true that | Seld. % fon which have swirled around |! aaee established civic, flowerplanting | the . 4s necessary. The sections of the Each of the provinces participating this is the only country in he | One of this’ committee's re- | the issue. =. s ~ 1. No. 2 eS ey ~~ projects only to find Emer ? : Criminal Code dealing with sedition, | in the federal program administers. | sible for those ‘who secke hos |e dissent, the ‘protnotion of | concent ate serene Tmer Net! | teat for heart disease. Ability to | while to examine the answer he unlawful assemblies and riots wold ‘the granting of its loans and decides sible for those who seek a new | Senocide as an indictsble _of--} thousands live in this area — hold the breath for a prolonged | provided by Lutort, England. No ‘ : ; home and a life to reject fense : _ | that the period indicates good lung cap- | flowers : * seem to provide ample protection | who da better Canadian people are not there; cabbages instead is eligible and how big each loan | the heritage. the institutions, | Amybodyywho advocates the | indifferent to the tragic -mem- | 2¢l¥v: i | The Director for Parks fer _____Against speeches and meetings which | should be..Broadly-speaking, this de-_|80d_the symbols of their —new-|-killing of _racial_or_retizious-| oriesthat—haunt them And {|S MMING_FORARTHRITIC | raton,-Mr. Robert English. ex- lead, or are likely to lead, to'a breach | cision is based on the ability of the | "f°: 20¢ find.» hearing. op ye a dll garen % | will relieve local from Mt a aaa ae plained why the city of 160,000 ‘of the peace. ___ |- student and his parents to pay. This | ‘ubdSppen tx Runsla France| punliy. This eflendes nor ecly | Seantanly olmativi hard de | into swim? a Soe oe | It 4s the third amendment to which | has led to criticism, ily in | Germany, the United States ot | the members of the target-group | lations ‘which hac? qua ce er od. sometheg “eoloral,” grows ‘ ‘the es ob are ; especially England. The Americans took but decency in general. tended too long. - gone nat Yes, provided swimming does sad heauline* ta tho "tena, oa bjections taken. -Ontario,. where students at some | careful steps to ensure that it not bring on or aggravate Gorunianss were tried bat: efter (This makes it an offense punishable | schools organized protest demonstra- | .©°vld not happen to them. We petaen penne ee on ; that | 2 10%. weeks of exposure to the iby two years imprisonment to pro- | tions As a result, the province last_|.teretul ot connisent in. or less at War Of The Sexes—— | Seats cet eatant ee nary_trattic, they |. {Mote hatred or ¢ontempt against any spring adopted a formula that puts | are estes <dlip-aeoeeie ot Montreal Star - (NOTE: All = and died. So Mr. Eng. oll ‘Adentifiable group by words, writings, | bursaries and federal and provincial |: i. "ale or their meaning. a to Dr. Van Dellen should be meses ES ee Se ee 8 srediom. ‘signs estures. It is aimed. _ of : =e A country may be just as well | _ The behavior of mallard ducks | very simple ones. The quarrell- | Sédressed to: Dr. Theodore or gi ke aimed, assistance into one pot. Eo Off without too.obvious emotion- |-i" London parks is causing pain ing occurs during mating time Van Dellen, co Chicage Trib- - . . course, at the leaflets and other pro- The amount allocated to Ontario|-% attachments to its institutions | !0 some watchers. because there are a lot more | "8¢- Chicago, Ilinois.) Movin The Stove “paganda of the Nazis and similar ex- See and their public symbols. The | 2Mong themselves in 2 way most | drakes than ducks. So, remove | eS Courier ; _| for loans during the current school | British, for example, are disturbing to people who think | the ; PATIENTS CAN APPEAL , are. singu- ducks and frateriity will be ‘AN . = ‘tremists. But it could very easily have’| year ig $19,440,000. For Newfound- | larly sceptical and often start. | that sort of thing happens only | restored. Or remove the thin? Sociologists say we are a per- sults. Each time the stove mov ithe effect of stifling free discussion | iang it is $1,843,000, Prince Edward | ‘24, <isrespectful about the in- | among humans, and prefer to | ren, and let the parks resound | , TORONTO (CP)—The Ontario ipatetic nation. More and more | ed forward, a roller at the Tea? i eed £ atl sp ee ae of conflict | © : . Of | romantic ardor subsides. a Some go south for warmth, and | front edge. The rollers func- .And is there any need for such.ex- | 999 New Brunswick $2,194,000, | 2% crisins the same symbols | life. -.| Another might have been. to make direct appeais for their | thers go north for snow and | tioned efficiently as the hea ; i r eee | become f crs ; e0. PFO | release from Ontario hospitals. - a. ch treme measures, verging on_ the Manitoba $2,875,000, Saskatchewan - oon forces of unifica ‘Not the sort of thing you | vided by that U. S. society set Cheanes ‘ua thi daw 'to aloe cold. Better economic opportun- | dignified heater moved through * measures Whe Nais themselves adopt- | szggg000, Alberta, #4cle4.000, | Siw oem tunis afomam | "am cadena wath” |p le Brn, ting fer: | tg eat | i nic lee od por | hice dng rom, and ; ed under Hitler in Germany? The | pyritish Columbia $5,284,000, Yukon | °" moment. it is quite certain | tee set up to consider the mat- | very briefly. Still another would last Saturday. The change | wason and seck-a~new frontier | Thé“heater came to rest.on its ‘experience of centuries in the Eng- sthliank Tasstheriad that they ought not to be dimin- | ter confesses himself baffled, at | be to do nothing, which will pro- | C2™e im the wake of contro- | of opportunity. | gray metal mat. Father and son lish-speaking world has shown that =o Ve _— $55, | ished in back rooms, for the | a loss for # solution. Which is | bably turn out to be the ‘course | por jrver ine case of farmer | sor century ago a tradition. | juggled the angled chimney pip- , = a 000. : merest political. reasons. That | strange, because there are two ' adopted. aweett, 51. who won re- | 4) sutuma move. took place on es into. position, and placed - free speech, within traditional limits, | - : ; : “Ttimue | ee BIS Be Pence ario hospitat:| veneral farmis. Mother wanted | collar -against the wallt Not 2 is the best guarantee of all the other EDITORIAL NOTES E that -it meaece ue M Fr Chi 1965, after four years. May, | the tall, sickel- plated, urn- top- long hegira, but an essential rights, including the security of min- | The Ottawa committee investigat. | ‘time become a reptiic. ten |. Must Face Chinese Fact - mier PAY pou panama” | ts comme enone wot @0| Gn b taney wicke ugat afer -orities: Parliament should hesitate a | ing consumer prices has struck x posi- ae Lendon Free Press : back room to its zine mat in the | » iad finished his homework, he _ long time before abridging it merely | tive blow for. harrasséf housewives. | Our Yesterdays It is reported Canada will co- | two nations, if'there are not two | » HALIFAX (CP) — All: small- is ry ona erg watehed the red and orange because it has been abused by a few | It is-sending out “comparison shop- @rom The Guardian Files) | %P00S0r a resolution offering | Chinas. pony Gian Aeon small, peeled, maple rollers. flames through the isinglass we erackpots pers” to check Chrismas food prices. | TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO be United ma ls meee ‘nee a joanne first nia, ok & cost af #2. These The slow journey began window and dreamed. youth's ‘ 3 ae —— : : : Hunt. journe pes . : a et Tages The objéct of. the comparisons is to (November 16, 1941) ing the present Nationalist Chin- related to its claims te Formnce, ers used to need only the fed-| It was a monotonous trek, but ‘eel gia — : - Bonused Bilingualism ‘if there are inflated prices at The Far Eastern crisis appear-.. ese membership to a new étatus | and will probably reject the UN | °"2!, Migratory . birds licence, | like the fabled tortoise, s10w, be away on life’s high a sialic iaeeects -thre~ pear . ste 1 oe: : Z ee | - | ed to be approaching a climax | of Formosa. #8 . __—__| seat. Nationalist China “will bit- which also otets $2. steady progress brought re- | ventures. : eg : alana hasn't ee er nti chia te con. egg Bn sal This indication es P wide and ia lact a = : ; got very far yet with its new bilingual | most significant point a e com- Hie tremendou: jong time in gouging mae & eult - ei ae coe hag al- | mittee’s move, notes an ee * : . aes quarters avtriend wa rete power in the Security in Ottawa’s thousands of oi er cee os . | trained -by thé tens of wares ie es cane Canad. But the UN will have done a & up hs warning to we gougers. thousands, if requested, for the | ian effort to achieve a valid ap- | big part of its job. It will have -taries, stenos and typists as they’ve oe * - | defence of Burma or of Russia if! proach to the Chinese question | Temoved the ridiculous ; probably never been shaken before. In the age of electronics it is some- |. the Japanese Attack: ' declared ie carried through to real- | status of the Chins qoastion. Ls Ti)

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A delegation headed by Polish Communist leader Wladyslaw |. Gomulka arrived in Moscow for | major talks with the Soviet

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chich is at the best avail- | tionalist China: | able international forum.

DREAM COMES TRUE VANCOUVER. (CP) — Paul Borsuk, 44 - year - old trucking contractor,” fulfilled a lifelong | dream when he bought a Tully- | equipped 1930 fire engine from the “Vancouver fire department | for $1,000. He plans to paint it » For indeed there are two de “an even brighter red” and add

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