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Orcsetes. DECEMRER &, 1908 r Watching

successful -

it is not now a question of

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“<.why Sir Saville Garner, Britain's urdercecretary for Commorwealth

chooses to intervene. That could ‘ Which is undoubtedly the reason

and Mr. Vorster (of South Africa) is

It is said that the angry nations of | been favorable.

and the initial

-g row about it. On all previous ex-

4o their rivals they will kick up affairs, has been conductng high-

on other

et Rut ii eh ETE an ull

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but how short-lived they will be. The |

dozen versions, most of them’ show- sanctions will prove | ing a cartoon likeness of Prime Min-

pees i Jn i tif

the -United States |

; : ;

one nagging worry for Mr. Smith | ister, Donald Fleming. Many of them

price,

such «as “Food—weekly bill—old

See cae aati to __ » payments, which now exceed $100 | _million annually. But according to | of impo ~ palllow 7 “increase rates to-= eaeclicaie of the “variable gusts” ts: the end of the idea oy i Oe ee eee

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EDITORIAL NOTE

Now, working at

what the score is today.

Perhaps someone could figure out

asbestos. | of the Liberal campaign in 1962, the “Great "Society Funny Mone

home communities.-

lo: ‘codhennie’ activiler

ti

- “the defiant Smith regime to heel. The | session. It is said to be devoted:

‘plus 150 per cent—a move | ancient world, whose chronology may .— “He can assume,” the analysis con- | gesting that the voter was getting hit .

out that South | recalled until fall. This will clear the

spring and Parliament will not be

sessinn is to be wound up in early

sion listed “What it Means to You”

approximately one dollar.” One ver-

had a “detachable” end valued at mainder was labelled “92% cents—

site, under the sponsorship of Har-

| vard and Cornell Universities. Sardis

dian currency and there were half :.a

appeared after the Diefenbaker gov- ernment pegged the value of Cana-

ping and unifying sentiments. The where it hurts—in the wallet? They

If legislation now in preparation is almost entirely to national back-slap-

rtant discoveries made at the

was one of the great cities of the -. It sound fine, if it can be made to ister Diefenbaker or his finance min- seven and a half cents, while the re-

| in the vrices of typical purchases

$20, Diefendollar, $21.50.”

“Diefendollars”

the response has

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meeting

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a satis! lil it

ected president Plowing Match

building spring ready f Mr. Leslie Hunter was re-el- +o and

minister, Lumumba. I say inter- lopers advisedly, ese pei hostile element audience at the

and i.

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A CHANGE IN THE WEATHER Fair Association at the annual |

gricultural

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OTTAWA REPORT By Patrick Nicholson

delegates.

U men who ure should have been attempted

also gaining in

Magazine -weaker that says ee aa and e women aye coe

Guelph Mereury

lew Cities ee

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fined for participating in a raid on a men’s residence.

University of Alberta have tenn |

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the Smith regime. The strangu- lation will be

Lexporta, bat its ualikaly to |

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taking effect for Smith's whiteg this was |} regime to revise its attitude. ‘

Britain, of course, is unli ps. 19

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doubtedly wil] reduce Rhodesian and it may

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