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Brazil Caught In Web

Has Uncertain Future ”

B.\' FRANK BRUTTO RIO DE .lANEIRO iAPt RraZil Is taught in a skein of eronnmit' and political troubles. Inflation is shooting prices of food, clot hi n z and hon-Sing miller and higher. Wage ri-eases. often at n lm-per-oent f‘llp. are \ainl) trying to keep

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pat-e Pi'iwidont .loan (toiilart. uho

f‘at‘l‘lf’s his fight for social re- forms to public squares and

streets in a bid for popular sup- port, has told Congress that the roiintry's budget for L'IIIS year pro h a h I _\ \\'lll show a dot- “(H of l,600.000.000.000 F H“ t't‘iizrii'o‘s r‘urt'ent ti'oo-market ratet,

The average man is hiit" iii this i'tiunti‘i' more than 70.000.000 people As he In line hit a

ther hasit‘ nonrls ho m iy well wonder “here

ed

and volatile getting of

Bi'aZiIians helzei'! that the country. summoning its his- torir ahtlittr:. \\'I.ll somehow muddle But the possibility of violent. sharp rlianze that rould lead to a more ronceiitrated If not dictat torial i'iile cannot be discounted.

CASNDT BE RE-ELECTED

5i; the rnnstituuon now stands t'mulart rannot re-electe and he has said "If there is anwne in this roiintry who \Hlll‘t‘l tlF‘\r‘l‘ agree in he dicta- tiii. it is I"

ILs hiiitiral Ines. i'erallin: that hi: it the political scion of

(iotttlio \‘arzis who i-ulpd Bra.‘ tl as president and dilf‘taIO!‘ fl't'nl 10’10 until I‘MS, are not

roiit'intr‘d

(the wt the most hitter it Gow ernnr Carlos Lacerda of Guam- hara state ‘RIO do .laneirni Since the March 13 leftist-led rallv lI‘ Rio do .laneiro. he says. ‘nohortv ran anyt lonzet doubt that Ciiutart does not want elev-

tions.” That rallx «studded with — Communist sizns i‘oi'oaled Goiilarl's "complete intentions

and ambitions to s‘lfi_\' iii potter”

and to establish a Fascist gov. ernment. I. a r 9 rd it told the - \veokly .‘IRIH'I’IOIP.

. the rally Hoiilai't told 200,- 000 listeners of his decrees ex- pi'tiptialiii: loud and nationaliz- in: the t-oiinti'y's soven last pri- vatels‘ mi'nrd till rompanies.

FOI‘U’ v eight hours after the ‘. (Ioiilart mosaaze mom that form railed

pi'osented his. to Congress. a docu- almost in ultimatum for constitutional oliangm that \toulrl fai‘ilitale‘ land reform. give the vote to‘ some 30.000000 illiterate Bl'ale-‘ tans over 18 years of age and -t'lear the WM for localization of tho ni‘m-ntitlau'vrl Communist part\

It also t‘oqiiostod lional «titan:os that out delozation of power from one bl‘allt‘tl‘l 0‘ the :oi'ernment to another. opening the way tor broad ri'm-tdetitwi “Her: REACTION PROMPT

Reartion to the [to rails was prompt In Sao Paulo. when. Governor Adhemar do Barrns. a preSidential randidate. i.- ii :hai-p toe of (Ioiilart. 300.000 Roman Fatltnlir adults and rhil- :‘en nrayrd and mat-plied in a

oonslitu- would par.

detenra of democratic institu- tions" tails-

The tempo of Dltbllc demon- strations \\'ll'l inrt‘ease tn rom- in: trees

Our effort of all this has boon to speed up presidential t'ampaigns iV‘ '1 'lI"l’I (’

Ban-o5. named Iw the Progres- =ive c.ooial Par'i'. .liiscelino Ku- hitsrhek. formev president has been named a rantl‘rlate hy thp Sorial‘Demorratt Bt‘aZil‘s most powerful partv Larerda ts sure

to he named hi' the \‘ational Demon-am Ifmon All tese candidates are for re- forms, but differ with Goulart. on the manner :n “‘hlt‘h to achieve them

Indian Birth Control Effort Fails To Impress Government EAEY

Ft" FDV‘RAD FD’K NEW DELHI tAPt—A million persons have submitted to sur- ery to rut down India's crop of halite

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"His otfitinl fiQiii‘e W‘Glltﬁ ini—

I)!‘(‘\>t\f‘ iii tie :moi'itiiicnt isnl impressed Its arithmetic shmi

A 43-por-cent annual birth

rate minus a death rate of 21

Z3:227?£‘°'"IIITT“V‘CB KW t"f'nt equals a net imputa- o ‘ j Y ‘ioti ititi‘case f‘\t‘l".’ _\(‘.ii of 2 27—Matiiiea Mum-a Charade! . .Pm LID-Note: od Mai-tr pm l V.s5-—Wh|t’l The 30nd Cantu! mammal?“ hmlomlm m l2" .Vﬁﬁﬁ—Newn (Ind Weathor if ' .ne‘" unify mouths lo MM_N°M 3] WW FP’I mew vear. s _\'s D . HWNCW' and Why“, Raiu. deputy health ministPi “HS—Notes and Min... It means that India s ooptiln llN—Mannen “Mistral (ha-mu Wm M ahnul éﬁz‘m'wl “ll” . . . . “JO—No,“ and MW: intih hotiiopn "‘0000000 and lll5—lulletin Emmi hv the end of the “SO—Notes and M It: "P't‘llt‘v H’s—Aim." Noun The 1.000.000 milestone was im__w”.h,r roarhed last nook in the om. i205_T°wn and (a o, t u. :i'am of voluntary :tei'ilization, “JO—News A Weather ‘ It s not. rnoiizh. Rain said lua—lil. Road Report "But It's our only hope " tux—Town and follow YIN Sterilization I.‘ a major part loo—Nam, Wnathar L M t toad ot India's effort to halve IL! hum birth rate T‘he :m'Frnt‘m‘ttl Ei- ‘ns_ioWn ant-I tnimi- tw-i natttns operations foi any man

or woman \iho has three t‘llll-

drrn and feels rronomirally in- I‘aitihle of vipportin: more

"We want to out the birth

Q ' d m rain to In he" ('en' annually.‘ i‘SM‘m‘ n cowl" a" l" Rain said "We must stabilize. '1 (“News ‘- W"”‘“' tho unoiili'wn at no mine than

700000000 Bm‘ond tltat. we \iill

he able to rope \\'!III the"

problem. even it all, our meas- improve the eronomy ' ..

EAT I'I" PROSPECTS

The problem is that the popli— lotion is int'i'oasm: its fast as or fastor than national income and India is eatin: up its pros- peris for ornnomic progress.

Four million tons of foodstuffs must be imported annually.

De"idin: birth t‘on'rol was tlir only mt‘ape. the Indian :0“ (‘l‘lllilf‘ﬁl F~lallllrllctl more than 0.000 family planning renti'es.

ree contraceptives and In- struction are dispensed Steriliz- ation is arran2ed

Nothing in Hinduism. niatoriti' trligion. reptanre of family Raiu said But lar:e families azatnst he I n a left penmless in old no

So we had in S\\II(‘lI the em phaSis to 'famili‘ uetlare." fanlllt p1annm:‘.' Raiu said

Some, Indian Christians resm the pi‘oaram. as do Moslems. a minority community that feels 1'5 IIIIUI'P sRIPIV 1" India ties in inoroasiii: II". numbers

India's

alone and

HOME FOR BOYS

WINNIPPZG mph—Th.- local Children's Aid Society has an- nounced plans to set up a foster home here. to he operated by a I1llt’lfll(‘-.'I'.l(‘(l t-oiiplc, for sis boys aged “"10 to I?) The hms are in other institutions at present.

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~— a spade to the twoortm: the ten to Win

hv either the deolarer or tho de- fenders t‘mtierall) it is easier for the drrlare" to practice de- ioption. "~III('t‘ hr has iin partner iii tool. but «1 dotondct' r t: n sometimes tool the chlal'Q‘t' u'ithoiit at the same time lead- in: his partner into a trap Here. is a case where the de- rlarei' \ient wrong as the result of a fine plav by East West led a ('luh azaiiist tour hoarts De- clarer took the are and played I heart to the tank. Which held. and another heart hark. takenl with the are I South then ruffed the club to ‘ turn and plale a spade to the iark. \i-hiili East won with the are! This unusual play. desimed

to sell South the idea that West _.

lit-731 3'35 oun BOARDING nous: MAJOR HOOPLE

had the dune

when Eazt rat

mond Sputum: the 'llK‘qu. det'larer

“em up with the are and played

ten. confidently t h e trick and thus enable him to dis- I'2Il‘fl his diamonds on :ood spades But East took \\Ilh thi- ritioph. raslierl the king of diamonds. and South w ant down one.

If East had taken the first pade load with the queen and t'ttiit‘iied a diamond. declat‘et‘ would hate had no rhoire but to take the diamond finesse and he would have m s d e the contrut East's plav must therefor. be rrodited With having h r oti zht about South.- defeat

til «nurse, it is true that South roiild and possibly should. ham made the hand tnt tinossmg the diamond. but he fell into a trap uhIrh mam other players would also he" fallen mm It is easv enouzli to rritiCiuI South after the tart and paint out his m i ii- pi'aisal “Nlld give East credit tor seizm: an unusual ouportuii- tty and curving it. through to I

cum-ginhil pnnolviurm

In Trees Tried To Attract Nesting Geese

VICTORIA to!” A lot of things grow on trees on fertile southern Vancouver Island. but not \iashtiihs It just looks that

nominee M the Victoria Fish and Game Proton-rive Associa- tion He enlisted the aid of other association members in the pro-

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Bird - lover Bill James has plat-ed more than 15 washtiibs in trees in hopes of rnt'otii'agiii: Canada geese to nest in h

lt‘i‘l.

(in advice ti'oin the northern affairs and natural resources rlnparinwnt. Mr James stat-t9 placing w a < h i it h s in trees .‘it'i‘iind lakes The \\'a~‘hliih» iiosts ti'ert| looatod about 20 and loot

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The geese spot the “ashlllhs diii'in: their fliqhi not-iii after wmtering in Mextco and 'he southern United States. says Mr

"There are in few small rolon- ies of Canada geese 00."an a around here. But \\'llII "CW :32” houses spri in: up around her. ‘ like mushrlilgms, greater niim- The” we” would h. r". her: of children and dogs, the "mm": him-n lhplr “mum.” Wm.

a” m" “In”: a Hr’r spots faiiéily'soon. hut lamb:

, , I i any imme ia e success on um bleed '0 an} In“ scheme “1” he noted, It be next season before our Wash- tuhs have any notireahla of- Torts.

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT i

iion members rollerted th old \i'ashtubs. drilled holes In them their \t'ntildti'l hold \i'ator. d them wuh twins and he- plat-inz them at strategic

\f‘ lille

Mr. James, a mink Partner, is‘

t‘haii-man of the conservation

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