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US. Marines & Thailand

When ihe trouble in Laos Itart- l ed. American forces moved into i neighboring Thailand at the request l of the Thai goternnient. They took defenshe positions along the Me- knnz river on the Laotian border ‘ after the Communist Pathet Leo l had broken a cease fire agreement and appeared ronliv to overrun all of north“ esrern laos. lt wu feared that (‘onimunist zuerrilee might llso invade Thailand,

The Paihet Lao lilli not press the Offensive. however: Racently' the pro-western, pro-(‘ommunist and neutral forces in TAM formed a coalition government that otters the ‘ promise of at lenst reniporarr sia. bility in that part of what was lndo— ‘ china, This Is the reason for the ’ withdrawal now o! 1.000 American marines (rum Thailand. which is . helnz hailrd as reflecting a alth— ‘ lidenca of the tension prevailing I einca tho} were stationed there last Mav, ‘

limlrvl‘r, more than Lona other ‘ Arnerivan marines and strme spun Irrnv rnen trained In puerilla tat:- tirs remain. The departing marines are Will! aboard ships of the 7th US. fleet and could qtiit‘kiy he re- turned to Thailand if trouble should Irupt. The expectation, however. Li that more American defenders will he muvimt mil.

Washington's commitment in help defend Thailand against an- grmsion dates from the creation of the Southeast Asia Treatv (inani- ultion when .I'ihn i-‘nstt'r Dulles was eecretarv n! state under President Eisenhower. The pledke wu reput- ed this spring hr Secretary of Stat. Dean Rll<k. l’nzier American policy, however. I commitment to defend Is not an exciisl to keep military forceI in another country indefi- nitely. The withdrawal of the marines Is a sum of good faith. it is assurance to Thailand and other countries that all 11S forces will depart Wth the Communist denirer has been removed. That. It lent. is how Washinirton interpreta its policy. and “‘ashinlzttm'e lilies ll well. What the Communist reaction will he in this clue it I! too noon to ear. The tact that the marines are not being withdrawn too far to he Insects-sthe In also of need may have an important bearing on the aituatirm.

Serious Questions Raised

It is some-thin. of I did u: not. that Prime mutate Did-t- haher has no Intention of carrying favor with tho Sock] Cadiz Imp Inthonextl’erhulwntbyhldnae “hr of It Into hII “bind. Ther- win he kn mere] We], how- ". of his lnaiatmco M Perth. mt will not be mm until mm. A current rum ht

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o and. um. A“ III II precedent oi 1951. when he led I minoritv gllmtliiiirailltn with o ut Iummoning Parliament tar lorae month: Iftn' tho election.

Moot reeprneible people. lnclud~ lnx Mr. Pearson and Mr. Bunnies. have given tneir tentative support to the Prime Minister's austerity program. But surely the opposition parties. and tic puhlic at large, are entitled to our the facts at the earliest moment. and it is only in Parliament that these {acts can be properly elicited. There is no preca dent. we suggest. for a goiernmenr rem-led by two-thirds of the elec- torate commencing to collect mil- lions of dollars in new taxes. con- lractilll'r for more than a billion dollars in foreign loans and credits Ind raising the bank rate to six per cent, all by nrder—inwnincil anti williout Parliament's approval.

There is another aspect of the sitllittltln to which attention has been called editorially by the Tor. onto Financial Post. This independ- eiil financial journal poses the question: When were the civil ser- vants who pmduced the list of tariff alirrharizes for the austerity pro- gram giten their instructions? Was the extremely complicated job of producing this list reallv done in the five days between the election and the announcement of the sur- charires. or tllsl it require perhaps weal-is or months of careful “mm and discussion l-y exports?

Again. the Post asks: What farts ditl the government have. in April and .\la,v. about the slluitluou or the capital inte<lnient inflow inlo Canada—the prime c a u s e of the pressure on the Canadian dollar? Official figures almlit this were not published until late May or earl" June. "It would he naive," says the Toronto paper. “to expect not irov. ernment in [enter to ﬁn to the l’illIt- inn with niescaues of gloom it'll! doom, Rilt the etident'e suggests that while the political gladiators were telling the voters that all was merry and brllht. the hack room civil servants \vm'n til<t~us=inm with

- the knnwia‘lge of their political

euperiors. a number of the very harsh facts of life "

These are questions that should he answered before September— Ilitl on the floor of Parliament.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Jamaica has offered six 8500 achnlarshipa in rosponse to an ap- peal by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency to Rm'ernmt‘tl usll‘iItiuns Ind private individuals for funds to finance 2.000 technical training Ichllla him for M l dd l I East refugees Each Icholarship pew :me year's board and tuition for a young r e f it n e e in one of ('NRWA'S nine vocational Ind

teacher trainin. achooll. a e

Sweden has an enviable record In meeting its financial ohlinlionst Not only has it paid the loans. with Interest. that the United Statue Id- vanced uner the Marshall plan for the pnatwar restoration of Europe. but it liquidated the debt more than 21 your: ahead of schedule. The ﬁnal p-i'rnent of "£2 million In- eluded almost 320mm in interest. Had the Swedes Chou-n. they could have waited until Dec 3|. 1933, to pay up the halancI.

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The newly-elected board of di— rector! of the Remington Lions Club he decided to look into the quee- Hon of providing at bolts In tho lengtm Rural Rerional Hilh School buuae. A committee wee Ip- pointedtnlrrhilinanportonutil matter befm the new school hm begins. Thie Ia methiru. we lul- pat. about which every «Humanity should be concerned, and In which the Department 1 Eduction MM be taking the land. “while. I nlute tin the Retalth Um Chi for the initiative they an m.

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When The New Parliament Meets

nilr lﬁlit Plrlllﬂll‘l‘. CW.- ed to elm-mine fur the ri tl tiiue Ill Setvlember, uni lea ‘ more than one hundred mun.

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in one peril-mutt,

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bets “ho tiiri not III In the ten ‘ wen also It Conservative- and

parltlml‘nt. ii meinhrrs of our not w- l liairient um dole-ted w h e a writing re-elettmn last month 13 other: retlrcd in... public lile .nn did not leek reflec- llun There were III) Iwo Vlcl- n n: cauwd to the dcalh oi the noun: nit-mm, in pl. - oi thl‘n‘ iorn‘t‘l \I as Willi uiil not «turn in ouawe this Fall. will we 95 new om. Ind it tar- " ht-lonalnl to men who has

ere mm notion: A eureeutul rcmn hark In public lllr \‘ui \r'r\ many an "time do.

Parliamentary penelen P must sit In three ditlrreltk

{ parliamonts m quelliy hu- :1

pl‘rhllm vim rt-pmmis about I? mus in parliament under normal ('mltltlillru But e

(rt-me and unuulnl rirtumltl cos could permit an MP, to . qtislltt .rm mm yrlrl. an nor his pcrlrion In those rn dittons \iollld he wry small a- timi ‘ SERtlt‘FZ at'iim 'ENHIDN l

Art n r- who hes fulﬁlled lh. qtinliflrallnn hv nulni. in time dlifercni parliaments may amt an annual Minion at iii a rste ni SIM (or each seIsIun diirlnl which he war an MP. This mutant in: In upper lim- It ol noun a year It is based in

all M rt mine into IlII pen- lion 'tllld every yet".

i I Lib-nil who hld ut ll two

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um i try lor Ill! pension.

At the other end at the lull.

the “dean” of the “OHIO

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Common. with the lolllnt rel:- mi at uninterruoted member-

lhtp. was dole-ted This Privy (‘ounrillor RH

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we ed York zen since 1915. With of membership lllrmllh M lent-val a! parliI sat in rarlu‘r parl‘lmentl Ind menl. he ll comfortably qual e hill penlion M ‘1‘

nee other dethIrd VIPs entitled Mimi \i n will nullity tor tho 4,, the hill pen-ion In three

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former Cabinet Mlnlster JM Mlcdinnell. SIP-

‘s 1W. Murphv. PM former llmenlary Aﬂl‘lunt .l and three Liberals

Maurice Bunrlet. nr Levis. and M. Bolvln and C Richardr hrt-e

Quebec

member! nil defeated

II)! the SoclIl CrOdII Iurle.

0N FULL PENSION! Frlnl lﬁnnartl 'hlie rldlnla in

mm Hum had repreunini natal-i» the Canteen-Lite

(line In: I Ind 8 ulﬂm r.- ieprclively: they both will r.- h

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R MIPhener. Marlaret Allie . former rhict L‘onseivltlvl villi!

John mum. m1 lients- s rm» Ont-rill Twriel will quality for peruimis .4 t

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Stork Housing Proiect

NIH-Id cummi- may

The tithe-I of I unall Alsat- . cl Borer 'Tﬂl'}t Velerml. noted ornitMInﬂlI

I III: Imvn have innit . municipal m rnnlrlhiitorv mtnelvle. with hon-1n! melee! tar Ilnrlu A sum. pIIrI or start! om ma or! In Rlbuuvtlle. All-re. nu.

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so. 7 Today at 4 pm in. Charlottetown My Council will not to consider the IvvllrIttm

In re-wne part It Ward Six in mullan 33.”. unit“ I lulll l!

Belvedere Avenue by exlendinl nine Three. iillti (eel welt. at

r on prrsent rummerrial lane on with . pane mad Ind muirinx

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Make sure of tomorrow

by G totIIy ‘ Til: Paovnicutt BANK