L T H E G U A R D I A N Western strength. nothing less will make Page 4 The Guardlu, .. .- co-existence possible on the other side of I V .a: &TT , l Puau;h:.dh;vu-.rvP.vII,i,a-:5.-in-,ayv gt:-nl1:sm-.2” Inga :33 anther.-. the world. And a viable defence system in .s:.n.' ' i J

"Cuua Prince Edward Island Like the Dear” Editor and Manager. Ian A. Burnett. Associate Editor. Frank Walker offices at Surnnu-rude. Montague and Alberton. Author- as Second Class Hall by an Pan, 0111” DQpmyn"(. OIIIVII.

Asia will cost a great deal of money. prob- ably more than most Western taxpayers have yet realized.

The free world has been thinking main-

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It without saying that nswa- against a dry, smooth, per-pwdlc. papers. like everything else. have uler surface; if it falls like powder,

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W II"-u-L b - - last century or an. Per ape t e, e in your : if it y.

..The umnnn memory ,. Wat" mm ut this is Only one local and minor men" changes are in .no place no more tains the shape given by the pre:.

m, ,,.”,,m hm... urement of the present precarious power noticeable than in the nature and sure. that is a good sign. only

TUESDAY H 1;” balance. A broader measurement was re- iiilityesmiol-u J1? all!!!-:13 ”3il-"Em ddigmi li”."irl” :1: la,ll:;,.5i"i”'i w "19" WW

' ' cently offered to the United States Sen- wrltei-s oontent themselves-with That may be so; but I fancy

Fanwa" T" 1-” mike ale by Senator Symington, after his ex- iii te)i'.enltlsew:smt.ge31rm:; ieeiiiltrlt lvzmiialg llfdt eiielillll"

" , li9Ti9iiC9 35 CiiF9Ci0!' Of the United States them. Advice is sometimes unavoid- how a shopper could go thraggh :3

i'0m0110ll' nl0i'nlnl-I the Royal Yacht Air Force, a tour of Europe and a private able, but it is used sparingly and that ritual and ceremony in a busy

to the minimum demanded by the exigencies of the subject under discussion. ,

Not so with their journalistic forbearers of the middle illth cen- tury. Those gentlemen were in the habitlof giving detailed advice in great quantity on every subject un- der the sun. frhey dealt in every- thing from slapdash and irony to theology, from proven recipes for cough syrup to homilies on ro- mance. ,

The other evening. having a few hours to spare. I went into this interesting subject, and from perio- dicals of various kinds I sciasored a few excerpts which I hope will

grocery store. There was anoihex very important question the writer did not answer, nor even dl namely, who' would pay for all the samples used in the tests? 0 O O

Britannia will slip from Goose Bay, Lab- talk with Sir Winston Churchill. The facts rador, taking the Duke of Edinburgh back cited by Senator Symlngton must be faced i0 the Oid C0Unil')'- His P0I't of depal't- -a potential enemy able to mobilize pos-

: iii? 15 highly appropriate to the kind of a sibly 600 divisions; a Russian submarine

vlslt he has made to Canada. He came to force larger than Germany ever possessed;

596. rather than 10 be Seen. and in par- hydrogen bombs now being produced in

tlcular he wished to see the remarkable quantity; a new bomber, as good as the

ii?-'V9i0Pnl9-hi5 Which iii? inking Piace in the latest American model, designed for inter- northern parts Of lhls country which until continental flights; and the completion recently were regarded as almost useless within a few years at most of a guided wasteland. missile, with a hydrogen warhead, capable

The R0.Vai Visit has i0CUSS9Ci attention. of spanning the widest ocean with accurate

In an article captioned "Female Equestrlanism" there are they, warnings and admonltions: "w. must protest against the growing custom of offering prizes at om- agrlcultural fairs for horsewoman. ship, as we think it tends to foster a masculine and bold spirit among the fairer portions of creation. no doubt the competitors for these prizes have been true hearted ladies. but the excitement of con. tentlon has blinded them to Lhg

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not so much on the Duke himself as upon the things that Canada is doing. The R. C. M. P., of course, were available for a characteristic Canadian welcome at Ot- iawa. From there he saw paratrooper training in prairie collntry at Rivers, Man- itoba; naval exercises at Victoria and Port Hardy; an R. C. N. cruiser took him to the great aluminum development at Kitimat and the ghost town of Kemano which housed the workers who hollowed out a mountain and changed a watershed.

The Empire Games at Vancouver pro- vided a Commonwealth background to the tour which afterwards included such things as a trip on the riverboat "Klondike" and a visit to Dan McGrewis cabin. He saw Yellowknife, Port Radium and the Hudson Bay port of Churchill as well as Valcartier, Sept Iles and Knob Lake, the latter pro- viding a change to iron ore from his prev- lous acquaintance with aluminum, radium and gold.

The tour, it is hoped, will be the first of many relatively informal visits by mem- bers of the Royal Family. Those parts of

Canada which were left out on this occas- ion will look forward to occasions when they will be able to show off a bit and en- joy is similar visit.

Selective Immigration "Each year in the past five years," says it report of the Canadian Chamber of Com-

aim.

Though power is not measurable entirely in terms of weapons and manpower, by those measurements Russia's gains cannot be denied. The free world's narrow mar- gin of safety .and the chance of co-exist- lence must depend on an increase in its armed strength, coupled with a much clos- er agreement between its members, sound- ier economic policies and a greater under-

standing of the Asiatic peoples.

EDITORIAL NOTES

The governments of Denmark, Norway,

transpolar air route between Scandinavia and USA by way of Greenland. Effected by an exchange of parallel notes, signed in Washington, D. C., on August 6, the agree- ment came about ten weeks after the US government invited negotiations on the pro- posed air route. '

national Law Conference now being held in Edinburgh. They are among more than 350 delegates from twenty-three different countries. Among the subjects being dis- cussed are: International Law and Trade, United Nations Charter and Inland Water Rights. The last named, of course, becomes highly important because of the St. Law-

Sweden and the United States have reach- ed agreement on establishment of a new

Six Canadians are attending lhe Inter-i

PUBLIC FORUM i

This eslnnsn is open to the discus- sion by correspondents of questions of interest. The Guardian does not necessarily endorse the eplnlon of correspondents.

"A SERIOUS SITUATION”

sir, - I had much pleasure in reading a letter in The Guardian of August 12th, written by a Hun- ter River farmer, suggesting that we should pray more crops. I think he is right, for God will answer prayer. If we had more praying and less gambl- lng we would have fitter weath- er; for God plomlscd us a seed- tlme and a harvest-time, and we should take our troubles to Him in prayer: I am, sir, el.c..

P. N. TUCKER North Bedeque.

IN APPRECIATION

sir, - I have just returned from a brief visit to P.E.I. I often thought as to what the magnet really is that draws so many folk

for our jm

NOTES BY

soft soap is a necessity in poll- tical campaigns, presumably, be- cause so much dirt gets mixed in. -Cornwall Standard - Freeholder

You probably grumble if you have to walk a block to get a pail of honey and yet a bee has to tra- vel 43,776 miles to gather .a pound. -Stratford Beacon - Herald.

The gala are out getting a sun n these days," maybe because gentlemen prefer bronze. -Kit- chener - Waterloo Record.

Missing a radio warning for a tc.lm.'o l.ln. never materialized :I'i.'1KE5 us feel ashamed of ourselves. No patriotic citizen, in these grave times, should pass up any oppor- tunity to be scared about some- thing. -Winnipeg Tribune.

"Hr: Wllzsnry of Parslppany-Troy Hills, N. .I., demanded a higher ...,.. a-.A):A lax rate-in vain. The outgoing township committee, ap- parently bent on making things difficult for the incoming admin- istration. overruled five hours of

THE WAY" l

brought within quick accessibility by the airplane. What the Duke has seen and yet will see as his plane carries him eastward across the north from Coppermine on the shore of the Arctic Ocean, will make for stories to enchant his children and stir their hearts with wonder. Prince Charles undoubted- ly will make his own resolution to go and see for himself some day, and we all will hope that the boy's ambition comes true. even as has the father's. -Sydney Post Re- cord.

The South African navy seems the place for contented lower deck personnel. In that marine service the government is about to provide them with servants (colored half- castes). These will not wear a uni- form but will merely be scrub- and-holy-stone hands. This will leave the ratings free to take their time cleaning guns and personnel equipment. Heighol for the life of a merry sailor-man in the south African navy. If you must go to sea, that looks like as nice a way

be of some general interest. 0 0 O

A very arresting leading article (1855) is headed. "Girls, don't do it." This was the gist of it: "There is a. practice quite prevalent amen: the young women of the present day which we consider highly im- proper. We allude to giving daguer- rotypes of themselves to young men who are mere acquaintances. We consider it indellcate in the highest degree. We are astonished that any young girl should demean herself so. We advise young women

o to preserve their dignity at all

times. This cannot be done by giv- ing away daguerrotypes to all the young men they know."

In an editorial on the evils of fashion appear these pithy com- ments: "Crashing bankruptcies. as- tounding frauds, coupled with has hi o n a b le extravagances, are cause and effect. It is because fashion has drawn all classes to its vertex that commercial sins have become so frequent. The days of linsey-woolsey and homespun and thread carpets were far more honest than these days of Brussels and tapestry and marble and silk and satin. Froliy shakes her cap and bells and even the Solomo of our day forget their wisdom and become her obsequious countiers.

"By and by the crash will come (it did) and then thousands will be wise too late. In the meanwhile. these who have the courage to be unfashionable should set an ex- ample to their weaker brethren."

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There is a fine piece of advice from the editor's chair on how to buy flour. This it ls: "It is as difficult to buy good flour these days as to buy a good horse. Let us tell our good housekeepers how

. I , . . rence Seawa . Hm" mid "imm 3311755 tile sirniih protests by 200 citizens and forced as any. -London. om-. Free , - merce immigration committee, "net 1mml- y Any numger of people mlghlt give them to accept a tax cut. -Mll- Press. ft” ,i:b2:',:',,i:' ;”,if,;,”,,f;””;g; - - any num er 0 answers. T e aw v . ' ti. gration has added to Canadian hfe 8' com I . . short years that I spent at Dundaslmmkee Journal 37 In! "If "Ill '5 90" 03' 0' mwiah m" "flaw giigoureltghtlnglublgg i sumer population larger than many of our The eighth International Edinburgh ;ln the service of the United Egypt's Minister of National the great countries of the world. it. If it is very w e, w ..

Guidance, Major Ssleh Salem, is

Let's tend more carefully for our

cast or with black specks in it,

fair-sized cities. There is no doubt that Film .Festival" opens on August 22nd. AfteriS,,i;ufC,1;ef,::,.,:: i':"'g,,l”11c',,”,',i ,,,,,,,e,, as s,,y,,,g mm as soon ,, ,,,,m,,,,,1 monument, and the m-. 1-elfuge it. 1 th dhoslw these new consumers have helped to maln- Brltaln itself, Canada has submitted more in spot the reasons why we always British "0095 are out of the Suez loua symbols of our nationhood. Second. exam ne e a l

tain the momentum of Canadian prosperity. . . . They have increased our potential home market, helped to pay the cost of our .'public services, and their skill has often helped to eliminate bottlenecks in our pro-

, L, 1 H r W R . W. L C, . be in the wrong direction. -Erant- them really well will be very little - - Y duction schedule." entries. Q”? '4, Imwae, egrtznabs tfvserve E IP31 ford Expositor. more than the cost Pot doinlg tihem F I muon H To attain 30.000000 P0DUi3ti0n in Can- ' ' ' WW8 W5 mag Dfljfe iibmd if a recent scientific study has "'"e'"W' " mm" o" AP LIANOES mo: the unit lnneelen'ts...' some Y"”- m ii "9 he 1' 5i i backed up what women have long P compounded by skilled. ex-

” ads by 1975, the Chamber stipulates, there

will have to be more immigrants than have ., been admitted in recent years. As the Tor- onto Telegram points out, however, careful

c ' icommunlsm but wink at the liquor t b t - ' selection is important. Experience has St0PP'"hA 0V9” iilsaint -70h" he mid 3 P9 ,,,,,m,,, pe,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,e,,m,, ,h,3,, gubgggegnljgigfg; liglezmiimhcl ms nsavnn , shown that some classes of immigrant doi -P01'i9Tv I mU5t ilk? the Pi3C?v I keel? C0.m'Naltcr all may not be without. but low in Vitamin C-which is to well on me car-swept road, good S nothing to deVei0P our resources: Share OUI” mg back" For one thmg' I like a vacanon ivdli;l1llm'Gvreen courageously attacks in (emu fmmt blmmlhthjest and h butnlm ahumbe ierce the Rewinding uni Renal" ' ' - v . . .68. y ETECII V985 B 85. DU 0nC' W GT8 0 y I'II'B HI!!! I) ggense East or advance our economic We11,l Iliegl; threg sea. I find the sea alr very in ml; cv'lL.nIit Collllgagiz crixplfd ifourtlltjof .the dmgrnf were ddefi)cient gmaowamol, W as ml ELEO.I'RIGAL n , er - ,Vg al . un ers l a c m o 52 . n cacum nee e or soun ones The restless rver, us as , 3 mm trends in recent immigI'9' . . . He is not afraid to be called a and math and found to g lane .39. spring 1100”, ha, delved , gggch Repairs "5 Guam BL

tion were sharply criticized in the House of Commons, and cases have been noted of seenungly inadequate medical inspection. Canada is in the midst of what the Cham- ber of Commerce calls the greatest era of growth since Confederation. That is an ex- cellent reason why the Government of Canada should not, in seeking quantity, permit migration unlikely to fit in with the Canadian life.

Pracarlous Power Balance . "Mr Rae on praserling a pcil-' i)lgel;lKA:resmliiiythleaeiiebl1ie ms mgldgnialovgf he dive. and

, . 0 e r - - ' or I I . . Officials of the Canadian Government , l--on from cefmu lnhablt-ants of ierfhfimvilelw "”mdiV:;- 32:6 "ad 1'; Bides there no pesos for dreamers

. The prospect that potato prices Will be Bedeque. Dray-us for an allowance will 3 Y 53'" ll ' 0" anywhere? I are quoted as saying that they see no . . from the Treasury to enable An- :2 granted in aid of the packet for good because of poor crop conditions in Bgdequc, and 250 in no of that -Paul Scott Mowrer in the -

possibility of reducing the nation's present defence budget of some 32 billions a year. It would be extraordinary, comments the Winnipeg Free Press, if they anticipated any early relief from defence burdens. Any realistic assessment of the' free worldis situation after its serious reverse in South- east Asia must compel an increase rather than a reduction in its military strength. The assumption on which the war of Indo- China was liquidated is that the free world may be able to live in uneasy co-existence with Communism - but only if it is strong enough to protect itself from further ag- gresslon.

In the case for co-existence s convinc- lng exhibit can he produced: Communism has failed to gain an extra yard of terri- tory ln Europe since its seiiure of Czecho- slovakia in 1948, and in this period-has lost Yugoslavia, one of its. earliest satellites. The line of power across Europe has not been maintained by negotlatiomspeeches or

postures. It has been maintninsd;s,oiely,by.

the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, underpinned mainly by the power in the gllnited states. If so-exlatssiea ,hm;heen

films than any other Commonwealth coun- try. Of the 18 films submitted by Can- ada two are already reported to have won high grading from the selectors. The largest contributor is the U. S. with 151

Chief Justice Patrick Kerwin, who has spent seven summer holidays in Prince Ed- ward Island, is spreading the good word about the Maritimes as a vacatlonland.

The question of official languages for liPakistan, which had become an intricate and controversial problem, was resolved by 'a proposal presented by the Prime Min- lister three months ago. llates that there will be two official lan- guages-Urdua and Bengali. English will continue to be the official language for a period of 20 years from the date of the adoption of the Constitution.

various producing areas is scarcely a sat- isfactory situation. Farmers would be ahead of the game if they sowed only enough potatoes to satisfy the market with normal growing conditions and made use of more land for other purposes. In this Province ingparticular we should be able to decide what acreage would be most profit- able in the light of what has been done in earlier-planting localities. s 0 Robert Blake, English parliamentarian and admiral, died this date 1657. He was a member of the short Parliament of 1640 and on the outbreak of the Civil War took the parliamentary side with distinction. He was again a member in 1645 and was ap- pointed "general of the seas" in which capacity he blockaded Prince Rupert's fleet first in Ireland and later in Portugal, final- ly destroying it. He captured the Scllly Isles and, when war broke out with the Netherlands. defeated Van Tramp in a number of engagements. He destroyed '!'unla,, Moorish pirate base, and later the

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go back.

i There as so many things dis- tinctly "Island." Among them one lmight mention the wide clay roads. lthe newspapers and CFCY. The ,Cvuardlan was no stranger at the lManse and no less interesting were

ilbeloved and esteemed. What a fearless soul he is: a man who dares to speak out against an evil (which threatens to destroy our moral foundations. We shudder at

fanatic for truth's sake. A hat is lilpperl to a good man and a great Islander. I am. Sir, etch. ANGUS BROWN,

Lawrencetown West,

Halifax County, N.s.

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THE BEDEQUE PACKET

Ethony Simpson, of shediac. to run a -larger Packet between Bedeqlie and Shedlac. stated that the Gov-, nlszlt of New Brunswick hadl ..."t:'l T70 cl "ctr lll aid of such packet; that the transit between '.......: ..l.l p..l.. u use n:sr:r than lbctwlxt any other two places, the one in this Island and the other on the mainland: that Bedeque. he knew. was a safe and commodlous port, and he understood Bhedlac to be, if not so good, yet a good port for small vessels.

"Application, he said, had been made for establishing a packet be- tween Georgetown and some part of Nova Scotla; and, although he was not prepared at present to state any particular objections to such a provision. yet he thought, that unless, by some-' of the many mechanical inventions. recently made public, the Island could be have round. so as to bring George- town and the mainland Into great. er proximity. the route from Bede- que to shediac would be judged preferable by. every one who con- sidered the position of .tha Island. ahedlee was only twelve miles from Dorchutnr. he most central post office in the two Provinces of Nova lcotis and New Brunswick. He can- oioded by when he 't-lwlhht it highly bahooved that Assembly to encourage ally plan by which the country would be enabled to dis-

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Canal Zone Egypt will be in a position to attack Israel. In that case the British troops might re- turn, and what's more Israel might repel the attack and indulge in some painful counter-measures. Major Salem's guidance appears to

been saying to. the unheeding ears of their husbands-that they ought to eat their salads. Nearly one- thirdv of 600 men in industrial plants whose diet was studied in

gre: in milk. Even more significant, 14 per cent of these men were over- weight. -Washington Post