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cr. Con: ervative Middle
olicy, will
the. change of prime .min-
aused by. Sir Anthony
departure : " because of

‘pass’ a bill that would push up
the controlled rents of about
6,000,000 British: houses.
The new prime minister needs
strong support to push through
the measures necessary to pro-
Iready: has shown tect the economy, There have
Hitent. over British: been foretastes in warnings of
higher taxation, and ‘in a £30,-
000,000 cut in defence. expendi-
ture—now running at a rate of
:tabout £1,500,000,000 annually:
_ To champion recent military
policy on Suez and push through
new economy measures affecting
the services, he Nas a strong
iieutenant in Duncan Sandys,
the new defence minister, whom
one newspaper commentator has
-|valled “the most ruthless mem-
~}ber” of the new cabinet. Son-
‘| n-law of Sir. Winston Churchill,
he gained:a reputation for par-| >
wamentary toughness and effi-
ciency in his former Job as hous-
ing minister.”

‘ining Selwyn “Lloyd,
interpreter as Eden’s
f-arnied action, as for-
cretary, Macmillan was
have. shown he does not

I) down in “directing the |.
ry side of the operation. ened for Sandys- “over: reports
that compulsory national ‘ser-
vice will be abolished in its pres-
ent form’ and a system of selec-
;|tive service . substituted. The
‘| Labor -party supports national
service cuts, ‘and would. prefer
abolition “of conscription. But it
is against any | reduction of num-

aa of aed tax-
the. April budget, and

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Makes Three No Trump Bid

~ Correct timing. is nett. to. the making: of a
Nay ge percentage, of contracts, Mr. Champion: ‘made!
three no trump in today’s s deal by a rather sensational Se
‘play. With’ the.same caids «and the: same” opening},
lead, My, Muzzy’ would haver timed. the play differ-

spades, “the! trey, ‘went’ on from | '
Mr, Muzzy, who was sitting be-| °

waiting for, ‘He's got only, one ):

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” Dys Seeking Higher Taxes
= 0n Liquor To Aid Alcoholics

OTTAWA Q) — The govern-
‘ment was urged ‘today to ban
the: sale ‘of: alcoholic. beverages
on trains.and' planes and to in-
crease. taxes ‘on’ the liquor in-
dustry to help pay for a bigger
program of rehabilitation for
Canada’s 200, 000 alcoholics.

The. Canadian . Temperance
Federation, in a brief presented
to Prime. Minister St, Laurent,
said: “This is no time for ‘indif-
ference.” If the western world is
to provide. “leadership, - ‘it, must
come, to grips with this” “evil
thing liquor which: stalks In our
midst. Woes

“Phe time” ‘has. arrived “when | #8
zovernments; ‘eltizens: and all
organizations must -unite ° to
meet this problem, Wee

TWO MAIN POINTS.

The federation specifically
asked: ey tthe

=, Repeal’ of: the’ authority. al-
lowing .the. sale. “of. liquor . on
trains in provinces, which permit
such. activity: «: :

20 ‘Continuance of the, ban on
the ‘sale, ‘of ‘alcoholic ° ‘beverages
on domestic: flights. ‘and ‘exten-
sion of the: ‘ban- to: Intemational
flights. 9 .j000 vB Sa pe

 

 

West. dealer Me fiege st
* North- South. sulnerable.
: sy -NORTH-
= Miss: Bras,

“West”
“Mr, Meek

The bidding:

West Nort’ fast South |

| holies, :

Of particular: concern. to.
federation.was the move:of: ihe
Canadian brewing. industry ;'to
“circumvent”. radio .and ~ tele}
vision advertising restrict onsyby.
beaming broadcasts to Canadien
listeners. from United - States
points. This it said, should: be
stopped,

The: government should: No
longer allow. the liquor. trade: ito,
deduct, advertising ~ cost rom:
income - “tax: assessments,

“hy: fact, in this period: Of AG:
over inflation, we fee] ever
fort should be made to disco
age capital expansion ~ 0 tle!

ing their. taxes, they ‘should!/be
increased .to dissuade’ the growl
of the trade,”

Canada had more than 200, 000
alcoholics. The federal and pro-
vincial governments_ should. use
more of their. liquor: revenue {gr
the rehabilitation of these: ‘alco

* CHILD FOR “ACTORS
HOLLYWOOD (Actor? Rob- |:

Rosemar le Bowe, are the parents
of .a.. seven: ‘pound; 10- ~ounge
daughter. The. child,’

Elizabeth Langford, was.”

ae first wedding | anniver-

ert. Stack and “his wife, actress |

-named |
“born f
Sunday—three days before: her)

 

~ Andy. Paull Continues

Fight For Indian Righis

| VANCOUVER (=-Andy Paull
64- year-old Indian | ‘chief, has

‘Vdedteated his: life ‘to improving
the living conditions of his com-

‘patriots, He js the firm friend

prize’ for previously unpublished material is $1,000, ‘The: ‘gupz’ [of troubled Indians everywhere

In Canada. and- the United
States. oe

~The huge, friendly, man, a

| lacrosse star in his youth, is a

recognized authority on’ the law
‘as applied to-rights: and respons
sibilities -of Indlans,
Long-time president ‘of the
North: American Indian Bro-
therhood which he founded in

1944, he seeks equal, opportun-
ity for employment and ‘educa-|'

‘ition, recognition: of: legal;: rights
[and better use of parliamentary
appropriations to: insure full and

Va satisfying lives, *

When ‘six iroquols detied’ “the
St, Lawrence’ Seaway Authority

by applying for an injunction to}

prevent. expropriation of their

property -in a Montreal court,

Andy: Paull was their advisor::.”
ain 1955 he took : on: trained

lawyers ins Richmond, B.C. pol-
ice. court and: won an: ‘aequittal |
‘for an Indian charged with fail.|
“Ting to file a 1954 income tax re-,

urn.’ “No: taxation without rep--

liquor trade. Instead. of feduc-|" resentation,” he argued.

His. client’ was a registered In-.
€} dian ‘without a-federal vote.
Anay quoted a B.C, Court of Ap-
peal judgment that Indians are’
wards of the crown and the gov-
ernment cannot force its wards,
to pay tribute to the trustees.

In.1953' he headed a delega-
tion. of 300. Iroquois to the Ver-

‘during settlement .days.
The chief addressed the legis.

 

lature ‘for an entire ‘day ant
finally obtalned a promise, that
compensation would: be: corisid-
ered by the United States con-
gress,

In Ottawa Andy has frequent '

ly. argued ..that Indians: should
not be taxed on income earned
in. jobs off the reservation, :

He was only 21 when he first:
represented B.C. tribes before’ a’

government commission. In 1926
he was arguing for more real-

istic Indian laws, Later he in-.

sisted the Indians “were -de-

prived of this land by the par-}

llamentary. commission of 1928, ”
“If Indians take part in the

B.C. centennial celebration, it

will be like a successful: bank

rebbers® party being. attended

_ by. the - bank. manager | ihe:
suid.

FIGHT FOR EQUALITY.

His careér staried at the age'|
of seven tn 1899° when he was -
chosen at a mass. meeting of-
the Squamish tribe to be the one.
to learn’ the ways of the white
man-and speak for the Indian,

“Today I look at my 10 grand-
children and I ask myself what
iI want for them when they grow
Up. |

or want them to have, every
opportunity’ to get.a good edu-
cation and: then to compete ,
equally with: white youngsters.
for jobs...

“T_want them to be able to live.
in comfortable homes with all.
fod amenttles they can af-
or

“TL want them to remember

4 anunt State: legislature at Mont- thelr Indian | heritage and take
Pt pelier ‘to. demand ‘compensation
for’ land taken from the Indians

pride in ‘it,

“fwant them to fit'into Cana-
| dian. life as _Tespected human
beings.” 0.07%:

 

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WALLACE gt . red aces to make nine tricks, ‘1a Dbl,

a. W Mr, Meek’s spades would have 24 3NT
te: DEPT. STORE B boon sel up in time to defeat; ae
’_ wy the contract, i ‘{the-only honor cards Mr, Meck
SuUcousarepeannn Mr, Champion could see that! held were 2 aces and a king, He
~— . decided that Mr, Meck would
not have opened this hand un-| .
less he had a slx-card spade
sull, leaving Mr, Abela single.
. ton, He let the jack of spades
held trick one, Mr, Abel returned
the deuce of hearts which was
as good as he could do, and Mr,
Meek won the aco, At this point
Mr, Champion had turned time
In his favor, One of the red aces
‘was gone and he still had two
spade stoppers,

Mr. Meek saw It wis useless
to return a spade and, if he -
had, Mr, Champion . would:
have Jet it ride to his queen
and made four no trump, Ac»
tually, Mr. Meek, led back a:
heart and after winning. with
dummy's king, Mr. Champlon
knocked out the aco of din-
monds,
He then controlled any roturn
and had a suro nine treks, with| >:

‘ond apade, two hearty, two dias
monds and four clube:
Mr, Muzzy would: have mado
ono moro apade Wick. than Mr.
Ohamplon did, But: hla. total
numbor of tricks .would: have
| beon somewhat doflelent, And,
as Mr, Champion pointed out,
a a total thay: counts, on tho
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