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LONDON «(CP Prime Min seamen 's str ke at just one ey ater ,Wilson-atrugel ng against ample_of ‘the problems ahead economic inertia and the siragy A spokesman for the Confedera

lanletion of Rriain’s gold re-

tion of British Industry est

ervee_has opened his hattle mated the strike ‘aansed abort

or wage-restraint legislation

£30,000 (890-9N0.N00) immedi

+The legislation, introduced in ate damaze and perhaps per

“Parliament Monday? {s designed Marcn! loss

of about £3.000.000

© show the world Wilson” is worth of markets .

ready to use extreme measures

The --zovernment estimated «

(necessary te put Britain back tha! during Fine. which took the m ite fet Some ecoriomists b brunt of the. strike, official ce

leve this may be only the first

reere

Up te ite neck In debi, Brif tin now je surveving the losses

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serves of gold and.US. dollars ten. that tt eventually. may fell hve £49.900.N00_-the. fourth ead teh a total wage and-price

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successive monthly decline

cleaving: a total of £1.170.900.00 the lowest sincé January

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Wilson faces harsh problems including the increasing 1ikel!

hood Britain will be unable to

halance its international cur- rency payments this vear and possihiv not even in 1947 Further economic trouhte could force Wilson ta ask for additional time -tn “repay the $2.70.000.00%. Rritain awes. the International Monetary Fund This now must he repaid he- tween 1987 and:197N

keep publishing the atory of Britain's troubles:-the reaction sugtgefs .many Rritens just don't care They fleck to the Continant m increasing niimbers, fam every shop that puts on a sale, ‘ill the tourist camps and live on every bil -of credit they can obtain Prices continually rise hile . factory production re- onaine relatively unchanged Wilson knows his greatest

ehemy is inflation But he <also knows that the militant left wing of his party is hard te control He no longer has is’ full sup- port MINISTER “RESIGNED

Frank Cousins, former tec. nology. minister, has resigned from the cabinet to wage hattie | against the wage-restraint un- der which an individual unton could be fined as much as £500 in attempts te impose wage Ae- mand: ; without the: govern- ment's approval 6

The legislation. which may he. hit by a parliamentary hurrl- cane during debate. also calls for similar restraint. on prices, including demands that com- panies give notice before they | increase dividends

Cousins, head of-the soueste |

Transport Workers Union, is op- |

posed tn wage restraints and has accused Wilson of breaking his word not te limit the power |

_ But while Rritish news papers af nnions

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“Strength Is Top Trait |

Of Lively Baby Chimp

Ry TOM LACKEY

Lemmon said. “It would take a »

NORMAN, Okla (AP) At antverv understanding. male com-

‘age when most bahies -are fig

uring out fingefs and toes, five- month-old Lucy already can handie a spoon and she squeezes her. “mammy” so ticht it hurts

Well not exartl hurts byt

, trope —__evplained - $6915 jane. Temeri: mm Of she grabs

you voy know youve been. grabhed " Lucy's strength {s one of her

most notable traits Hanging “roan the op rat with reer

braced on the bars, che ran walk all the way around her crib >

That's understandable since Lucey te a bouncing baby chimp- anree

She ft one of twa tnfant chimps henge raised as are —“hrnvatt “ehridrer tran expert:

. ment at the University of -Okla

homa to see. in part, whether chimps can be taught to talk Lucy's colleague. i her six

jmonth-old half-sister. Mae | The "mothers" for the next sseven or ight vears will be

panion"’

Speech experiments have been done before, he said, re calling that a Florida psychole-

gist and his wife taught |

a-chimp to say “mama,” daddy" and ‘‘cup.”

TAUGHT ARITHMETIC.

And st 1s known that this can)

be done with other animals, even dogs in a limited way” Dr Lemmon noted that chimps

-at__the..Universitv._of.Maryland.

had even heen-taught some el@ ments of binary artthmetie— | which stumps some college freshmen

The experiment here may

zive the researchers some new | knowledge of aphasia. the dif- |

freults.. in “speahi. somotimes after —rjurtes,~ and

hopefully will increas their | knowledze of bhov human m- |

fants acquire speech

It might even cam ae little hzht on how human culture be- came possible through evolin- aon.’ Dr Lemmon said.

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| the. Guardian. Charlottetown. Wed July 6, 1946 1 ! .

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‘Dominion Day Accident Toll. eae

| o | hest OnRecord 2 ‘Is Second Highest On Record > z Ry THE CANADIAN PRESS drownings t “ ” : ified 6 No province was without fa- New. oe tin, twa m tra z talities on the weekend as Can fie v2 ce ez 2 spay > ada’s Dominion Day holiday ac toba e i ve | nhs ay __one cidental death toll soared ta at ee, ree a ae least 138, the second worst on — arta seve al i”

record : , seven in- traffic and one unrilas The..worst holiday, with 172 J 604. British Columbia echt deaths, ‘was in 1963, when .Do- five on the hizhwa? and three

BUT IF IT GOES

minion Day ” oe arawainns | Of the 138 who a! w et Bei 6 pm. Thursday and. midnight The. Canada fe ee cea local Semen, 31 ere natural deaths. known slayings 1 mn a ts: 4 drowned, one burned to death °° suicides : b: ee died in miscellaneous — es Cian

The toll by provinces Queher TAIPEI AP Wetiowalie 57, 27 in traffic, 26~by drown- Chinese atithorities slapped. a ing; one in fire and three . ban Sunday on -the hiring of fe wan teat. aa tevemieds ‘ ean male attendants al public ‘hatn foundland four, 3 in traffic and hoses for men in Formosa one drowning. Prince Edward ‘This practice ‘s against sncial Island three. all traffic. Nova morahty and™'s strictly prohib

does “not include industrial or

Scotia five, one in traffic, two ited,” the- ectiet said: -

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Mrs . Temerilin, wife of the Oklahoma’ University — psychol- ogy department's chairman, Dr Maurice K Temerlin. and Dr Vera. Gatch, an_assaciate professor in the department

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Lucey and Mae will be reared exactly as human children are diapers, hotties, teething

rings, tricycles, the whole}

works including lnong © the

ers The experiment is being directed be Dr We Rem: mon

“We want to custnie the pone. sthility that this kind of Thing ran make up for .thetr the chimps"! lack of interest or ca-

pacity far “apeech ve Dr ‘Tem..

mon explained —Lnev—and-—Mae—wil}

are almost certainly ‘destined for troubled .adulthoods, Dr Lemmon said

Chimps raised in human soi et, are shunned when thev re. turn to chimp soriety And. as for a-ha married life, well i

“Let me put # this way,” Dr

= £ 4 hehe. Tiere is ne Famiry, +t ne—i}t-

man sense. among chi ps ez-

cept the mother and caild

Until there is 30 sort ot |

verbailization, only the biologt- cally necessary relations are possible”

Dr- Lem mon—noted that

chimps are. so much stronger

than humans fhat a discipline

probiem could develop : “A four- or five year old chimp ‘* strong enough to. be

strength,” Dr Lemmon said

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