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Covers Prince Edward island like The Dew — aes aaa'e dicate wie ee aries Sse pp ge we ens And DMSO g Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘ W. J. Hancox, Publisher a ; noe m | / a oq. - i oe me >. The Inertia that normally | deur” for France, and the like. : un ; or numbers. = nT 2 ~ By Dr. Theadore BR Van Delien -geizee” France in mid-summer:;iihoed that any» successor he

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“When "Mr. Johtison’tharged“that the klan used tar and feathers, rope

| SO) despite the fact it is.not av- |

We have written several artic- les on dimethy! sulfoxide (DM-

| has affected the political scene |

as well. In this election year, howgver,

names would attract fewer votes than he himself, The only candidates who have

hes hnbiaheeaen y Thomsen Newspapers itd ~s : - ak Seas _ ; — grea Alberor aNd gun to intimidate, Skelton’s re | ailable commercially in the Uni- the passage of time seems to announced themselve®’ and are ind Souris sponse was to call the president of ted States at this time. It is &@ | weigh heavily in favor of Presi- making any attempt at continy- Bepresented nationally by Thomson Newspapers the United States a “damn liar.’ 4ater solvent made from wood pulp dent de Gaulle or his nominee | ing opposition to de Gaulle are Advertiting Services Toronto 425 University Ave nen s = | that is applied to the skin and | for December's crucial presi- | from his own side of the politi- Empire 38894. Montreal 640 Cathcart Steer Unt amended to plain “liar When the relieves distress resulting from | dential election. ‘eal spectrum. : dersity, 6-5942, Western Office 1030 West Georgi® , attorney general of Alabama said ‘he | a variety of acute rheumatic | With less than four months to | The busiest is &@ man known Btreet Vancouver: 7037 ‘ gee he ki th rog- | conditions, including bursitis, go before the scheduled ballot- as Monsieur T. V.—Jean-Louis Member Canscan Daily Newsoaper Publishers WOuld investigate the klan, the arrog myalgia, and muscle injury. The | ing, the opposition groups” in | Tixier-Vignarcour, a lawyer and Association and ihe Canadian gr ie Se =— ant wizard retorted: “It’s about time | solution also is of value in shing- | France are still largely wander- | extreme ee who has monet 4 exctanivaly entiied tthe vee for fens ” les, but is less effective in chro- | ing in a.Gallie wilderness. | been campaigning flamboyantly Rerser OF 9h tows Geacnee 8 oo a et Oe ee ae | nic arthritic disorders. Poth are convinced that only | among the coastal resorts where wadited te lt ot ta the Aued ated Press or fe rare he had a point there, too The investi | It was encouraging to tead ja united front behind a single | many French voters spend the ond alee: fe the = ona po gation. authorities concede. has been on & may prove had mane copeeition candidate can a“ sumer. : 2 an tata m- remedy for genera sclero- aulle—or even bring a bal- in also reserved. eanen hampered “by both fear of and sym- | derma, a condition in which the | ance of: political are the | CAMPAIGN FADES ; coe ‘ athy for the klan skin thickens eivin tm- : Senator Pierre Marcilhacy, a $12.00 @ year by mail on rural rovtes and a eas P } » . Biving French scene. another right-win net serviced by carcie This is not a situation for com- | _ peoasicn of boing oF | Dut the recent failure of s0- | | ndid — $15.00 @ year off island and U.K. $20.00: per niace The kl: all its forms is hidebound, The deeper layers | Clalists and moderates to rally | "8 te acy some time ago geat’n U.S. and elstwhere outside British Com | Placency. The,Klan In : es harden because fibrous tissue | behind Mayor Gaston Deferre of | >U an has faded out vm : among’?1 organizations on the Unit- | Peplaces the serena celts ‘and | Marseille or to put forward an- — a oe of over 7c sing'e 1d—-States—: : a ‘s—subver-—| plia epidermis. We not | other alternative has cut dras- me have se! on name ber Aud? 6 at Crcilanon ed States —— gonerers — | know. why this occurs excapt-| Healy inte the tne cnailante Aédning inet tie ; “The strongest memory—is__weaker_*!*® ist. _Mr. Hoover says : ii perhaps that DMSO softens the | for” a united- opposition candi: ;left--mayor-of a -smali French th the weakest ink’ type groups are. under investigation fibrous (collagen) tissue: date to build up a successful | town who exploded on to French =aiccaneeinenmnnreleiaoa ems Beier: and that all have been infiltrated by’ | The. fingers are affected at | general appeal. among the frag- | Politics, In the early 1950s, PAGE 4 MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1965. eaieldiedgit ha eed first and then the hand and el- | mented French voters. served briefly as premier in : Ree jee alg eee teenie the FBI. But there must be power- bow. Now and then the face, Under. these conditions, it 1s | 1952 and‘then subsided into cab- How It All Began ful influences at work in holding | neck, and upper chest are invol--| easy for de Gaulle to take his | inet posts and finally out of the back the showdown that” President ved. The skin looks smooth, | time—as hé-ts.doing—about de- | scene. Pinay, who te 74, has Somewhere on what was once our : , | shiny, and slightly gray. The | eiding whether to run. steadfastly denied that he is a : ; Johnson promised so confidently in a | normal grain is obliterated and | candidate, but there are per- , Market Square_and-which now forms 14:04 news conference last March. wrinkles vanish. The face looks AGE FACTOR sistent reports of a behind-the- nart of the site of the magnificent Still ay Ais hi A cai _ beautiful but may become sv Among the _ considerations scenes campaign on his beha¥. Buildines erected. aka memorial te sfll more disturbing to Canadians taut that smiling and other fa- which de Gaulle must balance The -Socialists led by Guy + fe ! . . is the news that the klan 1s hecom- cial expressions are impossible. before deciding whether to seek Mollet might be persuaded to our Confederation Fathers and their ing organized in some parts of this | The hands and fingers stiffen as | & new five-year term are his rally around Pinay, but they

chievement, wouldn't it be possible / though the parts were bound | age, his health and the appar- | hayg given no indication of their

h #4 roval of th : thar | county. and that negroes are being with adhesive tape or encased In ent desire of his. wife, Yvonne, preferences yet. After balking —With_te_approval of {he other — ade the victims of its outrages This a cast. Occasionally the esopha- {0 retire to the quiet of their | at Deferre’s candidacy, the provinces, of course—-to have a mod- : gus, heart, lungs,. and kidneys home at Colombey - les - Deux- | Communist Party, which ac.

est plaque telling of another event of

is a matter. the federal government

are affected.

, Eglises.

counts for a fifth of the French

——=—}slanders—and-noistanders-a tt ke

Indeed. it has served to abolish this |

_ton_in_Cypnus._will play its_part—ef- ficiently and well in this connection.

the payments by the taxpayers and end for all time the federal

on behalf of each MP to $25,429 capacity to disallow legislation |

| the end of the nation.

t ~Theodore™ Van Dellen, co Chicago Trib-

: pe— the more seeds, the larger and sweeter the melon. A well-form-

: ._ » should lose no time in looking into.. Many victims have poor cir- | De Gaulle will be 75 by the vote, is similarly silent, 6 interest to all who are, with us at this ” We have enough racial misunder- culation in the fingers and deve- | time the elections are held. His That leaves the field open for season, in which the spirit of our big stand rae eeeaie : lop smal! ulcers on the tips that towering figure has seemed to de Gaulle. Should he decide not oe if lee standings to cope with; without going : are painful and stubborn. Phy- bend more in recent months,-| ; , i W Pp y to run, elther current Pre Provincial Fair and Old Home Week noe meanisad: hated d di . f he Cleveland Cli but there has been no real. indi- : i — o much in evidence? Just-a little Tec onmen ee ae [ haat DMSO on 10 i cation of a lapse in health Georges Pompidou or. former ; —S — crimination : , Ss $ Poe : 5 premier Michel ‘Debre could marker of some kind, inconspicuous . THE MOSQUITO WAR on edna cht Galle mie ae gee de carry the’ Gaullist colors. with : se: —— _ - " is , the fingers that w - incom. but permanent, recalling the fact that | Policing Cyprus : - ix DAG ulcers O \ - ad ee i Ns | 4 6 Age | resisted treatment for six mon- | Plete state of most of his long- what most observers regard as it was here, back in 1823. that the j The anuciiiincet of a. Ghariaue OTTAWA REPORT By Patrick Nicholson 2 , ths or more. DMSO was applied | dreamed-of ‘‘politique de gran- a strong chance of success. first exhibition open to competition tev ae Moise ST ons ce s ; ‘ oe o - ot “re : ee - Sore ‘ ot ‘ | ers ei : . . from all parts of the province was head a squadron of Royal Canadian | Grave Objections To A Fall Election “tar ea tive ce aye copies: Disap earin Bees f held : : ae | : i - . ly healed after two weeks. If one p oe: - oo Three vears. earlier the first ex. | D'@80ons on patrol duty in Cyprus | _ $23,000,000 would be the tax: for its full five year span to” ed. This a i Ss as person: six weeks elapsed before National Geographic ety - eg pecan ae _ brings home-to us the fact that the | Payers’ approximate bill for un- protect their well-paid jobs. This argument I have yet heard 10 the jesion filled in The last pa- : hibition of Island products was held | one pe tens cd to_|_sopbeneotative reprecsttation in | would bring is life to late 1970, the great “debate upon the feas t:ont-was-unabte to iad Py—,Honevbees “are __-vanishing fields A California_alfalfa_tield— at Crapaud. The advertisement. re-_! situation <in that Mediterranean _ 1S: | “the House of Commons, if -the or the eve of the 1971 census. ibility and honesty of a general vent because-it produced a burn:- from hives in Several Southwes- supplied_.with-- several-colonies~ BPR : i land is still unsettled, and that Can- | Liberal Government calls a gen- | Voters would then still be repre- election this Fall. | ing painful sensation. ~ tern TE Ons: and scientists don’t | of honeybees per-acre averaged = ferring to this venture announced da is plavi ‘ital part in k : eral élection this Fall or early sented by MPs elected on the From the viewpoint of - many The pemainties rites a een know why. an astonishing 89% pounds -of that the inhabitants were “anxious to See eee eee ee a Keeping | next year basis of a census taken nearly MPs, especially those who rep- ceainsd Wleete ea aaa tie In the last two years, bee- seed to the acre. : a _ | it from reaching another crisis. It is The immense task of redraw- 20 years previously. In fact no’ resent unduly small constituen- endlisa was Gthank ts wenitaks keepers in Louisiana, Texas. Al- ee open. a market with Ramshag - (now. | threatening to do’ that right-riow; de=~) ims-the -boundaries of federal | less than 182 of the 265 MPs cies which will be abolished by eons a the akin’ bovene re 2bama, and California's Sacra- ES.DO THE TWIST Wallace, N.S.) to exchange sheep for : Mee constituencies, to give overdue | would not be representative of redistribution, an election. this i Sag € © more mento Valley have reported los- _ The honeybee (Apis Mellifera) meat ¢ wheels and ch ” spite all the debating the United Na- | effect to-the growth in our popu- | the already redrawn constituen- Fall looks attractive; it would Piabie. : te ing half or more of their bees. |!8 uniquely adapted to gather spinning A eels _an chairs.” and. ex- tions Security Council has.been doing | lation recorded by the 1961 cen- | cies. - ‘ give them a probable extension . a RISE ABOVE IT No-one knows where they go-or ;-and carry pollen and nectar. A ~tabitors-fronr Cumberland, N-S. were) th : bi ; i ~~ | sus, has already been nearly) HUGE IMPROPER BILL for five years of their $23,329 Mrs _ = vue T am 70 what happens to them since ne | Worker's seven-pronged ‘mouth assured that ‘‘their young cattle OR NE See : | completed. ~ This . redistribution |__Thug the taxpayers would pay per year job. a : at o Fc ae nett bodies have been found. Some ¢4Sily rakes up pollen. An ener » ant ee, . The Council debate ended with a | will make the most massive $25,429 per year for five years” But from the viewpoint of the small pensio ed nis bees may not be reproducing. _R¢tic honeybee may bring near- oe a ee mild appeal to all parties to refrain | Changes ever seen in Canada’s to 182: non-representative MPs. taxpayers, it would be “a dis- ago my daughter shouted at me The United States. Agricultur-_!y four dozen loads back to. the. or_harter.”’ But the 1823 livestock |. Soper weer os ~~~} -baHoting pattern: 2 ; This bill toatls $23,205,000: “graceful fraud; and from = the and I've been” so depressed since |"3) Department ho to solve hive in one day. Altogether, the fair in. Charlottetow , from increasing tensions. The mem- The proposals by the Elector- This hitherto unmentioned an- viewpoint of the electors, espe- I can’t-eat or sleep well. I have the mystery before tf becomes a | bees Of a really busy hive may .. fair in. C iarlo ef own a Pp p ea Ts to | bers evidently felt it was not wise to al Boundaries Commission for gle at once makes clear what a cially those in those 182 consti- lost 15 pounds I would be thank- disaster for beekeepers and daily collect two pounds of pol- as have*hbeen the first exhibition on a | : Nisaal os : | each province have been made gigantic fraud upon the taxpay- tuencies being substantjally re- fu! for your advice darmere. 7 t len. zi : province-wide’haais..- | embarrass the Nicosia regime, head- public, and will be ready for ers and voters it would be, for - oiided. it would be an-unjustl- REPLY : Wie ew : If a bee finds ‘a particularly a oes A peeevisi : ed by Cypriot President Makarios, | submission to Parliament for this parliament to be dissolved ay z He? Why not discuss this minor tn- best tolande aa man's rich load of nectar and wants-to Ht was: consucted.—withgovern-—i- toes recent measures to restrict | fal approvel--in January. A--and a new election called before fled,—cynicel—and—opportunistie”sit¢-with- your daughter and. get te the source of honey. bees Tl8Y the good news to his fel- - ‘ment assistance, by the Royal Agri- | re deere’ ocemmres 0 TOStEe careful study of these proposals redistribution can be implement- | negation of democracy. it off your chest? It -is well to | et ee eee oo cney: Dees | iow-workers: he executes A spe- = Fees a political rights of the Turkish minor- shows me that no less than 182 ee remember that other people 47 far more important for the |; ! s : cultural Society which continued in | * . ae : : : tee as : : ; | role they play in horticulture. °'® ‘twist dance. The move- : : : : ity is a basic cause of the trouble. | Tedtawn_ constituencies will 3 ie - . | have opinions and these must About 50 ‘culti ments tell the other bees how this capacity until 1863, after which | . : : ., |, Substantially different from A Historic Institution | be respected _; oe La pa cultivated plants 18 leet. (ond tp hee haan ot ee : ‘| Makarios has interpreted the Security | those now existing. : DIABETIC AND SURGERY ‘Ne United’ States require’ insect | 1.04 th & board of commissioners appointed | Council resolution as “one more con- |_ Thus an election held on the E.N.S. In The Winnipeg Free Press R. D. writes: 1 am a diabetic Pollination to survive. These in- | : : ee ei 4 by the government took over. and | - e ; | basis of the present but long- and have two large gallstones, ‘lude alfalfa, sweet..clover, wa- °"* : : ee | demnation of the Zurich and London i i ould ft Most Canadians tend to think | fully persuaded that Confedera- a . -termelons, apples, and According to bee expert Karl ‘ fiinctioned until the incorporation of » : - corseet pounesties. Could te -of—+t iers* 1 done-for— they form_gall__bladde: rs Thsect POHGa tors oe Von Fristh, of the University of 5 a ast 823 a ee ; 25 ti diabetics? ; ee eiaer : ¥ the Charlottetown Driving Park and | aaiiant Giarh Pa tially unrepresentative of the | like the-one convened in Winnt- IGNORED THEM OpErANOns ye ee sential for seed development in Munich, the number of turns Provincial Exhibition Association in | P gibt da ci tatters ti | imminent new constituencies. pes this month— as a relatively It rived be ause Macdon Yes, but the patient must be ¢'Tots, radishes, turnips, eab- 8nd twists Indicates the dis 2 — sor soe [hanes | TWO-THIRDS SPURNED new institution on the Canadian | SUEV1 are ; ; = bage, celery, and many other | ‘ance. The direction ja given by “ 1888. which had_purchased, for the Turkey—which helps arant “What service would any MP scene. In fact, it is a revival of | ld simply ignored the premiers’ watched apg orgy ree - |vegetables. ~ | the angle of the dancing bee ia y fair site. the praperty known as | ; a ca __e"ps | Bu TAMNCC | nouble ste ‘give those areas of a very old Canadian custom, | 18 resolutions. And so. lacking a ter surgery. to be sure the_ a we ae a=telation-tocthe siren poem macnn sie ARC HOEY: CETERA HH ate hyp PE ee oe i ir TA AR tii SS err “According to t aa ; eS stig ernan 3 t tam and Greece---insists that the Which he Knows Would not be Thus, when Premier Lesage | : : Be According to the Department | DOCKERS WORK ‘A : its home ever since. With a $2.000 |. ts : thd saf f able ‘to vote for—or against — in 1959 called for a meeting of | Parliament’: | a o hagbealey bi sod of Agriculture, bees do 80 per-| In j94g, ietiain's wt ar grant from the Legislature, the driv. | 2&7¢¢ments ensure @ safety of the | jim in the-next election? What | the premiers to discuss ‘‘mat-| 50 discouraged were the pro-. weeks I've awakened with & | cent of all insect pollination. | dikt Shab Ob6 tage ee Dra ee It-—-consideration would --those--Cin--ters--of interent*~-te—was-1vincial_premiers-overthejrfall-——headache that _my-doctor_ sa y6 4-1 pg ee -wit-Te0w mes sof _carge. Ing=park _Was-made ready fo nah oncre Tae That” # : ““derelia areas, being transferred “not starting something new. He | ute to niake-any” ‘tmpact on the dite te sinus: why’ EF par ae" colonies in the United. Sales tonk wea shifted. be aoa there in the autumn of 1889. and ex- | : : a ith ‘lit if from one old constituency to an- was reviving history BNA Act, — Tera ork ate-as:the ce Their agricultural value—aside | in 1964. ee : ‘ atae ; | agreements wi military means ‘other new one, expect to re- The first. and st d tic, ence was n conve unti 7 : from honey : eae oe on mee ee eee ready for the. | necessarv. ' | ceive fram an MP: with no con- fesing of preaiiers in. 1887 1902, when the Maritimes began The upright pasture encourag: | tion _ ig beta $800. wail show in 1890 The prospect tor a compromi , tinuing interest in them? like the meeting in 1959, was jn- | their — for better represen: os cretbene of a Pain | ting ¢ vane. mil- : Of cours ilities ene M18@ | Our MPs today are paid $10,- 4; ier | tation in Ottawa. : subsides as a vesult, = : . | sO : ae Bava cugtaee ce among the parties is as dim as ever 0 a year indemnity, plus $8,- a sah Tie wed is Ok. a ~~ i, the Fp ~ — a Snieg ie at pol- METHING - 7 n ee : 0 a‘vear tax-free allowance. 1 4 fas nature o conferences chang- reader writes: Are six to : even then; but it’s worth recalling this bit hee bn a st is hoped. peace- For an average married man ree ts sauereace sos tahini ae somewast Tey. Came to be | botties of beet haere it some: oat oo LS Te Think About .. : aia ; keeping efforts will préyent some: with crown children, this ts.‘ oF | called “‘interprovincial confer- one has gout or arthritis? | e'r Crops. Now, hives of bees | if your furnace ts 10 of history as a reminder that “the : ae jely more ambitious than any- | - ts aca . are moved from : ever 18 years . igs _thing worse from happeni g. Canada equivalent to a gross income | thing we have seen in. the past | ences’ — gay social events, fre- REPLY iad crop to crop as | old, you may be money ahead spirit of the Fair” has been with us | ra ited to thi +i a before tax of $23,329 per_year. | th! fh pages ai ueluract quently climaxed by rowing Yes, especially when the ex- fhe meee farmers pay for | to give it a g00d, close look! a long time, and that its origins are 7S © 5 S objective a ong | In_.addition MPs receive. many | and ambitious Premier Honore) speeches by ‘Incumbent prime tra calories lead to obesity. I | in Naw York Sta HERE'S WHY: ‘ ; : | with other members of the United fringe benefits; these include ; ministers % who had continued to ‘assume you do not have arthrit- State alone, or. at . firmly embedded in our past. Old | Nadi Wek deat i | the taxpayers’ contribution te pings! of Quebec, the —_ be invited and frequently came). | fs of the elbow ‘| chard owners~each spring rent ai usual “life expectancy” of - Home Week was a natoral outgrowth | ee NO Goubt that the | their pension fund and a weekly |e Premiers aimed at nothing | p10 tutieeg premiers’ con, |-TODAY’S HEALTH HINT— | 8000. honeybee colonics to pol- | Scarsnry furnaces is abost 10 of this spirit, and it is not _.- | reconnaissance squadron from Camp | Teturn air ticket to their con-| een Complete Tewrite Of | esnees “are once aghil ELE | DO hot ship When reading or | linate their apple trees. Unless |" UE SS SPIT 3n a eT nee under Major Conrad, which | stituency:—Phese~items~are~estt=-©O" on__Their_—inte “without benefit of a prime min- viewing TV. an-apple “has a full complement | BUT EVEN MORE that it has become more popular | 8 : “acai ) | mated by the Minister of Fi- , 2S to strip the central govern. But whatev (NOTE: All correspondence | 0 well-developed seeds, it will IMPORTAN: , evety_vear_in_its-appeal-to- former —_1*-Telieving another Canadian squad- | nance to cost $560,000 this-year,--ment of ee L Contaderaca'sGrsublee-sesei > to-r-Wuantietioe amsie ae + De SON ‘misshapen. The | There have | ea . SS __|_or_say $2,100 per MP— raising ® pliant tool_of the provinces, | __same-holds-true—of-cati ne Mieeeic mee

10 years you have a right to be

discontented if you don’t have a:

, une, Chicago, Illinois.) |

. | : , sed by the provinces. i r i 5 | per year. pas iy pr e Se - Sa | ed cantaloupe ma t modern LENNOX he ip i distinction altogether so far as ‘our i A BBC Example « If a new. parliament is elected AGAINST SIR JOHN , Seeds. Eee ee fem! lf you do epg ge { visitors are concerned. Home is where Could not our national! broadcast- - | toa we can ie aes et Five pbeniiers ‘caste tothe | Satellites No Lon er? >» | About 40 years ago, alfalfa vines heating system call os one feels oneself to be at home, and | ing system, with so much of the tax- | Ve #ic™" mauotity of MPs will ji storic meeting in’ Quebec City. | gers fields normally yielded from aS

| want to protract that parliament eight to 10 bushels of - seed

New York Times : per % | acre. Yields of alfalfa seed have

All had etrong motives for try-

Palmer Electric '

isn’t this what everyone is coming | payers’ money at its disposal, do more

af : Fi f { : - ing to undo the handiwork of . : rasta sie ' here to experience in ful) measure at | than it is doing for the encourage: | Our. Yesterd ai sir John A. and the Fathers of aicolae sonia erate | me ladda roman doubled and trebled where bee | nigt 894-8543”. Ch'tow ~t Ge ee _of young musicians and_ the { een ') = PCONIEGCEIIRN ee Feri tae detivered—what18in-- jam of-course—and-hae enjoyed eee installed -near—the |——_———_— te Chtowa _. | CG . M ' spread of: musical culture generally? @ (From The: Guardian Files)- ae tad tie oe (effect a manifesto on National genuine’ natio. al. independence 2 rowing More Rampant The question-is-suggested-by: the-ac--— TWENTY - FIVE YEARS-AGO ier Mowat of Ontario. Whatever i a es a Four months ago President John-- tivities of the British Broadcasting | _CAugyst 16, 1940) Sir Oliver's opinion of “Mercier, | rizht to build its economy along Senator Fulbright observed: yn. declared w the Ku Kl z ; ‘ - ‘ Th Britain's air défenders his hatred of the prime minister , the fine of Rumanian ~ as- | the other day that the Belgrade son: dé ar on e Ku ux Corporation in this connection. © | brought dowh 144° Nazi raiders, was stronger: Not only was | pirations, his failure to pay the ‘ezime is “more responsible

Klan. He called it.a society of hooded bigots and warned its member to “get out before it is too late.’ Then the un-American activities committee of

_ BBC maintains eleven permanent or-

Congress «tétided to investigate the -

klan, and a state probe Was announc- ed in Alabama. If this had any effect, apparently itwwas in the nature of a stimulant. Klan rallies and member- ship drives began. Activities have in- creased sharply in some areas, reach ing from the southern bases to Ohio and Wisconsin. Flaming crosses and fiery. epithets provide the usual ac- companiment. The imperial wizard of the Unit- ed Klans of America. Inc., is one Robert M. Shelton Jr.. a former rub- ber plant worker of Tuscaloosa, Ala- bama. ‘My organization,” he boasts. “is ten times bigger than -it was last year.” His faction is the largest and dominant klan. according to Edgar J. Hoover, director of the Federal Bur- eau ‘of Investigation. This: group was _ active in eight states and had about y ‘ :

_chestras, headed by its 100-string

Symphony Orchestra, and has now an- nounced the creation of a Training Orchestra for instrumentalists be- tween the ages of 18 and 24, to come inte being in January next.

_. <The Training Orchestra will be “based in Bristol and will camprise

69. plavers engaged on contract for pertods not exceeding three years. The. director. Leonard Hirsch, is a noted figure in British musical cir-

|

' and caused damage: from the

| Labor sent an

cles. and there will be international |

guest conductors of world repute. In- dividual pjavers and. groups will be

' coached by other eminent artists. The

. the

orchestra ‘vill broadcast for the BBC once a week and give about twelve public concerts a ved?.

The aim of this new enterprise is to help talented students to gain experience that will qualify them for a place in Britain's major

following the biggest air attack Macdonald ‘a Conservative, but in history executed by an gaf/-he drank. Premier John Nor- mada of more than 1,000- f- | quay of Manitoba was engaged

| John A. over railway policy, and Premier Fielding of Nova Sco- tia and Premier Blair (who lat- er joined Laurier’s talented cab- inet) were convinced that Con- federation was a flop.

Sir John A. was invited to Quebec City, but he prudently stayed away — as did the Con- servative premiers-.of British Columbia and Prince. Edward

TEN YEARS AGO | Island. The council of war. last- (August 16, 1955) | ed for a week. At its conclusion,

"Miss Della Gaudet, daughter at least four of the five partici- of Mr. and Mrs. Antony Gaudet, pants (Mercier, Norquay, Mo- St. Nicholas, pupil of Miscouche | wat and Eielding) were cheer- High Sehool (Marian Academy) : : nae -in the provincial grade 11 exams DEPLORE ATOM TESTS led the Island with a total of 725 TOKYO (Reuters)—An ant out of #90. In 1954 she won a nuclear meeting here adopted a Bell Scholarship and then en-« strong protest Saturday against rolled in the Miscouche H'i gh | China’s atom’ bomb tests. About School in grade 11. 2,000 Japanese attended the : - _ one-day -meeting, sponsored by

Queen Scout Vimy Gregory of. the National Council for Peace the 4th Charlottetown (Baptist) and against nuclear weapons. Troop leaves tomorrow to at-| The meeting also adopted a

Scottish border to Land’s End.

The*™Dominion Department of | investigator to | Summerside where drivers of 30 or 40 trucks engaged in haul- ing grave? to St. Eleanor's air-— port went on strike two days | ago, "demanding higher pay.

--tend the World Jamboree at Ni- | statement calling “for early rat- : | agara. A son of Mrs. Anna Gre-| ification of the partial nuclear main essentially in force, mak-

orchestras, and to improve the -gen- °|

eral-jevel of orchestral playing.

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gory and the late William: Greg- | test ban treaty by all countries ory, Vimy is the first Queen's} and complete disarmament Scout in his ‘troop. | throughout the world.

it es Sea

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| usual fulsome compliments to

| the Soviet Union and his persis-

| tent refusal to take sides in the ‘that the rulers in Bucharest are determined to be their own mas- ters.

Rumania “has gone further down the road of National Com- munism than any of its Eastern European neighbors, but the trend is visible throughout the area. The shift- from central planning toward a market econ-

| Sino-Soviet dispute all suggest.

|

and reliable in its attitude to- ward the United States’ than

some non-Communist govern- ments. — Two decades after Stali’s |

conquest of Eastern Europe and

| his forcible imposition of Com- |

| tionalism | than Soviet imperialism.

munist rule on that area, na- | is proving ~stronger |

United States policy has

| part of the way toward recog- |

omy is rapid now in Czechoslo-, |

| Vakia and East Germany, while | only the first, cautious steps in | this direction have been taken

|

| in the Soviet Union. Hungary and Czechoslovakia

nizing this reality, but it needs | to go even further in the direc: tion of -recognizing —- and .thus encouraging — the national self-

| assertion of the states that once

Sreet Western tourists warmly | and require only minimal fron-

tier formalities, while the Soviet _ Union still worries about the | possible subversive effects of | excessively free contact between Soviet citizens and Westerners.

The far-reaching 1956 Polish ’ Communist concessions to ‘the

| government

| Roman Catholic Church and to | | private peasant farmers still re- |

| ing for a society and economy far differént from _that of the LU,S.S.R. ;

were, but are now ceasing to be, mere slavish satellites.

TRADE IN ‘NARCOTICS

MIAMI (AP)--A Cuban refu- gee said Saturday the Castro _ has created a se- | cret department in the national | institufe of agrarian reform to

develop a narcotics trade. The narcotics are sent te. Mexican ports for distribution. Ernesto Gonzalez said. and Communist 1 -officials—in—charge of the nar- | eoties trade call it “foreign ex- |

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