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'1" 1” 17'” G"''--”3'' 3V.”3'il51?3-33-951i Final Phase In Fight Over U. S. Foreign Aid Is Coming

QEDTIME STORIES Chickie Has

i re help to troubles bear !..ea when they do Iot share.

Paar Cliicltie Grouse. With one leg cauzthi in a hatetul fine root. he was held a prisoner and was helpless. it had been frightful enough to be held prisoner and alone. Then old Bossy the Cow almost stepped on hitii. He had never seen a Coiv before or any- one anywhere near so big. To him she was a nionste.. Just the sight of her filled him with the dreadtul lcar that is called terror. it iiould have beeti bad enough could he have run away but he coiildtiit and this made ll. worse. ever so much worse.

At long last llothcr Grouse had found him. He iias sure that his troubles were over. Shel would get Illill free But llother couldn't get him free. She could: not break tliai hateful little root and she couldn't scratch it up. She didn't know how to untwist. it. She coiildnit eien stay with- hini. This was because she had left six of IIIS brothers and sis- ters in hiding while she looked for him. She had to go back to them for they needed her event as he did and they uere six while i

Company

before. Why hadn't Mother help-. WASHINGTON iCPi-The final ms uek

ed him? Why had she left him?

Because he could do nothing else he settled down in the grass. held there by that hateful little root twisted tight around one leg. He was so tired and used up by his struggles and fright that presently his small eyes closed. He was asleep. This was the vey best thing that could have happened to him.

He was waltened by the rust- ling of leaves close to him. His eyes flew open in fright. He start- ed to try to run but couldn't. Then he heard another sound

he was only otie - IA 4 '-(''l." ui by I! c '11

Of course he didn't under- Itand this. He iias too young. So when llother turned her back on iiim and ran of up the old

path down llIllt'I'l the monster had '. than which me” 301119. Chlfkle W35 "M9 "'0" in j been no more beautilul sound. l committee will slice the

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It win a low soft cluclt. Mo- ther had come back.

could have

By GEORGE KITCHEN Canadian Press Staff Writer

-phase oi the 1957 battle at er for- eign aid ts about to open here amid indications that economy - minded congressmen will try to

limit the assistance to 83.000.- IIIMXJO. i This would be 31.400.000.000

less than the 54.400.000.000 Presl-t dent E is e ti hower sought for mutual security in his tbudget last January and still considerably less th an the 33-. Il0.000.000 he agreed to accept at "rock bottom" in May when it became apparent Congress ital in no mood to entertain a big for- eign aid bill this year. Though overshadowed in re- cent necks by the tlaniboyant struggle over ciiil rights. the for- eign aid battle has been rumbl- ing in the background for nioiithsl and Congress only this week l59GITIS to have sctlled on a 33,-: l367.00tl.l)00 figure as a compro-i mise beiiieen conflicting viewsl in the Senate and the House of; Representatives. NOT SETTLED YET But the issue now 2005 to ilie Powerful House appropriations committee. iihich must approve a companion hill to authorize the l'Und5. With Congress in an econ- loniy mood and the itlisenhoweri adniinistratioii itself reducing de- lfence exenditures at home. there is every expectation the

despair. and 5! irlillllened I It wag a low. soft cluck. Motheriperhaps to around s.'l.O00.000.000.i

Pickle Recipes

The days of seven sweet and seven sour are not l lost. in The Standard this

week Food Editor Helen l Gougeon gives a budget. of good recipes. some old, some new, all tried and tested. Here's the reason and the season for pick- ling. Get The Standard- on sale now. complete with magazine. 12-page novel and 20 pages of comics. Only ten cents.

Gite Stiiitiltitil

ON SALE NOW

LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING?

Then wake up the liver!

You know that sour. ninlt. constipated Iai- lut It any be caused by the liver. If you Iver doaanlt pour out up to two pints olbila I lay your food may not diun properly. and you feel that lifts jun not worth IIVIIIQ. That's when the liver needs nuld gentle Cartum ljnln Liver Pills. Than vegetable pith hob Itintullln the Inn: of Iivu bile. Soon you digestion etaru functioning properly and you but that happy days are born again! Dofl our stay sunk. AI-an haq Can-"a IX Llvw Pllh on hand.

CFCY TV cnaNNit:t. ta

VIEIIESIIY

4:4! p.in.-Test Patten

szno pm.-swing Your Party: 5:!) p.m.-Circus Boy

6:11) p.rri.-Western Theatre 7:00 pm.-CFCY TV News 7:10 pin.-Weather

7:15 p.in.-CBC TV News 7:23 p,m.-Viewer”: Guide 1:30 p.m.-.DlsneyIInd

8:3 p.tn.-Moonlight nay no p.m.-Kraft TV Theatre 10:O p.rn.-Here A There 10:30 p.m.-Pacific IS

11:”

Weather Il:N p.m.-Wrdling

CICVI - MIaI!II

my had come back!

Chickie made another discov- ery. He had company besides Mother Grouse. Yes. sir. he had company and a lot of It! His six brothers and sisters were all a- round him. one after another they came close to him and star- ed at him. They didn't under- stand what the trouble was.

i ”where have you been?" de- manded one.

”Why are you lying there?" cried another.

”Come on with us. We don't want to stay here." said a third. p Poor Chickie. Once more he tried to get away and couldn't. His brothers and sisters gather- ed in I circle around him to

what in the world was the mat-

watch him struggle and wonder.

it was this fear viliich prompted Eisenhoiier, ivho has warned that

.any lurtlier cut would constitute

.ter with him. When he stopped struggling they lost interest and began to run aliotit hurtling for yinsccts and seeds. anything they it-ould eat They couldn't help Chickie and of course they could

I "reckless" gamble with peace, and freedom, to call congrtl-f sional leaders to the White House for an extraordinary night meeting. He was reported; i to have appealed to the lawmak- l ers not to weaken the foreign aid program further. i i The trend of Ioreign aid. MIIICIT now is largely in the form of. military assistance to U S. allies abroad. has been downward since

onginauw the big contributions of the Tru-

man administraation. It reached; a high of 57.200.000.000 in 1932 and then slipped steadily to S2.dl).- 000.0ll0 in 1955 on the basis of iniprovenient in the cold war. It jumped to 83.700.000.000 last year when relations with the Soviet vhirsctied

The current progratii. ii7t-h covers the I958 fiscal year. in- cludes 5l.300.0tl0.000 in tiiilitary aid. S75l).00tl.00tl for econiiiiiic de- fence supports for U S. allies and Sl.l25.0t)0.tl(ltl to provide loans ior econoiiiic deteliipnicnt aboard. L

NOMADS-ARABS BATTLE

FORT L.-HIY. French Equator- ial Africa iltetilersl --- Thijine persons were killed and -it iiounded in a series of pitched bellies between nomadic tribes and Arab villagers in a lonely region til the Chad territory north oi hcie. arcordini: to official re ports reaching here Saturday. i

stop Potatoes From Sprouting WINN IPEG

(CPI e A new

method to prevent sprouting of

potawea in storage has been ap- proved by food and drug direc- torate of the federal department of national health and welfare. 2

Maleic liydrazide. I liquid- cheniical soluble in water. willl be used in pre-harvest sprays.

The spray. used on plaiitr about six weeks before harvest. or three weeks after full bloom. will effectively inhibit sprouting of potatoes. and onions. held in storage at temperatures of 50 tol 55 degrees for a period of six to eight months.

Tests of the spray were con- ducted in Canada over the last eight years by the horticulture diti s l t) n. central experimental larni. Ottawa. and by other re: scacli institutions ,

'l'he produce is marketed In Canada by virtually all of thel niaior agricultural c h e in I c al companies.

ftilv Tl-IE toitsit

I

TOO MANY CUSTOMERS

NAKANOJO, Japan IAPl-An enterprising bicycle shop owner

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DAILY CROSSWORD

ACR088 6. Border tn '. Chief 1. Texaa cook 3. Ordaln 5. HIITIQBI 9. Rink 9. An odd Jot. II. More 10. Hautboya timid 12. Immense I5. Roll of 13. Midday money meal (slang)

I4. Conjunction 11. None

.not share in his drcadful ll'l,'lIlI. 15.wet god -and distress. bin Just liaiing to, student 18. Guided ltlieni ncar did help. Yes. sIl'.i 19.0baerve 'II.8ocial 'I(Il0lllI'lE that they were all a- 20. Planted rank round him. and Motlier ii ith 2l.BiblicIl (early Ir.) them. did help. it helped niiich. name 28.Comrado He still iias a prisoner but he 22.Suceor

was no longer alone. ilrlplrss- 13. Himalayan

ness was a drcatltul feeling. but marrriot

lonely helplessness was worse. 24. Mend

Conipany did help. 2n.GeraIdIne

soprano

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By Josephine Culbertson

it 3

withinuveatartedtoplay. The man tSouth) bid I heart. the lady broke silence by bidding three hearts. and South bid (our.

West opened the gaclt of epadeo. dummy played low, I played the king, and declurer won with the ace. A trump was led. my part- ner took the Ice, anitreturried the tea at spade;

Duminy'I queen was played and ! ruffed. Doclarer had to Iona two more spade trlclu tn Went. for down one.

The man could find no flaws I hie partner's bidding. no he he- gan to complain about his bad luck in the play. In the mean- time. the lady had had a chance to examine his hand. And now she did an amazing thing.

Without uttering a word. she took the card he had placed hp tore her and put. It in trout d him. All It aaid waa THINK.

The lady was right. of course. The man Ihould have allowed the king of lpaden to win the opw in; lead. The king was obviously I singleton. To win the firm trick subjected the queen to I Iubaequent ruff and defeat. Duels- tng the king would assure declare or or two spade tricks and the contract when Weatgot lsilaterwltha trump. he could lead his ten of IpadeaintheIanieway,butde- clanr would duck h oumiriy and malts the contract.

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Quebec Court

QUEBEC (CP - The Quebec

ruled members of the religious sect oi Jehovah's Witnesses can attend Roman Catholic schools in Quebec without taking religious intructionn or participating in re- ligious eaereses.

Six of seven Judges hearing the appeal of Caletan Chabot agalnat the Roman Catholic school board of Lamorandlere. In northwestern Quebec. upheld the appeal. The decision reversed I I955 decision given in Superior Court In Amos. The case was the first heani by seven Appeal Court Judges. I ma- jority of the whole court.

order to have his two children

p.ni.-CFCY TV Nova 0 re-inatated at the Lamorandiere

school after they were ordered I!-

yl'Il1IIIaOIl'l!ll

Coalslliiir

C o u r t of Appeals Wednesdayl

Mr. Chabot asked for I courtv

Sustains

Religious Sect's Appeal

pelled by the school board The expulsion followed their refusal to take pan in classroom religious exercises.

The Superior Court held the children must accept the religi- ous exercises which are on the curriculum of all Roman Catholic schools in the province. The Wit- nesses objected the ruliitl Watt an infringement of the sect's religi- ous freedom.

NEW HEARING

The appeal was first heard by a three - judge bench presided over by Judge Antonin Galipeault. He ordered a new hearing before seven Judges because of the grav- ity of the case.

Mr. Justice Gordon Pratte pro sided at the new hearlnl. Olhef judges were Justices Edouard Rinfret. Paul C. Casey. Miller Hyde. Jean Martlneau I ad George R. Owen. all oi Montreal. and Mr. Justice Andre Teacher- eaa of Quebec. Judge Rinfrct dil- Itlled.

mtebecs' school code provides the religious majority ll any school district Iorrm I school board. A dissenting board may be set up by any minority group but education of all school-age chil- dren in the responsibility of IN tnalorlty board.

In Loinoraodtere 'I' o w it Ililp where the children attended there leooesclioolwltha lemaacath

20.High (liiilI.) 30. Min I-Iolme 31. Placed In layers

33. Digit

:4. Piniahm

35. Rise

37. Greek letter 38. Deteltl

39. Cloth tlliter I0. God of war

DOWN Opportunity Unaympa. thetically Unit of work I. Service

charge 5. clayey

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Irophea. the length and forms

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Ono letter almply Itanda for another. In this sample A H uaod for the three Lia. X for the two 0's. etc.

Each day the code letter: are different. A Or-yploogrun Quotation JNWC KWRRR XWKI CNL ZWHC.

YoI0oriIay'I Oryptoqaote: FROM EVERY MOUNTAIN-SIDS L11 rru'.:DoM RING - SAMUEL SMITH.

installed a television set on the HASH! IVER FINII NOWTI-ll &NT l5"l'O second floor nf his place of busi-i 1 ggoU5..n- 5a;5iN SOWI-ED SEW KNOCKTHI PINS DOWN- ncxs and milled his customers to In DMMITY ALONGI gather there. Wednesday night 80 3 persons croivded the room tot ' C view a wrestling shoii Midway O h 2'' through the iirst bout the floor 2 y 5” i-iillaiised. One person it as in- i t v iiired. and the TV set was )- smaslied. ; -6 - fl J gal 24. Mark 4! 3 ' with .'-1 the ..l . d-V my ass adv IM some YD 15 Str-lrhh LI 8 car you tuvaatioi-oi- "W1 0 Li Ill our Iwoe vows and mauve ALI. iiiv Ivar.) ("I E PICNIC TODAY! I0. Nour- '3 (-1. i in, D 2)?) ul -- ” I I 21. Ex. 0'3 plates ' 28. Swamp 32 A plexua & graaaea 35. Wild 'n 30.ConIferouI sheep (Incl) l tree M.Sallor 3 E

-Here's how to Irorlt I: naaxn ELLOW

Single letters, Ipor tion or the wordl are all htrita.

ZBYZEVS ZVLY-

OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE:

OH.I AIN'T PO CAQUSO.

Amos, arr I. GOT MELODY

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IN MV 6out.!--MANY'5

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THE LONE RANGER