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mectiy: of F-ling.r-ssixn-l,'nnwiw'iW d9lQ:,i,p;'r,.1,1- all rigi-is of the iwui--. in is in iw-(isiilvil the ivsiiziiiiimii nl mp Him i;c-urge llrvw as nalinnzil lpadpf ni ihp paiix. This, no ilmihi. is 3 lm.ii:ilil' lIiVl"l'1 Hill IW 'llpil”p'i'l of llllll lxli. 4lllll"'ll-'l' nanny, 1; my.-iiprl on all wins. all (hp more an lirvallw of H19 rf-Wlttlll behind ii. ,-.ml :miu'ith:taii.iin2 tho ilio-lllv ill lli:il Mr

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chosen. This requires carvlul Plan- ning to insure that the pro:-eedings ujll rcprn-.ciit tlw rwillncllve thinking of all .'iFl'llf!lIK of this orgalillalllvli, including fliosci in eras: which at the present fimw are not predomin- gntlv r()IIiPl1'l'lI'O. Already various t')I'QF1lll(tl'l ETFHIPS FHV QRmf)alRllll)T is bwlialf of ”fainurlta srms"-- to borrow an American phrase-- and. doiihtlass, each men who bu bven mcntimiwl has qualifications which might justify his being considered for thn past. It would be e mistake. hon-ever, to limit consideration to tihniw who expressly or tacitly. have gjgnifjrzrl ilimr tI'llllIlEIlP.!l to assume the lnarlwr-'h.ip.' More than one! in he pest grant nations! responsibil- ity has tall:-n to the lot of one who did not nmoi it. And if ll no reflec- tion on tlin zlvillly of known claim- ents in Mr. Drew's mantle to sug- gest that there are many hitherto pnljtir-allv Imlmowvl men in this noiintry ll tin r-nuld lfl Ill Dfoblbilify wear it just as ably.

A Sorry Spectacle with inn-igii mlnll'llPrB of Egypt. Russia, Britain and France heaamg for New York for the United Netions Iecurtty Council debate on the Suez Canal mun, the British Labour Party has iairiirk ii treacherous blow at British prestige. The Council de- bate opens on Friday. end the Brit- ldi Labor Party has chosen this entire! tinw for passzing an "amora- ency rcr-nlulion" condemning the Eden Government for retaliatory threats aiiznimt EKVW. It claim: the governmnnl has "destroyed national unity by the ballot of iniposin: II solution of force" and in its dealings with Nasser has frlttert-d eua,rBrlt- sin?! "moral lenderhip. reputation for in”-lire and fund of goodwill." What s windfall of propgganda these statenwntm endorsed by 1300 eheering delegates of the British Labor Party will providv the Egyp- tian dictator and his Communist backers in the Security Council dis- cussions! This marks the first of- firlal appearance of the Party's new leader. Mr. Gaitakill. and it is omin- ous in i't'stimplicat.ions. Om cannot conceive of the former Labor leader, Lord .Att.lee, being e party to such In demonstration at this time. Hr Vould have put the nation's inter- dte ilrst end done his best to mvmtbm Britain's case. before the United Nations. reserving-whet cri- of the Eden Govenunatf he

cnnsidpr his (incision, it is svidonl 3 lw foiinil. l

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at Srtldsh public vi! and it my such mariner. Stabbing the govern- ment In the back. while it is cngaged in i-arrying out the vmjv policy the lnlioriios claim to havv lW"'l 'll'E- mg. ulll nut app,-at to ihr Rrilisli wimp of fair play. The l.ahnr Party has I-wtmved the interests of Bril- ain and hnr collnagiivs in llti! lb- ttanvrs. and rlcinmisli'alNl prvtly Ill0lll'lUKlk'Pl)' itl ini'apai'il)' fnlt qmncililo leadership.

Trans-Atlantic Cable The new 3;-iU.0Utl.ilil() Lrans-Al.Ian- tic cable is a far r:r,v from its tint llimsy predecessor unich. by coinci- rlcnrv, look shape exactly I hundred )t'al'S ago this )"rilI The company

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iliai laid the first cable was formed in that year and the first attempt Ha: made in lN.'i7, The cable broke Mn Aiiziis-1 'll viuimc laying.

The set-oiid alllllllll” "1 1855 Vi?” l

zixvvessful but the cable completed on August .5 broke down after 732 :i'"R&'HEf'5 had been pa-.xs-d through ll 'lll1P third valilr .t.i: laid in i883 uas again Ill August of that year, but in IRM final success i-nc attnliirvl and ill: lRt'-'8 cahleuns at-n l'0i'lIkPl'llll i'4iiiiiIlvlPti. it lwh efforts val-le-laiirig usrs being pressed. the man responsilile could hardly have cnnlPn'iplalPt'l cuch a rlmclopmenl as a Slll'II1l'rii'lII9 ('l-ll)lP that would haw 36 separate rirv-iiits, i'arr,Ving in arivlltjnn to the human voice such latar- rim i'nn1i1llllIlt'8ll"Hl refine- niuiitk l'Hflll'I hrnarlvrasts. photo tiziiisnwicz-ion: and teletypa messages. Yet all tlwse are encompassed in the man min:-lltlantic cable.

The mat tolpnhonin: across iha All.ililli' is In is-.m:iin the sum? as it was inr a radio-telephone mes- sage 5,9112 for lhrca minutes. But it is rnnnoriahle to assume the price uill wmw tlouri in the future all fit? .IPt'Ylr'9 nnaiitls in any case. a caller in now vlrtiially assured of getting through with littleydifficulty end. what is just as important, of hear- ing sxcri word.

EDITORIAL NOTES

The late Se-rizcanl Allan Mcinnis. rPfll'l'd I'll) police officer, was noted for his consclo-ntjmisnnss and court- esy st ell times. His death yester- day will be regretted by a host of friends.

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An American emniiaiitii-al export say: that "man should be able to fly vmn miles .-mllinur by now". P;-map: one of llimr Plays he will explain the need for such fast trav- elllng.

A l'0pIil'l from llllllzlvlfl says that the Burmese. after giving the mat- lvr "due consideration", have de- cided tn nrrppl Ii loan of 525 million from the llnitnd States. it probably didn't lakr lllF'm long to arrive at the decision.

0 I 0

Sir Alli-vrl Rirharrlson. President of lha Royal Ararlem). who has just mini-iii-rl hr-ma after A tour of the l'nited States. had better Well I lVl'7ll0 lwlnrv rnming back. He would hr-trril)' he ivr-l(-nmpd just WWl'. after li:ivim.: tlalml in 3 lecture in London that most Americans have gloomy farm: "prnhablv because their en- rncinr: rlnvalnpsarl rgtan-h when they lnndrrl on Plymouth Rock." Some- nwld have told him that prob- ahy A ni one ancestor in A thousand of nrnsriil riny Americans ever sewI Plymouth Rock.

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Thu Maine (lnngrr-ssionnl sent that was in doubt when the that count was made has now been granted the Republican candidate by the narrow margin of 29 votes oul of more than 116.000 cast. In e traditional Republican stronghold that can fairly be relied I Demo-

rratir victory. The Democratic can- didete is asking for another recount. O O 0

Mr. St. Laurent. is quoted as say- ing "the Suez crisis and the trouble between Isreei end the Arab nations In two different things". No use wllldiepuuthet. Attbesunetlmt. it. would be unreelistlc he niggeet that there is no nletlonehlpbetivx them. Both en potential census ef lens erele war in the Middle East; snd'no me seriously believes met if Colonel Nessa is permitted D have his way over the lad b OE.

haste -

NOW TO LOOK OVER T

OTTA WA. REPORT

No Uigiiaricly About Vacancies?

By Pntrlrk Nicholson

OTT-HKA The taxpayer! (',-mad; pjli mil u;-ll mvr nus hil lion dollars a war In lull the my pockets of Crown svriants. Prime Minister SI Lanrmit has inst made the lmpllrntinn that a lot of this ex- penditure nl our munm is Ilnl'1!'C('l' sary.

The Imp:-r l'I'Ih.I nl llw ('rruui omployves on the I.'4xi1.iwi'x”s pay- roll cnnsisls nf the slinucasr in the Icutnl field of izuw-rnnient of the country. nanielv Ihp appoint- ed end elected ledrral politicians. l These rsnize from ilir iiiular head i of govcrnmcnt. lhr fliwernm-Grim l rrsl-paid 548.000 prr mar tax irre- plus substantial mm-nm: through the Prime Mll'lliN"l'- -paid - 3.17.000 mr year plus Ii-sing ex- pensrs -down In tho h;u'k bl-"Ilf'l1 Realtor and M P. -paid 310.000 per l yner. t

There arv. and in mnw 4-A-ms long haw bean. iaraiirirs ant:-ng .

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these highly paid iipner crust tubs for the top pt-oplr ciippus-ml to he

governing this roiinirx lTiii' cxaniple, (Viliinrt tlIiii.l4-r Pole frll Ill lH'Pl' a war Ann and dlrd. Hr has nmrr hr-rn rrrvl-'a('Pd. His job as I"oslma.slor Grnvrnl has been taken on as an extra chore by the Minister lm I'r-im';ui-. AI fairs. Mr I.;ummn- 4 Th!!! flwrr l.K a ).u-uni for I l Parlinmenvnrv As-.i5.l.'-int ill .1 r'.1b- . il'IFl Mlnislwr. Tim-. nnv Vlinirztor, H l I

unlike most n! his r-nllmiziies. has no M.P. tn sssisi him in Partie- ment. THAT IENATFZ AGAIN 'scsncies for no loss Ilu.ui I6 Srnnlors have hrr-in ('lIIl.'-Nl by i death. Yet the work of thy brnale is carried nu. apparently vffi-rtlv- sly. by the M Senators snd SPHE- lresses l The 3.00" srtivu rntars nl Vary - ruuver-Burrurd hair not havl s representative in Parliamrnl um-r the regretted death of Jack Mar- Dougell. Likewise thr 3.1.000 ecl- lve voters of Toronto's York South - district. hnvr lacked an M P. since tlrw Nnsewnrtli died l Presumably all lfIPlvP l'V)Kl5 are l'SPI1lIal in the mod Sow-riinwnt I at lhr rounttiv Else u by werr they established at such high ran in the ! lnxpayorl Yet when asked rem-nb , Lv how soon he proposed to art to l fill those VAFMICIPI. Prime Minis-

fer St Laurent bru.-bed nlf -zurh ' inquisitlveness with the reniv that ,. "Thorn ere no vnrlnrml that are ; urns-nt." I

This was s most significant ud- .

I iloclors And 0

mission uhirh deserves careful study by eiery taxpayer and every” voter .

If the appointment of I new Ceb- inet. Minister to fill the Is not urgent. then perhaps we do not urgently need the services nf

. all the present 19 Cabinet Minist-

er.-. st 527.000 per yeer each. Or, if Hughes Lapoinle can adequat- ely fill twn Cebinet poets.t.heu whet are his is colleagues doing today idling Along with one job only? Why does not the Prime Minister sack half of them and tell the re- maim-r to do double work. Fin- aiicc Minister Harris. who implor-

. es private citizens to reduce expen-

diture to combet inflation, would be happy and impressed by the spec- iacle of the Prime Minister doubl- in: in the role of any Minister of Immigration szN'Arz sAi.Aiur;.s

If it is not urgent to fill M Senate vacancies. some of which have been empty for several years. ncrhaps we could leave snme mnre taunt: perhaps we could even close the whole Cliembt-r. and save the taxpayers over 8l.000.000 I your in Senalorr selericii alone. AND 80 ON

If Toronto And Vancouver re- sidents can get slung without I Member of Perliament to represent them in Ottewe. why should not the citizens of Port. Arthur end Quebec City be Ilflllllfly disenfra- rhlsed by the .-eslgneti of Messrs

- Howe and St. Leuunt? Are Ven-

rouverlties second cless citizens, like nun unhappy Itedmen. who are to be deprived of the right accorded them by the Father: of Confederation?

In short. if the Prime Minister rlnu not consider it urgent. to fill these vacancies. then there is no rssson why the present holders of

. -imtler jobs should not also be dis-

pensed with. Either the job of government is urgent. or it is lint: its urgency hu nothing to do with the accident of the life span of the lemporery holder of such iob. What Mr. St. Laurent. eppeers to ho. saying. by denying the need in fill these vecsnclu. is that our form of government todsy is In fact a dictatorship. in which jun- mr Cabinet Ministers. Senators and M.P's play no significant role. and whether their posts are filled or nro left. vecent has no bearing

upon the government by those who i

Ixsrriu the reel Perllemeutlry power.

Politic?”

Otters Journal

In the light of Mr George I1rsw'e' decision in retire from the leader l ship of his party, .9 (lPf”llll1Il taken IN! the advice of his physician. an article in tho August print M the Allentlc Monthly captioned "Dort- nn end Politic-I" has particular ln- . term.

The Atlsntli: pic-rr in M Dr Dav- M D. Rutstsln. an emliwnt spacial- tilt. who heads the Department of Preventive Medicine at the Her- verd Medical school and servos on the Expert Advisory Panel at Chro- j nlc Degenerative Diseases for t be World Heelth Organization. In re- eencs it is an accusation. by im- pllcstlcm at any rim. that the plyeiclsns Iii-siding President Eisenhower in his two nicresslve illneeeee did not support by ede- quele medlcel evidence their con- clusion that he use medically fit in run Again for the .neIldency- lbet. In short, their verdict me! have lied more to do with politics the: with medicine.

Following Hr. llsenhawers re eovery from coroner; thrombosis

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the l1Ilblielsn.VI Dr mt:'tnuaoi'uLi - ” I. -, , - .. C ... . .-.p . 'p'I.";u.:'e-.”""'”"” fancy". but . uiuuleuie. . . Iee"eethforanedtb.e.nbllsbd (cg p g-bgl . - '. i . g - M. bi is petleetseenivhg cm...-y' ' some ,.i "I'm" '" '"w '''''-'lr . I Then. after setting such '..-1.-1'i-"-.. . N1 i - . ,-

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information in the medical liters- ture and that no other data were presented to Justify the optimistic rnnrluslons. . ."

SEVERE CONDEMNATION

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vacancy l

AlJTl'.'l!N AIF ey the sutumn air was hoped .

. sud thin.

s ivy vine was scarlet nvsrleiol l

in patterned gold. l brought the

V peppers in. Globes of polished ruby. tinged wilb Jade.

rm at dusk. I heard am wild l

geese pass Though the sky wns fer too rlerk

M see

This morning frost lay whit: upon the grass

And tlierr was maple tree.

by these signs we put the lonii year: by.

When lhouizhtn er gentle cheep within ll'IP fold.

When un-Pen music hsunls the dsrkcncd sky

AM "ll"?! days In fallen lures of mid.

iwlrl-leaf on tlw

--Alma in tho Phrutiari

lohlsori Htgbce. Science Monitor.

The Ag Old Story

Thou pill show me the pgth .1 life: In thy presence is fullness of luv: If my right bend there we pl:-esurss for cw-rmon. :a case."

Why the physician: did not spell for themselves but let Mr. I-legerty do it for them ml! be anybody! luau. But the guess cnuld reason- ably be influenced by the reported statement nl n somewhat notor- ious Republican Senator; "We'll run turn it we have to stuff him."

Dr. Riiteleln concludes:

"Once heving presented the med- irai facts and their interpretations. if the physician goes beyond this Point be than ceues to be In ex- pert. He becomes just. In ordinary citizen subject. to political influen- ces l e field in which he lies no expert riualiiicalions. . . Political Judgments by nliystcieus have as little men! as medlcel judlmenix by politicians on the Ability of B cendidalr in rim for office." RESPONSIBILITY

But surely there ix" muff in President Eisenhower-'. (5.5, um, the mailer of nlmslciens possibly giving "political Judgments". W55 there not as well tbs question at the responstbili y whirh Mr. Elsenhow. er and his politicel essociates should have felt for the ngtion..of their reeliutmn of possible dmg.-r to the new through ihr F.lPcfInIJ of 0 Chief Execultvc uho might not find it possible to pPI'fl'lI'Fl1 his vital role? -

Ml Gmrno Drew. girl:-ken by illness and facing the problem can- fronted by Mr. Eisenhower. even though in lesser degree. llld the benefit of a physician, Dr. Rey Flftlllharsnn. whose reputation for integrity is as bub as his fame in his profession. Yet Mr. Drew did not lieve to late Dr. Ferquhsr- son's edvlrs: no one could compel him-end no one um asking him- to retire.

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NEW DRUG FOUND HELPFUL

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f MCIIW be e

enter. you'll probably be lelerestdd in I new drug called Sometovlte.

feels and young children who sul- feted from loes-of appetite. fell- ure to gain weight and mild symp- toms of belisvior problem.

PICK AT roon -

Ulnelly. be seye. such children ere difficult to bring to the table etepvotnted hours. They tides! sud merely pick at their food end they ere impatient to leave the teble before finishing their meal Recognize the symptoms?

Using one Sometovzlte teblct three times daily for an Average period of II weeks. he reports get- ting excellent results. Within one

ed increase in eppetxte'in as of the SS kids. SYNTHETIC HORMONE

Another development in our montbly review of medicine to- day is on new synthetic hormone which has no known usefulness in humsn therapy at lib: present time. Yet this new hormone is con- sidered svllal clue in the quest for a hormone to effectively con- lrnl such inflammation: in rheu- matoid arthritis and nllergieia with- nut my undesirable side effects

Not produced in the body. the new chemical is more effective in laboratory test: then any other known substance in stimulating the body's retention of self. This is 1 key indication of its power to lnnuonre adrenal gland activity. ANOTHER DISCOVERY

There's another Interesting Id- venremenl in the quest fur a bat

for treatment for rheumatoid enh- ritis

Scientists for the first time re cenliy produced lhei crippling dia- use in pigs by exposing them to bacteria causing swine e.,llpeles.

This might well lid rssesrch in seeking the cause Ind cure of this terrible rripplcr

l QUESTION AND ANSWER

. S. X: What ceusee light l sweats”

l Answer: Therr ere txuny uuus l for night. nwents.. the Most com- l man one. of course. is sleeping I with too many covers

i This condition is often due to the presence of I chronic Infec- tion in the body. Tuberculosis is 1 common cnuse. but the other symptoms of this disuse are more pronounced. such es loss of weight. roughing and fever.

OUR YESTERDAY: From The Gnu-din Files

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Oct. 1. 1931)

Provincial Police seized iou.r cas- u of whiskey and e keg or rum st Trscndie. The whiskey cases had been sunk in the river end the rum buried in the nearby woods.

The first direct (Jaiiedien Frau wire to The Guardian wu innume- sted this date. The news csrne dir- ect from Montreal, vie Hlllfex. Previouslv it had roma only in bulletins from the telegraph coin- puny.

Though thp shipping eeuon lied not rpally alerted there were 44 cerloada of poteioes end 7 can at turnips frrrlod from Borden to Tnrmcntinc in September.

TEN YEARS AGO (Oct. 1. INC)

The Ervall.-st number of students til the Yllslory of Prince of Wales College. 622. were enrolled. en in- crease n! 100 over an proviou; gar There were 835 girls Inc! M

ys.

tions in November. were 120 uses of tuberculosis dis- covered. meiiv of them before the appearance of lymptmlu. DWINDLING STOCK Auslralts now

MAXIMS '

When our vices lens Is. In rm. Ier ourselves will the dual .1 it then.

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ITALIAN GENERAL COMING OTTAWA (CPI-Gen Gluge

Mnncinelli. chairmen of the

inn chiefs of staff and of the T0

week-long Quebec. He will confer with De fence muster Cempney end the Csnedinn chiefs of puff hide). visit the National Reseereh Coun-

modth. he says. there was I msrk- -

NOTES iv THE WAY ll

Another 1 en: emlHees H Ill ,1: to become so successful the! we

ism ----5 nus sirelull J

dare to entry e cent.-Brendolg Sue

It b mu-eluted pulls! it spend multiple millions on meter- Iel developments while short-dIeI- ginldhe educstlon of the hoopla who will use them.-Vancouver Province

eee't they leg materials at drt'vih:g while their abilities en !1pIlrld by nee? Drinkers as e menace as the med. but but temper bu probably wind mm smesh-ups than I tuln-loed of whi- gky.-Shstbrooke Reemd