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A & Che Guardian | ren Mederttion (eee ing law and order, which by the Jaw aa . — ee cam «Ga cae ‘ Cuvere Prince Edwird island Like the Dew of -its being and the contract with rn ’ Key To Cure . NOTES BY TH AY Publisned every week-day morning at 165 Prince Newfoundland is its o: functio ; KHR CHEVS Bi . ' ‘ Chariouctown P.E.1., by Thomsus 4 s only n. . By Herman N. Bundeses, MD. e A. Burnett, Publisher and General “Tt itn k ; . : ; . ty Publisher and Gen thay be difficult, indeed it: ts ICBM THREATS _ | PULLENG thecagh ‘2 Seast.st | pasts attacs to oul a gulletine, A Preah tome | Member Canadian Daily Newspaper difficult, to* keep issue i ‘ : :, tack often requires a let of ef- fer $555. At rate, Fidel town has named a . eee ceeds holes t, { the of Mr. ' fort and sacrifice on the part of canes mw often dead ead street on which a na _ Bron-» citeet at Summerside, Montague and Alberts | Smallwood’s legislation with respect : ; the patient. But once recovery ‘is! Brandes Sus tional tax office Is located Im- — anette wanes a” ere to labor and the issie of .law and ee the outlook isn't sear- passe Budgetaire.” “Impasse” | M4 ing Street West Toronto, Ont order in separate _compartments. In fact, you Lave to give =P ceid and beat, but we still don't wos tance “eas Ge . yea Mh Eatncart St; Meatres!, | Commissioner’ Nicholson “had no eee know bow ts keep visiting rela-| Not even battles in Indo-China W Carrier Charlotictows,, Summerside 30e per week | such difficulty. He saw it as his duty | WATCH DIET Sues puay—Si. Thomas Times) and Algeria can put out the By Med | in P.£.1. 29.00 per annum. Other | ynder th tract to d in- Naturally, you don't wast te : spark of French bumor.—Otawa _ é' PAGE 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1959. forcements to Newfoundland, both <i watch your dict. Ef you are al is teaching family fer. youth ; Tee ’ ea ae 1 i ‘to keep order and protect his men | - } ready overweight — asd many} Sw | ann ens Os Coe te Tee f 3] a te eh i ecleek . | heart. “are—gour doctor |" 25 self-discipline. Both entists + Transportation Report ~ | already under attack there, ‘probably: will saziest = gradeaI Cssrstiat to the~apbringing=o- were supposed The report of the select standing ~ “The contract is clear beyond dis- : weeens ornggnt at. youth ant keeping them from es ‘committee on Transportation and | pute. Newfoundland would’ never heart when you reduce your | questa-St Catheriacs Staatand | [*Y have the tacts Some fed Communication, submitted to the |. have made it with the -federal weight. Your di-* should mot be a aoe ante a gape. i ‘Legislature yesterday, is aforth- | government if it had’ had any Ceostle Tae ae ae ey ae et eae tae EEE: | heme Chin over West teak Sure) right document, in’ which our main thought that. Ottawa would welsh the foods s2ould be low im cal- — bread for birds, adding, | 2" Come back—Windsor Star, — problems are clearly defined and when the moment came to fulfill it. Vou dnt teed tos tea | Saaes”- An Ottawa aie sana examinations for - the latest available information | By this action Mr. Fulton may have or coffee and you can ian dae told ber husband on this’ sub-| oneq ee acne tok Se given and analyzéd. Strong emphasis | jeopardized the contracts in. force eS ee ee tends sea char deen ar coat pothooks from straight clear lan is placed on.the need of an addi- | with seven other provinces and de- ir save ob. ae rows will be im the tree near by bse : tional ferry, to be put in service at | stroyed the usefulness of the RCMP MC” “RATE AMOUNTS ua ee oe gam 5 Borden-Tormentine immediately and | in its provincial capacity.” dad te ben ba, ees en |e ee: oe to serve there until the causeway ‘ : cobol from the diet of anyone “2™2 Joumaal between the Province and the main- An Encouraging Picture = pa hep hy eae M bas happened that-a man land materializes. Some time ago we made refer- iin years. Td iaeene ke Se aoe a . The report reviews the difficul- | ence to the leading part taken by sao Soc ee oe when im fact he did have a “glass ties encountered this winter in main- | this Province in the tuberculin test- .missible if you drick modc-ate Doninstna etic anes =" y little taining the Borden service, as well | ing and X-ray survey which has aaa ae eee aa & cate Nhe hadnt yet acquired | aii, we are guilty of a grave in-. | as the convincing arguments for a | been in progress since 1956, con- up the coronary arteries 2nd| drunk floo along or ee cee ie justice. There is not, it is true, + permanent causeway. Among other | ducted jointly by the Provincial heips got the blood to the Beart! remarked: “Look at the crooked ee eee a oe = . : - s Per . Vasedi'2tor daddv.”—Windsor cogent points, it notes that while | Health Department and the Tuber- AL Z bet we area't sure whether its) ——~ = — of competing with the mighty Vice is over, $1,500,000 at the present | survey at a recent executive meet- CAN’T SEE THE THAW THROUGH THE ICICLES Now, I don't mea: that any-| ; | these spurs have been besmirch- time, this figure is increasing an- | ing of the latter organization, Dr. = one who bas just recovered from a ee nee * ; “ta- : a diel e this, nually. By projecting the curve to | E. M. Found, medical adviser to th ede a rire seat te tee ‘ tion--Eemdien Seacttes } : " ’ Cal adviser to the OTTAWA REPORT tional oilficlds of ‘southern Alber- “22 if be hasm't doce & before. ation.—Hamilton Spectator 1962, an estimated operating deficit | League, emphasized the stimulus oa as an ee pene) eer or ee ae See ! Two of the most notorious cas : of $2,230,000 is shown. Should ad- | which the work has provided to At Be b F T S d = =, hasewral aut eae ate ASE RG EE at WHEN WRITING SONNETS | es of U. S. interference in Cana- ditional boats be added (and the | more realistic health education. om bom or |ar oanas the 60 cents which is the apoar- ra from the diet of anyone) Whenever I attempt to tune @ = eee no per ; ; ‘ Niche ent cost of oil f the well ¥ as hed heart trouble si sms eres e need is clearly shown) this figure One encouraging result, -as an- By Patrick Nichelson tee mise a * = - a rc eine ae a, perny ls (s guise for my own | the continuing attempts of Hoffa's may well reach the three million | pounced t th ti h Canada will probably be the{uable ol from the sand at an | remembered that the real cost alt he’ps your bedy retsin wa-| 25¢ and day, A Teamsters to dictate to Cana- ; oe a e meeting, was the i saieieal ets ‘ ; ae I dian members. In the firemen’ mark, plus another half million for : : first country to explode an ato- | Cconomic cost. | to Britain of Arabian oil is very | ter, and we don't want this in a} barely choose the first notes fisirs th . en's a a » te he success of the 1958 Christmas Seal | sie pomb for. commercial pur-| NATURE TO OUR AID ‘much higher, although the dif-| heart patiext. for my lay _ a ms ere could have been few Perecetion of the ts and port Sale, which totalled over $12,000 a | For initial‘test purposes, a nu- | ference between the apoarent| HINDERS CIRCULATION Before I am surrounded by a | ©2!@dians who did not resent f . ne , poses. The first such peacetime cs oo I ' . : throng the contemptuous dismissal of a acilities. This, of course, does not hi : : : : clear device equivalent to a\ 10- | Cost and the real cost—which is, You dont have to give =p i Cc : tak pra ae : and which was attributed largely to | explosion, aimed at making dol-| ijcten bomb would be placed at | the price of Empire, including | smoking entirely, unless your poz Intext on seeing that I work no | ©2%4dian Royal Commission re e account 0) e aE CVeEney the fact that the mobile chest X-ray | lars insteed of mak’ng war, may | the bottom of a hole, drilled to | defences and administra‘ion, de-| somal physician rules otherwise. , =rons— oi aa S.. ~~ officials and loss to truckers, tourists and all unit was advantageous] ed ji be set off next winter, a quarter | abou: 500 feet beneath the bot-| velopment and local welfare—is We kmow that tobacce cen Petrarch and Dante, Milton, way en teh oo the rail- tencerned ; as g y us in of a mile below the frozen sur-| tom of the tar sands. borne by the generality of the Bri- | tracts the small surface blood crowned with bay, camaiieas t th <r see x-raying positive reactors. face of the muskeg in northern! ‘The very hot fire following de. | tis taxpayers, mot by the con-| vessels ani that it can hind=r “QS Stelley. Wordeworth, | 10 ot Sten cat eee The report deals, among other . Alberta. tonation of each such bomb will | Umer of the end products from circulation im the legs. Browning and Millay)— S again will appreciate the ‘ : Since 1956, excluding Charlotte- cack. sock bomb wil | ou barred of crude oil i: T .. Os tha form which they shaped, | emoval from office of Canadian : things, with the need for a program There, a 200 feet deep layer | create a spherical cavity 750 feet | ©9C2 Darrel o cruse on. _ Bat Bs etert aspen the beast! or iniged prolong, Teamster officials on orders of : : iv town and Summerside, some 331 | of sand, extending over 17,00 | ‘n diameter. The rock within this}, Pipeline tolls from Edmonton isa’t too clear. Gene-aly. we 2¢ ang also, in the background, | Hoffa’s Washington h of freight subventions, and with the ia te | square miles on the banks of the | sp! ‘ill . | to Sarnia amount to 64 cents per vise heart petients to cut dowx— ° eadquarters. school districts have been surveved, | € | sphere will be melted, and this age “ 7 , stands the Bard. —Calgary Albertan marked improvement which the ex- | , ; yed, | Athabaska River, holds more oil| molten slag around the outside | >2frel; this with miscellaneous | maybe smoke only denicctinized sum holding up to nature his aides: of il : involving the services of over 700 | than all other known deposits! of the cavity will then freeze, | C°StS making a laid<down price cigarets—if they are Babitual bright glass nsion of runways will provide at wiiliaaiieils workers 4500 of our elic- everywhere in the world added | forming = 88 lech thick wall of . of around $3.00 per barrel at the smokers, and to cut if cut e= Tp test my humble efforts mir- the Charlottetown airport. It gives ible populatio ‘h ca together: enough cil to satisy all | clasgdike material, which fortun- preset gv Z crude is se- tirely if they cam get 2loeg roared there, : mn mave now en present world- needs for ffty | ately absorbs all the harmful fis- | PaTated as to per cent into witsout smoking at ail. Though he it to full credit to the Federal Govern- tuberculin tested. 23815 chest x- | Yeats Those riches of oil’ can| sh fo he a ge s gasoline, 24 per cent into ight QUESTION AND ANSWER ee gts was, to make the | ment for assistance in the latten h *3 i 3 be squeezed out of a handivl of} The weight above will then| {el oil, 18 per cent into heavy; A Reader: I am wondering £, Let dowa the bars, so rhymes ‘ project ute rays have been taken by the mobile | sand caszally scooped up where | cause this hollow glass: sphere to mse oil, aedl ral cent ee ae | anything could be deme to cer- and pass ? : 4 unit, which i it outcrops. But so far, mechan-| collapse, an sa |laneous products, a e bel-| rect curvature of the spine im More easily into a lifting air. a Altogether an admirable report, : ne Me property of the ical anaraibe of the oil from its ae ee — ance is lost. These products yield | my Il-year-o'd son. Russell Peaks Autlie ; for which the chairman, Mr. Acorn. | L@28¥e: 20 caSes were discovered | sand'bed has on'y been achicved | in‘o the cavity. The heat remain. | #10 per barrel at the refinery. Answez: Much cam be dene to, In The Christiqn Science Monitor Red thin Vusanninton aa. + he coke before symptoms developed and ee, by — which ing inside the crater will ae ee pe hpvary-asairwrna pry edesbir yrs uy on et ‘ "| have been, of are bathe treated, of 1 Dre a Sercctiivce orice | ot 2 viscows, so, that twill | covile ee ee te eee oe ered Th | ; ‘ ere ’ tities of oil at_a competitive price. | ; sily t provide an abundant and attrac- | advisable to consult am erthope | eA eO d ’ scat et eee es oa the Provincial Sanitorium. Our government has just set up soltlica’ ta ab eaiicer tne bomen tive alternative source for the | dist (Doze specialist) as seea 2s 9 Story. | sath ye This work is : rich divi a seven-man committee, including | formed by the slag; thence it| oe ae ‘parinn rer Py if the | possible. : In everything by prayer, let be taken to Ottawa. The sooner it aia 1 bli ae ; C ls * | some of our top scientists and U. | can be i gee to the surface by | = od ee one ——_ Cun Yuan a your requests be made known goes the better. en In pubic ealt. in nce Ss. advisers, to study the feasib- | conventiona méthods. A ‘cht i oo fr oe deel A ante Ged. i, \ Edw ility of using an underground nu-| As an approximation, each cub- ™S recovered fromm te tary ! ard Island. More than that, the y : a oil | | y hall nds has been estimated at (From the Guardian Files) ‘ ‘ : clear explosion to release the oil | ie yard of tar sands is believed | S4™@s has been estimated 3% nine | : | paign workers being held in St. | Farm Safety Program educational progress made, and the | riches 0° those Athabaska tar ‘0 contain the equivalent of one undred billion dollars. Yet this) qwesyy FIVE YEARS AGO | Moxy's Mell, Summersiy. Wisil ome & dale Co. 14d. : A forward step in farm accident | public support enlisted, are promis- | 52%45- This committee will siudy | darrel or. 35. Snoesial gallons ot aly, 7. a re the bounty | ee ee i » aa cuaaien ait a eee hee St. Dial 5547 : : : b . : ; ' . the results of several experimea- | crude oil. Nuclear explosion : * | Extensive damage fire and | ; be campaign for a ‘ prevention was realized in Ontario | ing signs of greater achievement | tal underground nuclear blasts | should y.eld about 50 per cent re- placed by nature in our undevel- | pote yo< sustained “i the tay. | SS™mertside. will preside. oe recently when more than 300 | ahead. set off by the U.S. at Mount Ran-| covery ef the oil present. Thus. oped areas. or shop < Mr. Nel MacKenzie! psa: persons, representing 55 ti j jer and elsewhere, and apdly | a millien dollar bomb will re- Dramatic as this picture is now | and the Wrcber shop of Mr. Wil | Pe e : : . 2 counties a those results to the known phy- lease about one and one-half mil- beginning to look, it could be) liam Wea‘herbdie, Queen Sireet. | Science N Shrinks Pir ¥ and districts, endo cDIT sical structure of our tar sands. ‘ion barrels of oil, costing sligh- | doubly dramatic if it materiz™-} yesterday morzirg. Tae fir ow es f fet . dorsed a proposed, ORIAL NOTES The technique apvears to be | tly less than $1 per barrel when ises as the first positive veld chee i tn a ct a it ° * me : arm safety program at a 2-day’ An American economist says he | delightfully simple, and there are pumped to the surface. | for our government's policy t©/ cf the three storey buildi ' ; a i 5 ding It or Farm Safety Conference at Guelph, expects there wiil be a “big demand” good grounds for hoping that the Ths comoares with a well- het Prime ar wn | is estimated the less to Mr. Mac- : 4 . . terrihie bomb may solve ou. | head price cf about $2.50 per bar Diefenbaker's “‘vision™ norta- | Kenzie will be in the vicinity of | i i . ae Sede ran sf the ay iraged this year. Was there ae problem of separating the va! | “el for crude, oil at the CONYREe { ern development. $2,000, while that of Mr. Weats- | ee ee ea aa ntario departments of agriculture a time since money was invente oe rnnre rT sages re Cee See erbie wil be $30). be And Itching Shrinks Hemorr : and transport. that there was not a big demand . | | wil C £ ; whole tax structure. In his state- “Feremte, Out. (Special)—For | hat sufferers were able vo make z 4 ; t to the House he said: Last r everi ti ime sence “Piles a te ib whieened io: coxituct a our. | 2m ttt Fisca Re Ghons GCORTETENCe | re © Oo Pee es alicieet ae ook tenes oe ee beni. cetance wth the ened so tr 8 pelle?’ had vey of farm accidents over a 1-year * * * Globe and Mail, Toronto any limitations on the reasonable! ‘he scene of a very entectaziming ‘Sbility to shrink hemorrhoids ; among these sufferers weré a very ; s eae ; ed study ; » i te relieve m and itching | wide variety of hemorrhoid | period beginning March 1, 1959. The Mr. Saville told, the Legislature Finance Minister Fleming's, who is director of the Finance ee ee — ee rus oo ae ae Thousands lave been relieved deiees, namo even ean ai peed? objective will I id that the Province should have “no | “#ement to the House of Com-| Department's Dominion + Pro | ine (the Provincial Treasurers) | Fred Williamson, Princetown, as Sib Sus mespentive substance ' a jective will be to provide a county et gk mons concerning the impending | vincial Relations Division, will] ina: we invite their eae taut ‘tie tee ee oe ae a 3S ight mm the privacy of their own | All this, whhent the sot 6 ais , ‘ : . : ’ i y neh’ wnindan-Pro.| chartiv. viel ancl j- : Ssestions | + - . wit t tics, thetics i = and district farm accident picture, | qualms” about accepting money ssamiaton, of Duminisntr| story vist all Prac can ig'qye broadest way sat the monty. for the Baie Race Keema | ey nd Teme anew ne © ‘oc i Ca c > ~™ Ut. a ° a z ” ~_ & 8 : S . . . that a specific safety program _— ane , adn't noticed | ther clarified this most impor.| sions. This tour will greatly ex- —" fer the auces i Be: oo et agpe ' ~~ one hemorrhoid case after ers cee ae can be undertaken in each area. that there was any particular need | tant issue. The procedure to be| pedite the subsequent meetings,| The Committee of Eleven will 7 ena ae Caen ana os . oy striking “pF yet me stitute. - Already Rates i 4 Some 7,000 rural people h ffer. forthe advice. followed, if now seems clear, will| and is an encouraging example! meet with all speed. as soon as, anne re o bby doctors’ observations wide use for healing injured tissue = 4 A peop ave offer- ae : os ‘ _ ensure that the whole broad sub-| of the importance which Ot- the Provincial Legislatures have+ Tee ‘ Pai ly relieved. And on ail scan af tha wate ed to serve as accident reporters. Sp # _ of taxatiqn - all levels be tawa sors to the forthcoming | conchried their sessions. There is TEN YEARS AGO hie quay oclicving pain, actual ne new — substance ts Thei “ : 4 eaker Sam Ravburn : vernment will come in for noazotiations. (It also is in sharp] ample reason for hoping that its < (illest ts | seduct ion (shrinking in supposilory or oiniment . reports will be confidential, @ Touss of Rences Sal . ~ U scrutiny. : contrast with the supercilious at-| deliberations will sighal the start eis oe Dune inouuvaid wa maa | a as Ask for : om 8 no names of persons or loca- in the Tike jean a So bik Sich an examination ™ {s long | — of the eee Liberal 9 a = eg IS | tebtisheneat iecated en Granville And most amazing of all—this Prapalation H Sawaluru oF ion of farms would be revealed, but s inuously since . overdue. The basic taxing po- yovernment toward the Provine-| Dominion-Provincial fisea rela- Street: was the scene of a des- émprovement was maintained in | Preparation H ointment with the findings would’ be es He has been Speaker longer than any- | wers allocated to each lovel of es). tions. They are aware of the M2g- -ryotve blaze early Sanday mora. “MSS Shere docjors’ observations | special applicator. Preparation H Bs compiled and ; ‘ ; | Governthent at Confederation ro- | re nitude and urgency of the pred. - bh fire, believed te kz were continued over a period of | js sold at all drug stores. sid As sretate + tas ality “ae one else in the history of the United -mainJargely unchenged, elthough | SCOPE OF INQUIRY lem: they have sble technical | ng aes Bee — ote meny months! Satisfaction guaranteed or money gram. Ontari fa States. Is there any member of the the obligations* and financial; While there was some doubt} help; their ground rules have; +p. ek-alen wiction of thn berd- Im fact, results were so thorough | refunded ~ so sy sosaen ario farm people are C di . - 4 | problems of each of those Gov-| imijially. aout the scope of the} been-set cut in broad terms. The . a > anadian Parliament who has served big aaa ged : , ing, caused extensive dam2ze to ‘ asked to co-operate so t ‘ of. | ernments have been-vastly ia-| inquiry, Mr. Fleming has now resuit should be nothing less than pe hat an ef 9 5 the shop and equipmest : as long? creased. The various makeshift, made certain that it will not be] an equitable redistribution of tax x fective farm safety progr. be : : Ses y program can * *. .® arrangements adopted in ‘an at- | merely another attempt to evolve} resources amomz the various le-- ye pH Rocers, newly elec- . devised. : It will be recalled that Premier | ‘¢mPt to adapt the. original ma-| yAlecan psf expedient, on - vels of ee in relation teq president of the PEI Red This appear: s chinery to meet the new de- orough-going reappraisal of the| to their responsibilities. Cross Society, will be the F O GU u ppears to be an excellent | Khrushchev pleaded a toothache as | mands on it have often created) ~~~ SS ee ume ak Ge uae eae IF YOUR ARDIAN ove, and might well be’ studied by | his reason for’ not accompany'rg | »more problems than-they solved. : iF d lj li meeting of the Red Cross cam-/ vad farm organizations in this Pro- | Prime Minister Macmillan to Lenin- be og eS a oe the A ie Ber in Po icy oe ee oO nce. : z ; Ss, we acmillan seeking . _ ~~ oe he ee eS pote sareeeh. oe oe measures to promote greater iS LATE eee OR MISSED ween a our member an r, Si : ; trade between the two countries Expresses Grave Concern Macmillan took -place in the House | tm of the 10 Provincial Finance) A broad range of world prob-| through with his threat to give | with a view. to increasing the Comments 7 ees P Ministers and Mr, Fleming, will| tems will. face Prime Minister | East Germany authority to deny | Uaited Kingdom's dollar-carnimg | \ ; So nting on Justice Minis- | of Commons a few days, after the sg io page msg ct penne and President Eisen-| the West accemp to West Berlin. | capacity. Di AL 6561 | ter Fulton’s reasons for refusing | Prime Minister returned: “Has the | ff By cant e Cont nuing | hower when they get together | DISENGAGEMENT REVIEW | HIT BY CONTROLS : a a | Committee on Fiscal and Econo-| this week to co-ordinate Allied} And Macmill itain, 1 RCMP reinforcements to Newfound- Prime Minister any reassuring pews | mic Matters, which will make/ policy on West. Berlin, to urge sr aipg ot hh ee i te te tet eae " land, the Montreal Star says that | om the subject of Mr. Khrushchev’s | @ technical assessment of the oe nage crisis pamention view of U.S. and British policy | mandatory costreis on the im- and a paper will be delivered right to your door. as é 9 4 ‘ proposa!s. 2 ably is the No, 1 item on their | on disengagement—the thinning »ortation of izn @1 inte the z they ar 7 arguments from irrele- | toothache? Yes, sir, I understand The membership of this com-| agenda, but no one expects they | out of troops, both Western and | U.S. though a oi predace: Special delivery service available between 8:30 vance.” His stand, it adds, “assumes | ¢ made a rapid recovery. eaktien snchetes the oe, oe wilt send four, days—the jlenath Soviet, in central Europe. The | herself, Britain controls rich ed am. to 9:00 am. if your paper is late — or . : . ~ * * servants in the Province e they ogether in ry sengagement, which | ‘ands in the Mile East and hes missed 4 that strike violence is in some pecu- Th e j in tha B Federal Finance Departments.| Washington and at Eisenhower's | has ‘gained considerable support | vast tanker ficet which stands : liar way different from any other ere were ructions in the Brit- | And finally, when the Committee | Camp David retreat in the Mary-| in Britain and Western Europe, | :o lose dollars as a resalt of the violence. It assumes a responsibility ish House of Commons the other s — is sey se _ Mio discqpuing that one is highly unpopular in Washing-| U.S. actioa f . s finis proposals, Provincial} subject alone. on. 5 Britain been irked . for the maintenance of law and or- day. Dame Irene Ward, a Conserva- Secidece seit toed: with: Prime| Baniceliy the wwe ord at ht} Abert Qhemh the. Dect atlas: |e oe ae 8 oe Sa w For the Fastest Service in Town, call oe det in the-provinices that does not fle tive member, called Dr. Edith Sum- | Minister Diefgnbaker to write—| along with Germany's Chancellor | the two leaders have a host of | “ightesing quotas on noeate of | i ys tit the federn} , merskill, a Labour member, an “ass”. | it is hoped—a new tax-sharing | Adenauer and France's President | other problems awaiting their at- | woollen goods. This has hart on e eral: government. It is | 15 make ghatteve Wares ihe add charter. de Gaulle, on Berlin policy, Both | téntion. They likely will review | aig’s woollen industry and re- ‘a political: decision taken, not by | oq the Labo Sr ‘ — The Economic Committee 2 are agreed on a finm western ant an Eastern picture, in- | duced the cozatry’s ability to ; . 4 ; : ? e ur member by her name ready thoroughly familiar with | stand-in Berlin, and Eisenhower, | cluding recent abértive up-| earn dollars. | . Mr. Fulton alone but by the federal | Edith, instead of “the aacerdbln the problems —_ me 5 Judging from = sane A oe ae and the general oe ie : * » government moving in o : a ik x it was established in , as erican people Monday night, | probtem . includ-| springboard for Macmillan te DIAL 656 es os seth die : a situation |} member”. This is what really distur- | held periodic- meetings to ex-| now has swung around. to. Mac-| Ing the West's/ unsucce: unsuccessful at-| launch a general discussion of I ‘ gers one, in its | bed the House. Several speakers ob- | .change information, secure a bet-| millan's view that summit talks | tempts to reach agreement with | Anglo-American trade. violent aspects, susceptible of settle- | jected to Dame Ward's informality; a aude os eae te nae nivel = Ae eupetied” te chee meeuares Tic wanen ro 8 th he Bn near epoca E35 Grank Goarge S. Charlottetowa . 2 ' ' subjects ordinarily would warant : . ene: by ordinary legal processes. but no one seems to have been put | operation among the various Gov.| exchange views on what steps, prise attack. such toplevel stully, bet Mac- Ed's Slegan: “To maintain the goodwill of those whom we ‘What Mr. Fulton is saying is | out by her remarks—except, of | ements. . | military or otherwise, the West} The di also can be ex-| millan probably will take advas- serve — the goal for which we strive!” 3 _ tha’ the RCMP must nét be al- '! course, Dr. Summerskill, : Mr. Fleming snnousiced that| shoud’ take if and when Soviet | pected to branch into fields of of his Washington visit te i ’ : , ; “ the secretary of this commitice,| Premier Khrughehey goes prime concern to Britaja and the e views cn them. | \ }