. d. ; dilllsfgt‘lrl‘er TIE. him a pound die- . quai i im rom being an MP. Now. W in“ 2 under the new law, he planeto run wen Prince Edwird lilanithlko The Dew t for his old 8mm Souths." mi in M W“ M “W” M“ " 1 I by-election. And he didn't waste a an... 54..., ‘ moment in taking advantage of the lblum .mv wt 4-: name‘s-"'13:; . royal assent to the bill. As the Hon“

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‘it adds an interesting footnote to ‘ British history.

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Awaiting Ratification

3 mo it on m‘ lxwl Tn‘d‘: EV‘ZTYMCE": ‘ \l'hllw the limited nuclear test ban raiztlnlhlis N "M ” treaty has been signed. it still hasn't

been ralified by the United States

New em I): r; t‘ “W. L... la‘ot. W“ " 1 “"1L—’-'-*“ Senate. Todav it is being sent to that f u so“: AL‘GLST a 1m. - I yAGE 4 T' [’4 august body by President Kennedy,

uho predicts that after careful as- scsnleill it will be approved by the necessary two-t h i r d I majority. In thal case it will become the 1.197th international treaty the Senate will

‘ have ratified siHCe 1789. Despite the near-certainty of the vote. it. appers that the hearings and special speeches preceding the action

An Important Matter There “Wins in be some doubt among medical men as to the value of seat belts in pro-outing t‘l—ltali es in automobile acririorlta Thi. was up. palvnt. a: lilo lltti'tn-l proceedingsl her. on TllPsilm‘ lilL’lll into the rmnt 1 {acid accident in ilarshrirld. in the t ' tun nirttunl witnesses. l l

g m“ of . . . \' 'erflhelvss the lurr Hi i . t-erdirt. \vlll arid up to an exhaustive reVlew Aeibmmeuded the lite or :eat belts on "i ’75 ""I‘tEY-V 35mm” and l“ 9“” r ' eed for l tire foreign policy. The President

. vehicles and the n . tindorlinod hr in. rnrnner. :‘ himself has called for a "historic and WNW inwmmm. mm...” ! i'rlnstrllrtiva debate" prior to the ' ‘ vote: and the Senators will doubtless ‘ be quite willing to oblige. Apart from . . . . , . ‘ their views on the treatv the op r. . d - ree with him. via thinlt tho ‘ I r I .- P0 ma lsaitv a 3mm: ‘ tllnitv of scoring political and person- 1 at points. just as the 1964 campaign . gets under way. will be too tempting ‘ to pass up. i i

retired. lth all due respect to lllltfii‘ who

winner in this use had ill undo: the armlmcitl. He pointed out, thIi: the Canadian Medical tion strongly recommended this misty device as a rnsuit of findinizs of .its special committee on traffic

in some. quarters indeed. the Senate's “great debate." is seen as laments. Awm‘m has alsn hem transcending in importance the mere given by The Canadian Highway I ratification of the nuclear pact. Safety Council and the coroner. from t Among other things involved will be his turn wide exliorienor. said he, had _ the reinstakmg questioning in mm- nmr seen a dam m. serious injury ‘ mittee of what. promises to be: star- infthis Provmce where seat belts were studded parade of witnesses drawn “M. ‘ from the nation‘s political. scientific. V It. was his duty, in the circum- t mllitarvandintellectllnllife.

stances. to advise the jury in this . . effect. “'e commend Dr. Prowse for 3:11:29 Shell;1 lzulntil'lef ‘ having done so and the jury for fol- ; I 5 3m 3 all VO 8 in lowing his lead in ltheir reoommen- l Parha'mem “’9 heft)" it messed for dation. in this particular Instance. it. m "min", With a total of 101 Mr. be that the victim would have “359‘” 01' who did not vote. of these. Idigit-ed a fatal accident in any case: 28 were m‘md— I Pre‘m‘l’fingement but the same. colild he said about halite" Bargains; mini :oéh plan to the chances involved in the use of F“ f‘-"- l 0 t e9. Mwwa- ‘ V .. \. can tires in Parliament voted: 1! of the 0th" safe” dam," '0 m . ‘ 24 Socreds and 13 or the 17 New l b; putt—e that they Will always prove V Democrats- e e’lc‘lizepoint is that no community l The. VM" “Nile during the last. op- can afford to neglect precautions of ‘ Wmml' '0 kill the controversial aliv kind in l matter of this import_ ‘ 33195 Thx nil bmldiniz materials and nice. Safety belts are credited with "fagi‘mm'f‘ 1;“ three Opposition ramming the death toll on highways l Slang”), against the Coven: nothnly in Canada, but in the United Th“. 0 evnlerymen Winkou. suite in Britainarld elsewhere. That ‘3'“ "9 lei-n course. It eep slid d be nnouuit to trnrrntn giving a "menu administration in powert him a thorough trvnllt in Prince Ed- ‘ N" ""9 “"15 t" forte an election at wird island With i7 deaths reported i ““f “me- and Perhaps What we are our hi livl'lv alrtvld- this war seem“ "' ms “Him is I painful ' houidf'i matte and time about it. ‘ “MW”? 0‘ “'2” hml means of en- 3 ' ' ‘ablintz the mvernment to survive Sheds His Ermine l while still consmntiy reminding it. o1 l in London the other (lav. crowds “5 “Ulneml‘llliY- But surely some— :viritors outside Parliament. in tho “1””! WW “in this crude display fildow of Big Ben. were puzzled at 0! Shadn‘f’jbnxmg can he “forked out foulhtui figure in shirt-sleeves who when Pa'llament resumes in the fall.

. ‘ It. is a source of derision to the elec- wna th . 1 .us of all the cameras. He l e "’ . tors. if not in insult to their intelli-

‘ trance.

l l l

J. int a film star. nor was he involv.

even as a minor witness. in the

1“ ‘ scandals that are. 1 much in British headlines at this i The Canadian Medical Association l Q, But. he was responsible for t has asked its members to stop ciga-

ii statute beiniz passed It “'9 ret smoking, reports the Financial ‘

- l ter to which the Queen's assent now been given. Even from this distance. there eomethlna intriguing about the g of Anthony Wedgwood Benn the manner in which be shed ermine and officially became plain Bonn instead of Lord Sunsgate. ten years he had fought for the i t t of a Briton to renounce the ~ go. All the force of tradition was: t him. but as a result of his t the low wan finally changed by llament this hummer. ‘ The story gives a new twist to mice-popular fictional tale of the often heiress who in wooed by impoverished British lord In the . of the crumbling ancestral with no plumbing.) Mr. Benn to have an American wife. illi And all: hu fought beside i Ill along to get rid of her title Etansglte. She says «he is i Ii!!! leave It lent won out

Post- And if the habit has got them t completely booked. the (MA is ask- 1 ing doctors to do their smoking be- hind closed doors. 0 u .

Concerned about the supply a! fully-trained nurses in Ontario. I special committee has-made recom- mendations to Health Minister Dymond for a program to double the yearly output. of nurses from 2.500 to 5.000. The demands of a rising population. more hospitals. and public health programs are given as reasons

{or the growing shortage. . . .

A former President of the United States has set sail for a return visit to the scenes of war when he wu General Dwight D. Eisenhower. com- murder of the free world (breed in their drive across Western Europe. He will tollr old bases in England and battlegrollnde in France and take part in the filming of a television pron-em that. will be shown next year to oommemoraie the 20th anniver- IIry of D.Day. The trip, General Eilmhown declares. will be “an ad- venture in nostalirla.’

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THE MAN WITH THE BlG NOES OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick

Here And There On Parliament Hill

One at (he proudesl and Mn- plest homeward . hound M P: was Bert Leboe. Social Credit member loi- Carri-ion. us. Inclu- dm in the lamliy whlch he re- coried home to Police George was his tour week old Ottawa- horn eighth cllild Mr. and Mrs. Leboe and their children are well knnun as a close-knit lov- ing lamily. they have lust cele- brated their 27th wedding nu- niversary. but in their unusual jumble oi :enerailons. they ale ready have tour grandchildren. TOURlSTS SEE SIGHTS ..

Parliament Hill in chuckllnl over the story oi the hometown boy ubn made his name. A lit. tle old lady (mm Saskatoon was touran Parliament Hill. she apollcd a lace which somewhat resembled a laminar lacs bar-k home So she confidently welli- Ill up to the tall ureylhalred stranger. and illd‘ "Wh.. bless my soul; you must be the brother oi Elmer Dieieuba- her oi Saskatoon."

QI'O'IE or THE WEEK .

“l vra! never any good at mathematics,“ ex»annre Min- tsler George anlun caniexsed to the House of Commnns. lioUsE To REMEMBER .

His Exrellency Ham Gasser. ‘ the nflily appointed emhaasas dor tit Swlt'zorlnurl to Canada. has Just given his first big rc- (‘Ppilml for his lrtends ot otte- wa and oi the diplomatic corps. Seldom or never has Ottawa seen a livian luruished with ilucll dislinrlinn and tattle. The uhnit- rmbnssy has been lraiis~ lormcd by the nrrivIl oi Gasscr's lurnlsluulzr. including hlv imprrssive roliectldu bl por- traits in mi. rare aels ol books in French uold-tonled leather bindings. and healthful arrays oi German chinaware and chin ltgum. sww BUREAl'CRACY .

Canada I! sometimes said III have a civil service unexcelled in the world it "mainly does not move with inroutlous weed. i have just received a letter (mm the Department or Public Works: as is customary it was not stamped. hill bore the trunk til the depiin minister at the deparimrnt. The signature on this lryuk In "it. A Young." nut General Young retired iron: that post more than tour months ago To continue to use the outdated frank ll floppy Ind l.l.l-

valid. MEMORY LINE-EM 0N Even worse, Ottawa ht still compclled In use a government telephone directory dated Aprl IW. Two general elections have been held IlllCE thlt dale. and I government hall inllan. AI In aid tn iclwhnutnu any cabinet minister. the directory is use. lots. Even the moon llstinl M. l is mlaiendlnl. llnce 11 LV every one named in thIt di- rectory ll now dele. ted. d.-

Compulin

The IBM romnuter hII been llcklllll! Russian-Enfllllh trlur union Inrl similar complication: tor more Ill-n ll denote. in Nport {mm lht Mlncheltar

in I

Gu- i .

have ut last llgured a way to let

lill ‘tn translate Chinese lino Enl- s .

The romplexlllu an alumni!- lug The Chlneu IlpIthet l. - collocth of more Ullll in.” thlrlfllfl with little parallel to English. either Ilnlullllcnlly or fllmmuflcllly.

The awesome CM!“ have Elven uv. I'mIIiJIllI! themselves by saying the M metal tinnan would be Illflll III!- way. But no. Someone deviIed I pmrammlnl system uhldl in- volves n Writer huh-M with me key (or eIt-II of la du- lerent upper parts a chandler. onion lot I! alum: we! parts. The operator puls- el the key: main! to each part math. and this

holson

parted. dead or distant-«i. Any well-administered private busi- uele would at least have ia- Ifled - Iupplement updating the parliamentary milnu oi the div arv. Mike stair. lormcr Minister at Labour, in the duly ex-Cahi- net Minister whose household a not been distuer by de- lent. Mike alone of the Tony C b. lnet did not establish at least a part-time onuws home: has way: made the than trip to Oll‘lawn every week end. Ind left his lat-itin there. Exflenltll Minister Mattie Monteith hu quit but rented

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Built-In Hazards

Gait Reporter

One oi the simple law! at 1319- l

two objects clunot occupy lhel i turn. space It tilt some time. tlm

e. Disregardinu such lundimen. tIl precepts were the operation!

‘ of nearly 100 thousand Canadian t molar cars during 1963 who were involved in motor accidents in Nut period It rnud intersections.

This total. Eathered by Dom' lob Automobile Association an- tlclicsl Ruin-rub Department 01- l rm eloquent evidence (it the . built-in hazards lurking at every . mad intersection for the molar- l

a

A round .50 per cent or all ma. - wi- accidents last year occurred . .i roud lnlmecilbur. as many‘ all other locations combined. uh immediately places the mad intersection at the botan- tially moat haurduus are. tol- . anyone driving a motor vehicle. ‘ True. the pneentage at death! .nnd rerltnut lulury M intersec- iinur duet not matter that ol the superhighway or level RR. cros- slnu. but the lossel in property

Although ten members oi the mysl commission inquiring Into bilingualism and hlculturallsm in Canada wlu receive sloli for each day the commlnllon Iitl. tew will envy them an they set i tvui to tackle one nl the toughest i mtgumenu til the century.

‘ i No matter how earnestly thl

tlrmtrh Ind English speaking

_ ‘ cltiunl work to make hilllnguul-

llm eliectlve in one nItllul. the Canadian aoclety Is I whole re- mains dlvlded because it ll virv iually impossible to educh a majority of cttlunu to be m y in! the two lIlllngee. Thll nets up a luck at nbmmllnlratlivn between KI'MIPI o! the tillzellry. Ind when fllI exllla lilvlllnul Ire tumble.

it would be tolLv to expect the "FYI! commllllml to brill! in TO-

gEhinese

ldel'lhttllel I chlnckr "llllllb’"

no In I more I. .

The lllIIl trulllelltm ill wild. with III. help It! [In electroph- Chlum dictltllllry. in which typed oil-nut!" an elecmnlc- Illy III-tolled to worth. It Inulldl tedious. but the [roll boon of elertmuic dletlonlrlel, Immi- ly. ll Illa! they on {ind I Word in 1-”, I mind.

The Eullllh PM IdmllI Inch trlnlhtialll will

linteraoctipn can be mate

linuse hcre and moved into a new apartment: George ll 2 c a Dlssed his apartment nVEl' to Lib e ! Ii Agriculture Ministri- Harry i-luytt; Piorre Sevigny is selling his ottau-ii home and moving back to Montreal: John Dieielihake'r switched it o m e I with ilte Put-sou. moving i from Prime Mlnlaler's ml- deuce to that ol the Leader of i the Oppnrilinn.

A few who are still M er font

ltiilue to live In houses which i own question in in!

they had bought here. but those ‘ who used to enjoy chauiteured transportation and mu army; cars must now do without that.

damn! with resultant ll'isurlnl‘o

v . mental-y ptiyilu tell. u: that l premium increase. motto the lit. lmende

tersectlon a prime oblect Ill .iu- l dy by Saiety Enutueers with u t view or reducing the yearly to- .

ta] ill-but inmflnlfl frequent-l ly Present obstruction of vision by hedges and tents: which can be removed in most communb ties simply by enlnrcing exitting ylawa. Rurll intersection. sometimes present Vision obltl‘ucilnn at I ditierent klnd. ucb u a tall

er

crop of corn. or shnlbbory which i m mur “It”

has remained irnm the horse- nud-butztly en, it such obstruc- tlous exist. they might be remnv. ed. by nape-line la the common tense ni their men or lullius

tutu~ by municipal legislation. ii the potential hanrd oi Hill a v

minced. then this run be u as the atIrluK point in a sharp

idawnwud devialmi tn the int-

ion'n moat populsr Ind expen- sive pastime—crackan up can and bones;

No Magic Formula

rm Willlem 'I'lllIII

commendltlolls other than those designed in ellmlnlte mine 0! the mo" (llfl'lut grin-lice: oi the French making minority and lo cllln umwhat will sell of discontent in Quebec. The commllllun cannot coma up with I magic Mmull (or NH“.- nent peaceful relationships in I Iwmllnlum community. Cflttcilm of tin companion of the commilslon on tho [raundl thal It has no member: to sneak iur Dutch and German coup- in the country ll hlrd lo under stand. ml- in not a minimum! inquiry. but one culled with the prob lusting the lilo oi the m of“:- lll laugh-lea of "to country. lull the (an employment. at the M an 2 (roll n in I.“ pbnel at C IdI'l cultural Idile. We have but adv-nee inflqu oftlle Mcullf dIllufl Into which the cnmmllllun l.| [Eld- iug. One at time came from Albert-Ill premier who IMH unequivocally that

lily II“?e AI In official lIlIgulII in those Provinces. One may be lure that

mnlenfl m French - Canadian- appearing More the commlum will

wider MI- in Ill pm at CIII- Ida.

Hm" IONAva HALIFAX (CFl - CIIIdI'I

mount: hm (or the "malty with which the Minnie-d board lIId MI Id In m. "I III! “and and mad I not

Wendell“:

Limited Value In Mouthwashes, Dentists Claim

nimblnl mutton of “It. Ind odor. And tbll la tut about oil’th it: “II

on of the Amflcln DentIl neocla- tlon. They In 0! limited VII in mounting and sense. V in Nth wIIhn kill certain bIcter — but too. hen. til! Ol'llnllm thIt In ed hive animal to do with den- tal or an! infection. The mouth lI I Nlullr Ind it lI thlI Id lln attempt to destroy bIcteriI tint are not hIrmiul. in Ididltlnn- the Ierm population will bl book to flu-ll Itrenxtll Illorfly I5- lfil‘ lll‘l D‘- The couucll Mk: I dim V!“ on the (an Lb mouthwuhel overcome hI nil condi-

we as to

tion has mIny origins in Iddl- hy‘lm .nd mbl

it» cause tuber than rely upon

a mouth w: . The teeth are cleansed mm thoroly with u bnflh then with 12 ml mu only

own motion that in rIpld Ind effl- dent. it [it edvlaahle to select

on [I’an the Underwriters Laboratories seal. lchlI-ll! tl the unit in Iluched in I WI.“ socket. e best. lutum of these automatic Ictlon tooth brushes are the cleansing Ind mIHIXiu‘ action on the gum .

Another new donul till!!! in an electl‘lnl lldlet thll d1- rects a stream 0! water be tween the teem. I! is I do—“w youracli version oi I lll'nlllr machine LlIIt molt denllltl use to wash Iwa in en In the mouth Ilttr ullul till drill The device |I expensive Ind is designed [al- bathroom use.

mu? ANu ALLERGY

Y. T. Writes: Would In sucr- gy to chocolate. nuts. and pop~ corn cause a post Mall drip?

REPL The possibility exists but i- mote. considering the m ore usual causes at wst-nusul drip tinlectinn and air pollution). Al- lergy also mm the picturd but the products you mention rarely er responsible. an the other hand. you can Imar your a week, Avold thul toad: ind us what happens. ‘ suncEitv Eon millions 1 H. s. writes: I hm i new operatinn that win cure Pll’hn- ‘ son's disuse"

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'l'lII operation lI not new but till technlo was modliled rr cenlly. Thil procedure ll mom- only (or a selected Efon in whom the disuse lllI not progressed beyond the stage or tremor Innd muscle rllidlty of till upper extremities. In these persons. the iuulu an good In excellent.

BONE NFECTION A. P. writes: When you have

nateoinyt‘litls. what is the but - way to irup [ram mun; it a. lugil l