@112 filiath l

Cnvdrr Prince i-ldwsrd Island Ltk. The Devi ‘

WJ. Nansen, Puhluhnr alum lku Emuuv. mm

Puhilxhpri Ml, lml up. Milling \(xrbpi Sun

5 lie:

hlnh w-ikrl

d". M asylum. lvnlldayll .l I65 PiImI sum. ‘

. lhouunu N-wspapun lid Mani-gun. Alb-r

Quantum... vli lvanrh uni... .i summon

nailnnellx by thrnmn Newlpdpvl

in lolciia m llmvmvy Av-

Miviliril ado (Allilnri Silezl m. N... oltlJ lulu w... Moro (B bid mo

(mum Ulih Numb-per rublubm lb. Clnldlln

writ .niirled lo lb. us. Iul "nub-

her Almulmu and lb. climdlln P'eu

mi... N irv..lsl .W ,.l lymui mum.” hrleir IIIF mama \uvmlowl my... Ncll ml in. p. L, l. multi. Iii no I you ill mi nl lll.i ml in wt .m. MI Izrvul‘rl h. (at... no . wl cit will mi “N uliro uel we. Ellin COM-

ym in us, ulu rid-ml. p ammo. .

Nol m. 7. w m... (nn/

Mmbu Aldli pm..- oi CilculAl

ranniii’li‘hliiav. El‘TI-I‘IRER

Progress Report

ll reassuring in lime, Solicitor [iPliCl‘oI llul-Xullplli. invesiilzallons are “all under lull- \\'l'l\ all mil s or Illulso illli‘ of lhe Nnvlbllmborbmli SI l- a i I «pupil-av design, lha' this ph will end on DPCthf‘r :11 this. yr ’\\‘lill ihe zllh. mien... ur a mm by lhp l'lllh‘llli-

Il’tlill that

is

lug engineers \\l’Il('ll \\'lll review "all possible designs" together with their cost, aiid iildicaie the must feasible one \I'llli‘ll “ill illell lie sar- l'll‘iI through in :l llrlailod llcsigil. Malibu-blip. |ll‘r‘l|lllllifil'y ropm‘ls on core drilling indicate that no seri- ous foundation problems will be en— coiintel'od.

That the most feasible design hasn‘t yet been determined seem: at val dill-e lviill the more definite Issilraiil-o gheii by Prime Minister Ilicfonbakri‘ on the silliilu't 'l‘llal. was over a year ago, and we can only ussllma that the deparimenial repori on which Mr. l'licfrnhaker's «alumnus um based has heeli n» \ri::d in ihe light of new Cnl'lii’i'lll‘l. ion procedure: In which Mr. Mac- Nallght makes reference in his statement. Some of these procedures Iililllfll‘ the of A Illmit‘l Ilzilng of individual prrl‘alirimlud sections. floated out and slink to a prepared foundation.

Ii this he Ill" laso. \\l> II'llsi lilai I iiill mplunalitiil will lie olilaiill'd from the Pilhlir‘ \I‘orkl Minister when Parliament reassembles. Mr. Dialenbakc in Ilisiice Io hi sl‘lfv should ill on haviiil' llie renort on which ho liasod hie. own l'all'illa- tinns iahl-d an that there will he no question as to his harlan en- deavorcd to mislde us at that time.

'l‘hr llalv rollsii'llciiiin pmmilllru which were impractical a few .lerll ago will presumahly lessen the over- all cost of “011000.000 which was the Figure linen liv Mr. Dici'cnbaher. and perhaps Slini’IPil the rnnsirllcb- Ion period as well. Rut we'll know more about ihai AI the year's end. who“ the report on the, various possihlr lintlmis \vill lir silliiiiiiiod. Whal is gratifying is illaI Ihe Pear— son Governmnnt seema now to be be definitely mmmitted to this great project as was the former Conscr— vative admlilioratiuir that we. no longer hear or doubts being cast on II: "feasibility" from any respon- sible source, and that the planning nperaiiolls are going ahead lin- Intemlptediy.

We welcome .\‘ir. MarNalighi‘s Insurance on these minis. and trust that he will continue to take ovary opmrtunilv of keeping us ailrl‘asl. ‘ of tht is going on.

Too Late For Words

Prime Miniaier Pearson was no doubt right, when he said in his ad» (has It the United Nations Ae- Iernbly that expulsion of member: Iuch Isl South Africa and Portugal, on grounds li! racial discrimina-

. 171ml. wIs against the principles of Idle U.N. charter. The charter does not require, or even Authorize. sanc- tions Ill be applied merely because one member nation follows policies considered abhorrent Ind degrading by others. But the representatives at the colored nations are not at; eepting til 1 Interpretation of what. UN. membership InVnIVMl Si nee thaw “not any their point they I'D quning Inother method of

'dlowlr' their dislpproval.

This manly. when South Afflu'l adopts spoke on his coun- m ndIl policies: About two-thirds '0! lb 11! Amanny members slag. d I I. wllhout Is the ApIrilieid ~.uloffl hook the rostrum. And H My. 1 Guam Ill 28

lill‘II l'lillr

Amen delegations walked out at the npenimz meeting of the UN. World Health ()iganizaiion's re- gional commiilee because of the presence of delegaies from Portugal and Solllh Africa.

This illl‘l‘iiIIL' was called to dis- I'll~\‘ sill-h qlirstioils as assistance to new African states and malaria and smallpox eradication in Africa illlaili‘lN‘ of \‘iial concern to all the l'illliili'il’N i'l‘lll‘efleillflil. But not so inirilirlaiil. apparently. as the racial issue to the African delegates.

A similar incident occurred at Illi‘ liitm‘llaiioual Social SQL‘III'iIV l‘liiil'lll'vlli'e of Geneva. when ll African and Arab delegations ex— pressed their diaapprmal or the pl't‘s‘PHCF of a Portuguese represen— llllii-e lil' \illlkiiig out. (‘ommiiiiisl delegates from Bulgaria. Hungary. Poland. Yugoslavia and (‘zecho- slovliki . not, slow to capilalize on this gcsilli'l‘. staged a performance of the samn kind a few days later.

01‘ course, Mr. Pcarson expound- ed the true doctrine of LYN. mem- liorship acrol'ding lo the charter. Rut there was no evidence that it carried the slightest conviction In the minds of those In whom it was nl'iliripallv nddrosscd. Though he should weak h the tongues of men and of angels" on this subject. he would still be. to them. as sound- in].v brass. or a iinkling cymiial.

ll is well (or the Wosleru pow- ers to realize the, burning hatred in which apartheid policies—in Smith Africa or elsewhere—are held by the colored races. and cease w sting words on excuses for ignoring it in the council of world nations.

Useiul Publication

A new Canadian pllhlirlliinll has made its appearance. under the, of "The United Nations in Acllo Edited by ille Well-known journal- Isi. “Wilson Wondsille, the magazine lllil go to mpmiwr. n! the United Nations Association In this country. in place of the farmer's newsletter and the, monthly External Affairs Rllllciili. l‘i'csuniiilill' lioil—mcmlicrs may also subscribe to it.

The Septembernctoher issue runs in 30 pages. attractively printed and illusiratcll. and is (low)ch lo the Slilljl‘rli What eveiy i‘ a n a d i a n should know about foreign AM. One of the aims of the association is to secure A substantial inci'case in what it calls "Canada's rallier meagre aid program} and in Ihis end it has marahalled an excellent collection of article summarizing facis. Views and opinions about for-

eign aid. Nol only Panadillil. but similar programs in the United States, Britain. France and Ger—

many and 1hose. sponsored by inter- national agencies are» I‘cvir‘wcd.

'l'hP resuli is an authoritative and most Interesting account of a matter about which. indeed. every Canadian should be informed. if later issues o( the lll‘w journal mcl‘i the sland- ard set by the, firsl one. a solid future seems natured for It.

EDITORIAL NOTES l'oiigrnlulalinns to the members of Birchwond High School Cadet (‘nrps on their fine achievement of tieing for the Earl Grey Challenge Trophy, emlilcmalic of the. moat Ef- ficient cadet corps in Canada. b o o The US. department of ARI'ICHI- lure. has come up with some longev- ity figlirrs for household appliances. With normal use, washing machines should last ll years; electric sewing machin . 24 years: vacuum clean- ers. 15 to 1K years: toasters. 15 years' refrigerators. 16 years; and television sets, 11 years. I a c

From Ottawa comcs the super- fluous statement that “the Pro- grennivo Concervative victory in Ontario was not expected by Lib- erals here to have much effect on the federal Liberal govcmment in the cnrninlz months." The news would be If the Liberals conceded ihat they expel-led it would have any unfavorable effect.

. t o

One hundred and folirleen thousand boxcar loads, which if coupled iogeihcr would Ilreich 850 miles from locomotive to caboose; more than 500 Great Lakes urgoell of close to nonomo ion these are milii-nlnrnls of the (.anadien Wheat Hoard in deliver i'anada's 223,000,000 bushel record wheat rule In export position.

(

‘< u

i’School Phobia. ‘Eased By Drug

I: Dr. More II. VI DIIIII A WIDELY known unwilli- her mrrected u:th phobII in I out M 9 Aululu. GI.. ymml- II!" A to II year! old. The me- MIIB he than III! I e I I' y IIIlllll Ibo“! lelenl home. enabling them In In:

happened um um the children were enIbled lo relene the le- llscloull hold on Mother's uprop u r and let on wlib the bus- lde l

or leIrnlfll School pboblu is . rill-m bl uplrltiim quiety and I! nIr- IlIl lo the Billy child us well u in the llipld. sensitive. .n spoiled. Mother lelldl in be ov- erpmlective .ud nverlnxioul — lile type thIt Ipeclnlizer ill ' One In I?

"Sumner lave.

ted by her children n she b- been dominated by her mother.

In some. scbopl phohII begin- slur . loll! lilneu or . chInle at home or mbpol lil-l allowed . pmlpnged absence (mm zill— m. other: dislike Ichm‘ll be “use lbey have been teued. n» diculed, bullied, by punished lip- - poor perIunn-llue, or (or all:- or reveal

The relctlon bliluliy II on oi lur; some Iclually develop pllyrlcul symptoms such Is lulu- myIche. nausea. or headache. Tlldu youneiim llbuuld not be uburuud with than who feign mum lull because they don‘t (eel like mill. to school.

'rb. trInqullIzer belpr flu [at get back to ring. but usually more Hull a pill i. needed. up. lilel- inuyi be Wellled .wuy Imm her excessive dependence upon

HOW THE WEST WAS WON TTAWA REPORT I: Patrick Nicholson

Bilingualism Has Different Meanings

O

wmll is "bilingualism"? when lile Winnipeg scbuol buurd recently rvuglil . new 2 cm! manager. it mude I cancel» llllll lo the current r ll c ll u r by .’ shying illhl uppllcunls should be y bilingual All lllll-rn candidates] asserted ibul they were bllIn-i inlal; mry one oi then! spoke both Engiirb Ind umbil- The dc Ionary nI' mum that “ lllugllull' “sped -l in; mm lbuzllrr" ll does not " praklnlz angllsb rndI

That Iinry lrnm winnlqu Inimds .pbcrypbul, but It is rnI- l tched by .n episodl [mm tbe‘ Royal CInIdlalI Navy. A survey‘ was ordered in Iind out hnw‘ many oliiccrs vim billnuuul. The luau knew the corn-cl meIlI- . In of lhe Word. so Iheir querilbu ‘ Irked every oii'icer lvlllcil laug- usges he spoke. Some said they mile English and French, Mm! English and German. some Eng- lish Ind llal i . ll. while null: «kl llnnlr less common I‘lllllle well .- Enplllb. Thl cplul pl Ill lhese was added up, Ind (he .siulllsblulz but lrue result was. lnnnulll‘Pil that something Over all pol l-rlli oI the niIicl‘rd um "hilinlulnl "

WHAT is THE LAW?

The British Ndrib America i aIyr simply, III section 13:: ‘ither the Englllh ur the‘ French language "my be used‘ by any person in the debates ill the lluurrll m the PIrliameni nIi Clllldl slid oi the Homes at fllel

Legislature 0! q u g h g u; and either of those Ilnllllgex may used by any person In Illy Court 0! CIIIIdI Ind In Iny oi the Cuufls oi Quebec '- Thul mlr cansliiutlo (Ices lull nuke French In official langu- IEE In. .lI .I coun 0‘ Sushi- cbew-ll. or up .n Ont-rib street sign, or III ill. . . Legisllture. I! Qllubdc'. will that the rpread M the Funch language should be Instered. this would breed p similar Imhliinll amnllfi‘ our other ethnic groups. would h I c n m I I mll’lhlinfiliil Tower of arbel. ror Quebeciu. m perilan don't u n d e r l and. ill]! their racial group is link the l R‘Nllld largest in Ill mil’ provin- crs In ManiiohI. they are nl|I~ numbered bv the British. um inlIn Ind German groupl. lll SIlkIIL-hewln Ind Albertl iberu‘ three II well II (he Scandinn—‘ lens nulnumber Illem. “Bilin- finnlism" on Ihe Pflil‘ies would cemillly nfll IncludI III! Quebec IIuZngI. queen's an LANGUAGE slam. linguistic purim sullen IlIII. Quebeckel‘: Eh e m I e lvel hrelk Ill! B.N.A. Act. which mikes no mention a! Illa French-

l Cunudiuu luuguupe. Till. langue.

by voclb Iry Ind Iccelll. In Incomprehenlibll In rerldenu bl FrInce, lull u

Frenchmen cannot Ilwal make:

themselves understood in Quebec. This Ir parlly because the Quebec vnerulIry Iodly is Irchllc, thllll been lrolen II

PUBLIC FORUM

SENIOR mIZENI' llle

Sir;’ A law days ago l wns reading I De-pllrtmenl oi Public Hrullb publicalinn regarding the field oi geriIlrlcs in whic rnmr army ii lieution that in- lerrsled me sleuth: Before i

make reierence u» il l Wllll an l M. be...

ny IIIII. 1 lm in. Ihln iwellly years old but do recolnize ib n fuel that there ls u need to ink: ('Il'c oi bur old people or better l‘mlll we mill to be doing It lhI Present lime. So e-rnmly do I .ndum till: he: I.th thve n- cently decided In proceed to I medic-l degree slid specialize in the field at lerlItrIu.

Tim wlvlcb l lound Inlercsimg was . (ormIlIy drawn-up d u meal slullllll the Senior Ciliunr Bill oi alpha. The riliill of un- lur cillmns have been pmlIim-

be New York Lula-lulu Committee on "in: mid m u (ollowlt

l. The rizbl in In to continue in m

2. The right In rqu-l opportun- liy pp oMIIlI employment bued lul merii. not birthdays.

.1 The right I4! Ireedmn mini ole spectre at w ill in bid and burIIl in . per'd I vs.

4. Tile film in I Mr mm o! the community's nereItioml. educational. rild mdlcnl n- Iourcu.

5, The rlplii In dbl-ill decent hausinl lulild in llid deed. bl later yeI

m i o!

m all service

opportunity lul.

6. The 1 III III. the cmmunlly. bud ‘ In but illemt M the mll)’ HID! lo lIv n! the "pm" ml! of old m I, .. I the (In lIIH year- h I’D, J.I.W. WA

in tile community. lo the rupporl bl one i r. The mm in it" indepeild slop-ell with dlln- ity In I lree humid beinl ll 10 The unit at Iceeu lb III I am. Sir. my. L runner '- readily admit that

7. The rill“. ll Client comn' In! with thI enli'y. Is one 5! The lellend by InquIlIIed concepts IN! haematite on him In CbIrloluloVI much mmdmwflnflow and: m

Pension AllWIllte. Widow' rep-lull. lit. All Illlt [I vzry [and indeed slid we Irult lbul we m uncere- |.V sraieiul ior ii We did nul mention Ihe Unempluyumul ll.» surancl Pill! . benefit wbli-b up ly Ihuled - d mun-ed by - numb-r oi [- mpopllblle perwnl. Let us pnpm . qursllbu ul- lwo all this mntler oi Social Ser-

lvice. WIIII. Illect II it thIllK ‘ upon our people? In (her! I dIlI-

l luccellihll

.mr-e-ulmmolwm. up an

ger oi dutmyinl lwb mat quI- min which are so enential to a life. the ouslllln pl laid-Live Ind independence?

Are our loci-l benelitb cml- iug in the mind! or a eertIln group. In “Mind: bi lildlllerep- ce. cIreleunell. Ind dnvvu l1. t iIzlneu‘i It ll s [reII nil-lu- lion in be Ible to My- “By God'- sure. l m thI 1 Im. Ind l the what. I the."

Nmr, I law word.- rellrdllll IIII 0.A. I In: MIMI. M benefit idly-ell. Just neatly I lllve read I number ol co m inept- ml the sublecl pl did In Den-Iona. There In than V b d elIIm out ii is not rIIhI lb II" the puller: b than who III

NW. , III! Icem- mroiubk. But let in ponder I! I MIA duper. Ind you will lied llllt then I; I princip- II Involvd Illfl— I muI'Il prIlI- prlI. H m VIII plrllllt “II!

R

e cl si'li'nledl principle in up.

mp child. The husband Illo help] by giving emotional sup- port to tile wile The purumlly Ind Iitliudes ul lb. pmllu pluy Ml impunuui rule In resolvint this sliupilon . Gabrlel D‘Amlm com- lured llu- results obtained with tile tranquillzer with those of it children who were given repu- lur psychlalrir are without the i ll wus when Ihe clan number be m or amps. The... pm mg. tween France and Quebec was i derlhle use of drugs. There wul lhmken two centuries leo; Ind cousiderubi. diilercnce. cape ' partly maul! Quebec in: ud- . clally in [he ease wlill Wlllcll the ‘ mitted lnlp its tongue many lm- yuungsim responded. l purities lrplu Cbicagn, Ie EVLI- l l ion and advertisements. TESTS “"1 T“ - . v . A.M. wrllor is lill-n- mile . Tbll I! the Iacinr “IIIK'II Der» _. ‘dellnll- [psi that ii tell dell- bups more lbuil lnyihlng else h h "mm," '1‘, ml of Cu“. . nitely yes or no .- iii W et er I ‘ permn hu tuberculosis?

Quebec's lIngnge. ul‘ ll many ill

l e Ill! rrrelll-ll" lugbl i schools i; will? IISPII‘SF Belle rmvinl—e

For nrlciicnl pulporr!. Ind lll lb. Interests ni building . united mulliry, the widespread use o my second IInguuge lr unlor- _ Innate. ii is a plly ibui Quebec- her! dill not lived the Words or iheir hero, 1' u ll u li a ' y am runmcluadlun Prlnle Mini». ldr. Sir wllirid Lalu—ler, Speak l TlaEu RALEsMAN in; in Ihe House 0! Cum-no 73 ‘ Mrs BB. Write Does - mIn Yen's sgo, be du‘mred: he at 55 need 12 hour: M rleev ev- FrenchACInIdlun other who ID—‘Cry night? He rm he could day dbl-s but have his sun lurn IIM‘D much inan H9 wakes up Euplirb doe! lull do luMil'I in "red and “EW- He works very

. Va The tuberculin skin test l and rhosi X-rays niier Indirfl‘l levideilrr, Flurliilg the causative 'sms In the ll‘lltum or oili- d.charau ls positive evi- ence. The ncreilnm can be ill» lecied lnpp Ruined pies and pnslllvr diagnosis is made when the snide deielbps lubrrclllos. ls.

er

lid n...

his child. or he lurcel him In re- 1 lord u A niesman. ’ i REPLY mm M“ I" u" "r " "hi on. but it i. unusual ilild III

«or exlllellce." rainbow-dull. mien behind Ihe rest economically today Innzel sill Wilfrid's Words at wisdom. They l " u lb blame lb. ml

WM h." ‘ rbould consult his pllyslnluu be. a maniiostallon lu several l|l~ um.

wan-rd AND LUNG! slvl. writes l have warts on my lingers Could llprend than. to the lungs by smiling rig-r- oilell':

Our Yesierdo s Il’l‘llm [he GuIrdIII Flu) TWENTY — FIVE VEAM am :1. in!) l MONTREAL. SIpt. zo— Med‘

REPLY

No. because the llufiullve vi- ruI Il pnrlisl in til. lkln. Fur- lhermore. l duuhl ll the virus liu In opportunity to echp! while holding the warty lingl-rs trlhuu l near lbl- mom

BEER AN!) 11.13”:

SH. wrlm. ii a heavy hrer

In! and mililurv proicssiolll ilililul today in n in Sir Andrew Macphail. noierll physician Ind author. who died}

= :-

here Friday. It In Impressive drinker had Ill be operated on ‘ illuml In Christ Church Cathe- ‘ Iar Islet-ding ulcer. u he likely . l drnl. get another ulcer il b. um,

i A pleasanl surprise pally wa drinking hcavy‘azaln" hold Saturday evening at lhl‘, MPH blmu 0! Mrs Jane Bailem. Cross Roads. in honor Malro'm Reeves who Is inving the [pi lllld shorlly lb tulle I count in ma“ 0' "is! dill-rent" Ire engineering .l McGilI woven. Mm“ 'y. Mr. eaves wn preuniedi wilh . suitable pill. TEN VEAIIS Ano (Sephmber 27. um

Willi-m c. CI‘I'm. mm. wlulur pl the Nuflielld ruupdr- lion Schnllnhlp. urrlved hum: alter u rix-muulb study oi Eng. lllb .grluuilure. Mr, CIlrns was lIlIP ill two CIIIIdIIII ill-mm ulecied by the Call-dim Fed- mllnu bl Apnculiur. lb make this med-1 .ludy In Great Bri- Iain.

v..- TonAv'a HEALTH HINT— All children Ire diiimnl Ind

ART FROM CANADA

our Canadian Irlisu (his IIll uni 13 pIIl’Ilinxl to the luv- enth SIo PIulo BlenIl. on M the u r I m n It shown-eel of Dllntinl In the world.

Winier Program

noon "DINING ALL Have you CVO! IIIII: Good-mul- n 1

VIII]: I IpeclIl m Ill Irch And behold I lrlmniu m'InleI Drop the wrlnllll from hll