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" funity of casting our ballot.

1e* use ite:
| - One final reminder.
et to vote a ‘person must.be a Canadian.
a ‘citizen’ or. British subject, 19 years of

 

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- How: does" this, tiny,
was born’ this “time las
here last September,’ ‘and travels
led - higgledy ~ ‘piggledy® on..wind
and, rain and autumn’ gales: 2,7008
iniles to Guatamala as: the great
big (jetliner | flies, and.” “then, last
month, came back: ‘the same’ 2,700 ‘similar . non- -essentials,

coo What?:Man.. wants. science. | to. confirm is:
“Who is“ back” of all ‘the. mysteries, . fantasies —
os and- staggering | improbabilities of Nature that .

  

 
 
 
 
 

 
  

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v processes . :does. He - operate?: ‘To learn: these
| He imparts the. processes, is more important

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“ee oe oe No. bluffing matter

Secretary of ‘Delence Gates ‘may. be. 100 per -
cent:tight when ‘he labels as a bluff the Russian
threats to hurl-. missiles. at. any’. bases ° from
which, planes violate: Soviet. air ‘space.’ - Communist” invineibility,
The.free. world, would: be. irresponsibly reck- of free world strength | and’ opinion: i
less,;*however, . to gamble on, this. There were ~., There: should be no need to detail why. such
many. .who thought that: Adolf Hitler's terriple |. an: unstable. personality, in today’s dangerous
throats of the 30's, were bluffs. ‘History. ‘Proves.
how., An, error they were, . ee,

    

“lke: @ person | .erazed or. drunk with..:power,
. superconfident | of.- his. own. position. and of

-—The: Milwaukee: Journal,

 Flattery would do more’

sie Beakatenowen president of the National ”
Councll of Women: observed , at the. annual :
meeting in Niagara Falls; We cortalnly, tell”

   

- But, ‘giving advice. ond: “telling: ‘the! govern:
ment off” are "two: different mattersoio 0 |

a *'sponsibilities on ‘the part of the indi- |
2 is to make certain’ ‘we have the oppor-. |
‘The other ©
» having” obtained: the. chanee, - to.

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us _Frankness- is -. “essential, but O
ntness. can ‘be. as. injurious:as ~~.

a ordinary 3 rules oe pore “

Y. newspaper. publicity. :*
In any event, what « does: the

  

   

OUD think: “seience is wasting its: time’ = nidisag: .
2. around: wth: the -atom and - outer space and.

“we. see about. ‘us. everywhere... And: by what ..
“processes and understand. the language in which -

to the. salvation. of man: than: to. ‘solve the

More’ and” more | Nikita Khrushchev. ‘sounds

dnsultingly ‘scornful :

world, makes" for & very precarious. situation,

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the ee an tothe good for groups: to’ offer that, women fall : for, They ‘would be’ wise in -
oy the government advice, unsolicited or other: trying a little bit.of that on thogovernment.
go wise, because it gives those in power some’ instead of giving officials the same thing they
vob idea of what the people are thinking, oS get at home 2. mothe Windsor’ tar

pe INTERPRETING THE NEWS | : ey
: Canada trying | to, “mend disarmament talks sift
' . “By. JOSEPH MacSWEEN. |.
» “Canadian Pross Stott Writer, 00
- Canada is ‘trylng vigorously, to avoid. any the ‘proposal, And UN ‘Bocrotary-Genoral Dag
' prolonged gap jn disarmament talks despite . Hammarskjold sald in an unusually forthright
(. tho collapse of Hast-West negotiations in statement ho fears such a mocting would: result
a Geneva and the intransigent attitude. of the, morely. in a “rehash” of what has: gone before, -
i Communist side, - ‘In. the. Canadian viow : reaponalbility for:
\ This is apparent.at United | Nations heade * - disarmamont. resta with the UN and “It waa:
; quartora .in New. York where diplomats. say, ; ‘given up tomporarily. to the 10-nation come —
l Canada fs one of the countrics actively pro mittoo only, on the underatanding- the ‘NOgO~
i moting the idea of an early mooting of ‘tho . tations. Would: continuas feces mr
‘ UN disarmament’ commiasion: againat. apathy The, moment the Geneva’ talks’: exploded,
i and opposition by some countriog, 603%: disarmament came back to the UN, The sphject
The Canndian view all along — as exprossod is too dangerous. to be left In abeyanee for
by Uxternal Affairs Minister Woward Green’ Months. It !s hoped that a commission: moet.
and othors — has been that. the ‘Wenation: . ing: would give oncouragemont, guidaned, aug:
committee which foundered ‘in Geneva: wis: gestions or recommendations. for. ome: ‘fort
yy a nogotinting. body. which did’ not ' remove’ of a: rosumption In negotiations: (ei
» responsibility from the UN. in tho surpassing: But no one ds making ovorly-optimiatia’ pro.
problem and principle of’ disarmament, : dictions on tha chances of man. anv early -
With, the breakup \at Genova,’ the’ ‘govt Contiaiaaton ‘@ot-togethor,. fol
Union ne its antelilten galled for: eee” Ma | — Pe
discussions to bo'rosumed ‘after tho onera yee
i Asnembly ects ‘Beptember 20, But’ Canada, Old. fashioned idea
.. the U8. and some other countridn havo’ ‘peon It the dairy, industry ronlly wants Canadians |
driving ‘for, an earlier. aossion of the ' UN digs to'drink more milk which Js In Ovor-aupply,
armament commission, which Indludos: all da it might try” reducing .tho price, It's an old.
f | mombers of the aasembly, . fashioned Iden, but. i6 might work, ,
i There has been no, surge of enthiualaamn tor ao THO Ottawa vournal
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At ‘ast, at Jong’ last we. have
seen : the. proposed... Bill 0

  

again, . there dsa., -possibility :
that. it: will. ‘become: law..soon:

. How, soon is anyone’s guess for.
~ there is !a number: of -factors’™

‘which ‘could:: prevent: it: fron”.

passing this : session, “not. the:

least: of these factors» being.

- the-attitude. of. Prime: Minister,

_ Diefenbaker himself.

¥

= acted. .-into law? His past.
attitude would’: ‘make.°. one’
* doubt «. his © “motives.” At: one®

. session. the Bill. of ‘Rights was:

introduced © ‘during: the’ dying
_ days” and: held: over until: the:

 

 

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‘lock. Law can. still: take place.
There is a great conflict be-

 
   

what’. does ‘it ‘mean? “Quite,
“frankly I’m‘ not. too sure. And
-, neither are many ‘other people.
_ For instance, it’has no appli--’
“cation .to- the. Provinces. In- |
famous acts, like those. per-. |.
~<petuated under Quebec’s Pad-.

~ years: sAZO,., finally. introduced 4
in. Parliament : two. sessions:
- ago;..and /now.-re- introduced.’

- next’ session.’ The next: session. .;
“it wasn’t introduced: at all, bute. a

  
 
 

passed this. “session.

Menges states. ‘that .a® fisheries ° Officer
Does .Mr.* ‘Diefenbaker: really’
“want the ' Bill. of. Rights : ‘ens

The Bill of Rights: ‘says’ “. ee
in Canada there: have. always
existed... the oe

human “rights sand ‘funda.

- mental ‘freedoms, namely; Sand:

the: Bill. then. goes: ‘on. to’ say.

that ia": ‘person shall. not” be”.

deprived _ ‘of. > property, ete.,

The" ‘Fisheries. “Act, ‘though,

can: confiscate property, break
into. premises, search. buildings,
arrest’ people. and convict them
onthe. spot,” df the’ officer: ‘De=.

- lieves.-that the’ person <was B
_ doing. something. ‘contrary’ to =

does - this” ‘meet -

  
 
 

 

  
  
 

as

“documents — and seize. articles,”

we all without due process of law.

‘The’ Bill of. Rights says‘ one

thing, the Feeds Act Says
another, . Which is correct? -
-. Perhaps a. series * of court.
cases will determine just what

_the Bill of Rights. means, if .

it. becomes law, that is.

 

All Aboard with G. E. Mortimore.

. Many Canadian spor ts teams
and Army units, have names
from the British Isles.

“As a native son of Scottish
descent I’m all for it,” writes
a Linden Avenue resident,
And no wonder, because the
roster of names is. heavily
weighted on the Celtic side.
“In the Canadian Army. we
find ‘such regiments as. the
Toronto Scottish, the Essex
Scottish, the Lorne Scots,. the
Irish Fusiliers of Canada: and
other Irish-affiliated | units,
and, no doubt, various - Welsh
nomenclatures, oY
We find the fleld of ‘ath-

letics swarming with Scottish,

Irish, Welsh, Thistles,. Sham-
rocks, Hungarians, Cacchs,
Sikhs, . Canadians. (even,.-in
hockey, the Vernon, Canadians

_ —there’s a dandy example of

imaginative originality,. since
about 80-per.cent of all hockey

. players are Canadian,):

‘In our . basebal)

Leagues we have the ‘New York on

Yankees,’ ".." -

One nation sooms to be tor- us

gotten: the English,

“We havo the Toronto. Scot .

‘tish Regiment, How about the
Toronto English Regiment?
‘Imgaine the | howl

would go up from  conat. to

conat if Canada wore .repro-

Konted at the Olympel hockey
‘tournnment by; say, ‘The
‘Medicine Hat Bnglishmen; "

Nelson Dean of Nanaimo fn. .
unhappy about automabilo Ine of

AUFANCG,

‘“Y ‘drove Into a gag’ atotion cl y |
With a coke machine standing i) |

on the cornor of. the bullding,
T Rot too. close and ©
(the “machine) fneo '. down,
which stopped the. worla, .
“T told the garage man to.

fot the adjuster who In turn

‘got the machine's meghanie, .
Ho sald it cost $26.50 to ropnir,

"In the category ‘of damage |
to. the pronorty of othor ra I nnd
pald'a premium of: 414° ‘plua, .
The (next) pollay sont fo ma.
Was marked ‘up fiom: 0
$40, which wha to continue, for ,
three yours,

“THs. (ro} rénentid) : nt ‘aire
26, $70 In throo -
yoara, which would juat about —

buy the machina, -

7

bit Alert Avis WER EEX TET.

Little -

that.

14to"*

“the. state -
‘into. our income tax laws,

“T, had to pay the $26.50. I
“quit the insurance company
‘and joined the automobile as-
‘sociation, which has a mech-
ani’ on the highway, also tow-
ne dir get stalled.”

‘The principle that. medical
expenses beyond a certain level
of income constitutes a “disas-
ter” and hence should be at
- least partly a. responsibility of
is already written

-If ‘that principle were ex-:
panded to make available gen-
uine security against financial
distress caused by medical

‘bills, any need for a compul-
‘sory.
would. disappear,

state insurance plan

From The Winnipeg Free Press

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