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Strong Frederalion Brief For several mini the (Itnadinn Teacheirs' FedE"ltan l’IJS been campaigning against the severe ini- balance of educational ()[lpm'lllllillci in Canada. 11 Maine: that the mak- ing of laws in relation to education is the exclusive. nght oi the provin- cial governments But it malntnills that the Inequalme. II-hIclI I l are due chiefly to the, unequal distrlbul- ion of economic resources among the provinces. that this Is a matter of direct concern to the Federal Gov- ernment and that n iiol null but must. displnv initiative in com- Ing to grips W h the problem.

The Federation has niu ' alled its arguments on this subject in the form of a brief which it presented yesterday to Prime Minister Pear- son and members of his government. It is a itoIIIprehensire document. running to over ii dozen typed pages. and it presents s strong case indeed for the assumption of federal re< sponsibilitv b Ilii; field.

Noted among other things is the fact that the proportion of teachers with university degrees—an im- portant indicator of the level of the qualifications of the teaching force —vsries from 37 percent in one. pror- ince to only 7.7 in another. The latter figure is for Prince Edward Island. as Iziven in s 1061-62 statis- titical report. The percentage for all Canada is 28.2. which indicates how greatly we are handicapped here in this respect.

The brief urges that the Federal Government take the initiative in calling a meeting of provincial min- isters of education. their sdviso and those national bod s most, vital- ly concerned. with a \- w In seeking means of alle ating the educational inequalities which now exist. It re- quests. further. that at the federal- provincial conference which is to be held during the week of November 25. the Federal Government seek agreement for sllch a meeting.

Prime Minister Pearson has indir-

nted. disappointingly, Ihat he tools the initiative should come, from the provinces. not from Ottawa. in this matter. Yet Ottawa. has already taken the in'tiative In promoting “clinical trai ing. without usurping the control vested in the provinces. Why cannot educational old he work- Ed out in the same manner? ‘ The Federation and Its provincial miliates offer to cooperate fully in fling a solution in this problem. ‘whioh it. presents as s matter of nu- Homl urgency and importance. As indeed it is. Educational costs are W to double in the next dec- ide. and what will the situation he fits! if the Issue Is not faced?

»- Corny Performance 1 The Canadian Press reports that M were cries of “resign! resign!" r the House of Commons vote of 123 to 60 in support at b New Democratic Party motion urging the Wment to greater consultation ind cooperation with the provinces in federal-provincial affairs. Think

in that. now!

2 The motion was an amendment a Conservative non-confidence ib‘oflon Ind Opposltion Lender Die!- nnbtker claimed that by supporting h the Liberals were "voting them- ves out of office." Prime Minister maintained that the amend- : was clearly not I! non-ooan- Ims but msrely "an affirme- of I principle lmptsble to the ’ which he was very

3 n:

(snort. Government is said to have M for Its attitude in chi.

m d-M what

I purpose is sefi'ed by all this wrang- l

mp "\f‘t' mIIvinns oi niIn-cnllfidel’lra that .m a= lilioum- as u plugged nickrl'.‘ The time wasted on Ihis kind rlnw boxing has kept the prop- .Ine~s of the House at a stand-

.\'In Is I' doing am'thinlz In ad. Isllt't‘ lhe prestige of the Oppositinn parlle~. [or the public is well aware Ihal at sisono a near there are pl'FCltills {on members of any group \I ho \imllll {the to see a government defeat Iha: would force another general Plft'tlt'tn at this time. with the consequent iincortaintr as to l‘noir nun fair at the. polls

Reluorn too much empty talk. too mlirh absenteeism and too little, the (‘nmmons Is making s soI'll lrmrd for itself. As noted h.\' an Mrhnnzr. the situation is such that I‘ve" Ihe upper house. the Sen- ate. is feeling the pinch. On one day last week the Senate met for 20 n‘llllllt’S and then adjourned. the members having nothing In do. They are still waiting for the Commons to dish ollt some legislation that they can get their teeth into.

If .1 show of this kind over llelll on the road. it would soon come to grief through lack of public support. Why can't our elected members real- ize that there is no longer a pulilir for nlltmoded melodrama at Ottawa. and get down In husine '.‘ Let them forget about Irvin]: to lit the earl of the croundlings" “ilh such cr 1 as "resign! resign!" There aren't any more gI-oundlings left to be inl- pressnd hr such antics. so far as we can rather from the comments on their prrfol‘manro.

Science Still Ballled

Cold weather is lust around the corner. and snAwe are reminded l’H' the Health League of Clll‘lflrlilili the weather for colds. The League, like a Job's comforter. reminds us that sometime in the ncxt few months even the healthiest of us can he. laid low hi- that most rommnn complaint. And. in spite of the, great advances in the field of medicine and science. there, is nothing much “a can do about it.

A lot of us “ill ‘pmld money (or pills. sprays. hots". and cure-ails: but. whatever the remedy. it will still take one week to get rid of a cold if you treat it and seven days [or it to run its course if volt leave it. alone. The only "common—sense suggestion the League has to of- fer are: stay at home and. if pos- sible. in bed. Drink pleut}Y of liquid . take aspirin for discomfort. keep warm. and carcle to ease a sore throat.

For lllc benefll of those who want a reason for everythlng. hers is the. American Medical Associ - tion‘s explanation of “'hv cure-a can't cure a common cold:

"Present information leads us to believe that the common cold Is s group of infections caused by a num. ber of different but closclv related viruses. These, diseases have in com— mon the fact that the incubation per- iod is short~from one to four days —and the .,mptoms are scratchy throat. and cough. headache and or- casional fever. The cold itself lasts from three to six days, longer only if complications develop. A vaccine to protect against colds would have to include each of the different vir—

uses responsible. Scientists are not yet certain how many different vir-

u ol'k

A Most Undesirable Precedent

r.IIlI.IIIIeIII lIIIl II;I< limI bran. III: rrhnrs II; tllr' arl'ozant Lib- ernl helIr-l ill the nil-Ins nelII iii a Liberal :IIIoI‘nmenI That he llrI Ha» IIIII llllfl \lords in l‘arlia. nlt‘Ill In Ihr‘ lIlIl" I |\ "one ill in. inIIIIIIa I-IuIIIII "\\llll‘ tn .IIvI II.‘ .I mII- I munnu. In: ttll‘ III~IIIIII I-.IIIr heresy oi the inland cm'rrnment of that nay.. uIIIl-iI lrd surely to In downtall.

Tllil rim c\ltt(‘t\lt‘nl this I.ib-‘ I‘II’ll 40m r‘II \lf‘lil\ [tom the ‘\'nr. IIIII nlinilnin: strlll‘

Lakes. Apparently

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T‘e

thr nrw‘ In l:lmtt‘ the order oil a llltl’lr‘ In”. Intevtrrm: II- I t ll‘ the prorrs; «II l a it and min!!! In: lhr lralnllslv :IinrnI-rl i’ll’III-'

rly‘lr Iqu mn- law (‘Nll‘ls are ill- rlepcmtrnl nl our politicians In tho enlorrrlllrnl nt III! ‘a Illmir to rub IIVerI

Fm; or I0\Fl Sl0\'

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A “appa- Gener- I Inns-r. IIIIn IK also the \llnlstl‘i’ oI Justice. in reply- m: m a barrage bl questlnns our \N'I‘rlll days. “rapped thr uhnlc oanulr In a lo: oi tnillllfi ml: and Imnmpli-In anmm (in 'II ni'tohl‘r. mp Inrnler ('on-‘ mvalu-e \IIanI- nl L a b n or. Hon \llhr Slurr. \lartrd thing: bI min: \lr ('llfl‘l’tl‘r it the n W I bums “ore justl- quI III Inwmuannns Into the manure Imam hv Ilw Nnrns Commission. .\lr hel'rier re- nlml “lot a I-bnruu ‘ltas ho- n .1 ml Ilnl Banks Ior enn- to II IIIIIII an nksnlllt m“ Inrm upon t’an-

lam MI.» ' A ml was smelled by F. l n on

PUBLIC

Vinolllams. the astute I‘aignI-I- lawyer and any “P llc launched an attack sgalnsl .Vlr Chevrler w h i c II lasted several days in (‘Ilevrler rctlred r- hind "If e x r u s e that bu ques- Iibnmu uas mm a! order” Mr Woolllams persisted. a n d dc- mended why Banks had been. showed to disappear, and w b y. he had not been bmuzht term the bar or justice. Mr ('llct‘l‘irr gave the mislesdlng reply Ill .1. “the charge annmsi Mr. hunks was laid un 23 October. and search warrants were issued on 31 Orlnhcr " lie rciused to s l y whether an arrest warrant nun been Issued and «bother s "V eiiort was being mam- to appre- hcnd Banks l

The next day Eldon uIInIIIams was on his Ieet ugnin. boflmlllll out the ininrmstion uhlch MLI Chevrlcr had rettlsed. mu ubicb‘ Woolllams had now obtslned Imm llle court housr records

on 23 nrlotwr. InlormIIlIuII was laid not only agalnsl bank. but. us Unevrler Ilad not vuiun. I teal-ed. against “er other men. also. charging that may CIIIISPI- red to commit bodily harm. meniainy after th e laying III that. lniormatlon. Mann .3 cIIqu rler had retused tn flmllli‘. War- 11an were issued lor thelr Ar-

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Laler. Farllhmenl “as told by Dinner thal “the RCMP were directed not. In execule the “are rant pending timber lnslruc~ lions." Again the questioning riKhlIy Mame insistent who Issued these III'KIPI‘I to in .- nmlv I\Ir. t'nrvrior tlIII'IIIV ml miIu-rl "The Minisler III .lllstlL‘r ilirl.“ meaning “I did "

He was then asked point blank

FORUM

\MINTEVANrr, rnsrs am. As reported recenlly lil

. your main, esteemed Wimp. . er. a num- III-s made in s poli-

uses are involved. Until all of the ‘

viruses are tracked down and cata- logued. no cold vaccine could he more than partially successful.“

It the two big super-powers. now. were In Challenge each other to a race to track down all those cold viruses instead of putting a man on the moon. or nrhiting more earth satellites. wouldn't Ihal be some- thing! . . .

EDITORIAL NOTES it Is disturbing to realize. as not- ed by Northern Affairs Minister Laing at Moose Jaw the other day. that we are living in a world into which more people have been born since 1943 than inhabited the entire earth in the your limit. . .

A series of stamps honoring the Boy Scout and Girl Guide movements is being issued in Greece. to mark the 11th World Jamborces held at “than last month. One sump his mail: of Lord Baden Powell. founder of the Bov Scout move- mt. and of Professor Athsnassios Maditss. who introduced Scouting Into Greece in mm.

tlrnl moron: III rhanmII-mwn rnnrrlnlu: Ltle (list In Ill! Prov- lure oi PHI oi the opt-ration and maintenancl oi the re en oi Conicderatmn .\ie morinl sunning In Charlottetown. Con- sr‘rvatur cstlmaIrl "I provl - Inn of salaries iur Admlnlstl‘a- llon stall. mnlntrnam‘r .staFI kin-plies. etc. together wltb op- rrnllng mu web as uel. light. we. run to Inprnxlmately moon per your Tllls great ex. Wndlturr would rl‘t'lnll’l‘ s rapt. Ial IIIIIII III momma quual to mt oi tllr inemenal buildingsv. hrnrln: Interest it Ine per rent per snnum.

In surtl u bind In exIsIeiu-e st the present time’ ll not. In in. but llll‘l’l|\ yrars. the prtflil“ . III F El IIIII have paid out so.- IHI'I . n Kllm In excess nI Ill! I-nIu-e nmnuni mnmbnmt by In; other mn- pi-ovium n! on... n n

II. In unIIIIInn In this large All nurl «xpvndluiro. in im-

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‘ (‘nnitl‘lll‘t a Show nrnva-inl

building on the iormer w e l 1 Kent schnnl no. tlmsl son the little provlnel at P E.i propose to (mane! these :an um sug- (fl‘ted N‘nlt‘t‘ls CObtlnl such Oll- l‘t‘mmli Slim." l m. sin or. TAXI‘M ER cbnrlmnlmn. PRIVATE CAMP Gnouwns sir. -» on re adine .\I_r \‘Iar- ntlernr's "port In The I'vllarlilan i wonder il lie ll uwm oi th e. well equipped prlvule u mp :ruunnv on PEI These camp gmunds are anxious to arrm. modan "I! rnmprrs to In the Island. and m - lire «I Inn money these I-nmpm bring II is not the link can p I wound; that are ukiniz the nu. rm: to P11]. but PE 1. Ilse" I I must uy that It. vu the p - n. c nan um um um. modsIed these visitors but now out III ere are private ump arm our-tors who I s v e spat - consider-bio slim Pre~ peril. sielr mu- Io scum- models our viltnt'l. why not ' Item - chance to My back so de-

the money on m to “and? it Romeo island Is

velopeII Im II ump ground [ht wIll be mm

Innmeva - l

most at the prlvlm c s m p I de- pend upon the overflow.

Next year beinl Centennial It will be s grout chance for th e wlvatc operator to nrqualnl LIIe \‘lsltors With his ramp : r o mid and quI the parkl charging only 50 cents I day fluslico l s l s nd will take many at the campers who would otherwise vlcutlon In I privste camp mun

It Is not only the l’lmp mat-net who benefits Ir 0 In these ramp» on but also the people in th . surrounding um. Llu stores. ‘ restaurant". bakery sh u p (. churches and deep . us (inher- man why concentrate all th e "mum-II in the park areas? We all Iumve . mu.

i am. sir. eu. nus. pares. GALLAVT Rusltrovllle, P Ll.

HALLOWEEN INCIDENT

Slr.—ln your issue 0! Nov. led . srnsntlonll report eppenml msardlng - tllllnwe'en inns I... snlllt on the residence 0' . law- abiding citaun II! Canoe Cove The general tenor Hi this rrporI was such that Riders of The Gllfll’diln' llnlrlulnlltted with III! actual reslden . at the commun» Iiv. might well be excused il Ihey ‘ concluded mu Clnos Cave was u good piece to keep away trom III else be wellvlrmed on on". IIII: It i

A vuqu to thin rummunltv. however. mink lgreelblv. surprised to find the reside n m be one at the most lsw-Ibi -I Inii. parent. and lood-nelgh-t horly WI: ml Prince Edward kind. In reg-I'd Ibo. In the gang referred to III thll report. the Writer bu mds n~ Inqulrtel to men-In, now may. ll my. mum: on Canoe cm. old or young, were connected in my way wlIIi tilts particular [an] or any llmlllr IIan an anionic- slat. but up to the MI this b acquired is- ban of .

tricumuuo-mnlm own. Inm.llr.elc.

‘ Remembrance Day. when a III!-

‘ Frank MECIIIII

uqu vIIIaI quhnnly III- I led III sibpcnsini: (or In days IBanks was arrested on Nuvem Iu-r II the execution at th e rest warrunt ngulnu Banks. He' could not reply. mm was no- reply He weakly said "I think Incrc IS a responsiblilly and s‘

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duty on the part at the Minister of .Iusiiee to net. in Ihe lieu inte- rest: or the public."

Blll rarliamenl has not invenI the Minister of Justice dlacretlo» nary pmu‘r lo nvormle the in w; of Illl‘ land in any interests. Par- liament has given tbe judges authnrlty to Issue orders to th e nr‘al'l‘ nlti rs to arrest. I person! "Flirtllllltl'l' whirl! means at I lmre, not In days Inter The Ai-I Innu-v General. the senlor I-w nuim III the Crow n. has on dared the p o l lc e in iiznon I junno'i :- r It s r. The Cumml Slonrr of the RCMP would have hrrn rulirelv justified in resign-I in: InnIIvviIh In protesI. ‘

'rtlls “as n suspension 0' the normal process or justlce by the Munster pt .I u i t i c 2 without Authority Suspension 0! the pro- res: fli .lusme Is the ilrst no pl any dirlatnr usurping demo- rrallr authorlty. The Minister 0! Justin. oI Canada hss m u must IInIIc-irahle precedent w b r l a. II! In: rinsed nguln echoes olI Illat Arrogant cry “anu to stop. us

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Inflamction, Of Leg Veins .

l Iy Dr. More IT. Vnnsliu l Vll'loul I'emu‘tiol have been developed to liuIen helllnl Indl prevent compllullnm In pble. bitis. A mludleaued bunqu mun turned inl- one morulns when lie experienced plln n u d rednell slung lhl inner upect oi the left leg between ankle - pd . m was tender to the touch and hurt when he wnl.‘ ed Irom ibe puking M to Ii I 5‘ nltlce. ‘ At upon. in consulted bl- shy». slclnn. whn mule u dilulnlil pl. vhlebliis or urine vein. T b a; inflamed m out w s lirm.I run In: the vessel [eel and Inn l like a cord under the skin. The physlcien gave him In tnkflinn at hep-nu Io “qu the Mood" and lenses the chem oi clowns. He also pmerlbud Buulnlldin. In sntisnhrltlc remedy. In re-} duce Inflammation. The m n n was well within an hours. There us two sets at veins In‘ the lower a minus“. One let I. located be. the surlscs Imp erticlslt wheres: the other. con- sisting mainly a! one large vein.I lIes deep In the 193. This d e e pl vein carries the bulk nI bl oodl from file extremity to the hurt: that '* II more serious than in the superllrlsl Ins.

I The dee p vein ls Involvedl more Irequently iollnwing chlld»l limb or surgery. swelling ol the leg usually occurs nnII Ilim nl- myk ls - possibility out n piece 0! the clot qu break nu snd‘ lodge In . lung. Thls may be a. IaIal complication. expeciaily II‘ the am Is large.

In Iddltlon to In intlcfllBM-I isnt. dimmbupblebtln I. treated. with haul and lied rest An elus- tlc blndlge pi- stocking is applied uliur Inlecuon subsides. um u worn so long as the Is at swells. In some instances, swell- ing persist! desplte the best etI

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Swelliul rarely occurs w h 0 III the superficial veins are «(tect- ed.Tl|ese passageways are so small. the malnriry are mocked by swelling oi the walls and some clotting of blood But it makes little diiierrnee because there are so many other Veins. to take over the job at carrying

blood. Elastic bandages unIIl '1

hole aiso help but are notI always necessary. The vIcIim; be all not re I b h t should keep the lee elevatedI while sitting al a desk or table.

HEALTH CLUB GADGETS ‘

LP. writes: Are massage. Vib- rating Ilblel. Ind belts. such “I

m altered at health clubs. r5

Toad substitute loi- exerclse like

roll and bicycle riding Ini- heart

pan'ents’! . . REPLY

No. The use at a vibrating lili-

chlne I. better than no exemnI ll. There I: no harm in Ihesel gldgeIl but don't expect mirac-

es. TRAVELING ERL’PTION

.. .n. wriles; How is emir‘ lng eruption enameled? ‘ REPLY ‘

The non [requth type um. mlgnnsl is spread by dog a II III at Mimi-nu. The larvae oi

. these psrlsltel penetrate Ihel

Our Yesterdays (hum IlIe Glilrdllll Fikl) I

Twnsrv - FIVE runs AGO (November II. Into