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delivered at the opening of the | = , | have artificial mahore pee npr session yesterday, contains quite less. the thought of such wearers © | planted to tigger a nae : 2 4 her of = that could be Chilling. in connection with-the Viet | Pulse (60 to 70). Technical faij-| NO shelves in thec bookshops! The style of the writing is a,number of measures oe ; ee - - i i | ure occurs in less than one per | 2"@ ™ore crowded in these sometimes reverent, approach- interpreted in this matter. . | Nam fighting.’The war there may be : 3 cent. : , | times than the shelves that ing the mystery of saute cui. « | tese include a development pro- reaching-a critical juncture, as Prime GUE HO : OWS ; The modern: version of the | Mold ‘the cookery books. They sine on tiptoe; but more often : . an F Minister Pearson ‘warned’ in_ his : . SS Ww TAKES THE B ay Adams. Stokes syndrome con. | fer @ fine confusing choice, | it is chatty, tripping lightly ‘gram “for the full- utilization. of our Philadelphia s Steet Wetten Ef Seren ee “ = mi | rae Hh driver wae waa | oo enormous menus in through the kitchen toward a reso imi i | la speec y- ; ° .. ~ | Just’ paid: her expressway tol) | ¢*Pensive- restaurants. | brilliantly. improv snack. ae owe a 1 There is no doubt that ifthe |- OTTAWA REPORT By Patrick Nicholson | and was driving onto the e You may buy a bulging trea- |. What a pity it ua w f rt 1] thich xit y ging Pp je can- Of poverty among our people, whic In: ae od re : | same, The battery of her pace-,| tise. richly illustrated with col-, not know--what proportion of béside strengthening and-broadening | United States commits itself muck | re di N | ° Sc S Ab d maker failed; she lost conscl- | ored plates or a collection of | these publications is bought by Measures within the federal sphere of further in the Asiatic struggle. 8,000 | anadian Novelist ores ouUCcCcess rod | qusness and ran into a tree. The | menus for every day of the--mothers for daughters, by young : coer ‘ : | mil vay. it will be hard ll ros on it . device was replaced but she | year, designed presumably - as) wives determined to do better cy he--desimed—“ miles away, it wi ard to pull out. | . as ; : ¢ ; responsibility, will esig to (a ‘ ’ Nicholas —_Monsarrat. “~Can-.. ned him. $80,000 plus a slice of making his home in two apart- W&S lucky that the incident o¢.|@ kind of insurance . | in future, by bachelors, by mid- - concert them more effectively with _ The drive among President Johnson's ada's most famous novelist, has the property for the film rights, ments, in a modern luxury | curred while she was on the | deans on toast. .del-aged cooks sick of the old ievimetal ams.” Because of the. tush line” adviserg is to continue | just seen his twenty-third book and it will be filmed aboard a block ‘overlooking the pretty "@™mP and not on the highway. ‘routine, and so on. With a cou- ee peer ee | bombing attacks on North Viet Nam, | Published in Britain and the liner and ashore in the eastern Rideau River. He keeps his Improvements. are being made O ple of graphs and a bit of con- importance -of- this-- plan. -the—Prime— eae eee eases : | USA: within a week, it celcbra- Mediterranean this summer. — wife, in the” living wing, and his | Constantly in ‘these electronic de- ur Yesterdays | Jecture one might write a fine ‘Minister will take di responsibility | but there is growing anxiety regard- | ted his 55th birthday by soaring /~~'The- Mua~“Mau~ ‘book, .*--The-~-files.—reference books, typewri- | vices.The..latest -is senigned-te : : | Feport on the subject. . fle “iis. co-ordinatitn. Rakisted by a '_ ing the outcome. Over it all lies’ what | to the - oof the best - seller list Tribe*that* vey a was _ me anotensing machine in. — 25 yeers. ano be | (From The Guardian Files) | Considered as literature. the rdination, y : 4 in Britain. | purchases, for $80,000, by the working wing. recharged throug ; piles of cookery books ¢lose a Be cea sg " | the New York Times calls “a sense | ™ | the Readers for His working habits are unus-| - - EPILEPSY NOT TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO iG 4 i ; apo gr ag elements of | f doom.” S | Saker tae ta aa oe | Megtion ts condenard form-ethe ual. His creative weting starts |. | CONmNCENGS npatiaedee tees wetting English iierature,’ rich to the Z oN : : io F; | _herois “| i , first seven of his novels to at 9 p.m.-an continues un -. C, writes: While discussing ee na int of meals consumed, in tak “the plan. the Government's area de- It is recalled that the French used | a ee —_ be thus feprinted. several of he has completed, to his satisfac- | epilepsy, 1 was told two differ- saemae aa oe ee oe esting and good cheer, - velopment program-will be expanded. the full resources of modern con- { himself — Britain's. Atlantic | his best - selling books are now tion. his invariable daily quota |-ent versions of how it is spread. a ice be ; ona by had less to say about the pre- a : -- <4, -ventional warfare_in- Indo-China and |— supply line on corvettes during ; also available in paper-b ack _of 500 words. It is.then around 2 | One is that you get it from being é peen com: | paration of food. ; in consultation with the provinces. to ; -| World War II, This was “The. editions, which~ can today be a.m. and-he goes to bed for four | sympathetic to the victim. The Bhermans This year, a“ the fitrstiy PY Sapanien. ‘al Caan. other areas where incomes are low. | W®Fre beaten. Can the U-S.-win a non- — -Cryei cea." which he wrote im. more lucrative for the writer hours. Rising early, he break- other is that the frothing at the sound" placts-have been | was famed for bread - jelly, but p ge lear land w: inst nine miltion | South Afri a “and the publisher than a hard- fasts and reads the newspaper. mouh ean transmit it. 1 won by Prince Street School— ed q | auc and war against nine million | - South Africa where he was set- Bi 1 ; do not | Shirtie Sterns placing first’ and bequeathed the recipe to M iss Measures will be. introduced to ai Chi > And uclear war | Vits as United Kingdom Infor- | cover ‘edition. Then’ he. makes a fair copy of | believe either ‘statement and J Coffi aoa the me ' Matty, not to us. Arnold) Bennet industrial expansion in these areas. |' meee: ap once’. nuclear war | .mation Officer. Sifice then, he A cigar - smoking, greying man his night's work,- and at once | would like your opinion, tect uae “The King and Qu oh. praised tripe as a glorious also to assist in re-employment of | ‘tarts. that indeed will be the point. ‘has demonstrated his virtuous- of shaggy good looks, Monsar- duplicates it in his bank's vault. REPLY ae eee + dish, but he did not seifdown in ere , Fe of no return! ity by writing’ successful _nov- ‘Tat is a familiar figure around ‘I have a phobia about fires, Epilepsy is not coptagious, It’ Mr. and Mrs. RS.P. Jardine | his Journal ins' for the workers displaced by automation or i] els set against such diverse bagk- Ottawa, which he gladly calls and nightmares about my | cannot be transmitted from ome | and their family: left Su | preparation of say, Mipe a !a affected by other economic changes. © S ill h | ' grounds. asthe Mau-Mau revolt home. completed manuscript being person to another, either by be | side on. Tuesd i tee mode de Caen. = : . : ~. “Still A Loophole: in East Africa, a pleasure cruise ‘I like small towns; I enjoy destroyed,” be told me. | ing sympathetic to the victim or | Charlottetown where thee will | Three Men in a Batt does, in- pap adiceconneslin Pee spans ao Prime Minister Pearson and Presi- | 2 luxury liner, the white knowing the people I see when At midday he relazes, enjoy- | touching the salvia. | reside te fubere, “Mr. Sardine | deed, describe ta doth the av fund for rural economic development | man's rule in Asia, smuggling, 1 walk down the street,” he told, nga cigar and two dry martin- BURNING FEET~ | has inted manag- | sembly at Sh h in dent Johnson held their two-hour talk and a trilogy of tracts for our me. “I feel lonely in a big is ‘with a- twist of lemon peel) R, S. writes: | 5 “dts re pees manny | sembly at Shiplake of - ‘ > isti : ’ es |, “R, S. writes: am 7 ich ** apt amendment to {he SxNGne last Saturday at the President's sum- | iasen. : city. lived in Lond on,, “on the rocks”, followed by &/ cid.’ Three years ago I broke ¢ merce at ‘Gaba oe ae taste "Gt atskcos peak ARDA legislation, and an expanded - C ‘David. high ; _ Paris and New YoPk, but they | lisht lunch. with his friends at hip and jnow use a catie. : baa hak’ cae ae oe “fisheries development. program. A | ™e! home at Camp David, high on | READ AROUND THEWORLD jaye too many distractions | his club, Then home, and f0UF soleg of ‘my feet burn severely, TEN YEARS AGO ond a hal peck of pees, hat @ > — 4 the Catocin Mountains in Maryland The Cruel Sea’ brought Ni- which whittle away my time. 1| hours sleep until -dinner time. | This comes. and goes, but (April 6, 1955) k pie and a bit of cold boiled company 9f.young Canadians is to be | It was noted that while Mr; Pearson’s-|—ferteon tor tera kia pn | couldn't. live and work in ' any ee sem 30 year | it returns it is very painful. C Sir Anthony - iden became | bacon, half tin of salmon, &. s. “ ij rgies-| **’ : ° rtune in royalties . whic hose* ci Beg old’ duck - hunting 1 | ’ ‘ ; Britain’ , : set up, “through which the SnGE summer home is protected by an tells me has already passed = me = a” - | eighth of-an acre of private rock Le ~~ nae | oer Te pits en owed bogie traf = ao — ~ad talents of youth can be enlisted | > ire otrol. the US. head of state |. 22:00 Of his leven subsequent STRANGE WORK HABITS | in the St. Lawrence's Thousand | ‘This symptom usually stems | 254 years ago. prea tek nce eae anel his in. projects for economic: and social : pa ; e s: ead 0 s e novels. perhaps the best - krown Monsarrat was born, - like | Islands. There he enjoys sailing, from neuritis, poor circulation, | : prot after all: aad.

1 hoth in "Cansd a is guarded: behind’ the “combined and-most lucrative. was.‘‘T-he. the Beatles, in Liverpool, Eng- | fishing and boating two miles to ter too much blood. Ap nae | tiseien Casieces ale alec | old Boat = or development both in Canada an forces of armed military guards. heli- | “¥,!°® Pirates’. which has land, where his father, now re buy even the milk and eggs. |" gelled WIT bs mesded te” aemuee ted Guten tr -the- fe — | ae ee on ie ne, i abroad”; also—after further consulta- © Mittary § . sold. 120,000 copies in Britain, tired-and a hale 43, was a well. A hard - working author, he ,; cone mmerside | y notes prepar:

s ve copters, an electric fence, the secret .| 80,000 ‘in USA, and about 300, k He has lived in h t statted hi £ book, |. ine, the cause. | High School etudents. She is the | The same imight be said of Ro- tion -with the provinces—a Canada . = 2 Se ene? ae Oe c. anOWe SULECOn. Se in | hee et Oe eee *| _ (NOTE: All-cortespondence | daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Hollis | bison Crusoe, < Assistance Plan, “providing for fed- | Service. and total personnel running | [ohJcces I also recently ame, ont or eleven Years, now ' which wilt be-his autobiography. | to’ Dr. Van Dellen should be | Cameron and pupil of grade X- | . The immortal castaway is ge-

. c : 7 anguages. It also recently ear- " ef ‘ i ; ce into the hundreds. After the assassi- | i : addressed to: Dr. Theodore B. She will be crowned by last | nerous with culinary details, but Se ee | nahon of President Kennedy, one can | Ht ae kK i Child’ Ed ti Yas Daten So Citvage Tri | oes wien, Minebeth Bownees | tay of thik ero relevent to ttle. . hensive programs under which people P : ' PUBLIC FORUM | UCK IN Nas ucarion une, Chicago, Minois.) at the Easter prom. —- island- as dinstict from his. can be assisted on the basis of their well understand the tans for these | | ‘ Sarnia ' Observer nee the Spec : ephols ton syetinn Of putas | ‘Se perssepeeseaty ot sosetmes at | «Cae a youngster Ney iarst school system becomes and m0 As. expected, the Speech also |- | tartal. fhe Guordicn whacs-pes secee | 1Y. be Gleoned a edu- matter how much money is : cti th f against a similar tragedy which is | ps delens ae ‘opibies Sr anak | cation? Or is it simply a matter poured into the coffers of edu- o bs forecast action on the proposed for- | : to the suthociti pondents. All letiers published are sab | of luck? eg cation, if the stimulus for learn- ‘. mula for amending the constitution. © ©2¥S5!NS concern to the authorities. —|_ ject te editing and condensation where We are inclined to believe it’s ing is not included than all oth- fg a V e a if a : @ S This is the fact that under U.S. | wtressers The Guardian is unable t , combination of both.’ This er efforts are in vain. At the |

revision of the Bank Act, a new Rail- lew | enter inte any. corrreshendence regard. | th : * is 5, eet ; oaks rey bakaanlan eory has its start almost be- risk of over simplifying the mat- | way Act; recognition of “O Canada”, | ‘Timinal law, the assassination of the | ™= Em fore kindergarten when a child, ter, we.would say that in the fi- | President is still just an ordinary through sheer happenstance, is na! analysis, it is the parents | ene

| “us hope-that it will be treated as Se eee | “Sea Cow. Pond Will Get A New the -clald’s laelboet-had sonia

5 5 oe it’ i luck | the child’s intellect and imagin- | — S k il , : 9 20 : — / whether or not he has a dedicat: | ation, but sometimes all his ef- ac vi e eae

such, and not made the excuse for | © authority or responsibility. | oF moment th ds, mére partisan wrangling or—worse __- A move is on foot, however, to | rather stunned me, For the past {ii'"actristots and get him | teed pitenet ene att ) , stil—for the calling of 2 snap elec-.. make the murder ofthe President a | sev zea mf Mex Dimes cough oft catnge. "For it deen’ te aches onee | MOM eton . $2.90 tion before it is implemented. | federal crime, since it is a crime | ‘further the progress of our ‘** — aes must. be a fom : te _ @PGrse i : : : : A is a bore a § + | of moral crime for stroys = en ~ | against the whole nation. The John county. We hoped the govern- impersonal and distant, chances Fin dustry aad Mibeeid tis. taaae!

: : ' sans 5 : : ; ments, both federal and provin- ; i { : : * 3 Navy Scores ee) tie ofthe ‘out ll. to eek tha mates cial would do something “bis” indifferent ‘student im Tater Ttoeivie with luck and a few Truro The Royal ‘Navy has ~sailed into! ed rr : to help us help” ourselves. We_ years. | blessings; our-young.-people are

: : : 7 ss : h : Sa ata = i 5 ation’ again in the English Channel ee ee ne Precidcat or ane, | et Rood Plant located ere. | The theory holds more water beceming more learned year by : | and won a famous victory, reports a _ ™ureer_of the Vice-Fresident OF any- | We believed the Moss Plant Whe® one cons ; year. The challenge of ‘ . ae one in the line of succession. } might find its future heme in @2Vironment is recognized by | science combined with the des- in n rn ee The bungling which took place in: , Tinish. We have labored in | “ducatore as the key to a good |perate reed for more trained gling which took place | education. Without encourage- | specialists have created a ‘cll,

A mixed squadron of frigates, mine- | : vain for a-hostel.or rest home ; : : ’ : i : | ment and interest by. parents it | mate’ for increased knowledge. s . the wake of the Kennedy assassina- | ‘call it what you will) to care is cents tt thd | All that a oe H alifax 5 $ 4 80

ithout trace. : ment officials we requested ‘ as : , : : bag enemy on this occasion was | that it wasn’t rushed through imme- | recreation park to ‘oe ‘the chil. Ne matter how improved our | role in tomorrow's world. A ti e h diately after that harrowing event. dren off the streets to a. safer n onis

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sweepers. and-patrol boats in a dawn- ae Srey fi enahee ciiaens than action sank the enemy almost | tion is evidence that such legislation | 1 ee | rule that a student will again | the student's luck to hold and oa : zs is needed. The surprising thing is In briefs submitted to govern- | peak grass. * “fos S| for parents to recegalaa their LAAT CATT ' ‘ .

miles long by one mile wide drifting | ‘to our way of life. And Yes! We

up thé channel on a course east- Research in a London hospital | dreamed that the promised na- Post northeast. It was the result of a col- | mavy result in the elimination of the — =. for West ee Consider the automakers of | difficult to provide 100 per cent i t i iti i i would find its resting place at) Canada and the U.S. and mourn (accuracy in meters. But lision between two oil tankers in a traditional scrubbing which surgeons | int histori wl inted | thelr plight. cat ta dice | opperenty i y age: ta channel fog ten miles off the trun- | and operating-room personnel per- | stretch of beach, the beautiful -sinessof selling speed. But the |the margin of error very sub- cated pier of Bognor Regis. ; form before beginning an operation, | scenic location, North Point. police of both countries are in | stantially | At Brighton, i Essttourne, st | reports the Financial Post. It was | We. deters’ some ot out S60 SS1G008: OF OOUNUO i sce ja Comite he topo | Bexhill. at Hastings, indeed all along found that personnel wearing a paper | for no other reason than Zz Now pleasing both the speed- rs *% a i = “cj PS i ing back confidence | abl ~| U.S. It appears that, t the coast where the “cinq ports” once | bag over their street clothes shed far | >ring a eoepie, waa Gains 0) per = A ae - ‘am -_s testing of ¢ secteur a nae

watched over the maritime defenses less bacteria than those who had | reaiize that, through the years | dilemma of considerable ‘size. | 2dian-built cars, only the cars But the automakers found a destined for the police are ad-

of the island. the alert was sounded. showered. ‘then donned clean caps | West Prince was the forgotten | .

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a cilia te wa ime days. Then ese . | Again we had ae ~~ ‘fi | personal interest in knowing > ae tly ‘cleat ae modest |

from Portsmouth the naval officer Bowing to pressure “of opinion | . Prince Gur topes ro oie, tie . | Clearly, 7 ihe "aulomakers 3 , Speedometers, the U.S. Bu: | sow want to continue to do some

dommanding there ordered the fleet from within the Allied nations, West | agination soared. and on April eau: of Standards recently disco | Or illus, king, thene ts 3 ; usion-ma .

to sea. with the south of England's Germany has extended by four and |. 2. Hon. Watson MacNaush' tells | vered, register at least threé per | ™° Install b complete supply of “gamlen’: (a chem- _a half years the deadline to prosecute Sea Cow Pose. seawater i! cent too.mach mileage. Highwa) illometers end ween the speed : ee : ; . officials, they were told, © | is 69 mph, the speedometer will

ical that causes oil to sink). Nazi war criminals, The new date is He forgot to mention the blue- | couraged U.S. automakers 10} 2.4 a devilish Sen "| It was an act “in the great tradi-<"the end of 1969. That will be twenty | berry fields. How generous can pe: ‘ape ae Feat | Speeding ‘drivers, however, tions of the service.” For this officer years after West Germany was.grant- | your offe. of ‘aid to this “For-, would ptovide » builtin salety Soul oaaene ar ae

ve the order entirely upon hisown | ed its first degree of autondffiy and | gotten Land” is “too little-and | factor. ‘This has the added facturers are now installing the

Adagio: a5 : | too Jate.”” “ | vantage of making gas consump- jnitiative. Nobody knows even yet almost a quarter of a century after ci i ak, | dee aapeee canewnin ighter a nt age on readings. Pre- who is going to pay. But quickly. _ the collapse. of, Germany in World nee © Gavin | tell ; | | oe on tiewa Boa ee urgently. into the mist that surrounds | War II. \ ‘Tinish. PEL, : | It is true that it is extremely | ample! =~ -

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