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OTTAWA (CF) —- Volume of ifreieht handled at Canadian ’ports in August increased 18.31 per cent to 26.481.200 tons from 22.379300 a earlier. the‘

DiScon’ren’r Still Remains U M” In Crowded East Pakistan .iiizgzgngtizijisd..iz grin

per cut at 342,000 tns in August. Coastwise service was up 28.3 per cent at 11,639,200 tons.

January~August loadings and unloadings advanced 19.5 perl 'cent to 142,426,400 tons fromi

By DAN COGGIN from the rest of Pakistan by i unrest. Hundreds of them. male. DACCA. East Pakisan tAP) ' 1.200 miles of India. Many I and female. have been involvedj When India was seeking inde-lEast Pakistanis feel they live this year in ‘clashes With cluo-l pendence from Britain. the hot- in a colony, governed from afar. swinging police called out to blooded people of Bengal made without a fair share of :10Vt-‘l‘l‘l- halt their protest marches and the British nervous. It was Ben- ment power or money. demonstrations. Arrests have 119.178‘100 in he correspondmgi 8811 nature to react violently at Easr Pak‘istan's l0\\'.hl‘l(‘l’lfla;itl run into the hundreds. Ipenod last year. I times—and maybe toss a bomb ‘at the mu tip e mout s o tie ‘ VARSITIES (Rwy-LED i . it When freedom came in 1947,iGanges and Brahmapiitra l'l\'~‘ Their anfiqmpmmem acti\,i.iger°frl:il§;f: 2:; tglégfifugsvgzli the subcontinent was partitionedlers abounds in rice. tea and “(.5 reached such a tempo d“. i‘creaged 103 per cent in August. into India. which is predomi-‘jute. Pakistan's top ioi‘eizn ox- mg the 135, schml year that!“ 412837360 mus and 58 per nantly Hindu. and )Ioslem Pak-,ciian:e earners. but Bennalis 1235i pakisian‘s five universities .cem 'in 'the January _ August. istan. Bengal. the populous prov- I complain that most of the Man hpid Classes an average of only Iberiod to 2M821200-tons ince on the northern shores oIlClal benefits are poured into ‘ 40 days. Students one“ boycott Pot Arth‘r - F t Wu“ ‘ the Bay of Bengal. was sliced i West Pakistan. classes and gather to shout sio- handfied the ure;tes‘:r lumen?“ in two, and the eastern rice This friction between Paki-l gang protesting Ayuva authom frei ht in Aug “st wmvoz 413200! deltas and their 55.000.000 peo- Stan's two wings also has deepE tarian ways. and charging cor- to“: com “Ed with 1’469‘400; pie became East Pakistan roots in the racial. linguistic . ruption. They also charge police 10‘“ last gear ‘ ‘ ' Discontent still smolders in‘and social differences between. opprpssmn and government fa_| . - I the tropical cities. steamy rieeithe Benzalis of East Pakistan 1' voritism for West Pakistan. 'l‘her barb” “3mm” "1 All-8'

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. _ I i u . -I paddies and bamhnn huts of this 1 and the Eiiniabis and others of; Government leaders are wor- 3:; “fish brig??- ts,prseew?us nflg i southeast A513” land. The mia..West Pakistan ITlPd about the discontented stu- Que 2341300 etm'm (2pm; 80:531. tile. temperamental Benga‘isl Bengalis. small and dark, 1 denlsv in Part because 01 their Mon'irea'] '2113000 (1'371'5oofll

are an almost constant head-1h iinfluence in the countryside. ache for Pakistan‘s President . . V iIlliterate peasants respect stu- Mohammed Ayub Khan. Ayn icuslgm; M10“ fly“; 1“ :merlyidents. and when the young has tried to oacify the Eastiaml l e Tce 19 5 an COCO- [people go back to their villa es Pakistanis withi favors and wnhlnut and banana groves Their ‘and talk against the govegrn-l RUSS” LIKE AFRICA, force. but no real solution is 1n1df‘lla- “'lll‘ abmll 150" 1390919 ' ment. may listen. I MOSCOW (Am—The Russian light. 1P9!" 511W"? milev is 01‘" "Llhei To counter Eas Pakistan's winter isn‘t as good as it 'used The unrest arises in part from 2 {Tin-‘1 denst’ly Pnpulalcd “£1005 j unrest. Ayub‘s regime has iin- 1to be. a Soviet geographer says. the Bengalsi' political conscious-km the world. ;dert.aken several development G. Sidorov wrote in the news- ness. much keener than that oiv West Pakistanis are taller schemes. highlighted by a $50.— paper selskaya Z‘iizn (Village e 45.000000 West Pakistanis and lighter skinned and speakiOflOflOO-a-year public works pro-[Lifel that some day parts of who live 1.200 miles away. Ben- I a different language. They grow"i gram. It provides between-crops [Russia may look like Africa. galis have strong political views . mostly wheat. on the Indus . work for thousands of peasants, iSidorov said more that 600.000‘ and are quick to air them. plains enabling them to earn a feiiilsquare miles of ice fields on;

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