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pert and ‘Northern: and Central ‘British’ Coltimbla,”
mbt the” Canadian ‘Press:— Audit Bureau ‘of Circulation ;
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ye The Prince. _ Paper Dally ‘News Limited eS en TR ad Ata iied PANN per asad cada eee!
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help it can in men ‘and ‘machines, It! de
has loaned aircraft and ‘helicopters, as fe
well. | fo
. But still more men and machines co a
have been needed. eae
At the present moment we, j ‘in ‘this
province still, have a higher | rate. of
unemployment than in past years. - Os oe
It would seem. unreasonable not to”

tap this fount of Jabor, men. whose: a splliway + foF dtacharge
‘ oe when, reservoir As. full

rhe olirrent, danger. being ‘faced: by
“thre ‘Small communities east: of here
from |! fast: approaching bushfires high-
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oo {ne “Houston fire which. Jeapt over
15. miles ‘of country'in orie night, was a
lightning strike five. Man, that care-
ind thoughtless bush > creature
almost helpless off asphalt pave- | ;

ments tia eam for.t this s fire “names are listed ‘for work, meh on uns” os |-

ce employmerttInsuranee benefits, men. 28. Storage discharge’ work for releose of water 19.

es fare. Mack Mash : ue poy dewatceae iguee at. any ‘Fetervolr level (Cael
mh on welfare, ae oo ae ee se fo 42 : :

we The. commission could, “without! ao SEs

y great deal: of: difficulty. arrange that, © ce be wi = ee “ Z anne _ on —_—.

FOUNDATION TEST. ‘drilling: flow, under. way on “the Upper: Co- “of. the: ‘consulting engineers, will probe. Sub. surface: condl ions in
when: the emergency: was past, ‘bene .Final* decision as: to. the actual site will await

lumbia. will: ‘seek to confirm’ preliminary. data: at .Mica Creek site’ ‘seVeral ” ‘areas. :
_ fits were immediately available for , ‘the: results ‘of the investigations. Co
, meme in spite of what they may

nd “will rangeasfar: ‘south“as - Downie’, Creek, .8: BC. Hydro" . Be |
. have earned as firefighters. Welfare “All Aboard with G. €. ‘Mortimore -

‘Spokesman sald’ today. Boyles: ‘Bros. Crews, under the: super vision

“st payments could be resumed where ne- Yh ad it that. the Oxfc a
‘ : ‘adm: nat the Oxford _
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1 pro ,
e. oO’ Leary ‘Cornmission j
piréd' ‘a: great deal. of: argument while: it was.
holding, its hearings, which was to be-expected,

with as’ sharp- -tongued. and forthright. aman.as-.

Grattan O'Leary” as its chairman: The commis-
sion’s report ‘has turned out to. -be just. as con-.

oversial.. -
major point seems to have been missed by

se they do.not. ‘understand. the eco-

es. It is not a question of Canadian
t being able to meet straightfor-,

mass=pr¢ ced product. They are In the much
the same spot as, ‘say, a widget manufacturer
would be if he tried to produce solely for the
Canadian market while his U.S. competitors
‘were permitted to dump their “end of the run”
widgets in Canada at cut-rate prices. ‘By. split- .
run and “Canadian edition”: devices, the U.S.
magazines ‘have been. able to-make: attractive
presentations to Canadian advertisers.

It is this point that the O’ Leary: Commission

has. stressed, The removal of education from

INTERPRETING THE NEWS

Berlin like

rt By JAMitS NELSON »

ie » Canadian Press Staff Writer

Berlin is like a giant firecracker — danger-
‘aus only. if: you put a lighted match to it.

; This, In essence jis the view the Canadian
government appears to be taking to the devel-
aping Berlin. crisis, It has deep concern for the
potential dangers to world peace bit it is Gon-

 

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im 1M

¥ident the dangers can. he avoided if everyone.

mover with great caution, .

‘* The, cabinet. meets today to study what. its

‘advisers hellave isa realistic appraisal of the
situation... Prime.. Minister. Diefenbakor

make’ ‘A atatement after the meeting,

the critics of the report, however, prob-

magazine publishing here and in the ©

ipetition, but of their being un-
the. advertising, competition ofa.

May

, benefits were at the time of call being

ie - paid. RB

" fomergencies being of ‘such | a. local

natu e these men might be moved into

the woods to strategic spots as soon

“as the fire hazard: reachéd.:a: ‘certain ©
O point adjudged by the forest service. te
_.,.. Bushfire is: our constant. summer .
h- enemy. We should be prepared for the’
“in wh : fight, a Oe bbs a
eels balance” competition cS
i we tomorrow:: We
“Apparently. only. party’ mem-..

| , by-products.
tect. pursuit of: happiness and...

‘income tax of Canadian advertising “ expendi-..

“tures .in a foreign™ periodical aimed at the es

Canadian, reader. in effect would. double the»
cost. of such advertising. The’ proposal’ to “pro-.
hibit “entry ‘to foreign magazines’. ‘using « “split :
runs — that is, running off extra: ‘copies of.

_ the US, publication, with: the insertion of: ad- 9 :
vertising and perhaps a tiny bit of: reading |

matter aimed at: Canadians — ‘would affect 16°
U.S. periodicals now using: this cut-rate tech-
nique.

There is no question here of the freedom of
the press — and the press, as Mr, O'Leary has
repeatedly pointed out, enjoys no, special free-
dom : of its own. The: U.S; ‘publications * could »
still come into Canada without any difficulty,
even if all of the Commission's recommenda-
tions were adopted, Canadians’ would not ‘be.

cut off from foreign views and idéas. ‘The Com- ‘

mission would not tamper in any essential way
with editorial content; it would simply put the

commercial competition on a little more even -

basis. If we agree that Canada heeds its. oWn
magazines, then we should agree that they. et
some protection from umfdir competition.

— The. Oshawa Thmed

firecracker’

West.Germany's vulnerable: Chancelior Kon-

rad Adenauer, regarded by Ottawa’s politicians.
as well as by others as the wiliest political fox
on the continent, is fighting an election. cam<
paign due to come to a vote Beptember 17, His
speeches on the Berlin crisis have. to he read in
light of the political campaign heat,.

- Britain's Prime Minister Macmillan surprise

ed some Ottawa circles, and brought them re--
assurance as well, th his attitude: Ee has gone
grouse hunting on the Yorkshire maors, | oo

 

 

Americans unpopular abroad.

: . Presumably : there: will. - still
be a. risk -in too. free . an. OX= at;

 
 

 

Y@Ss -men. up: tillenow. so ses

t.this: olitical.re- .
oe will’), be®! Swell? : ‘received.
Russians ‘wouldn't be human |
if they didn’t, find. cause. to
_ grumble at some. “Of. the edicts
- of their Jeaders;: /or, of: the. ‘poli-.
cles followed: ‘Evén,in.a total-
‘itarian state: “there | ‘are ‘bound
to be. mutterings, *

   
 

pression: ‘of ‘dissent,’ “However.

ws - Communist, “party’. dictates: ‘un-
~ dergo. frequent changes. What. -

‘is compatible | today: is” apt. to™
become ; taboo. as; sdeviationist”.

 

 

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answer . ‘and:

  

[Segaatereenr f
__ questions | and: .

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“In ‘this: ‘column we- publish. ques-
tlons:; about tnemployment.. insur-
alice’ and’ éniployment, © together
with “answers
Interest: to-yous

Following .are some questions
with answers recelved from the Un-

» employment Insurance.: Commission,

“Tf. yon are lincertain ahout any
“point do,.siot hesitate ‘to send us.
. your. question. We will, obtain an
Puplish” it: In - othe
veoh

Q. Why do ‘some, individuals
goto. jail’when taken. to court
by the UIC for fraud while
others get off. with a fine?.

AS The matter of: court pen-

7 alty. is the prerogative of the

magistrate. He considers all
factors: such : ag the degree of
the offence, family ‘clreum-
* stances ete. and © determines
the penalty from his appreal-.
ation of these points.
—.Q, Can a claimant appeal his
-sehitence
pA A claimant’ can’ a ypeal
through 4 higher court, There
cds, a good deal of confusion
in. this area as many clalmanta
write to.the UIC asking that
' the ‘séntence be reduced, The
, VIC has no power to interfere
‘with any. cotirt and further-
> more would .not wish to inter-
fere with decisions of crises
- brought by them into courts,
A. dlilmant should engage le-
gol fiasistance and file an ap-

 
 
 
  

aromtme Youth: “is” happy ‘because’ it~
* has. the ability to see beauty.

, whieh” may be of “from. possessing what others

like. — _ Rochefoucauld.

 

Even; so this new: criticism |

'yule- may herald an. easement.
of some significance in: Soviet
affairs.’

— Daily Colonist

 

Short sermons

Anyone. who keeps: the. ability
to see beauty. never- grows. old. .

— | Franz Kafka .

be

"Happiness - is. like’. ‘coke--— _ 7

something . you. get .as.a. by-.
product ‘In the’ process - of

» making something’ else. —_ Al- :
no=dous” Huxleyr 77"

oe er a at ar

*. ee . oO
: Happiness. and beauty are
Folly isthe -di-

beauty. . George Berard: °
Shaw. . i OE
“Happiness is in’.the: taste,
and not in the things them-
selves; we are happy from

‘possessing what we like, not

Co ee
Some. we us' might find hap-
piness if we would quit strug-
gling .so désperately for it —
William Feather,

“Copyright: Canada ‘Wide -

“My gulde, on a recent fish-
‘ina trip, was a city-born man -
who at the age of thirty. had
shaken the dust of civilization
‘off his feet and retired to the
push, He had, of course, a na~-
tural bent towards backwoods -
life, and had spent all of his
youth and young manhood
that he could spare hunting,
fishing and camping, In the

elty, he had tricd
Varlous fobs, atore
clerk, accountant,
city anlosman and
truck driver, Ona
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In “everything... “she. “writes

S _ drainpipe. aoran

Sometimes , they ‘are: shrewd

grey eyes | or warm. brown eyes;
but whatever- their. color’ may: -
be, they: always twinkle, you -

can ‘depend: “on: fb. mes:

If. they. were: “purple. “eyes,

or orange’ eyes, JO. plack-and-

white: ‘checkered’ “eyes—they

would: ‘twinkle. a
rope ae ‘*

atid

“Tt: ‘gouinies "LVElY;

“ling: eye?: >.
‘I: have seen ‘a! “jaundiced eye,
“a half-closed eye., and , a: wide-

open - eye. “But: T have © ‘never

~ there “is: ‘soineone whose eyes: ‘eyes: were. doing, that~ I,.would

twinkle..
“His’ ‘Wise: bliie: eyes. _twinkled .
as he told me how. he escaped
. from. prison: “camp: ‘through: a”

back — away in alarm? “Anyone
_whose eyes, flash’ on and off

is probably a Martian.
Whether . he had wise. blue

byes, or cunning pink eyes, I

But “is ait
true?! ‘Answer. ‘honestly, now—_
has anyone’ ever seen a twink-

school: pi icnic.

the child."

would want. to ‘stay. clear of ©
“him, until I found out: whether.
or not he was. hostile.

 

The lighter. ‘side |

“Have you Jost your. sister?”

inquired a helpful, adult. at. ft.
The ‘little. irl:

had been shouting. the name
“Mary,”
voice, :
“No, ‘it’s my mother,” replied
“But I can't. ‘call
‘Mother’, because there are too
many. of them: here.”

 

“-Deéause. -
thinking | oF retiring. when: hes

at the ., HOP of her.

LAW: GRAD AT 57 — - Norman

. ‘Archibald Bradley,-57, of Ed-
“monton, a professional engin-

‘eer; has just been. admitted to

‘the. "Alberta bar. Bradley said _
’ :in--an interview that “a man™

shouldn't bass up. a challenge.
Sage.” . He: was:

became interested in slaw. “T
‘50° ‘grasped myattention that 1:

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‘ev Thesahief.danger.in the current tense period Don't admit that you're, an, American, If | poal if he feola that he haa
1h ‘that. some Wostérn action may be interpreted you chance to take a trip abroad this, aummer, own inteirly ¢ dentt'with:-by te raltgtous conver. at Exhibition Park
Oe putting o match .to the Berlin fuse, Of This seems to be the unofficial ‘advice issuing i eourt, sion, ho almply
€ Uyenter: gonbrn 8 tne onstbility the the: fae  imbnaate: Stato Department ane Oya the packed’ up and “f
may bé y nadvértéently, i . pasnies, recording to a ne aH @ id d for ti A

AYS. ‘art ae word “American” truly must have thé adjadtive uote an happier and nore di, And a

"Ugly" in front of it — when we who ard protid
of boing citizens of this greatest of derhantds
cles, ara advised not to admit It,

‘Independance Day. ‘observances. ‘throughout

Onl Show and Comecly
- Carnival starring hilarious Gi:
wae. Paul Gilbert a

man you would nat want to
neal.

“My impression is," he said
around the Junch fire, ‘that

ay By ‘daying ‘On Nttle.os possible, : the Canadiiin
vernment truaté.jt Gan avoid dither-dctidy, It
i ¢ e, other Western’. governmiérita will do

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100; ua, ft Is not expected: that Canada | pr uA MoMillan Chat
au 1 make any dramatic change in ita préserit - tho: ‘embassies of our nation in other parts of | -raivetown, If tHesCantdlhn the ovotwholming majority of oe
Mined. forces commitments .to NATO, Thdke ~ the world went by almoat unobserved. , Onco . Modloal Aanocintion Journal;, men and. women hate” the In Program Prizes: :

 

“upon a time, whon Americans abroad were
proud of thelr nationality, rogtl celebrations —

a “nationals welcomed and: rated, | iit. nd inorol
i. NATO seta in the North Auaterity and shame have adt in, ey arte

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A Cara Day — Grand Prize,
Your Dream Home:

wilds, They Have an almoat .
‘fronaled daalre. to deatroy: M.
‘Half oa davon men will go,

great trouble to seck out hind
find some Jonely lake. where.

Sate td long - ‘Pdat’ thd tle
witon’ tha (madian\) prota.
“slon’ aliduld: Usd such oxyrdd-
 nlond da "fra tubatonloals: dr
Yeancar efro’. “trad ‘tedlen!

hee inolide ahcarmy brigade group in: Wedt
mighy,'on-alr diviaion: at four fighter hake

Day tn frowned upon ns a form. of diagracoful |
antic, ’. dard," “irae “hos talization” ithey build amall cottages, ‘out
Canada has hnd: no “request trom NATO for ™® jonaliim and the Commy-followera. ‘of. our | it find tite O P sof alght of ond. another, In at

'sondo tha “word “dor that thoy may roverontly

rerenaed forces, . rhe couhtry js one of the fow Ik
Mpya ft nl aH ORLY to the Hate |

nation seer to bd winning the battle for Ong-

,
. , Kae: : a. ? s
"All aboard for a whale of t a time at ane eden y” Ce |
of see-worthy PNE shows and exhibits: : oe ’ |

tieiving up fully to.Jts force commitments, worldiam and d humbly enjoy the wildor-

Ml 7 no-called Internationallam, IV's; and humbly énjoy the wildor- Do

ae Hime Mi ubr ‘Diefonhaker Mi emphasized tue that, With the advent of: (He. alin ovaonid view it the tiie It ia rendorad nena, animals and art, Armed Forces and industry,
iy 0: mbers in thelr dedi-  mntasiios, comifilete “isolationthm'” as diuéphads ‘and had hd tolftion whal- | But no nooner do thoy ontab= the glamorous Miss PNE Contest — and: Willie

Yah tho trail in, than
horde of Nature-haters begins
to arrive, And pratty soon the
wildernegs ja nothing but an
amusemdnt park full of ais

vial’ dofence’ has been strongthen-
N' by the’ ailenging Berlin orlals,

TO. NEEDS MORK. mi
WHowover,. there ta) fl. fealing Hore " at, NATO
not. Aa. strong | inilitarily 04. J

_ the Whale, As a climax to Vanccuver's 75th -
hirthday party, there's oceans of fun at the
a — and gnats 8 no fish story

ticed by our federal’ governthent in dund; Wit | ‘aaevee i tha ‘apacific progentn

nationaligam — ba it in Africa, Aait of: Wirofe volve

et alone in the UB.) ime is wary much. RUG “ital, foe ‘. of tie
and: a poten actor in combatting communis " 6 ated .W

ahoitld ¥6,. which Bi; -— qmohg othor things — a radion on Vb td Ho, aupported In whale

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es who om an incite Ste NATO milltary strongth wore: , ‘The rdporter noter, In referring to the ome : tht Mil? bon hoa i on all ~anothor auburb of the ghast-

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ett tlantat eG 6 Maesespasiaitiniiy 0 acnab only In jine With the poonomy “titel tht 6 Utae | We Apon LENITOTR NOT aigne nrtioten

kick Washington Ia of at, present bit also wit
the trend in government circles to play down |
any demonstration of patelouism,

ta the publia frid to politicians
ahou ‘tax-auppartod . pro
grama'

and ceditoriatn credited to other
nawapanerd da not nacnsairity re
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