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IeaedIsab&elIslovldHse to absorb the vastly increased supply of Etvntiaa cotton it has boughtiareeeatyeara.

Egypt Experiences Pull Of Soviet Trade Orbit st;irI.Ir;"II.:.s:1-llhiemch "mm

ceatintheearlypai-tollastyear..thatsomeofitisheingresoldto More than 10 per cent of all.Vlestern European countries at

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CAIRO (CPI-Egypt cast her Egypt's exports now so to 4Com-.pi-ices lower than those quoted on

Itttoa upon 3 waters and it has zunist countries. double the tigurelthe market. pi umahly By DAVE MCINTOII asE:ee:l.u they did ml would um

uh-asideiito NI." ' hard-pressed c:ti;"ic.i:o' on economic life-inoeeds. "P mm M I C'""”" "W 3"''.'''''l" leave seven tut contin-

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ieoaomy faces a new and unea- blood. During the post-war years! Egypt now is offering bonuses . - "mix "nae 3”" "'5 "'3' 55"

Iacted hurdle in competition from it accounted for about 8) per cent 'of up to 21 per cent to exporters "mortmn tnclden" umcml he" "”.d' ""9" d 9'9”!!! which 3'" -'heeottnahesold earlier to coun- of her total exports. Before lssslwtio sell for currencies that are "3"?" Uniipmd htl.t.iili:utoEfii-ii: In Mn"”""Wm”””"

Iluaist countries. This is hampers Western Europemalnly Britainiparticulariy scarce. thus compet- an in Ta”! mutt ye”. ;':l'c:1r'0k'.'-5' "mud NW0” ll

and France-always took at leastiing with the re-exports from Iron 41 and sometimes as much as Blcurtain countries. The results of per cent of the exportable surplus. ;this effort are not yet apparent. SIIAIP INCBEASB I The shift at Egypt's trade to the

Egyptian cotton. a long-slaple,iSoviet bloc was speeded up by high-quality fibre. has always hadltlie British, French and American a market in Eastern European freeze on her assets after the na- countries but shipments rarely ex-Itionalization of the Suez Canal. ceeded 20 per cent of the export-.Traders now report it is almost able surplus before 19H. :impossible to get import licences

Market analysts now prediclifor goods obtainable only in the purchases by Communist countries West because of the strict regula- this year will likely exceed so per tions to conserve foreign ea- cent of the exportable total. change.

Since the Second Wald War. The pressure on dollars lor such Canada has purchased little cottonlessentials as medicines is great from Egypt. This is beca thclbecause of Britain's action in fibre is of too high a qaulity and blocking Egypt's sterling assets too expensive to compete with with which she did most of her American. Mexican and Peruvian international trading.

ettorts to dispose ol large stocks that piled up wha radisg with Britain and France Ias abruptly halted by the Sites ntervention.

The development seems to t- tiving Egyptian leaders second hottghta about the motives behind he show of Soviet friendship for hab nationalism and supplies a iowerfui impetus to Nasser's en- leavor to restore his normal trade :hannels with the West.

IUSSIAN INFLUENCE

The reorientation of Egypt's rade from Western to Communist zountries started with the famous sotton-for-arms deal two years Igo. Since then. the country has seen rapidly pulled into the Soviet

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Canada has a larger contingent in the forcshiao men-than any . of the other nine nations which contribute troops to the MI!!- member police squad. Officials said Wednesday Indo- nesia's a n no u it c e d decision to withdraw its Sill-man contin- gent does not signal the breakup of the force. They regard this as an isolated case and that all the signs point to the other members. or most of them. maintaining their contin- gents in the police scattered along the Israeli-Egyptian border. Canada has already planned to- tation of its UN troops. Soldiers will be relieved after a year's duty in the Middle East. India.

There has been little or no

immediate intention at least of re- questing their withdrawal. Countries represented in the force and their contingenis: Can- ada 1.18). India 970. Yugoslavia aso. Indonesia 5!). Brazil 5!). Co- lombia 520; Norway no. Denmark 430, Sweden 350. Finland zoo.

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BRUSSELS (AP)-Jrlirce Amer- ican doctors told the sixth inten- naiional neurology congress Wed-

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' . - l ' - . . . , "59 0'b”- ':'l':)pl'::qu:: iggiiapgacfgg; porthflfg: :.:y;lEndufheo'sMh,.'L with thegsecond largest contingent. nesday multiple aclaiosls. a dis- mwrmams eilmlate that abmi't'with which the Canadian textile age of foreign exchange is stlm- ” planmu 5'""l" '"w"' 9”” M the '""o"'5 'y"em- 1' '5 per mm M w lmwru lhlsill'lduSlI')' is not equipped iulating home industries to meet OTHERS MAY m”” p"V"iem i" 90” c”"'n”' fear are coming from Soviet coun- ' . Indonesia. beset by internal "The disease seems to be rare in . Trade observers have long queer lthe needs of local consumption. 3 :ries. compared with about it per troubles. requires its troops at the tropics and subtropics. but its In - home and is unable to replace prevalence increases rapidly as .--I FG d ' h S N D. ' O millrelre have been some indica- repo:tl;ld"doIt,:::?: O B. . oo ric ays o Iscusslon n ...a.;. .... y.;......... E. uc.....;l.. (MW 135.... - w" quit e poice is year a' ey. a o a ington. . . up PM You" W9 Veterans' Legislation 1: PICK voun PRICE I- ny no.1. noss linoney without cuts in their pen- mu," )- NEW "R5 511! M M W t i31"iic.'.”.2”i1?2..”l.lfl”ii2: .::' wmwm -1 OTTAWA (CF) - The Progresc ' ' lsmoka - 5 sive Conservative party's long. trans who served only ill W9 and fog "' 6.00-lb held views on veteransi legisla- Milled K"'Ed0".l-4”! 5939915 "OW O.'l'euIoIus j non rcmm, in lo,,5.l,,m obj”. go only to soldiers uho served in character ,u''v . mu, Hy. vegan” Minister Al.llC:I'In(dlCl snfi extension of certain l0.Pesl " fed J h H, 3,00”, ans ian a lowances to widows of It. Anna 6-7o'is---sn-” rBut.ohLu s:id in an interview.i.imP9"'1 V91"-f""i I , u-5Il;;""- 7.l0.l5,"sI4.9s there has yet'been no cabinet dis, Thle grey.-h'i:.ired mini-SI:Ef, lwho i cussion of policy on veterans leztsc. 53”" 5 ' ",3 '””"5”"r 9- 5 ! H P"nn lation. Which aspects of thel":l'6k::;11?"”'y9Xt3"11!:Er aura; -fig” - - s wo can a o a or i -Eliodl Lilo. 9"”, 'd przouagl would intro. years of clgaret consumption, H1, 18.!-lnytevsr fellows 38.Good-luck 15.!-lawthoi-n fmgg s.:..,.s duced u'ng e next par iamen- . I I, um )- 5"" A voice ave out durin n s kin 3" i 3) ""'"” '7-al'P""'3 a '!;Yd f it 5' int! engagfmem he Sm” perhz: bi Il.Tlny ..i.cut.u 30.Franlt the Koran 3 ci e . v - , . tn”, I'm" He did concede. however. that i Cause he had smoked during a 532"”! 503 u :::icm ::;';"":u a 22 the government may ask Parlia-i '30.'.d' . g - ll 1-,.,phom . I ' ' ment to set up a permanent stand-. 1' Vi” '0 emb3"3?59d I 53'" Mn ing Commons rnittee on vet-t gareflfl l::::'v3nb .3m0kflfn8.. and It ulcnmmum - i u since. '7," L704: 6.70-I5 erans affairs, long advocated hvl "um '00 mu h 5"" the "H at.) Conservatives. . 3 5 12. Cent 38.9 "it wouldn't surprise me if ltl5lX'Weeks. But my wife says that labor.) did." Mr. Brooks said to questionsi ” l V9 Ewe" "P ”K”9'5 I ""57 34- QUMH! about the government's intentions 5'0PP9d b"35""K 350"! "- g Mstesmshlp of setting up the committee. "but i, PLANS TOUR I Mbbr.) um" i, no cabinet amhomy yet .lie plans to tour DVA insialla- ff. Legion 8 to say that it will." tlons from coast to coast but 20.8cope W Twelve of the 16 ministers so far ' doll”! 9 h 5 3 I .C0mDlt-'16 tour. 31- 69"” 0' appointed an W" veterans and which would require five or six Hill 5 Prime Minister Diefenbaker is Weeksv M," be P055'b'9 before "19 '1' L"""7 W " Canada's first armcd-forces vet- "eff; :9:5'::"- t 1 b M I '1 iflnmy 5 .' erantobecomegoveriimentl ,l' 09xP9C 0 P3 E 0 " 7 leader. .. visilt LOIldg):, Ont; Toronto. Mont- u"3".::”Vm a WYEAR VETERAN pres. Que c. an possibly Saint nick” Mm. . sessovnu -ucmoconcv-cu . . John and Halifax before then. ” C 1 m : 31' 35......c-mu... The wyear-oldllii. Brooks. who, APE... n-or" his mime”, exp". . on ract . e -on en you at 23 was a public schools iitspec-r lencc. which give him perm"! wt 1 G IAIIIIIII mi.--mu. ""2 h" "m355,9q 37 3'93” "'iawareness of veterans' problems. " am," Q m" -0 perience as a militia and wartime Ml, Emu,” was his mmyvs chic, - Pl” 90"” : . 3l"'"Y om"-T 22 35 3 !9d"31 P3"'critic on veterans affairs. and he nicsmhnc 2 ' ' liamcntarian and to in the New ms been on every Commons comp u G"::.k i ' DlacEwENvs WHITE Brill”!-lWl?k lfllglalurh U imittee on veterans matters cno- 'i.u.,-. i , ll? "id 59, W9"M Q99” "I9 stituted since the Second World 44. Thaw CLEVERiDEA,PUFTiNG I ,. ROSIE. GARAGE gniernment in time Wmlid 90"r'War. He also was cliaii'man 0! DOWN THE MENU ON THE x . l , , Bristol. P. E. I. W5" "W13 9" '-”h"5 M f” Va" the Conservative caucus cnmmlt- 1. Jsrlor oil 3! 5 . PM” No. mm” erans proposals. on which its. M, on veteran! mam”. ,1 thlnklns remninsv-nchanized, Mr, amt... who ,,..i,,.q 1",". DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Ilen's how to wi-i-it lg; ',n,"5' h'c'"d' m""?" m H" the army with the rank of colonel A X Y I) L I A A X I use.) wit"! 0" Permissible 9 '9' in 1945, golfs this handicap is 24), is L o N o ir a: i. s. o w pension” Fl"! world W" with l"""5 3"d ”5h95v md 9"-WY! Pill” One letter aim l stands for an th I hi i ans-so that they may earn more, in hr-d P V " "- " i 5 "MP" A ll "000 3 5 1 39- for the three Ls, X for the two 0's. etc. Single letters. apoov I ' --mm:-mmmr Ti” 8709'” P13" W Wk? 3'' tropties. the length and formation of the words are all hlnu ( g g , g . A , , ::::o':.'9"!:"ls" x'0l'u:,l;n:0l-it Each day the code letters are different Cl1ANNEL 13 3 their Sussex. N.B.. home for the A Cryptogi-an Quotation E : to summer. while he "batches" in V E M J U M J L Y z V 8 L L R 2 Q R W the Ottawa countryside with an V U I 143d " ' old army friend. Northern Affairs n J U. D 1- R 2 D Atlantic Daylight Time 5 Minister Harkness. 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