- Eh: «imam l

.‘Coven Prim- Ediurd i-lalld blkI The Di! wr. mum... lilbllnhv lung. two.

In iiivI Eclilb. Fublilhed um, .m. ,i., humour. (except 5..» iinl..4,-l .i .5; Prime su- . l i ibuiiiu... Nr-w‘parlell l... Alb"

my. .mi .muim.

,i. Minimum,

learns-tiled .iuimini. liy ibmum Neuxplpln

“mum on... imam .25 Univenuy Av- m .ukv. Lulu... 5...... .vi. l'i' l w...

u w- l... (Wu... n.‘ l‘-i‘niitlim Aluminium Ami The Munro... vu. lhn t'nnediori oiiliilrd m ii» ‘\l 'M in b.

or... i. mum...

limb" or Ill rim...” . it... “I... mum in ii a. i i... i - mi his a. km... .l. l i. um... All

ml .4... is ii.» p . .. "am. hi W. i... .u a. um...” ii...

.i .. mum hum

u. m ii... mil». .ud Ii... mom i...

u . , ‘lK , Enlist. cm.

Maui... Aim 1.... i b .. iiuiuim.

FAST-2 s fin'lilil“.\H’1ii2\llilsili‘2l, lulu.

Heartening indications

How in more the uni-iii ioiinlvl

"a pm mul l.“;illlli’. pow" \\;|s rho thcnlc oi l‘l'i‘-lll|'ll: ls'oiluvlti's .iil- dross llvloii- l‘iiiv llilli‘ll ..liil.u»i Assoiiihli '.l‘.ll'lll.ll' ll ttd‘ .|I| |ll- Ipiriny uwvwh. . ill il vamo at A time \\lit‘ll it siniulil li.l\r‘ ilio unwi- nuuu «uni .ium. iiuili: lllllllilllu. ll l|Pll in mull. \\lll l‘iiiiin lliliislm' Pearson’s nlilll’l“: on Tl]ill'<tl}|\‘. in which the ll('€‘il (or strengthening L‘nitml Nzlliiili- iiciil‘c-kr‘opiug nia- l-llinri'i \ld‘ l'llltllllhl’i‘fl. lu the

main. liui, ii \\.ls in harmony with the remarks of the Soviet foreign minislrr. {\ir. (lromrko, which were

touched in unusually conciliatory terms.

Mr. Grulnihu's niust arresting ntatement as his proposal for an

lR-nailllu (I ’nltlllii‘lll summit roll- ft‘l‘onl'e In W lil'lll in \lllxi'llfi' ill illc first half i~l INII. This will t‘t‘qllll’P l good deal o! cautious considera- tion on the part of the “‘r‘stnrn [mm M in. luau-w. uiiil ill I prim iiltI‘l".li~l\, II in: I “treat mistake" to roinrt it out of hand: hilt thore would have to be careful pvopumiiuu. in um any (hum-b li‘ill iu duiillul' disanpnuilmriils in ihis (It‘lll. President Kamich sprung a sur- prise irth he suggested that the present pause in the mid war he

iUllllIl

llllllltl not

.immauwl iii a i win (morn ditlrvn to the moon. h ilio livii countries pooling I‘ ‘f‘al‘t’l‘l Ind ex- perionl‘e In spni't‘. Tl . . not so l'ur—

fnirhnd as it iiliulii \i'Cl'l. For n rol- alivon .uuuuu hill i‘llt'illlldflllll: beginning has already been made h. (Vi-operative silan rrsr‘al'ch be- tween the l’iiiil‘rl Swirl: mid the Soviet lininu.

The two Cflllllll'l(‘$ li.l\'r‘ “Villar- taken to exchange \vralhor data. to bounce radio tl'flnsmi<sinns off I Awloliiip in he hum-lion :iovi your by tho l'.. and work iiiui‘ilil‘r ill mali- pinz the earth's magnetic field in Inst-e. tinder this nrrnngomeni. I "hrii lulr" lioiirccn \V =hiliutiln and Muumi iiill i- ‘ t‘liliil’l picilli'r‘s taken hr sntr‘llill‘s auri nlhnl‘ \\'oat'n» or data within six hours after re- ceipt so that the information will hp useful in foi'ocasi‘iiliz. The two

' rnuiiirios will share onuiilll' ill tlic oosl oi the line.

When this ngrrcmoni was In- nolinred a few wooks ago. enthus- iruits nl’r‘diclt‘d that at some future time I Russian and an Amoricun astronaut might share a space cap- sule. or an American satellite miizht ride n giant Soviet rocth to n diss tant planet. The enthusiasts may be closer to what the future has in [inure than most 0! us have iziven them credit for.

It is hesrinninz in note this ehnnged ntmosphore following the signing of the nuclear Lost ban Igreement. which him already done more to use world tensions than anything that has happened in the pest decede.

Cause Of Confusion When the Pearson Government 001* «(fire it announced its intell- . tion to follow through with In also, Hon promise to Ippoint both I Min- ister Ind Ill Associate Minister of .Agrieillture. One of these incum- . bent-I wan to be made specinlly re- ‘Wlble for Agricultural problem fin Mm Csnndn. No legislation ‘wu introduced to rive mm to this lpolizy. And the result in I situation lwhteh. tn the view of The Country gm In influentiol fnrm monthly {wished in Winnipeg, in very eon- MIK- Hon. HIrry Hnys from Milena ‘ Irv-ll In Inukt- e! Agricul-

l

l

hunk Will... i :4.

In. H the .- Intel h In In.- anointed with him. Hon. Rene Trem- hlnv from Quebec. continues in the ubinet ll minister without port- folio. Although srlven In office in the Department of Agriculture. Mr. 'l‘renihlai' appears to be taking little ML'IIN" part in its work. Moreover. he has not become known to (arm people or to their lenders. nor does he appear to be getting I first hand insight into the prohlunis and Pour |\l lli‘.~ ot‘ the national agricultural situation.

Mr. H on the other hand, \\ll]lt‘ having to answer (or the full l‘mlm- ui‘ lhe Dcparimonl' .ciii- iliris. is ill the unhappy Msltlnn or not knowing Whether he will be sharing his i‘espnnsihilitirs ill the ill-:lr l'iIlIil‘o. Finally. of course. the l‘llllllllllt‘ll and prolonged lloiiht ahout the leadership of the Department is disquieting to farm organ :ltinils. .\'il llllt‘ shrubs to know what in ex- ...»rl ul' l‘\d(‘ll_\' whore they stand.

"Thus-P concerned with the \l't‘l- {are of the agricultural iiidiistl',. mix: The Guide. “cannot help lillt ihii.l. ihni lliP richly and indo-ision iii si‘lillliL' iliP ouoslion of niii ial muhori ‘ has had It considornlilo lwal'ing on the failure of the Lil)- orul lini'orumeni in introdurc Its (arm program. With the ‘illkll‘ Mu coin inn oi urnin policy. which for the most part is being handled by the Department of Trade and (‘um- nierl-r. any suggestion of new lliA iiioiiios hlis hem conspicuous by its Ilisence.

"Other than destiny.r with the routine matters, little of soy cun- seqlicnce has been accomplished. In fact, the new Government has steadily refused to even say where it stands with respect to is number of important agricultural election pruini’soc. The impression one gets is that it really doesn't know which way to turn."

Agiiruliure. the article coin-hides iiiil. “(-nrialiilv m...‘ inan than I caretaker adminislm- tion In the nAiion's capital to deal with It! prohiemll."

Honoring Sir Winston

Thn Frilish government it re- portedly prepared to consider sug- gestions that Sir Winston Churchill be nlililt' an honorary life member of the House of Commons. The sug-

gestion. first montm‘l when Sir WinA stnn announced his retirement from the House, has gained substantial support and ii is expscted that at the next so. ion of the Rritish Par- liament I move will he made on the part of some private MPs to give Sir \l'i mi this new status. The Gorernmelil would then have private consultations with the opposiiiirl before committing itself.

Unanimin would be dos! (llll? in hes-lowing Rlli‘ll a signal honor. nor do we imalzima that Sir Winston would accept it from the House on any other terms. In any case. it would entail uh important chiliirze iii the Constitution. The change would involve the creation of I special "constituency". rather like the Chiltern Hundred—la nominal paid office under the C]'li\\"l for which an Ml" applies when he wishes to resign his seat. In fact Sir Win- ston would “represent” a non—exis- tent constituency. A special Act of Parliament would be necessnl‘y in effect the chnnye.

It is said that some Labor mem— bers mikht dissent to such 3 pro— posal. unless similar provision was made to honor Lord Attica: in which use the Government would quietly drop the Idea. But surely Lord Att- lee would be the first to agree that Sir Winston is in .I close by himself! All who were mocinted with him in Britnin’n wartime government share In the credi: of its achievement, but who but. Winston Churchill could have led the nation in victory at that time. and put the whole free world so deeply in his debt?

The British Commons would honor itself If it made n gesture of this kind in recognition of Sir Winston's unparalleled services. It would please the neat man. too. 'f tendered wholeheartedly—perhaps more [him any other tribute it is in the power of the nation to bestow.

EDITORIAL NOTE

he Canada Genetic shows that the net outstanding unmItured debt of Canada on July 31 was $18,037.- 200,000. That represents 3 b a u t $1,000 per Canadian. The increase in the total since last year was 31.604.200.000 or some $90 per “we.

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GLASSES

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maven KENNEDY GETS New Ravine

"MORE FINE PRINT!“ BRITISH COMMENTARY

Zanzibar

Untied Klnfllnm lnlormntlon bulletin

lel'rtluy uh... l... uni-II.- Q! lo the Zanzibar indl'pl‘xldelll-e Conference (moped lulu Ln..- don's historic i.ancasier House it marked in I very real sense ill « Marv In“ r... it u yrnrs tum. this mm. and irr- lite island .ianninz or! iii. nun (‘osst at Air Fund .u. tamous In its tlmevonml Into blue Contact ultli Brllain

in those lui-liuloni dliys It “as llll‘ immiluiuvihn n! . Iiav. trade and ii.» Hrillnh made I .m-iiy iiilii sun h... Sui inn in ms iorbiddins .iu imlI holwecn the island and m. .m-

9

bian torritorles of Said in \iul- 1

rm and mum.

This Irrillv uuukiu lllr run.- I": point of the lung ilflltl m Bri- 'hill to end th terrible rnvall‘s oi slavery throulzhollt tho whole area. mu oi East and c 9 mm Aim-u The 20th century bI. .iuumb berm-e i. ended

Todai |ll(‘ ('alllt‘tiral in 7...“... bar is n reminder of those dark limo. ll stands m. the l'rry sllr ol the former slave market our market “in... aroused such bit in tlL‘irrmlnntitln in the famous misvlounl'woxplnl'rr David Lid- iinne ubu did more other sinnlc man to 9nd slavcry

The very hislnry oi Zanzibar has complicated lb. modern pol- iliral problems. rur 2.000 mm in.- dlions have um. sailing i..- to its linrhnur from tar across lno lndlsn Uri-an n unminuml East Alric: I. n slavinll l n trading centre Ami In in the nature of things ils popululinu \izls I L'asmupnlltan one bl mu... ran-s :u... minim... mm» m .\Iriruns A.-

Christians Mid Arum. . three-quarters at the pmplb m Airicans many at them descend- Inls «i lurmer slaves Only I lit» llt' liver is prr cent are of pure .irul. struck and the ion-lather: ul mm: um lurmcrly llie um- lords. coAuTloN novnRNMEN‘I‘ Britain took Zanzibar pl‘llirt'lliln u. mini and in. ink was :rbully rascd by th. hnr- muiiuum illillll‘m'P ur Islam ml

1 respccl tor tllr traditional rul-

Irs nu. by lhl‘ yuiliih-s of u..- in land caught up will. the modern world mailers bet-Ame more complicated.

rum yrnrs ago it “its del- on to introduce a my constitu- lion with I mlnislcrlai gym... and n. elected muibrlly b. legisllture. The tint. election lln hiauuary nl‘ 196D was I dull. luck (or nn party was able to form I Kovel‘umcnt Ind no coni- ilinn pmvbd posslbl’; Sn mouth. in" another election provided I.. ulmosi ercily llmillr mull.

Fortunately this lime lwo nl the maior plriie: barbed inform I con inn sovernment. These were llir Zanzibar Nailnnallsl mm with in «l the a In Ind the bomb. People‘s mm with 3 um. The Aim Shirnl Party with in ml. provided the Opposition and um were 3 pump... ml 5 unpainted incm rs. Lust yrsr uunlbi-r rnulmuce mblud agreement. on the exten- .Ilnn oi the franchise. Tbl. wu lullowed by discussions with the British Colonial Som- r.v niler which the ZInzibIr Lemmle Count-ii lpprnVM I bill pmv - lug in. internal neltqovermmit.

roPmiA'rioN ammo Even wllb It: camp-him. Iv- lend oi Prmbl Zunxllnr 1. only 1.020 aquatic miles in Ire. wllb l populltlon not much over no 001i. oiny denrnde ber- Ily on the export. 0i dove]. though mnull. r Ind nutmell Illa contribute in u.- prurl urnlnu. Witb lu lovely consume. in solemn old lume- will. their bu- - linddd noon. It be: I met loads. I» lentil]. Int needn help (or II ion. blind ll one rum to link. Cert-Inly lriuin will contin- up to be the nulm- Inurce ol Ild II! lumber Ines lurwml into imilvmukm'c irony. I“ up in ii» helzinninu of ms Colonill Develmnenl Ind Weller. M'm an»).

Iliun any

‘ Icilnoner rigged She was

i under ‘ sees in In unlikelv locale — llie .

. Frunce'l

Much will depend in. lamb bar's (mil relutllmsliip with the mniullnd Commonwealth lem- lbries or Keny . Uganda Ind i Tanssnymn which plan to lorm In East Airican Federalion. al~ ready llirsl- mm iiork in l'luse Ind prnniuble burnmny inside the Ensl Afriun (‘omrnon Ser- vices msnlution. which in the heir to flip Old East A lril'ln

lull Commission.

Znnrlbnr is sin-st hem-lil- {in}: from the V‘I'Lli' N’IWItil‘li by ihr nrnnninliou on nu uni-lb ry by. n will neuron on ll. I

The End Of A Mission

kin... ul llie beuple tilemulvu whether my closer InociItion l. rifecled. The public-l leIdm hm .Illnwn commendable lore» slglll u. recognizing but the proposed Federlllon hI much to alter. There is no disputing lb... iiu trndency in (in World today i. my"... inrger troup- lnII. And Zauzlbu cl]! tlk Ir... bomlun lm... the 1.9. lin i...- lbm lnIlnlblld belghbour. I... a. Iiu hersrlt intends In M. lovnl numbm M the Common- wrnllh.

Does Anyone Know?

Rear-sumirnl In". Pulle... (flhnler Basin. Mk In The AllIull: Advncnle

in ms I ship called nu cum. Victoria look the rub... oi Coir icdcralion lrorn Quebec u. Char» lotictnwn. uIlilIx Ind Saint John Mid bark or Qllcbt‘l‘. This vangI might well be titled thc prelude lo Contedernllon. I nd mutuly the Queen Vicloril had I part. to plIy in this in... prr~ lod in rauadlbb hislbry

This ship wss built by nnbm Naper and Sons at Gnian III was. Slu w... In iron sicnmship oi :lon horsepower with twin mew propeller. u I r dimesn- .lqu were I. (allows. . nlzlh m lrei. bum .10 (cal. an dcpih in lhr hold [5.5 Tel-l Aucurdlnll u. uu .hippmg Register It Quebec .lu but one desk Inn two mum. . built lnr Mr, Francil Baby ul Quebec. and had I sister ship called NI- poleon ill. The government held I mortgage on bull. slupx I .. .i look them nm in im. rn viclnnu laundered s2 irom uIvIuI u.. 13 ' I ip

Hers t

Napoleon ill WI! lost in l [Ile ot! the culrlnce in Little Glue nay un mu. October. mo.

in 1954 we will be celehrntllllz the events whit-h vaml the way to Confederation and lb. bull. of

the Dominion bl Council A lire-l i

den] is known Ibollt wilul to 0k Dlli'! in 1364. but lapel-cum no

e run say whnt me Q u e 2.. \ilclnrin looked like.

um is a ship which should he known to every student or Cl"- ndlun histury. but like In mllly lllim which the nude their cuntribulion to our progreu. they have sailed ley unknown. uuromnlnl Ind lurpollun.

A very lburpukh unrub hu been mud! to Ir.v Ind ilnd pic- ture. I Ielch or even the pi I at the Queen Vlclurln. but w m without success. It Iny or your rcadcrs have any knowlednc at this ('nnadmn ship or know wiler I an ilnd l plrlure ol her would they please let. in touch with nu

French Voyageur Relics

Nllllmll Gulflnhlc loci“!

Underwater archeology lust been extended (mm erm clrnr }

irothinz rnld rap 1 at streami: on the Minnuots nilrlo border. ‘

By surmising where canoes .u ‘ lmhscentllry ma... my line laundered. scuhl dlv- ‘

‘ u. have emerged will. rusl~ on i

-rllsll=d muskeis. axes. spears. brusskctllrs. Ii... blue. inn..- iobl noon. uuz the voyueuu in- tended to exchlnge tar bIIve. Felts.

From the inc 1600'. lo the mid-lm‘l. Frenchmen paddled lull rm... Mbulmi deep into Nurlb American wilderuels In seek lurI tor lbe European true. They travelled I moo- ...u. network ul rIplds- rivers and tnkel iron. the St. LIwi-euce well Cub-an Luke Allubuu. pnylug I ter- ‘ cluoel Ind

lost. live].

The during ulrch tor some of their Irmch II delcrlbed by St- Kllrd F. Olm, Minnesota Author Ind nllurllllt. In In Irlicle eu- tilled “Relch (rum Ihe Rlpidl" In In: September tulle M NI- Iionll Gu’srlvllk‘

INSPIREII BY ENGINEER

The unusull explorltlan sclb eme wn conceived by Dr. aw. nIle, hlllory-nilnued Mlnne lulu engineer who developed 1 probe" to convert lbw-lune to- unite lnlu uleflll iron ore. Till diving prnlecl i... become I cir operndve effort. which will call- tllllle for yam. between I I Minnelou Hllilorlcli Slk‘lety Ind the “ntverlily Ill Toronto's Roy- Il Ont-Ha Mumm.

"We idenled nur lol‘ relth “M 1’ PM enough ll) be dungenml, but not loo mm to than! experienced boll"!!! Inch u the vnylleurl." Mr. mm nil.

Fim dIVeI were In Inuwood River. mm In miles northwest of Lake Superior. The remit wen II eye—pawl“ enmiple u! belinnrr'l luck.

WIN Mr lurch il I Geri. hull-Ind whirlpool the luv.- em I. “mend

lurch Iv:

with only I badly eroded movie lumen. Then llu bun-nu Ind vrooioil Illnkenclnoe— 35 trade axes. 24 l-hllell Ind spurs

"At this llnie litr." Mr. Olson wrote. “diver: I Ilmuslnd musket built. I dep- osit. at binck Ind while bu I. three mI n! vermulun leul. bub. buttons «limblu. gun» Hints. I III! piece at pewter Ind Iwn sections at In Indian- pive thnt tilled Deflectly loIelI- er."

Next mu... .llvm prnwltd beuellh while w Ier at the Grins lie River— I buuulul Ilrenni whole cliInnel but. thrbulh Iot- ll‘l rock. Rlpldl Ire ale-II llllcl< wnys lined will. everlree'lll. The emedlfion wI. loam by va lion-l Geognpblc'. Dnvkl I. Boyer whoa Efllm‘ pl.mepr Illullrlle Mr. Dllml'l Irflele. All.) tenured il I new ll’llD ill the [ride I'mltel lllmlinl Ihe lite or I DWW Voylseurn NI~ ilonl! Park on the Minuewu - Dnurlo .

MUSKE‘I’S FEW THE DEml

Juli Ibove Grill". LIKE. div- ." [WM two "mine! In ll lieu Illll pl"! Ill Ill! luck ltlll l.llA in

('l. Melnwhll: Clnldl llld bell": exploring — .ul mm... dflml tic dllcnve CH"! of L Enroll in Ill! GeorIIIn B y Ifll. DiveI It Double Rlpid 12 mil- u DIIW Luke NlplllIlII. pro wed e an. Ixen. mount bdl brIn kettles. nnnlnui mel- lwls. ice chlIell kniVeH ilir umpllnl M II!“ Iny Inc: «In. would carry. Tile unamnm to a probe! III opened up In u- m cheater in America mbeolony. A: Mr. Olson points out. "All mu II lei! d Ch. [II I mm M! Ill ml

. LIe W1, Oren mull. LI: den Mille Llel lumen fill! mum HI! sound Ind the mil in the wilderne- Ila the led at be IIhva.”

lound more Ill-II ‘

Three Stages Of Syphilis

by Dr. new" I. V“ noun Penicillin llu munch: period from two yen: to I week. The remedy l. so simple .an .- no

reuon why Inynne win. the me Illollld dein min I phy~ am. I ma. Ilul u.

at e infection. in» elfldi ( the conlenitll type in which the child ll born with by}:- hlil.

Unlren Iypblli. exill. lliree nu . The prim-W Ian ichlnerel cIll occur Iny-

where but l. on the lenllllll where llru cant-ct wII nude with the swarm all The open sore Ip- pIIn wilqu three to six weeks I expmure Ind l. blghly can- It i. lenicu Ind quIl» fler w l. i c b in.

The ueondbry .l [e hull" one no Him monlhl lulu. Dur- in. the lulu-vIl. the wrestles Ire bulv nullllplyluv Ind mm lei-l... throughout the body. chlrlcterllllc red 2 r .. p u o n bmku am over the body. which in mail notireuble on the bulk Ind chest.

The victim Ilsp bu I mre lbml. headache. Ind enlarge mean at the neck glands. The mm: is Covered with mull. painless ulcerations linucolll pntchcsi esr lesions nlsll cnnlliu MI Ibuqum number ul eplmhrlu nd. In untruted cases, may ruler the brsin nnd lplnll fluid, llu llnlng pl lb 2 blnml vessel». the liver. and u.- an ee

Thou wl... puss ihmllsh the primary Ind sccnndary slazel oi .yphllll. willinui lmlmeni me or only not hr lucky. One In lour seems lb develpp I.. unlu- ull resistance to the urzallisml and nothing happen]. The re- "minder u.» liker u. In an the lerllIry. or third l. e. which consists bl I vIrlely Ii destructive lesions throughout the body. Blood vessel involve- meul l. lhe most minus upon becluse the rlrculniion in quy ‘orzuns alien is impulmi. Dlm< l Ilfll nerve tissue may lend lo ‘plralysll. blindness. Ind iuuu-