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is ‘member of The Canadian Press-—Audit: Bureau of Circulation
Canadian Daily: Newspaper Publishers Association . -
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Pete was a good ,
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“man in spectacles, one of, the’.
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“tend for himself: >and: too hich: pocket
money and spare time.
A lawyer and magistrate prior. ‘to!
joining the Salvation Ar my in ‘Africa,
Major Smith dealt with many juvenile
y. ly, offenders. . His main penalty was the |
cane rather than jail. A labor farm
be the major operated in. ‘Wales’ ‘vecently_
of ' veleased statistics. indicating. 80 per
cent, of 8,000 delinquents. sent to the

- ingsin Calgary recently. ‘Speaking on |

- thé much-discussed ‘pr oblem of juven--

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CAERNARVON CASTLE, WALES—Begun | in 1283 and finished thirty- niné years ‘ater, - Caer-
narvon Castle is one of the most imposing: medieval military - constructions. ~The. well-
‘preserved state of. ‘Its walls today. give’ an. Inkling. of the grim Appearance | this splendid for-"..
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. . . Pay day should be the ‘hap: ‘the’ most “conimonty heard “down. cheque. is -a spmbol. of. my: old . ‘schoolmate, “all ‘this ~ .Cles (estimated at. 40,000), is
arn m wel e refor med, " plest day of the week. But the phrase«:. .. our machine, civilization... “ea pavertising of: “Sap: Ml. Fry strong and: Esxible itive
Tt . _. |. average man looks thoroughly — People’. are. anno ed,” “not . lions“of ‘dollars;spent. on sell- " tip of,the trunks so sensitive
In the. light: of the Major’s Ss: -expe= . g ghiy Pp a y “Sometimes ‘the wage- earner. _that itean plek up a a small pin.

merely by. what they feel to be wishes ‘that he had lived in.

the small ‘sizé ‘of * the’ cheque,’ .;. the.’ ‘days. when. ‘the: ‘pay. “WAS”:
but by the fact. that.so, many’:

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ri n e and no doubt adequate results:

. . : always in cash..It. might’ have.
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: _* employees opening ‘their... pay: from. We es “co walked down. the street toward

   

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_ ine the cheque with a scowl, or. son to be, ‘shocked * “by, the de-.,” at least that’ the coins jingling |
_they’squint-at the envelope as. ductions, “*'since. oithey “knew in his. pocket, were his to spend,

if.a:bad smell had issued. from. - about ‘all of them: in’ advance.
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in: wide : acceptance.
oe equality ¢ ‘of, women is emly ‘es-

- matter,

‘the’ 1960 woman: “If_ you | ‘are a. pected. | ‘They signed up (perhaps un-'->.
woman, you- might just, as well look like one.” | Why the’ sour “looks? ‘Infla- der protest). to buy govern- — .- Replacement
‘tion?’ The: working’. man’s : :

Ory “from ‘the. 1920s . tells Sof 3 a ‘militant _

“oRrench - feminist addressing a: crowd .on the .
“subject of women’s Tights, “There. is very. little .
"difference between men and‘ women, ” she said.

2 Whereupon a timid. male ; ‘voice. Spoke: up:
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“Yves ‘Saint- Laurent, ‘designer ‘for: the. ‘House |

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‘greed? The. boss’s° greed? ~ It:
“depends on. your economic and,
~ political views: 0 Ds :

But fi you’ stand: near enough. |
' tohear the * muttering '

--and::
“snarling of the .wage-earners, |
one word crops up again’ and: |
again: Deductions.:It is usual’y
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in His hands’ for ‘a’. minute,’ So
. ‘that he could feel:the texture
‘of the. ‘banknotes,’ and enjoy
ithe’ serise ' of* ownership.;

  

ment: ‘bonds - by installments
or, to contribute to: ‘the; Com-"
munity, Chest. : , ~

“Since: they | knew about : ‘it, > with all. the-.ppenness |
why are they ‘disgruntled? Be-. of mind “bare.
cause the’‘hole:in the cheque is- os
so big: It is-such a size that
they: never can get used : to it.

The’ “Wage-earner might: ‘be
happier - if" he’. had. all his pay”

tee Me a

-But: ‘when: about one: third: of _
: inventions everywhere:

‘pur’ guesses and the ain;
_‘when'vall; that: space is free
. for, us: to bring to pass.

“When ‘time | is: ~ winter- ready—

Season means:, a

“when « every shape. and shade
‘of leaf has. come ‘to loss, -
and: nothing's left. between. yes

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est ‘money: at all; that. he is: being:
-money. “and: purchased. tickets. “beaten around ’ by. -impersonal.
“$0., generously | to. the” movie"! ‘forces beyond his control.

“Shane,” ‘sponsored. by the: So-.! He ‘is’ ‘Tight..

    

  
  
  

   

with - foliage. ‘of our. choice:

fireworks’ fletching © a térse
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; “NORMA FARBER.

   

vhigh.. public. esteem. Here, : the ® ‘daily | ‘book-
ferrying smacks* of-:a “make- ‘work’. ‘project.’
“The other’ day: we buttonholed: a’ lad* who.

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- doubts,

“ant ministry,

: vfive’ days: a week: : When.
"two, high: school” “girls ‘board a bus ‘together |

and, only one can. find “a seat, the’ staridee is so."
heavily: burdened: ‘that she> must ‘needs, dump .,

her great: load” of" books - on the. lap » of the’
sittee. 9 8:
Is all. this. ‘book- ~carrying: necessary? Oh. yes, ‘
say the carriers, we have to do our homework. .
Quite frankly,. we don’t believe it. Two or ‘three
books maybe, possibly even: four, but. not. the.
small. truckload . of: printed ‘matter - today's
youth” lugs, back and forth. If.Ottawa were
Moscow the matter would be more “easily un-
derstood herause ip. Russia, even people who

Seay me

The state: department at Washington: ‘says’

it, favors bringing. ‘China (meaning. Commun-..:

ist China) into talks on limiting and control~-
Hing armaments. This ‘Wiakes’ sense,” . ;
. The departnient adds that. the Inclusion
of China would not affect the. ‘American policy:
of non- recognition, , This makes no’ sense.
“Recognition” ofa government, | ‘like recog-

 nitlon:of'acman in. the “street, is not a cer-.

tifleate of purity ord. Passport to heaven, It's

only. the: “Indispensable: Dreiminary to. saying: —The ‘Financial ‘Post, a Stone, do'lar for dollar.and in case of your death, : your
vee , '. President,: — loan is “Paid in. Full''—with Insurance provided by.

panda!
Site gh fed Me
seh a

while’ the. crowds: were cheering Eisenhower: .
ns a man.of peace another meeting in Europe.
pave the Norwegians, ‘whose press printed the
story, pause to reflect on another aspect of
Amorican ‘diplomacy.

At a dinner held in Madrid by Amoriean,
alr force officors. stationed in Spain tho guest
of honor was ex-Colonel Otto Skorzeny, the
man wha fread Mussolini when his government.
toppled, nnd’.who commanded the “apocinl

will shortly, be leaving. ‘high’ school and by. dint
‘of questioning, elicited : ‘the opinion: ‘that. many
of . the’. books’. ‘toted®: home: in the ‘afternoons™

are’ toted back in. the morning unopened. Not:

‘a’ few take ‘more books home ‘and. back ‘than :

os they ‘really need, ‘he. opined,

But "then there are the distractions. Strong: ~

and. healthy’ young boys and girls. can't be"

“we can do al little extra. studying tomorrow

night, can’t. we? ~The Ottawa ‘Journal,

~ What “recognition” means -

“How. are you?”

If the Americans want to-talk to the Chinese:
about arms (and why not?), it can hardly be

“'troason to suggest that speaking terms:should

be arranged, In the practical sense that's: alt
that: recognition means, —

~: Or do our nelghbors give wholehearted inoral :
‘approval to the governments of Russia, Spain,
Saud! Arabia, Dominican Republic and ° ‘such

others nlrendy recognized?

“Lest we forget

troops" In the Ardennes offensive of Decom- |

ber, 1944, A Colona) Scolt of the USAF, It. was
reported, oxtolled Skorzony as.n gront fighter .
against communism, 80 ho was, as.one'of the

-sentor operatives of the Gestapo. and. one ‘of

“the closest collaborators of ‘Kaltonbrinner,. the |

last commander of that infamous and beatial
organization,

... It. was not, we think, revealed. nt the ban-
-quat,* out it once was,’ according to the. ‘Nore.
‘woglain reports, Skorzeny's Job to capture’ Dis-.
enhower, Isn't’ this taking. friendly feolings
a bit: far? The Gorman nation has expinted its’
crimes, but former butchers need not he wel-
comed Ibnek into tho elvilization which thoy:
once tried hard to dostroy, Fighting commun-

ojam in torture ehambors ts not a process which
. an ‘Amorican: calonol should pralsa olther, |

“just. in. case.”

expected to stay at. home every night burrow-
' ing ‘in their ‘books. And then there's . -parents
to talk to and. the phone and TV; well. heck,-

: » ciety for. Retarded’. _ Children

Wi ba lg

“tre, last week.

We also thank the staff” ‘or’

the Civic. Centre. for donating
their services, Mr. Dennis Mul-
‘roney and Mr.: George Dawes
for operating the’ projectors
and attending the door. :

Thanks ‘are aiso due to the
‘Ladies -of. the IODE, Women

» of the Moose, Students’ Coun-

odpg a new world’s

cil; Mr. T. C. Melville, Mr, Len
Griffiths and many others for
their. help in selling tickets. -
A. special .thanks to the Rot-
‘ary, Club members establish-
record -in
purchasing $86.worth. of tick-.
ets in.less than five minutes,
‘Last but not least a hearty
.-vote. of thanks to.you Mr, Edi-
tor and to, your paper for your
_ helpful advice’ and. publicity.
We sincerely appreciate the
_ help given us by everyone.
The need Is still great. Do-

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INTERPRETING. THE: NEWS©.

woe On, ' Saturday | Nights

Breach j in UK. dlotence ministry now. healed

“By STEWART. MacLEOD |
“Canadian Pross: Staff Writor ot

sugmentions In Britain’ 8 defence’ white papor |
that grenter atress: be placed on conventional
forces, and that nuclear hitting power be dl-
veraified, have done nothing to lesson the Hko--
Whood. of a cabinet rift over defence jolicios,
_ But it does. suggest that penco—nand pos.
sibly. warrh : harmony—has heon’ restored: to
the dofence, ‘mintatry;, vs

. River alnco’ ‘the. former: ‘miniator of dofonco,:

Duncan Sandys,’ Inunehed hia fivo-yonr ‘atroam.  *

ning: program: for) the ‘aorvices threo yenrs

igo, there have ‘been’ aan bo somotimeos :

—open—-clashes: over hig ‘plan’ to have Britain
totally dependent on a nualony force, Tha cab-'
Anet- never: has been dn ‘complete agroomoant,”
‘and chiofs. of. mee dave: openly oxprossed tholr,

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Now. that ater Watkinson nna tnkon, over,
ahd ts apparontly paying grentor
heed than Sandys: did: to hia: chilofa of: ptale,,
sonior military! advisers: and: alvillan:. ofonco
planners, the ministry ts reported’ to be rondhe:
Ie fatal, Aaraoment, on how: things ‘Ahould he

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Porters haven't changed ‘thelr minds,

Inan offort to nour of] on troubled wntora,
Prime Minister Maemillan will gathor his mins

dstora together for:a roaund- tabla discussion: :
Ma weokend, The: meetings ‘are bolng dos-
erlhec
dofence and other: ‘aubjocta.” By

“gandys, now minister. of ‘aviation, haa ale’
whys. contended that. Britain cannot afford:

highly diversified defences and should thore-~
acnye off any nggrossors, Watkinson has anid ©
‘fara, concontrate on dendly nuclenr devican to:

na “{riondly, , informal Macusatons on |

that atomic weapons become usoleas the minuto

WY Ngsressar calls Britatn's blurt, 3
“on, he anya, It's sulelde, |: |

‘sources any that no doclalons. avo yot |

Prom thon. :

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ahift of plans In the white, paper clears the

why for "juat nbout anything inthe missile

fold," Watkinson
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