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ember, of ‘The Canadian > Press =~; Audit ‘Bureau of: Circulation.
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- JOHN: F. ‘MAGOR. |
President,

a. “P, “WOODSIDE
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f univer sity or senior matric expenses, |
~-<Jn addition while conceivably a boy”

: -. student stands, little chance of earning.
that. kind of money, during: the

of “ sumin er:

KF urthemiore, while the. ‘poard. is’

at 1 yet. satisfied that its teacher reten-— oo
a. tion, plan has made the staffing of its

ry schools secure enough, we feel that it.
“is secure. now as it will be for years'to
“Fiven’ with’ new inducements,’

h the there still be. a large exodus of teach-_

 

 
     
  
  
  
 

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rs. this. summer: ‘The: main problem
forthe board, therefore, is to continue.
o build: on: ‘the core of’ matuie vand «.
more settled ‘teachers, so that the -
" staffing © “problem will ‘be secure

 

+ terest ‘shown-by both students and par-
-ents, there is no reason “why the: board

 

class a resonable trial.

ame. ‘into view. wes
“Driving in. this ‘town, ” the taxi man. ‘said,

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” marker "buoys: vat. a “few areas of agreement.

1 = But the: course: of: ‘their ‘discussions ‘is: dotted *

 

   

 

rudiments of a reasonable. ‘program ' for dis-
arming the world, assuming’ that’ both « ‘sides ,
could agree on the: multiplicity ‘Of: letail . Ter
racticable

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job" £00 well.

East and: West arrived March'15 rmed with. By
conflicting ‘sets™ of proposals, couched. in’ gen-.

eral. terms. and. containing ' o. essentiar de-

 

ers in the past. ae
' On paper, each ‘append. “to contain’: ‘the.

quired before it could: ‘become: i
working arrangement.: :

  

At the same time; it: was. ‘tacitly tnderstood

that disarmament willbe: high ‘on ‘the agenda’
of the summit conference in Paris next month’
and that the crucial: ‘differences of” principle’

between East and- West: are. ‘unlikely: ‘to be al-

tered before then. - ‘ I
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The general

the summit,
Today, . with the: ‘summit still: ‘tive: “weeks
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‘idea®.. ‘appears | ‘to ‘have been 5
that the Geneva delegates: would spend. the .
intervening two months’‘cauttously probing -
each other's proposals, : searching for minor areas»
of agreement. and- attempting to. bypass the’
major difficulties : for Possible” settlement: Jat.

with: .so . many: points © of: ‘disagreement that
further. progréss ‘is almost impossible. oe

 

gested ‘that the conference abandon. debate’ on:
“the two rival: proposals and go ‘back: to” talking

that. ‘brought it:into: being, he: was clearly
casting . about : for. something. to keep’the talks .

 

“ going until the chiefs of state, are . ready ‘to:

‘take . over. me Cog hPa

“The - “trouble with -Zorin’s- “solution is. that:
it offers ‘scope for little’ fresh: subject. “matter,
The assembly. resolution. has already beey given.
a thorough going-over in: the last three weeks,..

Russia and: her allies maintain - that the

~ resolution instructs the ‘delegates to see ‘to it.
that the: ‘world gets rid of its ‘arms as’ quickly

as: ‘possible. The Western powers insist that it

tells the. conference to work out a carefully ~
-controlled: anc enforceable plan. under which .

\ disarmament could. be: carried. out,

agreement that has stood between ‘East and
West at every turn.of the: discussion’ to date,

me Ift® -Zorin's, suggestion is ‘followed,. it: should

ui ‘confront ‘them again within: ‘five. minutes: when.

~uring | the. speed of. approaching. , automobtes!

Mis: becoming more “and more. ‘like a game. ‘of ne

—The. Financial . Post.

about. the United Nations ‘assembly resolution." —

It. isthe. disarmament versus. controls. dis? :

ve. eouldpearn $500 in the two month sum-**
: - mer holiday following Grade 12, a girl.

"throughout, the “system. In the mean-._ a
ime, providing there is sufficient in- —

_ gooulant tt give a senior, matriculation | a

“Fort a country~ that’s ‘suppos-
- ed: to be: almost ° completely de--

“When “Soviet delegate’ Valerian Zorin: sug-)

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“very” mnie h 5 a right, to
some- privacy.. There area few
things that wives just should-
. pt know about.-

_ happening to the privacy of

terparts.- ey

“Six. male” grouse.
equipped’ with’ one-ounce bat-
tery - operated

'. United Press dispatch.
The purpose. “4s ominous:
“Biologists” manning™ two: ‘re-

his. time.”
_ This ‘obviously is the
edge ‘of the wedge: It’s a well-

humans.
“But what's _

the’ male ruffed grouse bodes

-til some .entrepreneur.
-. no. good for his human. coun-

will be |

‘transmitters -
that will send signals to-mon- -
* itors in the Cloquet Forest Re-.
search Centre,” according to. a.

ceivers are expected to-get an’

o idea® of how. the grouse spends _ :
~-and pleasurés have
thin, faces.
‘known fact scientists’ first. try:
out ‘on animals those things

“Prom The ‘Financial 1 Post”

destined -e v en tn ua 1 | y; for
So, after
spouse? .
_ It's only a matter of time un-
offers
housewives a similar contrap -
tion that can be easily’ attach-

the ‘efouse, the

-ed to wandering husbands, |

* Just think of the little wom-._”
“an crouched over her monitor-
‘ing set tracing the incoming ©“
husband © orbits ©

beeps as her.
about town.

 

gems. ‘of thought

The race of delight | is short,
‘mutable
Sir Thomas Browne.

 

Put success’ ‘before amuse- °

ment, ee N. ‘Casson,

 

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“went: as ‘four- jen t tte, 8 “ght:
"change | ‘is. ‘permanent,

“Mr. Petirson hasn't, ‘said - if’ the

   
  

 

“Americans " often.
“having
sense .of humor.:
“reply” that “Americans ~

» thick --

can see that both’ "sides. ay
“wrong. ae
Recently rT came . “across. the

  

 

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‘Englishmen: ye
‘are...
skinned: dolts. ‘Cana-'
ce _dians, standing. in the. middle,

  

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ears. open. “and: Wwe. “have a.
_ steady’ stream - of. Chuckles.” y

‘We can’t let Mr. Fer guson’ “of 3
UPI. get, away. with ‘this. ‘Humor’
is a serious . matter: ». It isn’t.

- peculiar. to any nation. People.
of all languages share the abil-
\| ity to laugh:-at things. that are.
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myth of the humorless’: Briton

“Reporter,” | which is’ ‘eireulated*’
to newspaper telegraph | edit=:;
-ors. by. United .Press': ‘Interna-
tional news: service: :

“An Ohio: editor wiote: to UPI:
“asking why so. many: quaint®
“-stories came out’ “Of: England.

   
   
   

void of a. sense® Of “humor,

   
  
 

Harry’ Ferguson, general ‘Eur
_ pean-manager. of UPI, ‘gave an.
earnest: answer. a

He. said that Britain, cherish-__
‘ed: ‘things that ‘were ‘individual
and” eccentric, and: set. a= high:

" value: on. useless. tradition...

Por: “instance: ~The: man: in:

, “Winchelsea - who is paid $3: 15: -

“avyear. to:go to the top of, a”
“hill: occasionally and. see-if:a-.
French Anvasion fleet” is “com .

. “ing. .
-. ina: pamphlet called “The. UPI":

tion. -there are
..seem: to be taken seriously by. ©

 

 

Some individuals. are men-
“tally -brighter or .more subtle’.
than others. But in every: na-.
things : “that.

 

“the natives,. yet - are . looked’:

upon: as.-absurd, ‘by: foreigners... :
O53 Many non- -Americans._ have <p

American § hetong: as “flag:
* pole ..= sitting, - flag .-.: waving
High- ‘pressure. ‘commercial. re:
the election” udge:
-and“dog= -catchers - ‘and:’ “adver

  
  

 

“tisements: urging... readers - -to -
~ “smoke a. thinking” man’s cigar-

.ette. or. protect their. loved | ohes
‘from... seepage> 0 0.) ”
fe Many Americans” find: these -
‘things - funny too: Many" Eng-
“lishmen ‘are’ ti¢kled | by - the.

“solemnly, ludicrous: things in

a dielr: own: ‘country.

Englishmen. tend . more’ to:

wk , understatement. irony’ and the -

 

 

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“This: ‘job: ‘was’ ‘created: in ‘the -
‘tath’ century after “Winchelsea
had’ been invaded seven times.
> by the. French. No- Briton
' thinks it’s funny because the |
job still exists and there is no

. agitation. to abolish it... 0".
Outworn British customs, he:

‘indicated, were rich raw ma-.
terial for the small light stor-
des - which © UPI | retails as
“Chuckles.” >)

- “Such? things are” ‘going on
all the time all over the Bri-

'. tish Isles. The fact that the

oi, need dois: keen their cyes and. .

 

INTERPRETING. ° THE: NEWS

“the first delegate takes ‘the floor, «.«
. c 4 a ‘

chy JOSEPIL: MacSWEEN |

noe oo
yt ce \

The Afro-Asian waloc: ‘at the United Nations

quickly claimed moral support from. the action ~

of the British House of Commons on. condemn-
ing South African. racial policies,’ ;

“Tho private motion—Intraduced by, a Labor |,
member--was approved” ‘by. the House Friday. -

   
  
  

although Britain. abstained: when ‘the UN. Se-
curity Counell eriticized the | South: African
governmont a week early, |"

Mombors of the 20- -country Atro-Asion’ group.”
had let it be known: carer. they” ‘plan. t0.. ask

for o second meeting /of. the: coun): ‘unless’:

Prime .Ministar Hondrik | “Verwoord's: govern."

 

mont indicates It is willing: to: consult. with
UN Socrotnry-General Dag Hammarakjold ° a8
requested by the Counell, oo eo oe.

In view ‘of South. ‘Afvien's | stand: through”:
the years, prospects, for this' seemed: dim, They."

woro made dimmer’ this week who External,

Affairs Minister. Eria Louw ‘sald. in’-a: ‘speech.
that the UN has . ae in tho, hatter,

 

“Yammarskjold; as: is chis: ouatomn; “Ye playing

a: hand closo to the, vost’ but: ho: admitted
I'ridny ab a press conforenco’ that he ‘had. not

snocoodad no far Mn arranging, for sonautta~
dons, O

Tho vote In, tho: ‘11-member' “gounall: waa: Q-
to 0 with Britain and France abstaining, While .
atopping ghort of using their veto. power, Brit.

flention at the House of Commons: vote: as an.
oxproasion at the lenat of. popular. auypport ‘in:
Br tain Thoy: 80. mora) Prowenra’’ in the

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sanctions against South Africa and it is: ex-
pected that this threat would be rovived with
/ Yigor Mt another “meeting \s held, :

ofe feo. fe

‘The Afro- Aslan—particularly the. ‘Afvicans
a —Wwere sald tobe ready. to demand a ‘special -
moeling of. the: $2-membor UN: Genoral. Age

, sembly if their alms. were foiled by. a British,
or French .. veto: in. the council,

“-sombly © ‘meoting to discuss radintion: dangers
from’. the-French ‘testing of atomic: ‘bombs: an:
‘African. territory,: in the ‘Sahara, 1

When’ ‘acting together, tho 20: Asian: and

i “nino African ‘countries form tha biggest’ bloc

‘An tho world. body, Supported by. tho: 20-country
Latin American ‘group and the: ‘nine-country:
“Communist. bloc, they would. wield a’. virtual:

 

. Can't. alter” history
“lenin aver old battles Will.

 

  

. tlons, ond, fact: remains whether of. tho Battlp:
of the Planing of Abraham or of tho. Battle of.
-Gottyshurg: somebody won, Whothor ho should ..
havo, | dn. your, opinion or ming. or: ‘someon

a olae’ ay seoma rath , '
gin and France expressed doubts: about: the or boalde the point,

UN's Jognl poaltion = doubts. that. were not:
ahared by the United States. and the. Soviet:
Union, which supported: the; resolution, deplor= ;
_ ing Bouth African aparthoid,. 3 a
Afro-Asian spokesman , thus oxproared. grali.

Pe@ er es

oom Tho “Brantford. xpostter,

- Carefor ‘study needed —

“The Ruasion » ota mt v ban ‘on: nuclear’.
tenta: ‘should. bo carefully, considered, Thig “Is:
‘one: of: the tides in the affairs of mon whidh
should bo, taken at. the flood,.The Canadian
fovornmont ‘haa ‘strongly: favored ' every move.
‘to end nuclear: tests and Umit nuclear arma.
“Tho now. , ce vmno Ta may juatify ita atand,.
ae e “Tho Landon | Ont.) Proo Erean,

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not; ‘altor
“history, Dospite, nll the apologies and: explants:

Soma’ elemonts of the’ same’ group. ‘are’ a
ready. campaigning. fora special genoral ase -

  

eto’ power in the assembly, whore a: majority tae Cis
f. two-thirds i Ja noeded In: Important’ decistani,

 
      
  

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Loh ‘mond ‘broken

British regard them. seriously
. only adds to the hilarity as far
fas an American is concerned,

“All, our U.S. staffers here

oA ‘dead | pan.’

“; tulk ~ about

Americans: lean +
‘ toward the loud and ‘extr overt-

- ed. However, both kinds of fun’.

“exist. in both countries.

I. suspect | that many. an.
‘earnest. Yank, taking notes of
‘a quaint English. custom that»

“he: thinks he has. discovered,-
ig truly. the. Victim of.a joke
‘ by. malicious Englishmen who,
_ like baiting Americans, |.

“) It 'is saddening, however, to
_Americans ©

‘hear - responsible

people. of, other .

.| lands as though they belonged»

-f'to a’separate and inferlor'spe-

. eles, That’ kind “of: talk really
-jsn't funny, because it. shows |
‘what difficul ties. He ‘in the way .

of nations understanding each
Sther,

 

  

“Though ‘nearly all of us’ are

‘agreed. that mass production -

“48 far ahead of other industrial
. Processes, and that the clothes
‘we wear, the food we ent, the

houses welive in, the cars we. |

ride in, aro. far better. whon -:
-produed-oxpertly by the latest :
‘truimphant. practice of our
—wondarful:. century, still thore
“are in fow. ltt)
ald carponte)
“shops: and. coho hy
' shops: vand shit
“makers  upatalys
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Wht pani a
“nnd: ‘vofinish. old furniture

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haaks |:

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"effects gf one: of hia late Voli
“tives; cand to help. out,’

 dvasaer that: had come out.
_ from Ine innd in ploneor thnos;
A ahoor tronsure ofa: nett Ho

"took It to A amall éablnet nine”
hotlead:

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t me Ps Magn] hold tho rivot, " ho: anid,

: korg shop he. had

down town, |

“holo ‘out’ thore- In tha bre
panel of tho dresser to. put id
‘glock In. A amall Ploctria alock, '
Tt will look good, .,

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vortinodd to do the fobs, A no

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lontiver. i
and gald some. Precious, ‘old,
my sy e : yee: hs
An> ‘oxocutive | ‘nequalnt ne
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tonded' the nyotion ante af. the oA

ho
ought. f. henutdful ald. walt.

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the executive, "It's: mine, jan't
{te cane te q do what. I like with
“MTG Is: yours! ‘gai: tho enbinet
omaker vgrimly,!for the time

“holng, But presontly, {twill bo- f.

_ long to somebody olse, And 1
~rafuse. to ruin so. beautiful a
- plece of furniture’ on tho whim

¢ 1
', of ne temporary owner.’

“That's. the ature’ to ‘give. "arn

‘ Se reece

Lighter side

‘An office hoy noticed: two
~ women “with, the ;boas (and
“asked, “Who. ‘wore ‘those two
ie pita ay

Bass: “wall, one war my wifo.
“and “tho other was Marilyn |
Monrgo,” . -

-Officea hoy: “whieh ono WOR,
arilyn. Monro?"
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ay ‘what to do, »

fond .whon J

nod my -hend,

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Sho: did,

Ho lott. fu widow and throo.
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All Aboard with G G. E. Mortimore | IW

Weary “already,

tonight. 03. eps
alked for bed: and ‘SO, tor Food
get’ some ease, ve

 

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‘necessarily © reflect the: views

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-She ckissed’-me- for:
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