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w Prince uwml Isllnd Llh Tb. Dew

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Lynch emu-l u Summoutde Mont Albu- l-l ma Scum.

‘hmtvd nIIImlIlly by 'hcmwn Numb-pm

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year in us. .na Illewhevu chum shun. Com mnwnilh. Not (Ivy 7( pm than. .w Memhrr Au Bore-w .u no any..."

a Mono Tl" .lllfiln‘zl. 'lu'o

Emphasis On Tralnlng

Plans for the trailllllg of island Ilshermen are to be investigated by the Provulcial llciulrtnlcut oi fish-v ones. as inllicntlui by ilepllly .\lill- istar Eugene tiornlau following his return from stlcluling w fisheries conference in lvllu-onu. This is a move desel-vihk of l‘\'t‘l'.l' Mull"ch Mr. Gormau nlallc good use of his time sin-mid. v'll'iti he noted wll'ticll- lsrly the export training which Nor. wegian fisherle t-orolve. Similar training her he llclievos. would al- low our fishermen to handle their equipment to better advantage. and this was llrt't'ssllry if thcv hoped to compete adequately with foreign fishermen off our shores.

Mr. Clll'malt's statement is in line th the \‘l0\\'.\‘ cxpl'cs ed by fishery officials in other provinces end at Ottaw . Concerted action is being planned. and Federal Minister Mbichsud has indicated that a na- tional ('nflii‘l‘sllt'P for lhc dis-c- sion of I Canadian fishery expansion program may meet this fall or early winter. He has asked for provincial proposals as to what the program should involve.

Last week Mr. Roliivhalld ali- drused the Newfoundland ll egis- Ieture on this slllliect. making the same point “hivh Mr. Norman made In CommPntlIlg on the situation in this province, “t‘auada's fishermen." he said. “have, not yet applied the imhnical knowledge available, and they mllsl lie trllillcd and educated to use the latest techniques." The decision to implcmcllt the IZ—mile fishery limit would give protection in Canadian I‘ishcl‘mvll, hill the time has come for providing t ra i n i ll g facilities as well.

The federal minister reported that all ten provinces have shown “lremcndruls interest" in the pro— posed conference. which collid hav far-reaching results on the economy of this Atlantic area.

Demanding Deeper Probe

How to erlliit’l. after the Prm fumo scandal. Britain‘s badly Lar- nished intelligence and security ser- vices? That is the question. and it le doubtful whether Prime Minister MIcmilIan’s refusal to yield to Labor demands (or an sll»party commit- tee of investilIl-ltion. and his decis- ion to substitute a one-man judicial inquiry instead. will satisfy the public mind. For after the damag- ing Idmissions made by the Prime Minister himself on the subject. there can he no illusions about Brit- ”: Iecurity in any quarter.

u Mr. Harold Wilson. on this point, reminded the House of (‘nmmonh IthIt the British ltovernment spends 500,000,000 (or $168.000.000) I year on in security services and it wee I SundIy newspaper which was IIme responsible for trs c k in g dawn Ilhe Profumo story, As reed Imo the parliamentary debate. that Ilm'y was enough—in the words of one British commentator—"to make our lilies' hair stand on end."

What is expected from t h as e minions is that the security ser- vlu will be probed to its depths and Impriete action taken Mr. Wil. Iou maintains that an Inquiry by I judge would be "totally inadequate ill IIlIy public enxiety"-that its blue of reference would he fer too W to tied with the matter. “It he wants is I select Ili-pIrty mm o! the Commons with m to all any witnesses. Includ- h‘ Mr. Mumillm Ind his colleag- u- Ind Ix-WIr Minister John

m . Wm the question I! Mr.

33

Mmsn‘s polltlcui future rennin- unclear. He seems to be looking for- erd to remaining in office. and his pIrty followenl are reportedly clns. In: ranks in support of this view. Even the [notion Times, however, reports that in Westminster it is taken for granted that Mr. Mac- millan will not lead the Conserva- tives at the next election and that: therefor no timc should he lost in cstallli hing his <|lll‘fl,\':«l|‘,

Much will duncnd. llrl'htllls. on how the securin inquiry is prose- cuted and what I'l‘fllll,‘ it achieves.

The Riddle Of 'Flu' Slnce the great epidemic of ill- fluenza aflel' World War I the ob» Itilllltely l'eclll' llt lli case has been keeping investigators llusy. Hardly hlu a 'fill virus ilccu brought under Control but it disamlc- and all on- iil'cly different one tllkcs its ill-ace. The last 'fltl epidemic. of lIlFlT-l'lfl. for example. \ll cllglllccrcd by a virus called A . which had rcplllc- ed A I. the ll '. ' of A plain. the “classical” gel-m of 1918.

The first vlll'icty of A l l’llllNi from 1934 In ifil'l'. to he followed by the second variety which in 1957 hllmlevl over in or “Asia”. In 1063. A2 is <t'1ll !v {llilllll ally mm. according to lu-nrv-ssnr ll. Lin. pelt. or the (ll‘lllli’lllll‘tll or ship and tropical discasns ill the Kl'i‘lli lmrt hospital of Hamburg. til‘l'nlh n v, I is .

Pl'esllnllllll) sumo lvlw l\ t'etly maturing somuwim-e for the next rlln. Types R and C. always of minor importance. are now only of sporadic ttL'L'lII'I'OlII‘l‘.

The worst of it is I at the V. nus ’fllls differ sel'olugiclllly, All are "antigens". which means they evoke In the infected Iloliy the l'ornnttion of antibodies i'iilillg thvir shapes as a key fits a lock. Those altlilnldios render the germs innocuous, People who have had I 'flll llsllully develop a good degree of immunity to the, virus concerned. Rut 'fiu now alters the lock by sending a now virus. and the old key no longer fits the new lock,

When A 2 camp ill lit-37. uulmd" was immllllc In it. Slnt'l‘ all lllllilmli. lee were of the A 1 pattern. [like some generals. our bodies always prepare for the last \lnr instead of the next Sunlll \louder 't’lll took s heavy loll. infecting more than 80 per cent of the diverse populations, A 2 can do lls little harm—say the scicllt , ,ill('e We are stuffed with antibodies against this type; Ilul. as was said before. ’fill is likely to come with some new and different storm the uoxt time.

The Cold Shoulder The raving Review. principal external propaganda vehicle of the Peking gllvcl'nmcllt. mum curious

.i_

out).

" reading those (In s. The latest issue

complete. ignores the cxislence ot' the Soviet Union.

There are ample rot‘cl'cuces to allegedly ickell capitalistic powers and their machinations, India. too. and Indonesia. Korea and Japan. all exist in the Chinese (‘ommunist picture of the world. Romania has purportedly imlll‘ovl‘d its s olltific and technical relatinns with China and hence presumably exists, North Korea looms large on the Peking Versions of the globe and \lol'kers in the (‘ongtl are said to he in solid- arity with Chinese workers—a singular achievement if true.

But nowhere does the Soviet Union appear in the world of the Peking Review. One of its most re- markobe achievements was to pm— duce in its January issue an article on Cuba's strained relations with the United States w i t h on t once mentioning or recognizing the exist- ence of the Soviet Union or Soviet influence. Soviet weapons. and So- viet interest in Cuba,

The West sits and waits for this situation to clarify. Presumably my- thing could happen at the July 5 meeting of the tun Communist pow- ers in Moscow—'nythillg. as one commentator has exnl ed it. from I total break to ll total reconcilia- tinn. Existing signs and portenul do not appear in lmint to total recon- clliation.

EDITORIAL NOTE:

A health department bulletin re- minds us that huhies have no relllfli! Inca tn the go r m s of dinhtherlI. whooping cough. polio or smallpox. but they can be protected from the dime by immunimtion. This ul- noculItion can be given at. th rel months. or at the time advised by the doctor or the wall-baby clinic.

PUBLIC FORUM

F

IRESIDE CHAT

l OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson

C.N.R. President’s Prospects Discussed

That unlucky numbcr Illlrlccn has come up again. Ind its vlc- tim now seems to he Donlld Gordon. president of nul' mu . Innth CIuIdiIn NIlionIl null- les.

1’ was appointed lo "III In» Dorian! juu thirteen years ago: he ls currently mvlug s :l-yur rclupphmtmem which expires on In September. And while other Can-cum m perhI s enjoy- ing a lllzhtshcnrled s Ikespur- mu kind oi midsummer maln- dream. on IIIIrluld Mr. or- Ilnn ls possibly suiierhllz I pull- lco—Qucbecma union4wrncked nighlmurc.

Donald Gordon was born ll

sh tillage ul Oldmehlrllln. ncar Aberdccn. up was brought out in Canada as I child. and at 13 gut his first tub selling newspaper: tn the street in Tor- nnlu Two years lIIer he liIrled as a clerk tn lhe BInk at New SroliI; and in 2i vcarl he climbed m succseslully up the huuklug lIdder lhlt .l the ur- l 1y age of so the brilllInt Scot i was Ippolnted deputyinvemur l of the Bank oi Canada. INFORMAL RECEPTION

Olilwu well and warmly ucl.

m a...“ l. 0.... .. .. hm...“ l l. unusual. u .....u..... u t. on... n. mun. o u... u. unusual u an” n.

N0 OFFENSE INTENDED Sin—I Im IlrIlti LllIl Mr. OurrIn. whom man and Is I crIIts‘mIn, has been too quick to tulle otiense whom no Mlenee was illl ruled. The expression ye vicw". to denote the viewpoint of one who has lied to Miller u dell. struck me pecullIrly upl. Whereas the bud. high above Ill involveman looks down In . somethI can Ind impersnlul luhlml. the worm, accuuomed in being troddcn bu. u very much Involved In x. m“. l on very much on the worm'I side. mu when he my . lash out occasionally at the very ’ oncs who are trying in hrlp him, My chm-cm war the condltlon oi pianos 'u not sudden. e M the saddest features is the out (hll so {cw owners o1 Pianos I i l

realize that their instrumentI nlrd skllled ullennoll ll re- gular mlorvhls. That i, why 1 have prep-ml I! pamphlet in the hope at Ilerlinl them to the mushy at having their plum. serviced.

My remark "in 99 new out o4 e too the owners at the plum would not be able to tell the dif- lercnce" was torn out fl KI m» text Ind Merl-ed lo I camlllnt by I comespoudem ill Tuvalu that tuners in It: lrEl hoe-um- Iy dld nut brlnl it'lmmem up to concur! pitch. The mmrk WII made in SW. certainly not out at cumpllculcy.

My whole point lI thIl there is plenty of work IvIllIbie ll ownco'l of pllllol can be to realize III: lull. in" Inc M piano temnicllll II mIIh- Id In the leek 1! knowledge of the public

Mr. CurrIn himIPli told me not no In that he was booked up {or the next le months. I do in bllmc illm li htdmmmrhflolllout‘ (or new custom Mien III bl nllly occupied.

l wlll muttnu. to try in keep chmil Ilfl Mic (Ills m. If piano mulch!- oll the lIlIIId were h ‘6 to- lfihfl I Ink IIII-

pu eta I et thIt they would be mowed unm- with mom! ll-mew-lmyly lb mphllv Ivan um um cumulat- nu mull-d.

I III. ET. etc. cunls'mma GLEDHILL m d m I: Inhale.

arrived hm to handle

and rendering soullully on DIDEI some Iuch air n "CIrl'y m: luck to old i Oldmeldrum” ThIt Ipflcryplllll

lievc that he has lollulll

respect as e x

mm with - Jew slolnm Ind . 1'“ mu! not

com-d Don-Id u unite e Scot . He showed lhlt inexplicable I

ieclion (or the wsillllg nl thI bauplpu

which often Puzzles . 1 and InlurlIles the less privileg~ : have burned lllm ill utllgy. be ad races. Thus I! we: IhII once ; club: he said he hld ‘Iot been ‘ a very senior British CIbllch : Ital: to find my French-DIM- } Minister. Sir SIIIlord Crlupl. l dilll oillciIis In the name

some at l cnmpIny competent to be pm.

Is slid to but been cllllfirlllad by the refusal 0' MI I‘l-ulllpo‘l Mtnllter to dillnlss preIldIlll: Quebec nIllonIllsLl

9

Ihoec delchIe poll-WI! irldl l mated to vice-president.

negotiation

thIe the old Hllhlllld

ills! on his diam: room

Q

story may be unluil- to I v

highly regarded civd autumn; as he then was: but at lcaal it . emphasises the strong Almrdcnn ‘ slrcsk which ills made him such . laugh bIrgIIl-ler as hell! . 3 o! Ihe c \l

. 11. Donald Gordon's ll’icndt be. with l‘qllal vtgallr ht'llh Ih! politicians Ind "I! unions ill hll eilorlI to operate the railroad m It- iiK‘IPnLly Ind elioctlvely u pol- slblc ill the national inlcrcsi. He would for example. surely deny the suggestion that sevI'I‘Il llun»

dred mlles oi railroad are now i i being closed down in Sukatch- I owed u n punishment at out I

province (or being “dirty dais" in voting to elect only leeerva- tlvc MPs in the list lcllerol Plot-lion. HUNTING HIS mm: Nevertheless muuy CInIdiIlle have set out. indlvldually collectively. "get Gordon, rims Mlnlster l’lleienh kcr

. tlemllug n recep— l 3 non given In his honour. he was I Illll suggests IhIt Mr. Gordnn'l startled to lind‘hig host stInd- »

liar promotion ‘Jusflce. This would Illo InII'k

' return in Ottawa when . vluusly served in the st. LIur- t out '

Now report on Parilemeut tenure m-y drawing to - close. Ind and his replacemhll might be - Iormcr Trumm

Minister. Hon, Lionel Cuevrier, who is now Minlster of Justice. TlllI Appointment would do much to remedy Freuch»C|Il- Ida's criticism out no French- Canndian is enlnl<|rd with hlflll Miice in that Crown Cnrwrl-

l lion.

At the um! time. It Is tse- "even here that non, Guy FI- vrcsu e a ncwcomel- lo politice but an old-timer on Parliament Hill Is a Tanner deputy mun.- tel oi Jusllcc — muy uluked In Minister M

him Is the chief Quebec lieuten- am at Prime Minister Pearson —— sham c n c e n his nusslble successor u leader ot the lair ernl rmy.

Thu talk. by nu meInI lm.

l Iponslble In Its source. suggest! ‘ til-t Quebec‘s Premier .lull Le- I KEEP now sees his iuture lIl til-t

provincial mle. Ind nut. II hId bull lplcu lnvolvr I he Dre.

A Dangerous Idea

Globe Ind MII, Toronto

Ontlrio _ young Progressive Conservatives marched on on - wrnnlz In I II R t mus luck when they urged .l their Callie!- enu It Kitchener all Sunday that no prlvlleie should . .ch to newspaper reports evl- dance given before luulcul In- auirles. Thu would be . lung slep toward censorship Illd

would have the 2(1th of deny- l

lug legltlmate lutm-mulluu in the Public.

The Young Conservatives were rluhtly concerned that the nem- cs oi innocclll gmlms were hmughl in r w a rd in warm- lu- mummy beiure the lnqulry last year lnIo oIgInized crime Ind ssmhllml ln OatIric This newlplpcr. indeed. I) r u t e I led strolleg when Mr. Lulle Tron. the turmcr Premler. was most

unlail‘ly dragged llltll the II- ui

The critlcism «I this typ! «I incident. holtIcver. should MI lle IinIlIl the newlvlwn whlch v1 evcnls at an inquiry. but net the conduct of the 1 II- qul . Thnss- presldlnx at Judicial inaulrics should not permit wit- nesses In wander o" lull) hur- tlIy comment Ind malicious ru- mor.

ll Ihe Ynunl Conservstlves qu‘eed ln Iorclnl their muul! .m the press than could be very llllII reporting of evidence given beiore tribunals. Rumor .buul thI was said at a tribunal would rcplm llct. Ind when thc report oi the tribunal we. brought down the publlc would have no wily oi knowing It VII-l consistent wllh the evidence.

Dangerous Press Control

WIIM Free Pun

A good rulevolslllumb by which to determine the allure at a lovemlnelll ll mo Inc-lure ht IIIltude Dermlflld the glen oi the country concerned. in u a» mun-Icy. n we underIIIud the term. the pun l. In. to calm. be the gov romeo! Ind [oval-lb menl out w um— .L leI. oi mm. within the llms its imposed by the law] oi libel. Thu It tlmu mum lblug. un- pleluun (or llum cirlcllId. llul more oiten u mull- In unlu- clilcltncy ma honesty on [he DII‘I 0' the lflflmmlnt.

In I loulliIrlln lute. huws'

ever — be It FIIclII nr Colu- munill ~ tho [IWII'IIIIIIIII cIn- not Ililn‘vi tn permit the pro“ Iuch lItlludI. Criticism oi the governmenl Ind III nillc I II;

a a E :l E :2 E a .

If they thought enough. “I

could lend to Ihe dwllilli ui

[overumenh TI. VIII. II II I t,

IhIll'leion. be ecu-Ind III! M Id.

Union when the pun ll mere I; In Inn of the to Imn

uI, Sometime It Is done I llttlo more lubtly. n l. m lrylug to do. Then. the

lust Innounced am the m- melltwtllntyouIIin‘lo

"perslllsinll" of the democrItic IyIiem and e "coercion" ut the loIIlltII-l'n lyltem to keep anIpnperl lll line—or. u the mlulml- put It. to “pl-umuu ma manage" the pun.

Two boIrdI wlll be let up: one comprised at government nItIelIll. the other of journIl- ul- Ind publlshers. ll wlll be or duty In see that lndmlel newl pen .ml mIIIzlneI wrue unly c on Ilruclle" lumen.

They wlll b. Ihle lo critlclu the government hul only u. l "con- slrucllve“

'upou everythan 0! lb becqu there are llmltItIollI Io heIlIhy criticism.

All I" II Invernmenl om- tlIII In concerned. there In

lllnltItlonI indeed: Ind on lluubt "

In qulII- Communilt lull-mull. the llmlllllmll will b. Drew

strict,

in Illm. M mIlIIr how it my try In hide tu intentions wlth WW Woldl. “le [Him In! lolmrllmenl Intends In ear I the won. By this tnIIntIon It ole-fly III. brlndtd lIIeli tau IlltIflIn.

FOUND ml NUT Onllhloll-Ii-I (mind the breed- 1:.li '0‘ III! curll' ll ll . End-ht I Ill not Inn-L

Yawning nausea

By Lazy Thyroid

ulfllmm

can.

emu». «amulthququ oil

in that one wall will nlon. tum nut lat-Illa: you c! all. lul

lower InlmIlI I

InlI an the other head. Iwanlnl

III-u

is I symptom ill neve

u. Incluth aunts and cucu- lIlory din-lien ol the bulb. Dr. ltIphIel lulu of Chic-lo menlly Added Innther poulble

urlllll — low metabolism. III came In this conclullou In" I

3y: I' lollnwup ol IlII wanlIll IIIch ed on Ill ItlentI. A large cy le removed

mm tIllI mI neck. doll: with le-t oi the thymld llInli. Sevenl days alter the opal-I lion he bull! to wan Mall-hr ly Ind the Illhtllllnl III the Inll~ Icle oI the neck val lenlul McIIIlO It lmhed ill. incl» hi

on. In time. wanlnI bee-ma mun mulled and Dr. luau nnIId lhIt the Illlwu‘ the pulle. the mun the pItlollt need. In Idfllflon. II the pull. Ilowed,

bee c more Illd more II“-

gued u l l e I Ital I thyroid gIIIld deficiency. The wI liven thyroid

extrIcI Ind on His at wan. lug emu-ml mIrkedly when the pulse you to so. Stepping up the gum role through excl. clse had no ciiect upon wans lng, Furthermore. when thyroid extract WI! stopped. waning returned It methnliIm dropp- M. tun-u. lnemnud. m the pulu nlr slowed.