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Fae t MONDAY: OCTOBER $i img, | Humanitarian work it is doing and the ene Le ps isolation, “interval unrest, | #uclear nelghbors oe — a -——~ | international friendship it promotes. . One group maintains that we | fear of US. and Soviet missiles einem: Seety cnet, force , High-Handed Indeed Let’s remember, when the young- . ater oe toe tas ae ean gerated’ cian uate tions with Washington and bring . . - sters.come calling tonight with their of the wrong thing. Foods rich in | strength catt lead to hasty on the collusion between the two |

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, and that-it ‘was : eee eee reduced chance of having a | There is something about ; These sales are great places "fast snoter move in. the game to | Richard Jackson writes that i the Bates es, a | Seem aoe eae eee discredit his program for integrating | %000Jetter carriers and 11,000 postal — . not taking any chances. They | ticularly poignant when they | canbe found at them. They be- fs cociid’ seer But On position workers strike in November, they : BS oe an see no harm in eating more fish ot change Ba soe come of monetary value be- - members continued to-press their in- | face the almost certain prospect of lis t Soe poultey, tend ot Sonet, | amily Sor generations. This wo- | Bet t do mee Gems hee nek being inimediately ordered back to # | whole meat, and using polyun- | ally comes when there is no i

_ plied: “Not by me.” He gave the ; impression that he regarded the In his usually well - informed : -column._ in ttawa Journal,

: quiries, and on Fridgy.the. document” l . a a “| xh nel. comoet whee. Dare. mesial ark in question was tablé® without com- work by"Parliament. Last year when te A COMPLAINT FROM THE TORTOISE civ tasted ot tant te batter. becomes too old to carry oa wisi’ te el tees ie ment by the minister. It confirmed | # Partial erie on ne off _ ; — é Leet smoking aad more exer- meer. When the old man of | auction sale, with the owner ne ’ (ie _| service in Mon , Toronto an ° ° ‘| ‘cise also are healthful. watching closely what each ani- Admiral Landymore’s contention that: | Vancouver: Pastinnint- wate et dan OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson ys Nabisuwidio: Wasct ‘vesewrcn | These salen pee’, met dust of | musi aa hetenrtlidy pra l ar

references to a “desperate”. shortage continues on-other causes of at- | Commodities without sentimen- | brings. But ‘the tough part of it

~ | sion. It had ‘adjourned June 30— ay Ff ° tal value. There may be a herd of naval personnel and ther com | Oe tora summer recent | Heraldry Society Launched Without Fanfare] reste'ser sore y | 2 ate, wis be trmer | Sra areas em ur s - f e i bac id extract lower the cholester- | eve" over years, deleted;-and “other. words substityted the election was called for Nov. 8 An impressive number of dis- Since both the present and the | generations in England, Scot a level. Hopaeliad a Ai Pr the | @nimals having been nurtured | Then comes the realization Z and Parliament didn’t get back into |. tinguished Canadians from far | immediate, past Governor Gen- | land, Ireland, France and other | small intestine does the same. It-|.by him since they were calves. | what it and near gathered in Ottawafo r | eral are members of this socie- | European tries. But the in- | is interesting to note that more.| here will be equipment with | farm to 5 est e beyond=-those-“ai--|“than-150-years ago, a Dr.-Stark | Which-the= fanmer.;has-.plowed: _ Raapneaneennnent ainaiaaaas

- instead, giving a totally false mean- S195 ARRRTEN ea OAL ECORI GS LOR i OO TE INL mK Nl RN 3 al ; s ais - son ae puimteseanbascicn tack » o ing to Le ae cae business until last-Jan.-18.-So when~«|-sthe-tmaugural meeting “of “T lre:|-ty;-this may rank: a the first oc=-|-terest “extends” beyond thosedi= “than Outside the Commons, Mr.-Hellyer the strike was called, the govern-'| Heraldry Society of Canada, La | casion in Canadian history when | rectly ‘concerned, and includes | reported that an excess of sweets’| end tilled-his fertile acres ..foP.|-he-had-accumulated .on...it..are ; ide ee ment, with plans for the’ election Societe Heraldique du Canada *| a prime minister has ‘been for- | especially many stamp- collec- | caused greater shock to the sys- | Years: : gone from him forever. ‘ told reporters that the minister had alread in th ‘os i on 25th October. mally by two native | tors who study heraldry on post- | tem than fats. His theory is be- | ~There may be old-fashioned : the right to determine what armed | @Teaay e works, was.in no posi- This young society only receiv- | born or Generals for his | age stamps. ge _ ing reinvestigated in England at | wood-burning stoves upon which JENKINS WASHING : ; om 4 ; tion to recall Parliament. r _| ed ‘its federal charter of incorp- | policy—for which of course he | Mr, Nunn explained .to me | the present time.” ‘ countless tasty meals were-cook- forces officers can tell a committee. ee ae ation recently, yet today the | has received no mandate from | that the enormous distances of . NOSEBLEED ed, and ground which the family But in this case, on his own showing, ba time, Parliament will be in meee has reacted 87, | the cman agg anes eee on went. ” Mrs. G.N. writes: Could ane- | 8at on cold winter evenings. Or : ; ; , re every province ex- secre of Heraldic meetings of a soc such a8 | wie concn ee eed? |there be a bed-stead, Service on all makes

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_»- bureaucrats..of his department had passed around that if a reasonable | pass the 500 mark quickly. For- | told me that he is amazed at | icy of the society to transact | as but other causes are

Sie the initiate thelr OW “understanding can’t: ‘be reached with — -mer—Governor General Vincent |. the widespread interest in herat- -Most of its business by. mail, im- | sore common. -— - ss may be even a spinning wheel, a hid without .even ‘consulting the |. the postal people and their unions, ee isa onan, = a ieee are taany Conediah distributed to all members, a oe | eaeetae caction — ot ae ae minister. One would think, as a mat- | then the government is quite prepar- The purpose of, the society is | families which are entitled to | a periodical journal of greater oe eon is Jost. Ban aiiiaae ? ~~ ter of courtesy at least, that Admiral | ed to ask Parliament to intervene. | oi? in"th accurate knowledge of | mo 3 Landymore would have been notified -| Already accused of setting “guide- | the art and science of Heralry, | of: eee ene a that his report had been bluepencil- | lines” for wage settlements in in- | 275%’ sangeet a tae ce Uniform Drivers License

led. But that wouldn’t do, it seems. | dustry with the Cabinet-approved 30 | to paenies: It is a pr oe orga- Winnipeg Free Press ne Q And when the admiral itisisted on | per cent for the Quebec longshore- | nization, in no way official: It) 1) 4) increasi ee ces iae :

making public‘the fact that his views | men and the, Seaway workers, the te Coheed Need betiet clety one of the unnecessary ir- | éwentieth - century development —_—_———————_—- had been misrepresentetl before the | government is said to be determined | which is a branch of the Royal | Dams © Doone mel toes fram | Tt t Se good news, teretore, that |] “HOOT a committee, he was fired! ae are om a pie ce eee the lee iy hese oan ¢ problem of drivers’ | ¢¢ provincial miisrs, acon DONT SHOO : a

Mr. Hellyer has now indicated that fixin fly! promote a knowledge of heraldry ee. : vt eigrtomied ite own | mittee formed to s - briefs presented by “other officers” | Pay standards in its own establish. | and even to encourage Canad. | irri caceg sda eteninioee| TOS smt means of introducing || OR THROW STONES & s

edited in the same | ment. the la ‘established its own-eet of drivers’ qualifica-| will be valid in all provinces— 188k might have been 8 e lawfully e process- tlelia. : AT INSULATORS : oper :

fashion, before they were given to The postal workers, it is predicted, | es. +

the committee. This was a matter of | Will have to settle for the proposed vee Ce ai

“happenstance,” as he called it; he | interim six per cent, or whatever | elected at the inaugural meeting Service interrupti ions and_.power cndn't seen all the briets beforehand, | little bit more they may be able to | and included Canadians whe | garaises of previous driving 3

Te- z gardless driving ex- ria : point was that an oticer get as a supplementary. sweetener, | Dave made their mark in every | perience, he must undergo = mend, pe meas failures caused by cracked and ive

“must conform,to government policy, | and then like ‘the rest of. the civil |... The honorary vice-presidents t of : : ; _ ee tut Gee oe, broken insulators resulting from wil-

: | include the past Lieutenant Gov- service do the best they can at the | ror <r Ontario, Hon. Keller | prs to commend | if Teport, when completed,

But there is another point in ques- | collective bargaining table. The 50 | Mackay; the Primate of Can-| i when few favorably received. ‘|| ful destruction not only causes un-"

thém any more. We know they’re | Globe and Mail, can hardly be expect- | Fost Office buildings and trucks.

: people to- ~ tion here, which the ter chooses | cents an hour they’re demanding as |. ada, Archbishop Howard Clarke |:mobiles and when Canad- | .. With the possibility of no-more sities ce bux to ignore. It is the question whether | a minimum interim increase, if paid | ‘Thomson’ar Flest; Senator |e saved, in, the same prov- Goad. tare iy geek bone tha! necessary inconvenience to our QS the . parliamentary, com: out across the whole spectrum of the Norman “Larry” Mackenzie, | lives. : will be implemented in law— a ’ but ¢ @ . ' " misled by the manner in whic civil service, the way the Treasury ance Arent of U.B.C.; the | In today’s Canada, however, | *P which, in the interests of ef- _ Customers, reates serious wg : nm Archivist,.Dr. Kaye | it is hopelessly obsolete. Like the | ficiency and commonsense can- : garbled briefs were presented, Board has it figured, would add some | Lamb; the Chief Justice of Cam- | little red schoolhouse, it is an! not be taken too soon. hazard. * ~ “representing the- views of-senior:of-~}$500 million to the pay roll,.____| ada. Hen. Robert Tascheresus | ooo ae Se eee Sf ficers who were known to have pre- M ’s Repl City; Bert Herridge, socialist Th | Of Jud tem We ask your assistance in - protecting our power.. facilities so that pared them. It was their experience r. Massey s heply MP from the Kootenays; ‘Colon- ; e Kole uages Gos dake oc dlaun 6o apply Sneek Savin bs one ee ale aad - they ‘were supposed to be giving to mito, Star,’ after a long | 9 Porte or Wenn _ , ©” Terente Telegrams 7 ¥ : Sie : ; “the committee, as an ‘aid in evaluat: - oe of f ‘ ae hie ry ore =o There. se@ms..to., bea seneral [case in, point. isthe recent}... Obey ol cae Spencers Se _ ing the policy the government was as come ou vi abolishing ‘Alan. Beddoe, | misunderstanding mong Spence Royal . oe ert proposing...There is every reason to. | the monarchy in C Weis pen Chirtc: | samen pate a ta 2 ce ey deed misledon theo. fvery | presens some mothe seem onal | ee a MARITIME ELECTRIC _ deed misled,on this point. Every | presents some motheaten argumel se dinoral akcnue ates Gas they tao ess Marvel teen AAV . ca , reason, too, why Parliament should | on the subject, which its contempor- | Peace Tower here. Among the | such duties. : ‘ ho é " feel. dffronted at the deception prac. | ary the Globe and ‘Mail finds distaste- members are Governor General | This is unfortunate. At no | Conpary tmilech= ticed upon it, and“upon the country. | ful and which it disposes of in a / Ming-oreney Soptaia | dae a Yee Seater Lacie : P- 7 | And why it should keep a still more | lengthy editorial. We need not go ' Colonel. Frank McEachern of | ce themselves from labor arbf vigilant eye on policies that have to | into the coptroversy, but we thought - aia ee aa oe ‘ - . be buttressed by such unscrupulous particularly effective the Globe and | ADMONISH PR MINISTER ‘What he did say in a-letter to i a oy = ai methods, - “+ Mail’s reply to The #tar’s contention | | At its inaugural, necting, the | the judiciary in September, and = — i , aonta that “if Canada became a republic | ciety with an appropriate. fragt grein ibe oak e i —S>=> S—SSS——_— = 2 Hallowe en Again tomorrow, Governor-General George | A jetter, was drafted | and: ‘the Government i ie = rae : This is the night when goblins |. Vanier. could be named president to one io seis ot anata a aoe ie } F ; lr prowl, but their supernatural aura | carry on-as he does now.” eramaegy s Geciered tstent re tas : : : ‘ : » ; } ; move’ coa ; : 7 : ; has faded and we don’t shiver at His Excellency, comments the |, vvereion of Casita fren ti | : . / : ry : a ’ ; ‘ ;

probably the-kids next door, dressed |. ed to reply to such a proposal but a

up, and we like to see them enjoy | previous: Governor-General, Vincent Our Yesterda Ss.

themselves provided they keep their | Massey,.has had this to Say: : (From The Guardian Files) | | essume such ad Sah eat :

antics within reasonable bounds. | “Some people see more in a presi-'|’ awenry serve YEARS AGO berries cane een said, “tubject | 2 He - AS OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 31st the

That_goes for older pranksters too, | dent tHan asovereign.I must tell you | ~ (October 31, 1941) to the requisite assurances . of eae ‘Charlottetown Branch of the Eastern Cane .

of whom we are more suspicious, and | that for our country, I can only see nae ten States destroyer their Ser eae within the wa See OR a as mane for whom the police will be on the | less. If we were to have a president | Soy 'sme west of teelant the powever Tae Ca tas bina | ada Savings and Loan Company will be -

alert to see that they don’t make without executive powers, I presume | first American naval vessel to |"receiving complaints that some } | se ; r :

Hallowe'en liberties an excuse for | it wouldsbe his duty to supervise the | De sett {0 [he bottom since the | Judges are accepting 90 any f{ - +... becated/at 85 Queen St., next to the Post

vandalism. Prime Minister. If they were of the | ao tee the bench has stared. Some| Office.

On the whole, we think our teen-. "same party, then what would be gain- e increasing German Pres- cases have be post- y

agers show more responsibility in -| ed?.Or, if of different parties, then | seen FE etEn acsttert ina (MEL ote hatiies cf ae: |: y e s :

‘ theit Hallowe’en activities now than | what would not be lost? How could bein » peat LEE alot pore have cee = for jud- | ~ M) Bes ee : they did in years. gone-by. But this |- we keep-an elected president free aaa aenighe Hi : : Ni a motoring age has brought new. |. from partisayjship? How could he be . net ‘to Talla Lina Attics, oe regrettable that Mr. Car- | THE EASTERN CA ADA SAVINGS and LOAN ; dangers where youngsters with cars. | certain to personify what is best in Tae a ab) eee Wh rections See ce . COMPANY - LIMITED. ey bet

are concerned, and it is here that the | the national character? By what The Western Big Three split | sion that has long existed in the

_ worst consequences are to’ be feared | means could we secure in the office |-sharply over the Middle East | Judges Act, has been minister- crisis when Britain and France .

85 Queen Street. from even a little display of reckless- | of president a proper representation | vetoed a U.S. cease-fire plan and | While The Telegram is not op- |” ;

ness. Not only to the joy-riders | of the founding races?” announced they, would land to egy sitting on boards ss themselves, but to the whole travel--| Mr. Massey's statement appeared - troops in the Suez Canal zone. enema aera ae 7 SS ling public. Parents bear the respon- | some years ago, affer his retirement Hungary’s harassed govern-. ecematicad, we | mare te SS ili ild- ; Ig. t turned against i members udie- |: sibility of warning their, older child from the governor: generalship. It’s ae Srathare ait th Soviet A tame ric ry a aR ne | ? — ren very'emphatically on this point, | well worth'recalling at this ar hauled down the Red flag. *| probes into political matters. A ; ; Sy ere eae ; i ; { ‘ : : ' ig Pe ie € a : ‘ »