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NEW YORK (f° —: -axcerpts, ‘from. letters
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“Well, dear bother-In-Idw, I ‘guess T. won't:
have to be borrowing from you. atid Sis any-.
more, After 15 years. of ‘unemployrient, I fin-

ally have found job, I. hiive, beet: délected: to.
‘wie the ‘
of being overdrawn $139. 48, your, joint. aceoun

be the first ran shot to’ the: moon,
job may be only temporaty. eae

“Th is our pleastre. to, inform: you tHint as
holder of ticket No.
a grand lottety prize of- $142,000, and we ‘yee
spectively inquite ‘whether - you: would: ike ‘the
sum in bills or bY cheque?”

“Upon recorisideration we. tealize ib was
yidiculous to offer’ you. a. trade-in value of only
$500 on your old car,’ We are upping t the figure
to $1,800 and. pope: ve a

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developed by your:

INTERPRETING THE, NEWS”

US. ‘space fight.

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LONDON : — Alan B. seit “ade. into
apace has. given i lift, to, lagging .
in thé world and steven en display of the

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A ‘Member of the Canadian Press — Audit Bureau of Circulation’:
Canadian ‘Daily Newspaper Publishers Association. ~ * a oe Le
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mies wa i961.

e:0p mar t6. express them: vag
&P, ‘Wheeler, of the University. of Brit-

“asked in a clear and co- -operative 1 man-)
-ner. Nothing will be: gained by” éff--
handedness, falsehoods.’ ‘or rudénéss;
We've hollered loud -and long enough.

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toward’ “Moscow ‘than ° ‘Washingto) in
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to get some action. Now our bluff has’

been called.’ .
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. tinent’ questions. : They are not aski ing
i he to be nosy, ‘They. couldn't care.
e-- Jess about. your, business — they’s re
ve strangers: here. All they want is, the.
9. “facts -ma’am.” All answers are. con=
' fidential: So. ‘when the survey team .
canvasser. calls fat your. home or: pints ee
ne. of business: or you receive a ‘question-

d: naire, in the:mail, be. generous - —.

é information. “Ite ‘should’: “mean: sortie:
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o Mrse. “Kennedy made’ “her. . airport emt way.

p wad of. f-polities-t put 3 in: assisting her husband ‘in. ‘welcoming: Presi-

- dent® Habib Bourguiba of. Tunisia and his wife. oa
oS 'ghe* “was able : to put them. completely: at. ease - oe
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‘the: ‘language they. use:

  
  
  
  
  

   

It was the same with ‘visiting préntier Con- |
stantine: Karamanlis. of Greece who held an.
embassy party on April 17, the . very . -ady the:

Cuban invasion took Place.

are we'd like to get but seldom do”

 pecause ‘of. its, tendency. to destroy the scalp.

“However, we ‘are greatly excited over its po-
you |
‘and. the boy would drop in to talk, over terms
we are sure. that .

tential: as a crabgrass remover, - and if

. “Frankly,.. this time the bank. is . in. eros,
and we regret any inconvenience to you or
your. husband. : -Our.recheck shows that. Instedic

actually has a balance of $367, 20, If you wish,
we will be glad: to write another lotter to your

  
   

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husband explaining the mistake. is entirely. our o

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“Tt was awfully sweet of you-to pay. me. $78:
a week alimony out of your, $125 salary these
last 20 years, George, but you ‘don't have to any
longer... I met a well- to-do retired businessman
on a trip to Florida last. month. who, simply
insisted that we — well I suppose, you edn: guess |
‘the reat, Since your Inst. alimony. cheque ar-
rived ‘after tha deremony, T am returning it.
uneashed, "

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way. to Venice after a Vatican audience: with .
Pone John, whon she learned the news, “I, am
very glad,” an official quoted the monarch,

Prime Minister Dicfonbaker of Onannda sent -
. Kennedy a, telogram asking the prea

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convey to, Shepard, an
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fm in tha profdet .“

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The Comininiat ‘bali: Witter ‘ive tie 4

news almost a full column, on iis front page
and sald Jn. the headline: “Now there are
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But, reaction. in Communist colntrlen noohie., .

Tt was only back-page nows In ‘the dovict
. Pyoss and Promfor Khruahehey anid in a apecch
dt Mrovan, Armonia, that Soviet astronatt Yuri .
Gafidrin winda the flrat.apace trip “na Ca
shilp all the way around the: enrth, and no Iwint
An oné way or ‘another...

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gfe éy" — Was a roforonce to the up me down |

Hight as. Shépard, .

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- facta of the fant under
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then ‘east ‘in aluminum.
_ who. iwas* ‘commissioned ‘by y tne

on wil’ Viny: ana. ‘tell: tlie story:
of. my. grandpatetits on my"

. mothér s* side, who. Could” be.

classed +: “as + - pidneérs” of* thé.
My: _grand-"
aséy,.was

_ born: in Sligo, ‘Ireland: and emi-'

grated: tothe: ‘United States as

hand. | in. 1 high diplomacy New Yor ‘and | settled: ‘in,

He must ' have™ ‘done: ‘quite

os “well” “in. ;the» new: Jand- because. .
ine aw very . ‘short::time He. be-.
. edme ‘the owner of: a: small

L ‘matried,- owned » his.

  

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Grandfather; “had.

 

33;

‘John .who. left.the country: to
hunt: for his. fortune in Cali-
fornia., ‘Nothing ‘was: heard of
him, for.a few’ years. ‘and it, was
felt that brother John. had. met.

with < misadventure . and was

‘among the missing. ‘One’ day

grandfather | received: a. letter

from ‘Him having beén.- posted
in: Barkerville,. British Colum-.
bia, many’ ‘months " ‘pefore..
John -told : his, brother , all
about: the. wonderful riches. of
the: Cariboo, where. one. could
practically: shovel. the. gold
nuggets up by’ the coal can
He: also“ told about the
wondérful climate, it was. real~-

dy. anew: ‘approach: to. Para-

_ disé. Grandfather. got the gold
fever, andthe. more he. thought
it, over. the. more it grew..on

him; and the more, he. longed.

to:.be.Jn on the’ dhovelling, of
golden: nuggets in far off Cari-

bod, He ‘finally. broached : the -

subject. to: grandma: ‘Catherine,
She. was, 4 person. of very. good
senso and judgment, and. told

— her husband that-it. Was some-

thing. ‘that deserved a lot. of
thought on

ion "
“Gratidme” : Gathering: put: it

. this, Way i
“You ado. Mike we ‘have a

‘good, Hard, herd; iitd yo Have

“1 good business and we are

.. getting on. well, We have four

young: children growing up
who néed schooling and train-.
ing for the future, I would
think this over very carefully
before you decide to o to an
unngnovn country, an:
a, viow. vate You know
il ed broth thor Join Sve, had
brit halion and fiat isla
Litt “ wane told huidaet
on oa dldp
cit fett, Saitudhor th ens dun

| ta at not aie puget dirt foyé ir
near t6

Hitec fh faa Ke i att tid

ne
dpoaition aver
 enrefully to siutaty ‘Grandma
| “admid | Biok

and nd mov ve the fantily out to the

nad sh abn vi

At last he one, 0

HG, would aanle v

thd trip to thd Carib
viait brother John an
the mining © Bf

Catherine, thigh

on atandrhoth her
_ thinking Mird ahd had
“fe Wor mind or. (he: init

‘auggoation, 8o she had har in

ANG Mike you «will not: fo
ite is that wild

Be, Heit, 80 gat
’ that aut of fae Mind Hig

now, If you th ott naive t
fo. to those thts wf ea thot you
will: hava: ta. take ho farnlly

‘cen.

oe H100PER i séulpto cand’. éasting artist John. Nu
“pnd: oping cranes’ cast: at his Lumisdén, ' Sask.,

The idea was f
denairemient 9 ‘of. f, breinsport to: Set tue ine: e. display: ”

  
   

~ took | “passage. on 2. “steamer -

down *the:: “Atlantic ‘seaboard. os
os potatoes.

   

onderful- riches. of. the:

er’ ‘do. ‘well ‘prother named

consideration to-

pit. was time

Have fo-,

ner,
did. not woldonte Mike's

   

 

aM PIONEER Bt Seansiers

thatched:

with you. “ipHat is the only. way.
‘I will consent. Ye will remem-.:
ber how many men we have.
known of from just around
here who. went off to the coun-..
try’. called. California looking
for nuggets and left their fam-—
ilies behind, and. have | never

been: heard’ ‘of. since.: “You ean

. see that ’ ‘thie: -journey - ‘is not. .

one that I look ‘to with much -
pleasure, ‘to go, to. a country of
wild Indians ‘and Englishmen,
but Vi. stick ‘with my, man.” —

In the. ‘spring. of 1868, after ~

clearing their: affairs they said -
farewell- to their ; ‘friends and

bound: for. the. Isthmus, of: Pan-

“rather grim.. They and’:

ee

- their

Isthmus and had their: belong-
‘ings hauled. by mule train:,

» They. took . passage

bound for.San Francisco. After.
waiting for.some time.in San.
Francisco they. secured pas-

‘sage on a large vessel’ bound”
for. Victoria. On arrival at Vic- =|:

toria the. ship was held up for
a few days, as the authorities
had discovered smallpox
among ‘the Chinese steerage
passengers. However, they were
released and allowed to go on
their. way. They took passage
for New Westminster but on
arrival one of their little girls
Katie took sick,and they had

to-get:a doctor, On ‘examina .

tion the doctor found she had
smallpox, no doubt contacted
on. the boat to Victoria.” “The
little girl was quarantined and
lingered: on for some time but
finally died. Grandma then
had an Inerease in the family:
and:they were forced to winter
in New Woatminster as. it was.
too late in the year to BO on
to -the Cariboo. .

In the spring. of 1940" the
farally took river passage up
“to Kort Yale. Thoy ‘made thetr.
way wp the newly constructed

Cariboo waron .road bullt by
the Royal Erigincets, arriving
‘in: Cariboo in 1869 by shanks’
rhfire, Their biggage “hauled
by | ‘in ox cart:

willés peyorid whore Ashcroft
stands today, the gold seekers
mot someone | who told them
“they. wore now. in the Gari a0
country, The couple hale

eaungl of war, hourin to think
io find John
Vénady the brother-in-law, and
spave him. direct. them ta theo
. “pramiadd Land" of. nuggets,

af olen | and thatehod ih with
and mud to nid i dom
ean peaide tha  Oaribao
pond, . Jana 1éft, Grandma. dria
the fathily ih aerril, = comfor
while he stared wp (ho rone

to Jook fof brather John, , Ie
had brat t dittcttty In rindi
him, Ia inautvdd dong. t

me

Jengthy 46
prothor ho at

up
ahnok. witha

a-dollnr to his

name —
hg got bret to his
Ai 4 eer several wake
— dbaddned d tdnortdd on.
ff anor dotin, pate it ntid -
io in Cath ard vot.
anny ang a Me unett

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was a middle - age
dressed. ‘man. of,

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fe pipe, ‘with interest.

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a. .

‘a friend, .

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“South ‘America, eh?”
pointing, “Out.
side of.
Idaho, that way.”

“On?” gaid. ‘he, astonished. :

“wT related : this’ -scornfully.. ti

   

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‘North’ and South’ Dakota are

Sand ‘Minnesota.and even Iowa... - >
fhe Torontonians have a. fair...
idea where.Ohio is and ‘maybe ” *
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ean tell |
: ‘Connecticut . is. But. the aver- oy
“age Canadian has only the o>
fogziest notion: of the location ot

you exactly «where ’

‘of .the states.”
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ment. looks at. one of two alums. °:
‘foundry: ‘and now mounted | ‘outside : ‘thie :
puilding. The models, ‘which cost: about $8, 000;: were first: scultured : and:
first. conceived. by. ‘Regina. designer Mrs, : Berry Gillespie ~
ee. P Photo, ve
we - nological’ change, : ‘progress “ts.
“so rapid that.a machine ‘is out”
of date even before it goes into

ony WIG 168 ONEN. Lo

roof had” “nade: ‘as

mess out sof. her. nice..

sheets...

The old folks were in a: bad. a4
‘spot. It: shad: cost them nearly
all their: money: to get this far-
into the ‘Cariboo and_ no gold
was. to be. feund.: The. Jarid -
looked. good down the. hill’ by
_the’ Bonaparte River, so”
Grandfather filed on a. home-. -:
stead and started to. ‘make. -a'

home for his family. They had

very. tough going’ for a few .
years ‘but as..the soil “proved.
very: fertile in: the ‘Bonaparte
Valley, they. managed,to. make
their living: -off..the . land. The

Jand proved very adaptable: for

“TIME | ‘AND. PLACE”

- eoined to describe this:

white |

-yooate. that all. our:

“Their. potatoes: ‘be- 7
came; in’ time’ ‘famous: ‘and’ were.”

” privilege’ OL 4 climbin|
‘much’ in’: demand. and known:

: But, an antique can be taiy- ve
ly. young... ~The typewriter’ on).

< which I:am,

: _ these: words,” ‘for. example,» “It.

“setting ”

isnt: ‘much ° older . than I: ‘ant:

“oe “and ‘it’s: an. “antique already.”

‘In this age: of, rapid. ‘tech-

production,
“A new: proverb: has’.
‘rapid

aging process: “IE. It: works, it's
-obsolete.? vs "

‘After a machine has been in
use long enough to become ‘fa-

miliar, people get. sentimental -
and nostalgic about its: _pass- -
. ing. . -

Personglly. I-can work ‘up a.
real. “emotiona] “storm

“This doesn't’ mean that ra

should go’ by. sailing ship. :

- think a-fleet of dude Mating ce
a ships. would be profitable,. with:......»
a ecargo In the: hold and. the ~: +

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me frozen ropes. . tions: murmured,

  

* main carriers: of goods on ‘the Loo
” sea, ‘are gone, and nothing will *
bring them back. The clipper.”
. ship Cutty: Sark’ is.
forever in a pasin beside’. the

Thames “at Greenwich,  Eng-
land, She. isn’t. so old in years,

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ae How: old is an ‘antique? The.
: word summons up mental pic-

: ‘tures of ‘suits of armor, chain-.

ed Bibles and slim chairs that
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. There is: ‘a tlde in) the. affairs:
~ of ‘men, a 4

Which, taken’ val the ‘flood,
leads on: to fortune;
‘Omitted, all. the.

‘miseries:

“And. we ‘must. take the current

“when it-serves,
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Herbert ‘Bayard Swope, who.
‘dines at hours that seem very
: pecullar to his more . rational
friends, called George Kauf--
“man one evening atl .9:30 and.

inquired,

man told. him, at m. digesting _

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