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Douglas who was strongly in favor of Che Guardian minority parliaments with the NDP ms Of The Face

holding the balance of power. How entree come that he has changed his mind?

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a ca his friends do. He cou ae Frank Moles Elsewhere in his comments we get LipeRAL By Dr. Theodore R. vw Dellen heme rom _ ones —_ one nt teen - weeny week dey mafning (except Sun | 2 Slimmer of light on the subject. equssec A 25-year-old secretary began Sou" believe there ‘ensons a devil | sober. — Stratord. Beacon-Her. “wtantory holidays) 41 165 Prince Sweet, | “We're hoping,” he said, “that our wane aed two dave, sae hopped | asked one. “No,” said the other. | ald. lott nhgeges by Oe ee aren constructive policies and our ideo- out of bed, d looked at myself ee ee Your | It ts strange that British pro- urls. ; logy will attract voters.” That could | ee in wee “pel gressives who believed Hitler = w by Te con fee mean that he foresees the New Demo- mouth dropped to the right, and | Am official of a Winnipeg child in per oe reheat te hie,

| Montreal 640 Cetheart Street Uni | crats becoming one of the two big versity 6-5942, Wipers — 1030 West Georgie parties, and either the Conservatives WEREAG Conoden Dally Newspaper Publishers | or the Liberals, along with the Social Assgciation and The Canadien Press. The Canedion | Crediters and Creditistes, fading out

smile without ial not wi looking | development clinic has stated ft toct, when I brushed y that certain TY shows ¢ 85 se Se ah wie he I could not spit straight. | children nightmares, hence bat wast to now parents should supervise ’the TV | ° Prove it. — Yorkshire diet 1

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é ; Press iv he for repub- : ; come forth with some new; ‘ ie. as wy uae or oeeer | of the picture. But here again, the palsy and we advised ; ‘en like some guidance on just how | which should put the male ce. é ‘ =." oe “ faseciaiel Trees io vee - light dims and we are in the dark | start betveieg gol immedia ay. te go about this job. — Ottawa | ment of the'r population ap. .its & : to local news pubiis efein. : Most victims well spon . guard. : Colored cliéque . # ore republication of special dispatches here | again. oe a | on but ph a ‘eae i to |, of jn AE to be. In glee reserved. Subscription rete: For if it is the socialist ideology | whether this w place | Weeping tears of female out- aera a eee. WP aver 40c per week by corrier. | + | during the first few weeks Of | rage, the lady driver insisted | tried gut experimentally two

that Mr. Douglas is banking on to at- ‘ my tract voters, wasn’t that precisely the wire Us Yaar oft Wierd wre ide Brvish Com. | Old CCF gospel that was abandoned monwea!th. | at the NDP founding convention?

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controls the movements of the | muscles on each side of the | the man patiently, “I saw your |/ful, high-style designs that are

face, toafading tengo tne fore. | orm go wy, then dove, tee te couknart sad ace aredtring a . We can as- |

| _ first three | tive use. Female logic, afer all, | of the woman. "The would ask what is the sense of

$72.00. @ year by mail on rural routes and areas

not serviced by carrier.

Tideember hig Bureeu of Circulation. The new creed set forth at that con- “The st t memory is weaker vention had little to do with ideo- a wheat | logies of any kind. That may have

than the weakest ink” | PAGE 4 WEDNESDAY. FEB. 17. 1965. been one of the reasons why it cap-

The facial nerve originates in

| tured only 19 seats in 1962 and only | the brain and leaves the skull | Signals were wrong: didn't You iaving pretty cheques, if you ' The Ottawa Scene 17 seats in 1963, and why Mr. Doug- | through on ie = | see me erase them’ — Mon- can't write on them — Calgary | : real Star. eraid.

las is dissatisfied with it. But it still | doesn’t explain what his latest burst | of optimism is about.

The Last Dependency

It is of interest to note that to- morrow, the last remaining British dependency in West Africa becomes an independent sovereign state with- in the Commonwealth. The newcomer to this status is known as The

swells as a result of inflamma- | tion, it is pinched in this bony canal and cannot function until swelling subsides. We do not know why the nerve becomes in-

flamed, except that the circula- Canadian Press Staff Writer tion is impaired, often following

t ir. ‘In the partial lull after last | ments of the Hanol regime lean Early treat am ee week's American strikes at | toward Peking. the corticosteroids reduces | North Viet Nam, the overrid- Kosygin’s trip to Hanoi ‘s swelling. Should medical treat- | ing question has been: What are | thought to have been motivated ment fail, operation is suggest- | the Communists likely to do | by fear Russian influence in ed to reduce the. pressure on the | about them? Hanoi was slipping and that the nerve. Surgery may be done | So far, there has been no | North Vietnamese might make

Prime Minister P e arson antici- pates, perhaps too optimistically, that the work of the present parliamen- tary session can be accomplished in three weeks. After that—barring an election which is not now regarded as likely—a new session will begin which may last for most of the year.

The. recess since Christmas was designed to provide a cooling off

Reaction Still Uncertain

By Carman Cumming

period. But developments within both the major parties have not been very conducive to ttiis result. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker’s status is still being challenged by his Quebec Mr. Balcer, and the Gov-

s r er itseli s in for a toug of ing and questioning even be- | fore the conclusion of the Dorion

| probe into bribery charges. This, in the view of Ottawa corres- pondents, precludes the chance of an rly 1965 budget, which is not like- to appear before mid-April,» per- ‘later. Assuming that the old

when electrical tests show that concrete answer. And that fact | some move that would lead to

the structure is not transmitt- | alone may be reassuring to

Gambia, which since 1888 has been separated from Sierra Leone and given executive and legislative coun-

The changes which have culmin-

period |“ atedt int Tridleperidenite started i tee? with the introduction of an unofficial

majority in the legislature and the

holding of the. first par’ election. By 1962 there was ‘siderable measure, of internal self- government, and by October of that year full internal self-government was introduced, and certain aspects

~- YESTERDAY’S FACE-OFF

OTTAWA REPORT By Patrick Nicholson

ility and veracity gives confi-

: “Apolog gy Rete ved For tndcturacy Charge ~ a

“] resent untruthful assertions | into and find that, as you iave

has | being issued about me under | indeed indicated, the call letters

the official aegis of the CBC, | CJBC were assigned to the Jar- written on CBC headed paper. | vis Street Baptist Church... You As you personally are no doabt | are definitely correct historical- aware, my statement was ac- | ly... The letter to you was cer curate. I question whether jt is | taiily not written with execu-

r for a crown corporation | tive authority... I am sorry.. to base criticism on its own ig- | Yours sincerely, (signed) W.E. norance of easily ascertainable | S. Briggs.”

ing impulses after three weeks

| those who feared the attacks

or if muscles remain paralyzed | would provoke a stiff Chinese

after six weeks. GASTRIC CARCINOMA Mrs. B. writes: What symp- toms would let a person know he

During ‘the early stages, the majority have vague abdominal distress, which is like’ ordinary indigestion. Later, the victim encounters weight loss, anemia, and abdominal pain. Stomach cancer is treacherous because there are no specific symptoms. After th age of 50, persons with a family history of cancer are advised to have X-rays when- ever gastrointestinal symptoms

reaction.

But the next move is any- body’s guess.

Southeast Asia experts at the United Nations,

Se a seas the true te 5 at.

various governmens amid the welter of threats and charges, shy away from firm predic- tions. PLAY IT COOL ~ Some say the Russians so far have tended to ‘play it cool’’— at least pending assessment of the results of Premier Kosy- gin'’s ll-<day trip to North Viet Nam, China and North Korea. They point out that the three

fighting on a broader scale in South Viet Nam CONFLICT SEEN

Kosygin's action in promising Soviet military aid in the Hanoi- directed guerrilla war against South Vet Nam appears to con- flict with this view... But

the Soviet leader could do under the circumstances to prove loy- alty to the rest of the Commu- nist world.

They say the Hanoi govern- ment is pivotal in Moscow's campaign to bring more Com- munist parties into the contro- versial March 1 meeting in Moscow to prepare for a unity ‘conference.

One expert familiar with Ha-

eect. waka f SOME es “experts Say this Was “the Teast ~~

; m-winds up by the middle of | of éxternal affairs and internal secur- | dence to people myself, | fact, and incidentally to place “Ottawa Report” thus has | geveio,,,

‘. h not well informed | in jeopa the money fthe | had its usual veracity confirm- Communist capitals most di-| noi politics said the North Viet- the rest of the month will be | ity, previously reserved for the Gov- cbout political airs. reas might be for- | ed by the federc: government,| yp. erro . My SOV ISED is rectly concerned—Moscow, Pe. | namese leaders don't like to : up with the debate on the | ernor, were delegated to ministers. Iam ieee : ang Hee _ = te result oan — | through the pe eaae me to have an infected tooth: re- arena) Hanoi—are ae ink ot themselves a pawns

: . from readers who are interest- well-founded action. | Transport moved. sove ‘ three-cornered yo giants, bu

: t Speech. The tabling of spend- At a conference held in London | 44 by the behind- the scenes ex- | I think an apology would be in | cious’. but very properly apol- | traction Hoey I coat relat ship. rather as a bridge to bring ing estimates will follow. But it would last July it was agreed that The | planations and frank interpreta- | order...” ~ ogized to make amends for the | grom rheumatic pains? | They say that the North Viet- | them closer together

be a ¢ un } to b Gambia should become independent. tions of current affairs which Captain Briggs replied to me: incorrect charge of inaccurac- REPLY namese government of Ho Chi | This expert) said the North

Course ring S all. (4.008 only long familiarity with Par- ‘I have had the matter looked | ies levelled against me Immediately, when the infect- | Minh, sometimes called a tool | Vietnamese want to maintain

' down a budget immediately, even if | But edece aan h sm nil. , een — ot of tooth is responsible for pain. of Peking, [nine playing al — Secs of a and

and has a sm - share : ° s is unlikely but—rega' balancing between 0 | fear king moves that may...

Meantime there are major pi limited pros for development. | MP was attacking the Montreal Star duce efficiency and resistance. | minister, Tran an Dong, are| But there is no indication yet

jor pieces pr Corporation _be- . TODAY’S HEALTH HINT— represented as leaning towards | the North Vietnamese wi!) risk

, French language, Pension Plan, was discussed | well as development assistance after | that this used to be the church- | way in planning to make t| possible connection was that of

! | these columns yesterday. Another independence. The fledging nation on-the-air of the Jarvis Street | Churchill River and Churchill; a shareholder in the company m. the: ; Baptist Church in Toronto. Hamilton. Of | working on development of the ——— —= ig the amendments: to the’ federal | will still be under Britain’s pro en Sone cheatnta teehee 1 conns tae evi \ecmacad 00 8 tremendons powge potential of

labor code which apply to relatively | tective wing, so to speak. terest in learning of this form- to a gallant man. But | the falls. . rasan fiom mata There are. historical ethnic and | &% 2sseciation. with his far for the historical, Beyond that, Premier Small- _ ae , . PARDON - WHOS™ ERROR? Sir Winston would have been the | wood ignores the fact that Can- 8 . i jurisdiction. These | economic links between The Gambia One employee of the CBC read | first to deprecate such a move. | ada has another mightly river ts have asad history. They | and Senegal, in which it forms an a the ‘Deby, Becerd-Jeareat La whey te doe” net | name for experon Part a ima p ao i, apparently, by bureau- |~ enclave. “Joint “ministerial “and: tech- "|" ingly official letter to Mr. Bill | mean very much. However, he | was = key link in the route of knowledge of prac- | nical committees have been estab- | Cotton, publisher of that news- | was the governor of Newfound-| the voyageurs to the Peace, At- RAD : lished di bl paper: land under whom the territory’s | habaska and Mackenzie sys- conditions. Protests to discuss common problems, | “ “‘since you might be trapped | colonial status was regularized | tems and in its thousand mile sy fromthe labor unions af- | and last year agreements were | by the inaccuracies of your col- | early in the 19th century. And it | drop to Hudson’s Bay it, too, . Marcel Deziel’s strange story 4. as well as from farm organiza. | initialled by the two governments, to | “mist, Patrick Nicholson, I de- | was during his regime that an | has vast power potential waiting » as as organiza- 8 , cided to let you in on some | unsung Royal Navy survey par- | to be harnessed. frickers, railways and shipping | come into force after The Gambia’s | facts... He's a little -onfused, to | ty did chart for the first time— | Rene Levesque’s astonished Nearly 21 years ago Marcel Deziel was independence, on co-operation in de- | %t 't, mildly. CIBC never was | perhaps not too well in the eyes | reaction (“I'll be damned”) to . . . would establish $1 fense and foreign affairs. Eventually | cuurch’s « Baptist of those using their recorded | the plan was s normal one. It committed to the Montreal Jail at Bordeaux. ‘a minimum wage me they may decide upon a Cloner art- | Pointing out that such exrors 3 er eat atte. a al naan stew tor easter teens over He was recently set free only to arrive Acar ein tah toe ientlip. Betixin, would welcome this ne cer ncnansen tend {0 | inlet. Of course the falls them- | exposure as has been the result ee a 7 : : cothing he cas” ™ °Y | selves were recorded for poster. | of the great rush to name cap- back in jail, within a month, voluntarily. A vacation after one year | 48 @ sensible policy, but it takes the The wetter ‘wee ity for the first time somewhat | es, bays, bridges, roads, streets, . nd eight statutory holi- | stand that it is for the countries | norant about the tact which“ wee rue oot were ceneele ot eee Eemuay, Weekend Magazine feature by Staf’ %: . Overtime would be | themselves to decide what their | wrote, but Iam surprised that | known until recent years sim-| who had absolutely no connec- Writer Bill Trent tells Deziel’s strange tale. hours per week, paid | future should be. Te eee aut tnautigence | ply but eloquently as Grand | tion with most of them .of the hourly rate. Farina The f the between the init. i ials of the and the call ° at best the code acing the Facts | 6 dead loiter ‘tecenns For months informed commenta- | “4”... .» course certain of the W nter Wears On industries affected tors in Britain have been preaching | veracity of what I had written. Ottawa Journal press for exemptions. wage and price restraint and improv. | Bat. for, the record 1 queried the | The countryman always feels | post and walls, one is ‘Also to be dealt with before the | ¢ industrial efficiency as key in- aia oasng auto, | scter her be ther the fiat | tr Winer t eo ure! | gredients for sustained economic ee santa deine sheet from the big Feed and _ It is te Moon of BO : . Seldom, however, has the BC was allocated t0 | Grain Store calendar on the kit- | 44 countryside is bleak growth ’ , Jarvis Street Baptist Church, ail. A tes rom. | a¥gument been put as forcibly as it |° Téoml, for the youre 1985, V2) | SP Fee," san Winter | the moon sale serenely sctne et ce CBC APOLOGISES TO ME even if the poet can see morning | the stars, owls” soft Labor party chairman. . seem appropriate to | in the year's eyes. | nerk from the pestere “The country had better face the spect f Pa GRG, UT aie we The second month is the short- | Creeks and brooks are facts,” he said. “The desirable im- [ Sie cldet execetive, viet prea SStomane eocle. Wate oat | ate es of vements in our pensions, hospitals 5S. Bone dry snow over the : they | the cold covering. es ee oieding will beceaceed from O oe atts fo ae et Oe It is a bit early to greater productivity. There will be ur Yesterdays scaftold 5 ee ferred no manna from heaven , . . To give (From the Guardian Files) - git, is February. Each day man can fos! curtsin ' < a are an honest day’s work is our-duty to TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO cele moe Boned : _ wy . an. Inspecter TA. Weight ot “He | ftom granular snow. Because | Days plod by and n Division Royal Cariadian Mount. | ®uman nature is impatient, this | wears on. Snowbanks ed Police Halifax, will take is @ waiting month. When a mild | roadside are piled over command of “L” spell sets in and water drips | there’s a hint of Charlottetown, it was from roofs, and the snow | colors at dawn end in last night. He will replace Sap- shrinks below the tops of fence cet pageant. 4 erintendent E.C.- Sait. bed The Royal Navy's, destroyer The Unwant London Free ish seamen the German prison ship Altmark. Adequacy of labor but not of ; import of “YEARS AGO Sout not ‘only to Outurte bet to 1 a see cane | eet tee ae |e materials into the Arctic for the jaation of our sulerant worker sentations, construction of the easern sec- and also protests of organ- | 78 which such ; mi- > : . ton. of Dewline, (DEW, distant | ined labor that believes the poor | grants entry—and at December “ WITH warning) has been assign-| wages are the reason for the 1964, the very time winter . 4 ‘St hartime Conta Airways. .| shortages. m crops were at peak harvest. wd danhiecaaiaetiitship hates sus ggpentysinniiinliibiaesininbiiieitditascey ele oc ar | uo abn ew | ny "oe : ” ; ored Yorks. ‘ struction is delayed because | contract Farmers 4 ‘ % : ate not immediately supposed to deciace there le so , ; Last at the Charlotte- The provincial gov- | American labor available for ; a) ao town Hotel, Rotarians and | ernment showed some ‘interest oe ee ee ' i frindty cuihaved “16 ccheeee | ts scvantien te of such |. cept There isa suspic-} = aa ee ey tn, f mentee of govine as omar hon ee aoe eens | 6M AG AZINE Siege pease Reta ees| Coa cored Comes 3 PEA 3 tien. 3 | behalf of the sh = 0 a Gt come hie Se tt oy - and Colored Comics tae ox Dip ide hehe pons a a ning i a Sane serene me Pe “ +e r ’ a ae

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