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Canada's national ballet eomp- age from l0 to 18 are Ann Sal- .” nu won mm.namm,1 "claim ford. left. 13. of Toronto, J udy

V M g , 17, Paris. 0nt.. and Lin- and. as a result, 300 would-be bal- dim G':anL M, Clevdmdy ohm

lerinas from many Dart! 07 H" lDancers from Switzerland Aust- world have joined the company's ralia, Denmark. Bermuda, the summer school in Toronto. Typical US. and nine Canadian provinces of the young II J . rianginl in are taking the course.

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BEACH SERVICE A

Something new in deluxe bath-lfrom Rome. and is getting special

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.Few Complaints Made By Aussies

in charge of the Church of Eng- land immigration service here says Australians are the most cheerful immigrants thn come to Canada and '

are the most complaining.

James Dunn sail Australians It easily into the Canadian way of life and seidonn complain even if they are out of work for several months at first.

”Aust.rallans have a cheery oil tookoalifeandneverexpecttoo much. Most of them don't need much help anyway. They get right in there and get themselves jobs." Mr. Dunn said Scottish and Irish

English have more than anybody. "same ol them seem to expect too much. They think all

complaints

lence of immigrating." justified about Canadian i

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era for a long time.

Archbishop Of Canterbury ls Against "Isms"

NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP)-The Archbishop of Canterbury. once a school teacher. Wednesday gave fellow church leaders a brief lea- son in English.

it came during a session of the central committee of the World Council of Churches when speak- era were using the words ”oecu- menism" and "oecumenicity" in- terchangeably.

Rev. P. O. Bersell of Min- neapolis asked which was the right word to describe the nature of the council's work.

The archbishop. Most Rev. Geof- frey Francis Fisher, primate of the Church of England. said that ”oecumenicity” is the word with the proper connotation-not "occu- mcnism."

Words ending in "ism." he said. usually are titendentiuus in some kind of way" and indicate a par- ticular mechanism with question- able aspects rather than a univer- sal living ibrce.

GIVES EXAMPLES

..For instance, he said. the words, community. humanity. and legal- ity denote vital favored conditions. but not so their counterparts-

ism. ”.-Also-." he said. "I think cath- oiicity is something we all strive

for, but we are not all after Catholicism."

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immigrants are next best but the

have to do to make a small for- tune is to go through the inconven-

He added that compliaintsan

tion officials in England mislead ing prospective immigrants. The officials were promising special- ized jobs and homes that were not Consequently some English immigrants with ex- cellent qualifications were out of viorit or forced to work as labur- I.

communism. humanism and legal-

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ing is experienced by thisCte);ctl;t1):;;&ii1!lli(:v!;wif(:vTmli:T. an ; Someone beach. were bathers are given val-T cnmg-and old custom in his y et service for the asking. She .l I i sect. j

a visitor '

tourist at a Bentota.

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BERLIN tlleuteral e A man' Bgfofg Crash

asked: . colonialism?" The archbishop replied: "Colonialism is a good word, It llias done more to foster independ. ence than any other political sys- tem." About the word that started the y whole thing: Oxford dictionary de-

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with a wife and family on each! side of the iron Curtain has bceny given 15 months' imprisonment for blgamy. In passing scntence,i the judge said the present divlsioai

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WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S.i Air Force announced wednesdayp that the Bell X-2 rocket airplane; '"1- ""lV9"ll- 0lih0”l'-

Ines oecume ' ity as meaning representing the whole Christian world or universal church. gen-

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British Woman Rivals Venus - Statistically

LONDON IAP) - The vital sta- tistics of the average British woman are almost the same as those of the Venus dc Milo.

y After a six-year study the board pot trade reported today the aver-

ge” British woman measures 37-

fornia. . Ma,1.- Gen. John W. Sessums .lr.. commande of the air re search and development com- mand. gave this word to the con- vention hero of the Air Force As- sociation. He said the speed at-' tained in the X-1 by Capt. Mil-. burn Apt was nearly four times the muzzle velocity of a .45 call- bre pistol hullet. Apt was killed in the crash. lsasuma said the Convair :3! . bomber. weighing 150.000 pou . 11. v has gone faster than twice the pm: W9” 0' 3 45 b'-'""- 0' L1” mu” Britainst average woman is just I" h0'"'- WM” W9 Imkmed Flint under 5-! tall. Venus de Milo is fighter will outrun a 16-inch shell. l 5.4. The air force aso announced 3 H- for the first time that "re-entry, m.d-7:," y:::u"."'d, bodiu" 3'"-'l'"'I3d "'3' "'0; poundage is not calculated. I-W”"9d X47 ''"'"'5'' ''W39' Board of trade representatives NW "'"''"9d 30'" 7'" J C 0' measured more than 5000 women mil" "'0" 3" "Wt" 'l"'TlN to help manufacturers and retail- Wllllolll lillflllll III! in 05' 1W3 era of women” clothes as well an llhmmw huh the lady customers. MAIN OCCUPATION - Processing of clove and coconut The 24-vpouaders which fire oil. and manufacture of soap. arnibominion Day salutes at old Fort the only industries in Zanzibar at! Henry. Kingston. 0nt.. were cut the African east cent. between 1177 and lllo.

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Processors Will Be Heard Next By The Tariif Board

OTTAWA (C?) - 'l'hc tariffipreased pidcea. board is considein; pro I 2. For potatoes. a year around for changes in customs duties for tariff of 811a cents per lw pounh the protection of Canada's fruit on all US. potatoes and return and vegetable industry. ftion of this year's IMIMID-hishd

The four man board. which reduction in the quota unk makes I uunendstions to thexwhich the U.S. permits Canadian government concerning the tariff potatoes to enter at a reduced structure..ia expected to have a tariff. report before the government in The normal U.S. tariff is 15 time for the opening of talks late.cents. but 2.5004!!! bushels may this year on the 37-nation Genernllentcr annually at a 875 cent Agreements on Tariffs and Trade. tariff. Canada has no quota and

The bond. studying we (run her 37'-scent tariff does not apply vegetable tariffs at the direction to new UA5- Potltm between -in of the government, Wednesday 1 "la 3"” 15- g concluded hearings of producer Pout” Emwlni 9"3"i15"0" representations on fresh fruits and ""9 59993”? in IEFONCM Wm! venublel R will med sew . the agriculture federation pro to hear submissions from pioces Wsilv bl" "-'"u'"" M597" 1"" ,0" 0; was, products. lers wanted a 75-CHI! tariff against

-,,-ednudayi requests (0,. more all U.S. potatoes. largely to coin protection came from the 450.01!) Pens”? Hm!" '9' hm” hem” member Canadian Federation of 7"” "l gem”: to mark”!- Agriculture and Potato Grower H”w9V9'r ' 5Wk95'"3" '0' NW of Ontario. pl-inc, Edward ulBrunswlck organizations objected landy New Brunswick and Souufto this. suggesting there would ht "I, Mbenag .U.S. retaliatory measu .. that Two SUGGESTIONS Zwould cut down the American

i ' t . The federation pmpoud: maritet for Canadian poatoes For fresh fruits and vege tables generally. a system of NUCLEAR FUEL rtising the valuation of United) Total world production of uran- Ststes products for duty purposes ium metal in 1956 was estimated wi en they enter Canada at de between H.000 and 15.000 tons.

' DAILY CROSSWORD

A030” 8. Miaappiy. 18. Jumble 1. A fat. ing 14. Intern tailed sheep t.WHd val O.Rooatera he- ll. Pungent tween vegetable two 12. City (Ncb.) acts - l3.Lttarnry ttheat.) C composition TUNI- ll. Hebrew 11!! month ruler 15. Stimulus 10. Grit 31. maker 16. Wait. 16. Rough lava 83. Seiu upon 18. Gaiety 34. Be 11.nup.q 19.Givs (acot.l eon. tabbr.) 20. Observe veyed ll. Diatlgurs 22. Female Smell 19. Mnak rut! Monster 21. Fortinol 20. interior 21. Fish net 2!. Moth Zlsnappill 30. laland (Aegean sea) 31. Hour tabbr.l I3. Makes neat. and tidy l1.Wina receptacles 30. Range of hills 40.Swiftly 41.Decornte A2. A long view t3.Buque-tilts cap M.Burnod residue

DOWN 1. Performs 2. without

springn DAILY CBYPTOQUOIE-lIere's how to worll it! A X Y D L I A A X I In L 0 N 0 l' I I. L 0 W one letter simply stands for ano” . In this samPl0 A ll ""5 for the three L's. X for the two O'I. 01'-5 3”!" linifli lP0O' trophes, the length and formation of the words are all hlnta. Each day the code letters are different.

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