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roblem of staggering propor:
eing tackled by public health authori: |
oss the ‘country with new spirit. It is es-
e Canadian Mental Health Association
jada at-any one time 112,000
Imostvas.many more partly dis-
on, Statistics compiled by the
tatistics; the World Health Or-
e:Aleoholism Research Foundation .
ve some, particulars: 66,000 people in mental hospi-
dining institutions; 150,000 suffering from
dicts; 1,800 suicides a year.
fealth Association, estab-
‘ago, has launched a vigor-
cludés: the establishment of
al branches, . Among the
‘education of the public not _
and tredtment.of mental-illness:
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fox Prince Rupert to-consider giving the
Kind of attention that it is receiv-
hout the country, ‘There
ecific figures as.to the extent of the prob- .
may be.sure that-it does exist and ”
amilies who wish there were, some
h they could turn for help..
ism; the local Alcoholics Anonymous
® been doing valuable work, and recent-.
e:taken to start a school for retarded .
But the overall problem of imental health:
ifinot entirely ignored.
g to enlarge its scope, it

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THE one sure thing which can be said about the visit:

—Which never did explode.

lelarify the world picture.

|to continue their campaign to

Hive - and - let - live arrangement

® Entente Un-Cordiale ri
of the Soviet leaders to Britain is that it-might |
have been worse, ‘The trip was loaded with dynamite | »

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As things actually turned out) mes
what one might call an “entente Union were scribbled in Russie.
! -T even saw how someone in the|-.,

un-cordiale” was established. v8 a.
If the Russians really did have ; crowd shook his fist at me, J, on }..

any ideas: that they would be! the other hand, showed him
hailed as heroes. as they were by: this.”. (Khrushchev then drew a

the vast; multitudes in India, ;cirele-on ‘his forehead to indl-
their minds were sharply. dis- cate “that “the heckler. was “lack-
abused. On the other hand, the! n sense.) ae

now famous travelling pair’ did): “IS it not time we hee
achieve what must have been iielligent and stopped s
their primary objective in going | ow fists. Do

to Britain—a step towards nor-|

malization of relations which

have never been. friendly and
which had reached the verge of
outright war several times. since ;
1917. ‘

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haking |. “AIRMEN
7 going training
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“Ont, (right) wear pro

at Kingston, Ont,,
Set. Jeb Kiegwin

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OTTAWA |
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IT NEVER was quite clear why
Sir Anthony Eden ever did in-
vite the two top Soviet states-
men’ to come to Britain. Quite
obviously, hé and his colleagues
had deep misgivings about. the
wisdom. of:the: visit after the in-
vitation had “been issued.

- During the time when the two
Russians were out in-India, pour-
ing. anti- western propaganda
blasts into the ears of the Indian
masses, the British Prime Minis-
ter must often have asked him-
self. how he had. ever. come to
make. such a mistake. But.ac-
tually, the visit of the Russians
to India, followed: by their visit
to Britain, greatly: helped to

‘To the accompaniment: of: a}. 74.
scratching of pens ‘that was‘al-| oo

most, audible on Parllament Hill
Canadians | everywhere .” signed
income tax forms yesterday and
crammed them into,-local post-
boxes. just.a few hours ahead: of
the deadline that would have
branded them.as detaulters. ~

Judging from the. sparseness
of early returns in the Depart-

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“> “MARX PHONY” ;
‘In a recent television’ pro- :
gram, Bishop Fulton Sheen ex: ;
posed. Karl Marx, founder of!
communism, as a cheap phony,
‘who had no real interest in any- |0
‘thing except the pursuit of athi- ‘a
‘estic’ aims, Bishop Sheen stated | t
ment here, taxpayers did'a last-|that. it was a fact, that at one 'e
minute job on.an dlmost, unpre- !time, Marx
cedented scale. Officials are-ex-jnis “own .commumistic theories. t
pecting a record deluge in to- Tracing the life of Marx, Bishop |

morrow's mail, but. give grim ;
assurance that they will manages

 

It musf now be obvious to ev-

eryone that thé Soviets intend need be afraid that his’ or -her

cheque will be overlooked in the

win the hearts and minds of the mush, :

billions of humans who live in
Asia and Africa, But it must be
equally obvious ‘that they are
completely earnest in wanting to
work out some kind of a tolerable

é . :
Members.of Parliament, Sena-
tors, and senior federal civil ser-
yants-who held up :their rémit-
tances until the last moment
exactly lixe ordinary folks were
not so much relieved.as cheerful
when finally they had cons‘gned
their cheques to the mail, Their
good humor was mainly anti-
cipatory; they are convinced al-
ready that. next year’s payment
isn’t eoine to be nearly so bad.

The grounds for this’ confi-
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pose of printing the book on his; :
theories, he leaped atthe chance.
Once ‘a “capitalist Mars lost no
thne in applying his communis-
tic: methods for the purpose of:
cheating his partner out of the|
husthess. By devious means, he:
robbed his’ partner of his share|
ofthe business, and took the]
printing plant over completely
himself, This was cypical of the
‘ . pattern in which his tfe was’
hext year will bea general clec-|sajjowed, Bishon Sheen finshed |

with the nations of the West.

-The one hard fact which did
emerge out of the visit-of Messrs.
Buiganin and Khrushchev lo
Britain is that .-all concerned
pledged themselves to work for
an early armament. limitation
agreement, In that promise there
rests. the . greatest, ‘shorlerange
hope for overburdened ‘himanity.
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“oF genevaltandhe Canadian Press news-gathering
agency; ii particular, Governor-General Vincent
“Massey has underscored an-important point.

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~letterg-in Canada, underscores a fact that will enjoy
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Htion year, And in electioh years! py’ stating that the. most singu-
‘over . ily. f Oe
alism and, hardboil ithe government customarily. en- | jay thing of ali nyout Marx had’
yealism of the big powers point to {ters into a sort of informal bar-| never been mentinmed. This wns, ;
a-common. soltition: Butrthat is'ter-deal with the clilens where-| thet atary, “founder of ih: Lae!
‘sertainly the case* today. An in they are encouraged to trade pour ‘Class theory” had ene!
armament limitation agreement their political support for a *ub-| chortepming whieh revealed his
is in the actual interest of all the: stantial slash in thelr tax bur-\ famed: “theory” as ‘phony from

western democracies, as well as ‘den, i the word go. /
“Marx ecult NOT write a hoor y

of the. Soviet Union.
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It is therefore probable thati The MP's believe Anat next) wy
an armament limitation agree-: year will prove no exception and: problems.

ment will become a practical pos- ‘that things will work out as they; ° Mary did not spend one day poe
of his Wife asa dehorer. ar at

next few generally have in the past. But)
‘senior federal: economists have! any ether kind of nvoductive |
" ‘an important rider to add to this, work, be lived on friends who |
AS A working newspaper man proposition, Pointing out that. supported his Hpreapios," '
for the past 24 years, I must next year’s expenditure programm | » Canadian Sailor.
say that I was none too proud |!s going to be no less heavy than en
of my craft for the coverage giv- Jn the current year, and that the
en by the press wire services to physical level of national pro-'Open Museum
the visit of the Russians to Bri- ;duetion cannot redsonably be
tain, I noticed that some good !exceeded, they warn that any. TQ Casev Jones
‘Newspapers at times used special 1957 tax cuts will have to come; me - ,
re-written reports rather than /about largely as a by-product of JACKSON,
‘the negative, one-sided, and inflation, Lo
‘slanted accounts which were be- | Although no accurate yard-
‘Ine distributed by the press ser-. stick has yet been cpplled to the
vvices, fa the worst tradition of “creeping Inflation” process rec-
| the bad old days, Glaring hend-jognized as having. bean under
j}ines Apldimiltions ‘of readers In fway dn, the. economy for.seyeras, Ml
| fou’ thal: Khinshehevinonths now, “most” econon st} ceremonial

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made ol) Case av rablroader
‘famed din sane and story,

North Aner ribbon atrecched

ids
had let loose a virtual threat of here “estimate It very approxi
war because somebody in a crowd mately at something in excess of
had shaken a fist at the visiting: five percent, There tsa general
old Bolshevik, rexpectation that by the time the
I took the trouble to get the: year is over she Inflationary tac-» Whistle
full text of the netual speech |ior in the dollar fleure of erosy solele rallroad
made by Khrushehey on that oc- national nroduct may reach 10 Jones era,

casion, Here is the pertinent nercent--ar even hlyher, ime eee ence ce
part: Lo An Inflation on sue a seve,  COURT.AARTTAL URGED
“We have come to your Couns obviously would leave (he goye — WASHINGTON ut -- The US,
try with the vély best Intentions. ernment with a wide margin Marine Corps today sald Sit,
And we are very pleased at the for toy reduction, Bui the proe Mathew Melveown was under the
hospitality shown by the governe ees of inflation wo would ines Influence of Heuer when he ar
ment of Great Britain and by yoive acute discomforts and; dered recruits ona righy mareh
the British people, Anyone WhO pardships for the Canadian 0 which slx were drowned, Court
knows how to read the eyes Of yeaple, In fret, there ts the def! mortal of Mekeawn was recon
the people, the expressions Of inite probability that the disad~ mended.

thelr faces, could nob but Notlce yaniques of the Inflation would,” mm

home, now the main section of
“the museum,
Tr contains Casev's persone]

Hems ol

  

AND SOLDIERS attending atomic trials in

“into it respirator. (CP from National Defe

Silbak, Border M
May Be Reopening Soon

“himself denounced may once again, be activity in ©

Sheen rx alu yi ‘ Qe NARITA , :
; ace ne mother ey Cot in, ers Tepartedl 8s woven the ciency in aw practice test during -
to handle it. Apparently no one |optain a share of the family for oon ieee omter Bore

vy . ’ ‘serves on the Premier
ume before she died. He pro-' and silbak-Premier are capable oqo fiery red
pounded his theories of com-| of furnishing a profit enough ta. CI y ree.
munism without any actual’ warrant reopening the mill, The,
knowledge of economics, and estimated ore reserves being in
when -offered’a chance to enter the neighborhood
a printing business for the Dul-|tons  ”

> constructing
Pane
‘ Bleventh Street for the Grenduc’ yersary dinner
| Mines Limited. These, we are iN-' Apri} 24 in the Legion

Tenn, Who — The! ON nde it
-Cusey Jones Museum was decl- : Boab,"
-eated Monday on the 36th anni. |
‘yversary of the train wreek that’

Mrs, Casey Jones, 82, cut the. *y

‘adross the porch of her former:

and numerous other ob. :
the '

Padites

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.. ‘forontonian

Wins Award’

OTTAWA Gt -= David ernest
‘Horne of ‘Toronto today was an-
‘nounced winner of Une $2,000
‘eoljeve of Fellows scholarship:
cuwardcd byt the Royal Architect;
“ural Institute of Canada, .
© Born in Lonton, Eneland, Jn
'1y99) Mr Horne was graduated
ifrom the University ol Brilish
‘Columbia last year and now,
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The institute also annannced
‘the award of dts Allied Arts
‘medal to Leionel A, J, Thomas of
Vancouver, | The award bs mvacde
‘annually — tor outstanding-
achicvements in fields of the
carts allied to architecture,
~The awards Will be present-
ed at the institute's wmunal con-
‘vention at Banff, Alla, June 6

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Australia later this year are under
scustomed to the gear they will wear, In this
t) and army Set, Orville Westcott of Read,
army Sat. Raoul Pelletier of Kingston, Ont.,

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pects to leave for the Unuk by:
helicopter on Monday, April 30.
Reports emanating from ine oh Fao ey Berkosha |
ffices of the Silbak-Premier >” * oe
nd the Premier Border indicate’

hat these properties are on the!

ve of reopening, and that there: §

By W: SHIELDS ORR

Daily News Correspondent

Dibb Printing

Dial 5227

In line with their poliey at)
trengthening their fire fighting:
quipment. the Village Commis-

hat area. ° sion has purchased a new 12
¢ al ‘ 4
horsepower McCullough = pump:

Jenr i suiting One: oy
Henry Hill, consuiting engit-" onion demonstrated its effi-:
Border the past week, A new hose truck | =
‘has been constructed and pant. pee —

A Pas: Passenger and Freight

Sailings from Prince Rupert
To Yaneouver -- Friday and

Sunday 9 p.m.

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Western Woods Products Cor-'
rt gag, Poration have opened 2 newt
“tO! Camp at Helen's Bay a few mies:

south from Stewart on the Port-.

“dand Canal.
Building contractors are busy) fo / n.
five new houses; The Ladies Auailinry of the.| 7? Stewart, Aker Arm—sal-

| rehabilitating another ¢n Canadian Legion held an annie: urday & a.m.
on Tuesday, |
Club-
formed, will be for the use ol: rgams. About 60 guests sat down
key personne} and should be! to dinner and did justice to the:
ready for occupancy in the carly ample and excellent fare pro-
fall. vided. After dinner cards. were:
, played to round off a very pleas-

Miss Richardson, Social War-, ant and satisfying evening.
ker, has been in town during the’
week on departmental business.) Daily News Classifieds Passengers board steamer one

— un vy Ne hour before sailing.

William Stewart, — highway ‘| passenger Reservations

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from Prince Rupert Apl 7.
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