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TIGNISH FISHERMEN HEAD FOR. GROUNDS

loaded with traps waited out- caim as the fishermen headed sede the Tigmsh harbor for the

Dem of Fisheries to sound

Fishermen at Ticnjsh went lehstering Friday as members of their families and interest- ed pvstanders watched an im — pressive scene Close to 150

DIVORCE LAW

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with the sup shining

The Second World War left . ting in $50,000,000 yearty te help Germany divided among an 456- mile frontier, now bristling with

gion. which is reckoned to ex- harbed wire and watch towers 7

tend 2% miles and makes up

fram mnism.”” = said

the

camm ut up by the Communists to ? ?

a aoe ¥_commissioner, prevent flight te the West The oan 6 ae Industry avoids heinc on the ‘*1Si0® Separates families and for reduction in freight rates,

enc f the econom:. far from Cuts *t laces in two speedy writeoffs of investments,

markets.” -vather In West Germany the federal Cheap credit. road improve-

Fulda offi-

ral-explained government and states are put-

encourage there.

TRIPOLI ‘AP’ — Royalties from gushing oi] wells are pil- ing up in the National Bank of Libya faster than the Libyans can figure out ways to spend them.

This is a problem many other nations would love

. especially That's one of the things worry-

penomnenstrsnhosniaine ———

, need | money for any.worthwhile purpose?

| This outwardly placid. basie- | ally conservative country. one of the most stable in the Middle East. is feeling the stirrings of political ferment

Cairo radio is contributing with a song of socialism and Arab nationalism So are Egyp- | tian advisers in the Libvan gov- ernment. Sofhe 708 Egyptian | teachers in Libya's schools are | helping mould Libya's vouth | Prosperity has brought* other problems to this onetime Italian colony. so poor a few years age that wartime scrap provided a biz source of natiana!l revenue.

Oil was discovered in 1957." Shipments -in-quantity—started_in| 1961. Now, the . seventh-ranking

1.250.900 barrels a day and aim- ing for 2.000,000—Kuwait'’s pres- ent production—by the end of 194. The government's royal- ties will likely total $250,000,000 this vear.

BROUGHT PROSPERITY

Oi has brought undreamed of prosperity to this land of 1500_- 0 people. They averaze two | persons per square mile over an area. mostly desert. about the size of Western Europe

OW has also brought inflation, | economic dislocation -and_ the | beginnings of a social upheaval that could have far-reaching consequences

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Where people make. the diflerence~

buy enough

teachers, sp talists, admini-

strators and a le trained per-

sonnel the newly independent

government needs. And training

takes time.

‘When Libya won its independ- | ence 13 years ago it had a total

y P.' COOKE. Mamneor of 16 high school graduates. To

; Corner Queen and Kent Streets 177.000. But education still is’ -_“puild like et uiid like you meant it:

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the economy of the border re- |

to have, } neighboring Egypt. j

jing the Libyans j

day it has a school enrolment af |

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lected and sold at $2.10 2 doves C. S Bosman, superintendent of

Egvptian.teachers help fil] Awe the islands, says

hreach. And in a country: with no political parties and a rigidly controlled press. they provide the yeast of discontent

Last year students took to the streets. Four were killed when police opened fire. Early this

~ year the students demonstrated _ again. One or two carried plac- ‘ards Genouncing the king

King Idris I, the austere 75-

year-old ruler, is generally re-

vered as the father of modern Libya. No one had dreamed of

the throne, and the future

criticizing him directly befo! ” : The incident cast a shadow Ac to our estimates,

PORT ELIZABETH (AP) South African gourmets are licking their lips. For the first

“Penguin eggs have for many, many years been much sought after for the gourmet's table

“They are usually boiled for 20 minutes before being eaten. They have a fishy tang.”

The eggs are gathered during the penguin “‘laying time’ end- ing in June.

“The eggs must be picked up by buyers at our store in Cape Town," Bosman adds.

“Tl lapr expecting about 7,000 applications. Unfortunately, ac- we will be able to’ satisfy only bout 3,000 of the applicants,”

The limit is two dozen.

BLAST HIGH PRICES

* CCP official aid member “ 12 The Guardian, Charlottetow=. Mos. May 10, is Prove-tan: sonsiainene have a

cemmeaed circulation of 7e0.600, amd the addition of Roman Cath- elec publications bring total cir culaties of the religious pre<s in Camada to more than 1,000,009

cent increase m crevlates of relrzieus papers um the last dec- ade

MAKE JOINT PLEA The national publicathoms are united in their Camadian Church Press Asseriaties.” the state- ment said Protestamss and Catholic churcly papers have al- ready made 2 joent representa- tien te Prime Misister Pear- son The CCP said it appreciated federal. plans te assist Canadian publications. bet the ealy asszst- ance church papers want is te be considered objectively as ene- dia fer goverament advertising.

MOTOR REWINDING

Discrimination Being Claimed By Church Press

OTTAWA CP) The Cana- dian Church Press has ac eused government agencies and departments of discrimination by ngt advertising in religious publications.

A statement approved at the 13-member organization's an- nual meeting said advertising representatives of Canadian church publications were dis missed on the grounds their cir- culation was too small, their Presentation divided and * Prot-

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eges gathered from govern- magazine, has attacked high made it inexpedient for govern- i

ment-owned islands are going prices for aircraft spares, One ment to use them for advertis- Flectr |

on sale. “door safety device."’ a piece of ing.” Storey a9 Ris

Between 4.900 and 5,000 dozen cord tied in a loop, sells for five The CCP said this criticism is : ecges are expected to he col- shillings ‘75 cents). : no longer valid with a 400 per 136 Prince = ’ - q 2 x 2 2 * 2 €

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