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“The , longest ‘and “most: ‘expensive bus. ‘ride:
in the world was recently enjoyed, one: hopes,
by 28 passengers from New ‘York,

Paying about: $800 each; or a total take. of
$20, 800 for the bus company, they. travelled...
“their home: base through | Pittsburgh, . ~

( les ‘Minneapolis, ‘Winnipeg, Regina, Medi-
cine®

“Total distance:
2 days.

How bad can bureaucracy get? Mrs, Blanche —
Tampierl of Rome thinks: she has found. out,
She has spent two weeks trying to convince a i
chain of bureaus that she isn’t dead and buried.
And_ 80 far she has failed, 3
Some days ago a policeman: called on Mrse!
nwiplert. to tell her that she had died and that
she had better pay the hospital bill; for her ©
fatal illness, for, transportation to the cemetery »,.
and for burial, The policeman shrugged off her
contention that she was still alive ard’ well,

Mrs, Tampler! shrugged it off, too,'as: a bad

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a¥ submarine fnollitioninittaly, |

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joke. But her husband. discovered at the hall
of ‘records that his status had become that: of
a, widower—hia wife, he was informed, had
died. |

“Mrs, Tampierl went to the hall of | records
to prove that she; still: lived—but the Rareau-

INTERPRETING THE NEWS ©

Poor public relations worsened submarine issue

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in.a “protest: vote against diserimina-
tion, .
Also’: appearing > to affect the ‘Amer-

 

ican. voter was the loss under Eisen-| |
oad hower. and: ‘Nixon of. American® pres-_
mn. tige in parts of the “world - where’
should have | been bolstered: not weak-

- ened. “Under' Kennedy and the Dem- -
ocrats, :the next. four years should .
| bring a vast lessening of tension in'the
“gold war” between U.S.’ and. the So-.-" |

2 "arate -groups . hold;
3 viet Union, and an efa of U.S. leader- group

. meetings at: which: ‘they stamp |.
Ship ‘in: world affairs comparable toe din the «
that the Americans. experienced: under a
the: late Franklin D, Roosevelt.) 0s
=> One cheering: facet. ‘of the hard: P
re fought election race was. revealed in
the speech given early this morning on
e by Vice-President Richard Nixon, who
oy hough he was not conceding at that —

a time, could: ‘forsee the eventual result. oe

_ Mr. Nixon said that once ‘the deci-. > 270 Wheat flakes and soap.

D sion ‘was: made ye: must. unite. behind » ~ ping bags are beginning ‘to:or
ing the man who is’ ‘elected. I want: Sen- vo
oe ator. Kennedy to ‘know, and I want all : |
m of 3 you:to kriow, that certainly if this |
ch trend. does continue he will have my

i we leh arted support.” ‘The trend’ did
: --eontinue and it is well to: know that

it.

 

 
 

“There was a food committee to dcvange

communal: meals agreeable to all, bingo: and .

“cards ‘were played, and.a good time was had...
Perhaps not’ many people would want to’

inhabit a bus. for three weeks but it’s one way

to see North. America, Perhaps some enterpris-..

ing ‘bus company could find customers for a

- trans Canada sightseeing journey, ending up
7,000 miles. 2
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in the Yukon or the Maritimes. —The Financial -

" Bureaucracy r run wild -

-crats: contended that in ‘spite of her presence
‘in the flesh a record was a record, and the
“records said she was dead, They advised her
to pay the: hospital and funeral bill. «. ‘
‘Mrs, .Tampieri’s pension cheque was stop-

‘ped. Her husband received a cut in the family.
‘allowance the state had paid. him as a married’. |
- man. A policeman called and ‘said -that if, Mrs. «
~Tampieri didn’t pay for her funeral he would

have to seize her furniture,

Mrs, Tampier! keeps calling ‘at the various.

record bureaus., But she’s: getting nowhere. It
says in black and white that. she Nes under
stono No. 1276 in a cemetery. And the bureau-

crats place a‘lot.more faith in. thelr records -
than ‘in Mrs, Tamplert’s increasingly insistent

denials that she js dead.
_ .That’s how bad a bureaucracy can get. The
Milwaukee, Journal, oe oS .

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By STEWART MACLEOD

ee ) Canadian Press Btatt Writer oo Pee Ms

LONDON. @—The ‘storm . ‘that awirlod , up
over the British government’s decision to grant

“port facilities: to American nuclear. submarines.

on the River Olyde can be blamed, to: ft high
degree, on poor public relations, 2c 6:
' With the sonaltivity now: provalentt dn Brle

tain toward atomic weapons—espocially: Amers |

ican. weapons on’ British. territory-sqome ‘op~

_ position to the Polaria-carrying joubs: was:ins:
_ ovitable, But defence:.soyrces : think. this ap.

position could have : boen ' ‘malntalned at. a -
murmur sf the-.orlginal: ‘announoementa: hed»
beon clearly expounded.’ hae hy [3

Instond, the public wis: enught){s

  
 
  

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goon be bristling. with Polaris cial:

at waaat. x
aay there sources,
e’nervicing

ae ‘auba will: be baged-on. the! @hat'obaub'of
» $AeUnited. States | ‘and will: Use; the: Boottiah 1° .-
from. time to time: while operating 'on

port only

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; tween: cone
‘tradigtory atatements,that flow , between, ‘Lone
don and Washington, As.a. result many Aas”
od that ponceful Holy Loch in @ddtiand: wilt

should. ‘have. ‘boon; clearly ; eee
that Holy Loch will: merely: |:
depot.for American, huciedy alba *

probably willbe.
‘patro), for: months ata time. ot ‘Vialts | to:

 

When Prime Minister Macmillan made tho -
original announcement’ last week he sald he

was “perfectly satisfied that no decision to use: :

these missiles will ever po taken without the”
‘fullest: possible provious condultation,” At the.
‘timo this phraso, oft reponted in the:Anglo-.

aceasion,  - |

ously protecting : the - undisputed ., control of: .
thelr own weapons on the high sens, were.
duick to disngreo about prior consultation,
Macmillan. then sald the British government
would control tho: weapons in ‘territorial watora,

By this timo tho public, unsure of just what |
was happening, bogan comparing the Polaris-
armed aubs with othor Amorican misalles based
“in Britain and criticism started to" pour in’
from newspapors, trade union and Jeftewing -
‘Members of Parlinment, =. rae

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° Catholic. literature. that filled the mail.
boxes and! supported Senator: ‘Kennedy. |

_ -Prime Minister’ Diéfenbaker ‘to |

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At Jong last Christian nations, NO: Jonger

One. of the most. — popular:

*4  wayside:restaurants on one‘of. °:
our-main highways has- lately ms
-and extremely. comfortable. -

Comfortable;- “that is;-for-sit--- -
> ting forward while drinking a

. dorie’ some’ > refurnishing..” A.

oy new. room. has. been. built..on,....:-
“and most. attractively decor-

   

ated, And <withthis, added.
th y have been. able.
: ntroduce. “something they,
hitherto lacked: : countei

of. those in‘a hur-§
_ry:-who, just. want
.@ Quick san wich;
“or.for that:;other
element who. ‘only
want’ a cuppa cole}

  

ping
with the’ style of. the .res
the: ‘restaurant, : this: is “no:oT=:
dinary ’: counter. Ttis* very.
spare and dhedern, unelutter-
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4 phe t boss" and. the: 3 eniployee ”
each’ joins his‘own: club.; One -
_ kind ‘of, club “is. called ‘a labor ..
union: and‘.the. other ‘is. called».
a: ‘management association, ©:
The : ‘members -of:.these’ ‘sep.
. frequent :

and shout. and grow,

OL the: two, I-think the.em-
ployers’ “club: has: the--better.
propaganda machine. But both |

- of -them,are, strong and noisy. *
a. third: ‘group, -

. Meanwhile,
potentially | 2s ‘strong as. both
the others .;together, . is -stir-:

ring out of. its ‘sleep... I:mean ~
. the great mass .of- consumers
‘the people: who buy. the. cars”

The .women: with’ the shop-.
ganize in a group,. and‘ de-:,
mand. value for their. money..-

‘Last week the: Canadian ‘As-
sociation of Consumers asked |

establish: a’ government divis-—

te
; jJon-of consumer: affairs: to--set..|--:

_ standards. for, consumer: goods. :
* The. Canadian: Association.
Le of Consumers is a ‘women’ 'sOre_
ganization. ‘Women: do most, 0
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job of it:.
If. women ‘get together, they
can reduce the cost of living
in-a short. time: A strong con-
sumers’ association can ap-
praise the value of commodi-
‘ties and issue a public report:
on grades. and standards.” of :
merit.

 . This’ ‘is already being done
" on‘a small scale, With some :
effort, and perhaps with gov-

 

+ The lighter side

A male nurse in a menial
hospital noticed..: a - patient
with his ear close to: the wall,

held a finger as a warning for .
him to: be very quiet, then
‘peckoned him over. and said,
. “You Hsten here.” - |
‘The nurse put his ear to the
wall’ and Hstened for some
time, He turned to. the patient
and said, ‘‘T can't hear any-
thing.”
“No, "the patient sald, " “and
it's heen like that all day." .

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A woman. waiting at the
door ready to go to the atore
. Ind her arms full of coats and
four little children at. her, side.
_ Mer husband, coming down

tho stairs, asked why she was

standing... there,.. She . replied,
handing him the coats, “This
time: you put the children’s
_conts on and I'll Go honk ‘he
horn! m
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. Wife: “Don't nag.E told you
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was. fallin

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calling .' ° :
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“Yt one ‘bannot onjoy tending
n book over and over hgain,
* There is No use in ronding It at
Ml on el ROne

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‘than: morely i to,inerdage the
aquantity: ‘of. fond: ‘Hooks,

  

“cup of coffee or ‘eating a hasty °
“sandwich. Into thelr ~.

“and construction: has gone,all
the ‘shrewd | genius: rofé. modern |.»

   
  
  
   
  

   
 
 

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a bureau ‘can; “make. ‘its: results
available. to. everyone in’ ‘the ,

  
  
  

“which companies were reliable
+and which: were inclined. to-

   
   
  
 
  
 

“the credit. ratings of their: “cus-
“tomers. |

  

are not common round stools.
They are these plastic bucket. -
seats, rounded, smooth, bright

ngineering..For. except -while-

 

“ward, Their bucket’ design for-.

functional. Eat, drink’ and get
on your way. They offer no re-

«pose. for the dallier,: legs akim-
“bo, elbow --on * counter, ‘thouth : |

‘ajar. Science. has. invaded our:

--gountry. :
will: be.

able: “to. find ‘out’ redaily now: .

* each:
She:

much” air” there..is in.

; breakfast: food « package:::

will learn: how. many suds each - ‘ os
* “prand of: soap Bives : he
me the: ‘dollar. . “

 
 
 

for.

‘Ifthe consumers. had. a mind.
to stretch‘ their: ; idea further, -
they. might..set: “up. a. value-
rating service for stores ' and°
‘business: firms, as--well as for
individual. products. coed

~ Then they could’ find” out”

-ward sharp practice—the same
-way that: companies can learn

Good companies,

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“ ‘them.: We eve ‘made a. poor Ft

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Washing. Blankets . 7

Get. You Down?

Tt needn't. — not when you use:
“ZERO. ZERO i is specially made to
‘wash wool in cool, tepid or luke- "”
warm-water, with=no° “danger of".
“shrinking: or matting. -Your blan-~:
- kets are. precious-so always pro- ’
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necessary attitude in which ; ©:
sto drink or eat, they are the
e~most uncomfortable seats im-,

“-aginable,- They» pitch you. for- -.
-” essarily ‘reflect the. views. of.

_ More- reading --

"Prom tiie’ Trenton. ont)

‘ Trentonian. :
Chairman J. F Cox. of the
- Trenton Memorial Library

board. is justly’ enthused. over
the public use of the Library's

- facilities .
When . the brary. “reopened

after summer .-holidays and

renovations, a record for books
* porrowed was set on the very.
“first: day,” September . 6,. when ©
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