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V BARNSTAPLE. England, Sept. I l7 -tR.euters)- The town beadie

of this Devonshlre port locked himself up in the Guild Hall Tun- dly. not a 500-year-old recipe out of its box and began brewing up a. tub of spiced ale.

Concoctlng the lusty potion 1; a- bout the only job left to this civic tunctionary these days and he does it once a year just before the tfipfnlng of England's oldest town a r.

Tomorrow. the 4. 1-2 gallons will be passed around to guests and I lucky few of the citizenry. The giant replica of a glove will be stuck up in the square, and with it a weal: of revelry will get under way.

It dates from l.000-year-old Earnstapel was a prosperous wool port and manu- facturing centre in the Middle Ages. The harbor now is so badly silted it cannot be used. but Barnstaple still is a leading man- ufacturer or gloves.

Fred Ackland. 5'7. is the present beanie, an Office largely supersed- ed by the advent of police forces. As such, he is the only living man with knowledge of the secret re- cipe and is under oath not to pass it on to anyone except his succes- ear.

The basis of the drink is ob- viously ordinary ale. hilt it is spic- ed. flavored and mulled out of all rerogniil0il.For' (lays Auckland has Ibeen buying material: he needs- iand some he doesn't. need-at var- ious stores so shopkeepers won't get wise to his secret.

The essentials are listed on a faded parchment.

The brewing takes about 2 i-2 hours, but "for a week afterward the very pleasant odor clings a- bout the place.” Ackland said to- (lav.

He will ladle the brew into silver cups from a giant silver bowl pre- sented to the town by Capt. Bon- son, its most notorious mayor who was an l8th century pirate. The guests get priority treatment. and what is left seldom goes far among the town's 14.000 citizens.

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Critical Of Anii-Union Stand Of N. B. Gov'i

FREDERICTON, Sept. 17--(OP) - The ”antl-union" stand of the New Brunswick Government in the present provincial election campaign was scored Tuesday by James A. Whitebone. president of the New Brunswick Federeatlon of Labor, in his report at the open-

ing session of the Federation's annual convention. with reference to polling day

next. Monday, Mr. Whitebone re- minded Llie delegates of the pol- itical motto of the American Fed- eration nt Labor: "Elect your friends and defeat your enemies."

(Thq New Brunswick Federation of Labor is affiliated with the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada and the A. F. L.)

Mr. Whitobone said:

"The anti-union stand of the present provincial government. and public statements of Premier John B. McNair to the effect. that employees of his government would not be permitteed to hold membership in any organization having affiliations outside the province, and the faction of Mr. McNair in calling a provincial election on the issue of recognit- :on of the International Brother- hood of Electrical Wnrkcrs tT. L. C. - A. F. L.I as the bargaining agr-nt for employees of the New Brunswick Electric Power Com- mission. are niatiers that cannot be ignored by labor nor can action be deferred. . ."

This policy has been "roundly condemned. not. only by labor but by many niitsitle our ranks who have been staunch supporters of Premier McNair and his govern- ment. Union recognition is in no sense. a. political issue. It is purc- ly a labor-management matter which affects the lives and work- ing conditions of all employees oi the Province of New Brunswick.

"The seriousness of the sitti- - ation is realized far beyo d the borders of New Brunswic, and the matter has been considered of such grave importance to all the workers of Canada that the Trades and Labor Congress y of Canada, Canadala greatest labor group. in convention recently at Winnipeg. adopted by unanimous vote of tlu: delegates a statement condemning the McNair Government for its stand on the question of recognit- ion of intornallonal unlona. . .

"The right of workers in organ- ize. to enjoy recognition of their unions. and to conclude collective agreements with their -employers has been firmLy established by law and by custom throughout the whole of Canada. and it is astound- ing indeed that any provincial government Ihould introduce such an issue as a major point in its election campaign. Certainly any government holding such con- victlons exhibits a colossal gall when they term themselves 'Lib- eral'."

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POST! WITH MOI7N'rll.'-Delegates it ilamentary Association at Ottawa pose for a photograph with a typical Canadian background after a special showing of the R. C. M. P. musical ride. Right. to left are: Ron. Archibald Casely-Hayford. Minister of Agricultural and National Resources of the Gold Coast; shri Chandra ciiattopadliyayu, leader of the Opposition on the Constituent. Assembly of Pakistan. and Hon. Bode Thomas. Minister of Transport for Nigeria. Taking itie picture is L. Rene Beaudoin. deputy speaker of the House of Commons and chairman of the executive committee of the Canadian

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N. B. conservative Leader Denies lleal

BALNT JOHN, N. 3., Sept. 17- (CP)vH. .l.Flenimlng,New Bruns- wick Progressive Conservative lead- er,Tuesday denied having made any commitment to employees of the New Brunswick Electric Power Commission. lie spoke at a public meeting here. I

(Premier John B. McNair has charged a "deal" between Mr. Flemming and ii. C. Tracy, inter- national representative of the In- ternational Brotherhood of Elect- rical Workers tT.L.C.-A.F.l..). The Liberal Government refused to recognize this union as bargaining agent for power commission em- ployees and Mr. McNair called a provincial election on the issue. (The Premier has quoted Mr. Tracy as having said he had re- ceivcd a promise that if the Pro- gressive Conservative Party were

branch or the Association. The R. O. M. P. constable is P. J. C. Moran of Ottawa. T (OP Photo) ion all government employees

would be brought under the Pro- vincial Labor Relationa Act, which at present excludes them.)

Mr. Flemming accused Premier McNair of engaging in a "deeper- ate search for misleading issues- anything which would divert public attention from the failure of his administration to give this prov- ince good government, reasonable levels of taxation. adequate ser- vices and an aggressive policy of economic development."

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Canadians Help Prepare For Atomic Tests

OTTAWA, Sept. l1 - (OP) - 'rha Defence luuuolt loom laid

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have been helping Britain In pre-

i paratiorl for the British atomic o- weapons trials oat Australia but

declined to give their names. It and some of them will prob- ably take part in the actual teats

t-Itil all "ll wearing number of various aeientme teams."

They are believed to be in ad- dition to Dr. O.lil. Bolandt, need of D. R. 3. who already is In Australia and expected to tale part in the full.

The tom acienttau, all members of the D.!t..B. um, have been loaned to the British Ministry or supply to assist. in preparations for the tents. I

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mam say so but they In under-

stood to have gone oversea: some

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secrecy surrounding the tats. The announcement. by 2.1.. Dav-

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m iel. vice chairman of DJ-L3 g the scientific arm or the p.g'.,,,, Department - said the four ymm. late "are actively employed in mm various fields.

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