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‘map. showing’ ‘where | $600, 000, 000° in” gold” and. ‘And perhaps Mr: Norris ‘doesn’ t really expect
‘platinum - and jewels’ and ‘Spanish -doubloons to find the treasure either, ‘He thas‘ named his
jie hidden. ‘ona little island off Peru. ‘The’ mice ao
Ate the map, but he. remembers it — maiden Atlanta’ Was a” mythical” Grecian.
5, maiden who ran faster, than any man living.
But she didn’t ‘get to her final goal becayse.
‘she stopped to pick up ‘three golden’ apples.
She lost the race, but’ she won a husband,

—The’ Vancouver Province

- Doing ‘better than ‘Dief’

Listen’ to this, you Canadian carpers: /
Australia’s: government. is- under, attack as

   

   
  
 
   
 
 
 

 

Ww don’ t expect Mr, Norris to ‘dt di nis otrea- -

   
   

Canadians were hit for higher income taxes
this year after a token cut two years ago.

re] «nc

“off to ‘Vancouver tomorrow ‘tor. : the points i in the contest; chain, per “
‘sonality and deportment, 25; ability to oS
Speak in public, Intelligence and: snec- 4

‘The lives of the girls wil be com: on

‘Let's ‘say: -

a ‘Let’s ‘hope ‘fate smiles fair on
- BY inge | Rupert’s lovely, dark- -haired |
‘Let's. hope she sparkles into. the

“did: into. ours: when, as the representa-. a
“tive 0: Local, 708, we chose her Miss:

“former army. officer;-who will become associate
number of: ‘cabinet » ‘ministers:-as Ontario, . six:

tones this’ of necessity is :part:of:the Canadian - :
m scene” and Is consistent with - Provincial Tepre- "

‘It. As: Mr. “Sevigny’s. appointment’ ‘that is of a

ely had to hold* ‘the line ‘between. oe

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‘but. also to age

Unloas the etvilizod World —_

¥ ‘unimaginatiye”’ after. announcing . income tax.

wreductions, pension increases and a ‘bigger im-
enigration "quota.,

‘ If the Canadian government had made. the

"announcement, Canadians would. be cheering.
sIt would be taken as a sign that this govern-.
“ment, however hesitantly, was: beginning. to get
gover its recession-with- inflation. wiles, “It

swould have indicated a willingness to take the

snecessary bold measures to Stimulate national

edevelopment, ©
~«  That’s what Australia’s government Is tive
sto do. It proposes to let the workers keep

more of their wages and to allow firms to hold |

son to more, of thelr profits,
.

But Australian: -business leaders aecry their

' government's: efforts as puny. The only move

to please everyone is the announcement that
the ‘immigration quota will be enlarged,
Everyone down under understands that more
people are needed to stimulate development,
- In Canada a growing number of, people are
also realizing this truth. But this government's

_ timid policies kept the inflow of new citizens

down to 55, 000 jn) the first Six months. of this

year,

British Columbians gained only 11,000 new
citizens in that period,

That's almost standing still — like Canddian
development m general, ’ —The Sun,

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sINTERPRETING THE NEWS ~

By NAROLD noteow
Canadian Press Staff Writer

: Eisenhower’ s toughest job — Western unity .

Pulling the Western alliance together may
$prove to le President ‘Eisenhower's biggest job
eoversens, '

« His mission js far more erjtiqal than merely

Fone of selling European allies on his ability to.

shandle Premier Khryshchev in thelr talks here

*opening Sept .J,

» Perhaps with this in mind, Hisenhower now

is on his way through Bonn, Hendon and Rava

swith proposals not only to" restate  Waatearn

eaolldarity in negotintions with the Russians
Agreamont Qn’ a commoon

approach in dealing with what he. conaldars ithe
wmoat vital problem of pjl —: TAlain

standards In the impoverished coun A Of. .
« To Prime Minister: Maemitian, President ‘de
<caulle and Chanoellor Adenauer he will Aygpest

ethint thelr governments. jojn his Jn finding WAYS ..
rot aquitakly and: effectively goropornt! g -in

etiding ‘the almost. 2,000,000,000 Mittens of the
sunder- fevelepad countrte “y

ssclves but the alvillzed world — Ag Ww and
syenty to share in the urdens of Mat
gPQa blo for those people to achieve Prograsa
gin this avon, this wand ja going to have tough
<ficing, maonhower ANd pofore his" doparture,
Higa rower Will have to visit three’ onpitals
Mio alae the thr p governmont lo
“dl fniny roe tstorn jay. might
Ne rlevod hy qu the | caders gathering.
ane conferenan table, but thia Ja not. to

“have pent 1
ttl p

20,

Heanomla navtolea of Britain on the ona

Amarjenn goods.

ving.

not ste onr-
git.

ada Re A,arantar tau

ie great new blow for frandom If ho ean break ||
current Huropoan ainmoaitioa, | ‘

hand ‘and France and Weat Germany on the
other now are, so widely split that. bickering
iingtend of nity might be ghown if an Gathered
at ithe one table.

But In his..travels, ‘Bigenhower
them to pull tdgether , on pn issue which is be-
yond the, Eyropean front: The broadar, more
general Issue of bullding up the under-davelop-
od countries te black Communist expansion and
Increase markets far Hnronean and Nonth

oe fe

Aside from the Franch-Amoriean qittorengos
on sharing of atamia’ Agerats, markets fre pl
the root of the ¥ Byron penn Aplit, Moro than a
year ngo Canady Warne
after Europa’ boann negotiating towards a six
country continental. comman market,

Britain tried to get this aninarged Into a 177-
country Industrial froo trade arag. : This Lay.
through .and the conimon markat: emnorgad
without Britain, Britain charged France and
Germany wore diseriminating: against her,

Cannan. urges the United States ito uae hor:
Influenco to prevent this Buropepn spilt, Jat
the U.8, showed A -raluatnnee to move and the Oo:
APUG. widenad, Strong Words have koan OX
ehpagad pavoss the gngliah Channel,
Wlgonhowor galnod rent war-time

might get’:

rapue
n for ability to gat alrong-willod 9 ap
ars (0 ad-anarate. In peace he may atrike

'.@ Having -

olla wl handio tt It became.
of the dangers eahpd. -

oysad iby ‘tho Aleahalicag Anony-

Hobs ATOnKing Univaraity How-
Maryland, in

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-who was responsib]. -
The. patterns, of clipped
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oS “The power of

By. G. P. WOODSIDE .

“The horrible: ‘but little real: :
cle ized, ‘truth ‘that. alcohol actu--
: ae mh ally means - more to an. ‘alco*
“The ‘other new. man’ “to ‘the cabinet. is the. -

holic.’ than: * life : itself “was
, brought : home ‘to: members of
the Prince Rupert Rotary’ club
Thursday ‘in an’ address-:"on
“Alcoholics Anonymous” bya
~-member of the jocal AA.” So-
ciety. * - Oy
“The- speaker. who: by reason
of the’ ‘public Telations’ Policy”
of the Alcoholics “Ananymous.
‘society - asked ~ ‘to “remain © “un- |
‘identified; tgok Rotary “mem-~
bers ‘thrqugh » ‘the: life of "an:
alcoholic. and. described : nn “de-
tail-the processes of the.foun-.
dation to which he belongs...
‘Founded in. 1935. in Akron,

Ohio, the ‘society. had “grown

by... 1955 to ‘an international.
association’ of ‘some. 6; 000., cal.

 

groups with an ‘aggregate: Of.
. ‘ eréased since drinking?

200,000: members: The: rate ‘of

growth cat. that’ time was “20 sd
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“In. ‘citing’ ‘the® ‘films ‘ost!

“Weekend” “and: “Tl Cry" ‘To

morrow,” Rotarians . were: told.
“that the -alcoholic reached. the.
point when he could not make.
even the: ..most. insignificant.
- decision without the ‘drunk’s:
“John. Barley- .
-corn.”. ooo:
BOTTOM OF THE BARREL -
“Phen comes. the ‘time,” she
said, “that .we -in-: A.A. term:.
‘hitting the battom ‘of the
barrel’... .

That was’ the point where.
the alcoholic ‘had shad enopgh

of job firings, hangovers’, and

the countless other miseries
involved. That way when. the.
drunk had had : enough of.
scheming, and: lying and shoot-
ing all the angles - in the hook
just: to get one more drink. .
' Members of the ‘A.A. “had
tried all _ the. -‘tapering-off’
methads: going on the wagon,
sticking to beer, but wit rout
soon
back on. the same ‘old merry~_
go-round,
THE LIFE LINE

Just as the drowning man
grasps for the lifeline, so the
drunk grasps for Alcoholics
Anonymous.

An organization that Js com-
posed of all races and ralig-
jous. denominations, ‘its pro-
gram js one that consists Qf:
twelve steps, four of the more
important ones ‘being: : ;
@ The admission of powar- *
lessness over alegho] and the

. fact that life had become uns ph iS

manageable,

@ A belief that a- power
greater than the individual.
‘could restore sanity.

@A decisiqn ito turn the In= |

dividual's will and his life ovar
to the care of God, as that paor-
son undarstagd him,
had a srirtqual
awakening as acresult of pall:
eleven preceading staps, ithe
alcoholic must ry to aqrny -
the-mossage to ather aleohol-
Jes and to practice thage piin-
cinles Jn his affairs. ne
The spoaker .expresad — the
belief that alcohol jx (“all
vight far those whose mefap-.

fn problem for the person and
® prablam for soalety at lavge

whan the person was no: longar |},

nble to handle: alcohol, in’, Als

syatam,

TEST TOR ALOOWOLLO8 a
‘Quoting. .twonty questions |

mous Boundation and ithe:

Nita, Baltimore,

doterminin whether oy not ny

AN) AIO,
the apa kar fat iNOS
tbe nyawarad

due to drinking?

 

~ sult of drinking? ; 1,
18. Has. your. “physician ° ever

“' to- any one of the ‘questions.

“home life’ unhappy? *

3..Do. you drink because ‘you |

are. shy: “with. other. people?” ;

4.Is (drinking: affecting © your: so

: ‘Teputation?~
5. Have you ever. ‘felt remorse .
- after drinking? | we
6. Have you gotten ‘into fie
nancial difficulties. as a result,

7. Do you. ‘turn: to. lower com-"

panions: and an’ ‘inferior. en-_ q

vironment. ‘when drinking? ©
8. ‘Does your’ drinking © “make.

"you: careless: of your © family’s ‘

welfare? 2°

9? Has. your ‘ambition. decreas | 13

ed: since drinking? Be
10. “Do you: crave.a. drink at a.
defin ite time’ daily?”

11.’ Do: you want: 8 "drink the»
next. morning?.:

712° “Does ‘drinking ¢ cause. you'to-
“haye difficulty. in: ‘sleeping? :
13, Has: your. ‘efficiency.

jeopardizing.

ot

14.1. drinking...
your job or. ‘business? ;

“45, ‘Do: you: ‘drink . to escape |
from worries [or troubles? .
- 16. Do: you: “drink alone?.:

“17, Have you: ever had a com-.:

. plete” loss: of memory, as a re--

 

treated: you for. drinking?

19.'Do you ‘drink to buildup 1€.

your ‘self-confidence?. wb:
. 20. Have’ syou ‘ever been. to a
hospital or institution on ac-
count of. ‘drinking?

If you nave. answered “yes” .

“there is definite ‘warning: that
you may. be:an ‘alcoholic. If
you. answered “yes” to any two

of -the questions, the chances ||:

pre that you are an alcoholic.
if you answered ‘affirmatively
to three or more, you definite-

   

  
  

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