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United Fund Appeal

for this

The nttltlill opuiillg da. year's Prime Edward lid Cilit- ed Fililil calilpaigll is Til ,duy. Oct. 1. but actlv les are already under way in tile advance gifts and pay will divisions. and in the Charlottetown and Summe side canvass. Across Canada 116 similar campaigns £116 being launched by devoted volunteer ; workers. each one a local affair a]. l though most of them include briln- ' ches of national welfare and other organizatill s.

United ilppenls have not elimin-

IE midsummer Iftcr voting no members an 88.000 increnn in par. lianlentary play. It will contain four pal-ties opposed to the Government, in place of the three that existed in July. The new one is Le Ralliament' Des Creditistes which. led by fiery Real (faiiuette. splintered Iwuy from the, Social (‘redit Party.

But Dir. Pearson will have only fifteen minutes to speak over the helium] network on Sunday night. and he'll probably have more press- ing matters to talk about than Mr Caniwlto's raperinizs.

Power Cable Inquiry

0f the. first three specific studies :lpproveil hllil formally announced In- the Atlantic Development Board. line is of pnrtictllar concern to this l'rilvilu-n. ll.l'alls for an investi tinn of the engineering feasibility of a submarine cable for transmis- sion of r‘lL‘ClI‘lf‘ energy to Fri ncc Edward lslnllil. linking up with the New Brulls' t-k-Nova Scntia power grid. Tllis is a matter of consider- able lmnoriuhce in our future in. dustriillly.

When illt’ Maritime power grid was established it was expected that eventually we would share in its advantages. indeed, one of the sell. ing points for our Northumberlhnd Strait causeway project was that it would be able to carry power lines from the mainland without the lived of laying a submarine cable. How much value was attached to this argument at Ottawa we do-not.

THE MAGNIFIED HELPING HAND

DAYS OF THE OXCART

Kissing Leads To The Altar

I: Dr. Thcodon n. VII noun Mrs. Mn. ion. "I read on till! kiulnl nniong students und onion iprcsds viruses In people who Ire nucrgic to such kip-cs. My duughlcr swean germs nInnol lic lrnnsrnluod tht wny unleu s person hnc - cold. Will y no picnic write on whni kissing can do? Then is loo much kiss. lng going on these days nmong school Ind colic e children And. ovcn oldcr iolks. This is - large order Vnrious micro-organisms psss tmm one person to snouicr vin hissing. But the chnncu of developinl core thmnt snd other rappin- tory infections are Just us good when sitting in - classroom or our. provided someone is coin- lnrninsilng the Air by sneezing or coughing. iniccllous mononucleosis wns hlnmcd nn kissing At one time but his idcn never received Ici- entlflc hocking, Kissing among colicgc students in oil pron-pli- ity lends more couples in the n:- ur lhsn to the sludcnl health department. t The “sppls-sdny" ronlrovcr- ly continues, A retired srmy cor‘ loncl wrote up thsl u dllly uppls ‘ acted as p ipxnllvr snd mode pcopis so healthy it "kept the doctor nwuy." . A 65-year-old woman dung-l recs — nnd with rcnlnn. She‘ writes: ‘Fnr 25 year: i hsven'i. eaten rsw apples. When i'm, peeling them ior the inmin oncc; n month or Sn i take s chancel Ind eni a piece. Willlill 30 min-. utes i dcvclop vullr-nt stomacn‘ Ind chest pains. it takes smelivl ills lull! and emergency ml'dlvl clues to bring me back. 1 un.‘ ehl cooked apples and have met uvcrai pcrsons uilh ihc snmc lroupic as minc” This woman is cxlrcinrly sen- ‘

NOTES BY

A IU I‘ll-l Ill' moth" why ch- nIVIr won hIr gin when IhI wt out on

honor to nun witan Ihe upislned. “Ind has run look honor to III". _wlpdior slur.

"rip worried — lt'l ruining Ind my wlic in downtown " "on. she‘ll nrnbnbly Itep l c some flare." "'rhnt's not it. — Gnlt Reporter.

Mnny péoplc m u dumii as they were in Noah‘s dny. Thcy hsvcn't sense much to prcpIre for rllny dnyl.—Snrnln opmv- er

Seventeen of the nntton'I M foolblil deILhI in 19S! were due in held Ind neck Iniui'iel Ind It. lent some of them could the been prevented if long- I e c ked bay: hlld been dileoui‘lled from plwinl. Dr. J 2 rr mant. IeIni physiciln an the Berkeley nImpul of the Univer- llty of Cllifm’nil. recommended thIt boyl with in n K necks. “should be d i I l: o “raged. if not dilnunllfied. from cant.ch spam." He spoke It the second annull erin County Sportl Inc Jury Cnnference held in San RI in] near SIn Fruncilcn.— Med- Icnl Tribune.

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lac on the fIteIt com-buttons of til

THE WAY

“Th em I.‘ AI. on n twin-i." laid ilhy. “BI Hugh 1-

everyflm moot. why don‘t you do ctr-n" “Won: re. plied hubby. “1 don't on know iicr." — Montrell sup.

hiring n gran! nl fItmeH

chomistry to agriculture . young lcienlllt decinnd 'i'll n time in collIiIII when I Inner will be Ibll to Irry filth. fer. Lilizer for All In one pint! pocket. led In aid (unnu- “and

. ii In; crop in the other." — Glll RCA porter.

“Mn does not turn to null unul lic is no lo beconin uio vlr tlrn or a hurt muck.“ ny- .u Ontario newlpnper. wnotlm or not he hrs to null. he is willing to — Ottawa Ciliun.

The chm lcisvl-icn m In housewives u iuclnstlog. gv. eryone i l would rspl s. rIdln: insicsd ll replaced clun- lnc. working Ind cooking. Cnignry Her-id.

“Am 1 good ennuflh for you“ sighed the young nun. “No”, slid the girl cInldii'liy. “you're not: but you‘re ton [and fur lily

. other girl." — Gn‘it limrler.

Bosch’s Overihrow

ny Clmlll Cumming Can-illn- Prm suit Wrilcr

The fall of the Bosch govt-rm merit in the Dominican Repub- lic flutters high hopes tht democracy could be estlblished quickly in the shambles left by the Trujillo dictntnrlhtp.

hen he was circled llsl December. .iuIn D Bosch. 54. a writer just back from 24 years in exile, Wu Mind by Libernl movements t h r o u I ll out the

ihnpcd he could do lor

thr Dominican tht hLI close friends anulo Belancourt and Luis Munns Mni'in hld don! for Venezuela Ind Filerio Rich. respectively.

The U5. offered mlyor aid in hopes of building I demos! 'r. showcase thnt wou‘id conirlst with Cub. Ind Halli.

Bolch'l overthrow. thoulh

siiivc lo apples and should never

eat them raw. For her, we might not u n e x p e c t a d, dismsyod

hemisphere n the man who. Washington. which cut Iid Ind

ated all other fund drives. They could Achieve that gun]

know; but we recall discussing the

Along The Old Santa Fe Trail

don't aim in. But they are seekinfi l matter with the former federal ilep- say. “so appli- u day orlngs a. i m t , ‘ . 2 v t V _ _ _ I I N I. . . . ovcr s coun ry a - r t l .. and finding glow-mg ncceptan e “t. “ n r k _. mn‘mer‘ Mum, Gum u ionui Gwmnhlc Society Bulletin hlg afloat: sHIEll gar wnBv had " “m vmnuy as e garish-g: wipes

among volun _v agencies and the public alike. as the. most sensible economic to provide needed money for the operation of worth- while heallh. welfare and recrea- tiunal services.

Twenty-seven campaigns in one (including eleven fag-day appeals) are what the United Fund drive means ill Prince Edward Island this year, and the objective is $233.- 031. Donations are exempt from income tax and n donor. if he so wishes. may designate anv partic- ulul mcmllor organization as the recipient of his contiibutinn. Oth- el-u se it will go into the general pool. With the exception of a slim required for administrative and campaign rxpenses. all the much collected will go toward the actual humanitarian work for which it is intended.

The participating societies and sernce organizations have pared their budgets to the necessities alld these budgets have been carefully audited. Knowing this. it is hoped thal the public will respond gen. crnuslv in making the appeal even nlnre succe=sful than was the initial unlth fund campaign last year.

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When Parliament Meets

Prime Minister Pearson is scheduled to make I national tele- vision address on the eve of The re- sumption of the Parliamentary ses- sion on Monday in which he will review the government’s accom- plishments and give an indication at what is planned for the future.

Without attempting to anticipate this report. which will be nwaitc'i with much interest. it can be assum- ed that Mr. Pearson will not forget to mention Canada‘s latest wheat sale in Russia. the biggest deal of its kind ever put through by any coun- try. He. will be expected. also. to dis-

ei'al H. A. Young. and he seemed to consider it of some importance.

The causeway project, of course. has still a long way to go before being realized. If we can get a sub. marine pull-er connection with the mainland ill the meantime. well and good. But we don’t want it at the expense of the causeway. by any means. or as a move that could pro. vide an excuse for delaying the causeway construction.

This being understood. we wel- come the Atlantic Development Board's activities in the matter and look forward with interest to the preliminary report on its stildv which is expected before the first. of the year.

Super-Racketeers A U.S. Senate probe into the dark workings of a national crime syn- dicate has opened with the hearing of a star witness whose unprepos- sessing features adorned the front page of yesterday's Guardian and of most morning newspapers across

the North American continent.

Actually. the first witness be- fore this Senate committee was At- torney General Robert F. Kennedy. who set the stage for the inquiry by emphasizing the significance of mobster Joseph Valachi's evidence. “For the first time.“ be said. “an insider—a knowledgeable member of the racketeering hierarchy—has broken the underworld’s code of silence."

Because of information from Valachi and other sources. the gov- ernment has lea r n e d that Cosa Naetra—nlsn knnwn as the Mafia and the Black Hand—is run by a commission of 9 to 12 active mem- bers. that it has on annual income of billions and rests on A base of human suffering and moral chr- rosion on .i colossal scale. Fedeml

Traveling by nicari over «in miles of dusty plain. nliicksand rrcrk. scorching dcscrt rim-e was prescribed for inval- ‘

ids.

Genilsmcn in lragilc health loinrd buiiwhackcrs and mule skinncrs on the arduous trek along lhc Sullts Fe Trail The sickly slepl outdoors. drinking in the salubrious dry air of the 3 high plains.

The rusgrd imimrni nilcn worked. in 1531. Josiah Gregg l began I Santa Fe lournry su- ling in s csri. At the end of n week he was nslride s pony. 13y Hie time he reached the buffalo range he was. hc “as com for the chase us the stur- diest of my companions."

Thnuoh we con wheels stun pert rollin: on the Sonia Fe Trail nrnund lflflfl. its lecends

and landmarks survivp Seven Trail silt-s in Krnsas. Missouri. oklnhnmr. and New Mexico re- ccnlly were declared eligible (or me slams nf Resistercd .\'a- tlonal Historic Landmarks. ;

The goal oi ihr wagon lrslns was Santa Fe. founded in 15% by the Spanish as capital of New Mextco Spain furl)de Am- rricsn merchants to enter the colony. but the prospect of sell- inz impurled cloth for m I ya and tobacco for 54 pound lured many to Santa Fe. Thc trudrrs were clapped into the calabnzo for their nulns.

When Mexico \\'on her inde- pcnncucs in 1321. or Ynnkcos were welcomed willisin Beck ‘ nell brnught in n puck train the i ncxl your

The Mexicans were hungry for American calico. hardware.

PUBLIC FORUM

ms emuniw is our in in discord-r.

r um. um.

TEEN-AGERS‘ ALLOWANCBS sir.—i have been rcsding the v Public Forum letler in The Guardian of Sept. ‘ Kings County Interested Mother. "About tonic teenagers." 1 henr- lily ppm with hcr. The pm election promise was to continue the lsmlly silowuncc to use is, girl i even hen

M line urn. they did my they expenwd lo hlve if in effect by the time school opened. School opened Iimost . month no. and

lguns. knives. tonls. and shoes. planted by stout wagons. which The traders wri-r just as hun- i weighed from noon to 7.000‘ pry for slim, fur. wool, Ind ‘pnunds loaded Ind were pulled mules spoil dark wagon ruis l by six yoke of oxen. The Wagons clrhcd the plains sci out brightly printed sud re- Thc Santa Fe Trail had scv. turned plerched. warp . and erdl starting phlnfl in Missouri iihrunken. They were overturn-

‘ mean polycytilcmla? REPLY

lenge to expert horsemen.

plies on mulehnck. :sch n1 took for himself an pounds . ilour. so pounds of bacon. pounds at colfcc, m pmlndg M incur. and s packet of soil

c pack trims ii-cre iup- l puilbsiling.

tale Robert Frost might haw said. that loves I tunncl

fif’rauklm. lllcn lndept'nden-i winds, y huge hailstonel nild torrential rains.

cc, and Westpoi'l. it ran south- scorch sun. battered

weslerly across Ksnsns. Pull

Fort Dodge. wagons could take lby locks. Ind scarred by in- longer . dian arrows.

one of two routes and more difficult climbed into i ' h

ed by pelted

But the rewards— commer-

Colorndo's mountrlns. T e iclni and social— in Santa Fe shorter and far more dangems were Worah the effort. The Na- ‘ path~thc Journey of the Dead ‘ tionnl Geograaphir Society

—slrucli boldly scross use des- t. Th. lrlp wss populsr with sn- ventilrous youths and s chnit An Army captrin rode in relays from Shula he to Westpnrt in in? days snd 13 hours to win s

het MULES as csitiucils

Early in e r r h n his carried their goods snd personal sup‘

on 0 f in

‘ smoking lin loel'l vsgurros; brown. padres: dnrkcklnnod sltur boys while surplices, Even to . wns exotic: . wllh n Maxi In

P lfll‘O. liquid fire.

book "America's Historylands . describes the sights that ed the bullwhdckers Ind mule sk'

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tiers: iirls checks mmbrer< ‘ r o b e d l lndians in ser 3 p e s:

l p ; food l

‘th painted rims:

but in e i To uuehch the “Tao: Lightn-

Spanish dishes. on

CPPQI‘ shaker.

ing' or cactus juice or brandy from El Faso del Norte, For sport:

shell games. cockilghts.

Bridging Will! A Tunnel

i Christin sciencc Monitor 1’

“Something aim is." as thci better than s wsii. niggings between East .nd West Berlin underscore and mebe even understate the

point.

But ihr feelings thi crncrgs. in sonic casss before thought. when some ncw report on link- mg Britain and Europe by channel bridge or tunnel mnkcl headlines—these src nuohly with optimism.

The French Government hss iusl snnounccd incl President dc Gnullt ii in fnvoi' of s tunncl Io Briuln cvcn ii he is not in isv. or of Britain's tunneling inlo lhs Common Msrkcl. Tnli docs nol mean Ihe tunnel is to In Open only to one-wny tnlflc.

The hrlllsn src nI welcome In Franc: II "I! [purists that [zoom in the summer. ii Britain doesn't feel Ihe s s m s wsy Iboul ll

l

Support for n‘lunnei represents

s French decision against :1 _ bridge. At one time s tunnel was cloud m the luck

considered likely to be In» expen-

sive, Now it is said chili do drip of Sinusllls? asuiis think, RE i ton expensive. : standable

s nrldgc would be That is under» .

He once considered .

builder—be- .

hunscli s bridge tween East. and West

But that won bciorc the Com- munists hnd lnken over Czechos- lovnkls. who slim thonghl inno- cently oi ihcmssivcs ss nridgc huildcrs. snd so lllustrslcd that possible high coil or bridge. pudding. Nowsduys dc Gsuiic is. less randy than some other Eur . opc-nr to chart bridges to Entl GermIny.

But n tunnel to Britain Ii nno thcr mnlter. it won't show on the surlrcc for one lhi Gsullc may discover some day thnthe was helping to build I bridge in spite oi himself. But in

. now i have two homes. I'm 611

French tourist invasion it cnii‘| so much happier l world even he always resnrt to the British cul-‘ may feel I little leg displeased

it IIid lo Pie ‘

l thary delerrcnl ‘ l EdIlor Ind

Th: executive directnr of the l

r with cvcrything.

Broqdcasl Failure ‘

PuhlIIhnr clule one while! to know whnt

A.D.C. writes: My hemozifb pm Is as pl-r rout. Dues Ihis

Nu — ii is within nnrmnl lim- its. Modern physicwns rncnsure hemoglobin llrou content! in grams. rnlhor than percentug- as. In polycythcmia verl. the. hemoglobin is in lo 24 grams per 100 m». of Mood (approxi- mately 110-120 per centl slid the red cells run up in 7 In 11 million

PRESSURE 0N NERVE

W.K. writes: in more my con- DCEIXOH bciircen arthritis of the spine and sciatica?

E?

if has been estimated that. 90 per mm oi all cases or sciatica on due in s slipped disk in dis ion-cr back. The rcrnslndcr have s vsricly of causes. including Irihritis of the shine.

HERNIA norm:

Mrs. H. writes: A few yenrs

ngn i had two operations llld

years old. Would you advise me in have them npcrntcd nn'.’ ‘ REPLY

yes. dependian upon the size Ind location of the heriiils along with your slate of health, Some people have tissurs thal srs as difficult in new together IS nld cfutll. This inskcs hcruls repnir is problem.

GLANDS AND INFECTIONS

RL writes: Can 3 swollen come from postnssnl

sore throat, rhinitis.

Yes. hrc s u s r poisons nr toxins from the upper rrspirp. lory organs drain lnlo the plum: oi the neck ‘ TODAY'S HEALTu uiNT .—

nght lights in the nod-room-

get ahnnl

bathroom area will help nldsterl ‘

Our Yesterda s

(From the Gulrdlln Viell

TWENTY-l7“?! YEARS AGO umber 28. 19“

Rev. E. .G. Bridgewnler. r:- ctnr of C Iplud Ind syrin r field. who hld been given four months. leave. hll, it is under- Itnod gone to London. Engllnd. where he expect! tn inhl duty for I month or so. The Clement Mitchell is serving Crnpnud Ind Springfield.

Rev. If.

Miss Jenn Mutt‘h of Earns- cliffe yestctdny slid I “cull found in her garden this I mar was 15 inches long weighed more nhnn four pounds. A Hnllinx paper told of I we

privnte preserve oi the inmily of dict-tor Rafael Trujillo. IS‘ ussindled in 1961.

he had cnmpaigncd among s people out had not freely clsctcd - president in on years. and won their support by prom-

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to lug

followed within six months oi Iimllnr coupi In Ecundnt Ind Guulcmuio,

In previoul lnsiancen the 11.5 prnclice hss been to restart! contact with the new govcrn. mcni it it show. good faith and