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flown Prince Edward lalmd leu The new w.i. Human. Put-ll

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No! a... 35: per week by 0......

:ii on . year by mail a. uni .uuu. ml areas via. mum by m...

limo . y... o" tum; mi UK man 9.. . me new»... bulb. Brltllh Crum—

Nev DVIV 7: Def ninule (D Member Abull Bole-u

Sees Bright Prospects ; 0f inter 't to all concerned in the Atlantic t'.herics industry were . the remarks of the Hon. Hui. Robi- chaud, federal Minister of Fi'hl‘r. ice, at the opening yesterday in Lunenbllrlz of the 27th Nova Scotia fisheries exhibition. Ml: Rohichuuii dealt. among other things, with .he growth of drapger and scallop fleets In recent times, with the brighten- ing prospects iii the Industry and with federal plans for cooperating with the provinces in developing

every phase of its resources.

He made reference to the hi2 processing plants now being plan- ned for Lunenhurg, Canso and Georgetown, and predicted that be- fore the next Lunenburur exhibition. Canada will have implemented the establishment of the 12-mile ex- clusive fishing zone off its coast- lines as announced by Prime Mini ter Pearson last June. But there were other matters of prime import~ Ince in the maintenance of Canada's competitive position.

The minister hoped that in the very near future, as a result. of a meeting he is arranging for early next year with the provinces, a stepped-up national development program for all phases of the indus- try can be formulated. To be effec- tive, this program must take into account the need for resource de- velopment. for modernization of fishing methods and processing. and for the expansion of domestic and export markets.

Prince Edward Island has a big stake in th. movement. which comes at a time when increased human populations and improved processing techniques are leadinz to a greatly increased demand for fish throughout the world.

Wallace's Last Stand

By ordering US. Defense Sec- rotary McNamara to take “all ap- propriate steps" to enforce school desegregation in Alabama, Presi- dent Kennedy made it clear that the federal court ruling would be, en- forced at all costs. Mr. McNamara’s first step was to take control of the state’s national guard away from Governor Georg-e C Wallace, who had been using these troopi to prevent the opening of integrated schools in four Alabama centres. and whose evident purpose was to force a showdown with Washington.

Did Governor Wallace think he could win out. on this issue? No one supposes that for a moment. But he is a politician who had commit- ted himself to a rigid course of ob- Itruction in the civil rights conflict. By forcing the fedemi authorities to intervene—as happened before when two Negro students were Id- mitted to the state university at Tuscaloosa—ho can claim now to have done everything he could to block Integration and to he bowing only to superior force.

But there is I new element in l Ithe situation. Perhaps it is due to the success of the great mass dem- '1 nutrition In Washington recently. MIPS to other causes Is well; but: there has been a growing merit In the governor's own out. It his futile tactics and the Ih‘lfl Ind disorder they were creat- ing. One Alabama limpcper, whole editor has been I close con- M of Governor Wallace. said it lult mowfully conclude that, In it. tubules. "our friend has gone» VIN."

! S s 5:

av bl cumin P

fl ' In other Irena In the South, Ili- ‘ ’ beg-n for the first time week In more than I score of u itlen Ind was extended to Ind new Ichools tn oth-

L

II. Th none 0! mall “I more In! serious trouble. Yesterday integra- tion began in Alabama schools and Mississippi now remains the only state where no school integration has begun below the college level. Mississippi is not expected to be able to hold out much longer. al- though it may wage I bitter-end fight.

Further Protest

The Federal Government's re- cent announcement regarding areas designated for special tax treat- ment has raised criticism in other Maritime areas besides Prince Ed- ward Island. We have been ilrnored altogether. as Premier Shaw and Resource. Minister Rossiter have pointed out: but. the governors of the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council have announced their dis- approval in equally strong terms. contending that the entire Atlantic region should he considered with- out pieromeal selection. APEC has advanced this contention all along, and it held a special executive meet- ing in Halifax on Monday to reaf- firm its stand. _

The Mlincton Transcript makes the same point. in an editorial in which it maintains that as compar- ed with the rest of Canada, the whole of the Atlantic region is a de~ pressed ai-eafian area of surplus labor and insufficient employment. an area lacking sufficient industry. up—tn-dale facilities and many oth- er thincs enjoyed in more fortunate parts of the country.

When first the concept of “des- ignated areas" for tax relief was announced. it was hoped that it would replesent a massive attack on Atlantic economic problems. operating in conjunction with the Atlantic Development Board and the Municipal Loan Fund. In the case of the latter policy, the Atlana tic area will get the short end of the stick as the capital of the fund will be. divided on a per capita basis. Similarly. the designation of a few scattered Maritime areas for

preferential tax treatment leaves much to he desired. It is to he hoped, in view of

those protests, that the federal au- thorities will reconsider the whole situation.

Liberal Criticism

One thin}: evident at this week's Ottawa conference on the national contributory pensions scheme is that there are many kinks in it that Will have to be ironed out. Quebec ob- jects to it on both political and economic grounds, and it is still no: clear how far Ontario is prepared to go in integrating its own plan—- which will begin to operate on Jan. I, 1965—with the federal setup. But assuming that all or most of the provinces decide to co-opernte, it will still need far more study than it has received up to now.

The Winnipeg Free Press—a staunch Liberal newspaper—notes that some of the nation’s ablest actuaries consider the scheme un- sound financially. Even if some kind of agreement can he reached with the provinces, Parliament should insist on the fullest investigation before committing the country to such as undertaking. “It would be much better," savs the Free Press. "to delay a dam ion for a few months than to launch a half-baked proposition for the sole purpose of meeting a purely political deadline next January,"

Nor can the scheme be studied adequater in the House of Com- mons were debate is limited and no witnesses can he examined. Instead. the legislation should be referred to a committee of the House which can hear the evidence of experts. get all the facts and probably sug- Iest. useful amendments.

"After iui budgetary mistakes and disappointments." adds our Winnipeg contemporary, "the Gov- ernment. should have learned that in great affairs more haste often means less speed, as well as finan- cial damage and lo. of public con- fidence. A program involving hil- lions of dollars Ind the future wel- fare of most aged Canadians cannot be IIfcly thrown together in I few days of parliamentary discussion Among members who no not equip pad to understand the details."

If this Is I correct estimItc of the difficulties ahead. it In per- haps just all well that the Govern- ment has agreed to implement ItI pmmisrd SIO old age pension boost now Illll not later

TRICK IN HANDLING CHOPSTICKS

OTTAWA REPORT by Patrick Nicholson

Automatic Post Office Sorters Next?

A knowledge or geogra ii h y may be the next victim :ucrill- cell to the machine. Soon our

vided up into major distrlhutlnu II'EBS numbered 0 lo 9. This lzlv. es the first digit in the code IIIIIIL

post office Sorters may no long- ‘ her. Each of these major distr|~ er need to remember Imm their . bution areal has been divided In

schooler lessons w h e t Punkcydoodles Col-um is near Gapherville or near Collezetnwii. While Ix tor our provinces. then-

or . lb 100 numbered minor distribu»

Ilnil areas, In live the Iccond and third digits. Thus the Posh ‘ master has arbitrarily overrui.

names will be hustled into the l ed history and geography a lid

uscum. This would be the effect at the udauliuu by Canada or the new "efficiency" system or ad- dressing mail. using numbers instead of place names. It seems strange I0 LEE lay-

man that the robots who arr

l ; that in club- streamlining or our daily processes to altuln greater eificienl-y. they Ire ml. iy inefficient. For these rub“. Ire converting everything to numbers: the letters oi the ul- phabet are everywuei-l- i. replaced by Irabic numerals. we LOVE oun NAME

The sweetest word In every human being, no matter what language he speaks, ts his uvvu

names. 2 numbers in i their plans. "Johnny Canuck" ll becoming just plain “12:455-1 "Champlain" and "Montcalm have already been eliminated {flint our telephone system; soon maybe they will be expelled lnuu our street n me .

The next stop could Itiect mu mail. The efficient German: (rm. not. Red) started the 1:1- dress-by numbers system. How our neighbours bonus the llue. ever uuxiuus to bolster th ctr reputation for efficiency. have adopted it

“Use Zip Code — the 1. 5| word In mail addresses." tr ll l I exhorlalion by the Postmaster of the us. is plusureu on every mlll collecting box and posted in every householder In that coun-

iry.

Zip Code is “a new min... . wide zone system to improve your mull delivery." “It‘s an ex- tension of the old familiar local zone .yuem. Insuring faster. more efficient lervlce In any ae lIvery point In the United sub “3.

AI lint, I Iivedigll ZIP Code number is to be a dell In the verbal address wrllleii mi :lie envelope — and of oourle added II the end of the return address to InIorm one'l currelpondenu. Ultimately, llie 2|? Code num- her will replace the Ill”. 1 II II the city or town, and oven the district within the city.

The onlirr US, has been di-

Our Yesterdci 5

(From the Gu-rllIIii Flu)

TWENTY-FIVE vnlliis AGO September n. im

i-kuvu hId lull. for their effort when they carried all I lmIIl me lkom Honilhy'l BI» kery. Queen Street over the weekend. They took the “money box" oul u. . fleld um Beach cmvelnu, .boul - mlle no... the city. There they Ipplrenlly opened it only to mu m: It. con- tli .nclmoncy,notevcua handlul oi mum —mmy few mm ul llttlc value.

Ouionel Foster, Dominion pn- uaml ol the limo... mil... mum... . mun meeting 2:» min .2 Prince of woe. call is...

TEN YEAH AGO Semi" 11. m LIdy BIdflI‘inell Ind her mtlry WW Infill - Gmnlm' T.W.L. Pm” Mrl. Prawn I Government Home. cum: I leIy my on the IllIlld. III III! curl! of her extended Clnldllll tour, II. III learned yutznlIy.

= n

Mouton. (CF) — Slater St. Inn d Ill. Mam luv pttIl III

elected mm Writ-lull Gino“: Imitll Anorllllml "Mutiny; II the t'v‘vu-dq IIIIIIllI-l null: conclud-

.‘ let flights at around ten miles I name. But the robots turn aside 1 mm“... are suing .0 have mind

i

state lilies. Eflch ml or dull-um. tiun area has again bccn suhdl- vidcli into it]? postal delivery zones. numbered from no tn 99. is give ilie fourth and link lug. its oi the zn: Code number. i NEW SYSTEM. NEW wollel = m malur distribution am

v “0" covers Maine and adiacenl .

states: New York City Is in the . ‘ " area: Washlngtull TIC. Ill “2'” and so all round me coun» until Oregon and district ll

The object.le In lilu prujecl l "l.

1‘ Luggage

Travellers who have only re- cently become accilslumcd lo

views about being transported across continents and ocean: at ten thousand miles .n hour. - Such spud: may sound like science fiction, but they have been t'oroclsl by none color than .n. Cni . chain-nan an ll president bl the Canadian Ps- y cille Railway. whose subsldrry. Canadian Pacific Airlines now has leis crawlns through the skins at u modest six hundred miles an hour. he layman my not be too concerned about the aerodynn mic Ind meuliui-glcal problems i that must be solved to build an aircraft that will best the su n from Muulml to Vancouver by u liuuliy margin. But whrl ser- vice will he set In flit‘lhl? l Assuming . passenger load or

I

Problem Remains

London Free Pm-

‘is to use "electronic sortati l for mail. Then the name DI city l Ind State will not. be required on envelopes, lusl the live- dull code number

Wily do robin machines pro- ler hard-to-rcmembcr numerall. instead of letters —ol W it I I: II there are a larger number. per- mittlug a g re ater variety .i combination”

Will the ZIP Code be Introduc- ed lulu Canada? Post Office bili- cluls here tell me that it. i: "sometime oil". "w. m uni .0 large at the moment thIl ml- Ing is I major problem In on r ll,000 post unlccs."

But 2n: Code is being studied Ilen- in . prelimin’ry way. I: u possible assistant at some in- ture date when we Idol)! "3qu ‘

utsl

vrnug with the ward“soi-l~‘ "g.

i l

only one hundred, ll will take purscrs .uu strwaldcsses uil llial llrnc to distribute plilowl, i bluukels, matches Ind gum. rum will be no time Inf meals. and u will hardly be wurlbwluu to unfelten one's sentbell In nu brie! interval between lake- oll urluuulu

It will be lilllt‘ holler llyiug the Atlantic at this hypersonic pm No time tor ii couple bl leisurcly cocklalll Ind u live- course dinner. Conuda-tu-Eng- land will lake little more than hall an lulu" ul- pilot villi us:- ullv bl» mak nu his approach. ielll Iilor Eettllltz his wheels

p . However. one «sweet oi iell nlgul Is likely in rem in uii-‘ changed, ll will almost certain- ly take longer in claim unc'l ‘ luggage Ind get [h r nulzh cus- toms In ' ' ' than u. cmss llie ocean.

The Chicken War ‘ l

Globe Ind MIII, Toronto

The United States appears l be winning in "chicken war" With pe in Common Market. Gel-mall views lln nus particular question are chInK- hill. The Federal Government It noun has sent out feelers u. the German sul. Governments Isk» lug for I special mentor: to ca..- slder the us. poultry mill dues» lib... rnu u Interpreted ls Indl~ man - rcverul mu «ii the previous position taken by on. m... mIntster .

The poultry tIrIff wui . Ger- man mm to protect. on bellau ol the GermIn Illd French imi- n-y Indlstrlel, . uni-m Im‘ an minus! :50 inllllou - imi- worth or frozen poultry. It eanged the invited Stalel partly becqu Ill P0qu luau-try developed the mlrket. bul moo becqu u regarded It is - lui cue ol the linearity of Crmilnon M u r kel

Im tubeuulw i-ll -lubklnii

Labor Out |

MIIIIIIIBC

Ever sllice In Indcchlve IJI- tIMIII election ill IMI. the luv- minienl o1 llme IIII hull! LII PRCIrloul Ill llce.

nu rullu Labor pIrty emu led imm thIt mm! no any ul I mljorlty tn the llnnlllfl (pl!- lIImelllt. [I III Inevitable “ll! ll the five apparition pIrtlII could unlte lull noun III I” tllllo the [comment would (III. The End Elli! IIIt wccli when the oppolfloll turned on I lib-confidence vote to cull Prclnler Hill! Mll‘lfll'l L - bur Illlcll

Wernllw l mum-u lu . mint Iccllienl III! (III (II till Il'rlk.‘ IIIIlld of Wm M an ulna-l

were Kill OIIV till now tinned lull. Lyn]. Conan-(Ive party

Ind fiber“ in trade matters. The. Americans illmteueu ll. "net Isl-Ills on $110 milllon I yell 1 wunl. 01 Comm... Market u-l ports to the Unith sures,

ll they wIn llielr chicken warm therefore. the Americans will have successiullv men a lledge— l hammer to crack a nut. 'ruu il i nice manoeuvre. requiring dellness and precision. But it li potentially uuugmus. shirt 3 lit-lontal mill wsr could grow out or it. which could preludlcc the III-Important Kennedy ruunil ol llrl" begun-lion: wulcli II to begin next fly. Chancellor Koand Adculuer, Inel- Ill. II to retire mil Ind ullder llio Ill- finance or hll luccelbor. bin Ludwll El'IIINl. the economic mic-mun of the c n In in u n Murket could win; llgullluul. lY to the “hen! Ittllude the United Stun

n Norway

JIIHIII

Anti-Leukemla Drugs And Life BIA”! W

R. VII Defle-

rec Ernie DIvll. llItlnIlIlly

knuwu hothlll mi- train silk-cube. bu been - gm: [hock to many per-

Iom, elpecll on w h I) have Iellkelllh or who th2 I friend or mtlve with the d I I-

use, “Most venom are IlllIble to Id

life, especlIlly n he was gnu- lully employed the day lactate he died In I Job requiring con- lldcnhlz vhyllcll .ltkcngfll.“

MBuch at me perplele limit the Illness of "III in... ltlml (mm the rm the u m lwo mnln typea of leukcmlI. He IIId the name variely. which is re- plate with campilutlnnl and rut. : within I moi-l lime. il dillerl tram the chronic type, which u more lrequeul Ind lesl violent. Molt victims in blue.- persnnl who live mama-Hy with in diIeIsc loi- 31-".

calm the Idvent nl our mod- m. Intlvleukemla dfllll. the majority with um leukemia died within III to eight week! lller the dIIeIle wIs d i; band. The Icute VIl-tcty (Ivor: children. Ind the younger LII! pIttent the more likely he u in muuuu in treatment. Several drug. are availIble to lower Ills elevItcd white cell count. The “590MB. thalldh temporary. Pro- long: life I yeIr or more. pro- vided campllcltlunl do I! or.

um.

i .m not lImlllIr with null. or the dull. of Ernlc ouvu. hut IImIIIr Ital-ten m fImIlIIr u: Physicians. Thole with Icute leukemII hmueully the cum» pllcailxu hermrl'ha‘ses into the bulb, ltDmIchr or under th e ikiu. A fItIl stroke my occur It Ally lime—often I blessll'lg in disguise.

rue Immune mechanism of ti...» with leukemia Is detective. which means an tnlccllon m n y Like over despite the be“ Lreal» meul willi Intibintlcc. AnzmII .1... 1. common Ind in y :- come - problem. Transluslons m helpful, especially when diz- nuusx. rhnrtnells ul breath. weakness. and chest pain deve-

op. DYS‘I' 0N POREHEAD

.1. F. S, Writes: Three months lgn - well, liull the size of I pea. appeared on my forehead. Will it. disappear lii lime? I am 75 year: old.

REPLY

It mly get smaller but It rarer disappear! spontaneous- ly. A wen il not Ierloul unless It becomes Infecled, You are not too old to the It removed and I NEED“ nursery for Msv oils that In unsightly or bother-

in l-iIllliil nous

M. r, writes: uuw a... . per-

[on tell ll . mole he: become

concerous'! Dues ll mean any-

liiiug serious It halrl nun smu—

* III In I mule? ll

:1er

Cancer Is suspected when these lesions clause in size 0 1' color. The hair! Ire of no signi- fIcIIIce.

DEFECTIVE SPINE

Mrs. B. writes: What causes a child to be born with who bel- flu?

REPLY

This Is a developmenul de~ lecl of cerlIln vertebral. In which the spinal mu protrudes from the buck.

NIEGTINE snmmc

.1. J. writes: mu making make the throat yellow. II it does the fingers?

EFL

No. because the liuuul l. lo moist the min does not remain on the runner. romil's HEALTH aim-—

Keep palngewlys Ind min tree of tripping hazards mu u lay: and electrlc card}.

A Separate BC?

VII-calmer Province

The rul orphInI o, Confeder- lou. Premier Bennett lugguls. Ir! ac. no the MIrltlmeI — unt Que . Quebec, the premier says, II wellattwtlli 17 per cent at ln~ come tlxes, nine per cent of curporltlnll IIer Illd Ill equll- Intll'm plymcllt of About “0 million

‘ This equlllzutloll plymenl II uIt f sub

only. he MIMI .

keeptnl OntIrlo Illd Quebec Doel 'Mi'. Bennett lune-l I

mantis! movement In no.3 He pvlutl mu thIt rem-pi...

null the mm ilrucuu-e nuke

It my im- Quebec Ind cum-in

to te. their prof‘ucu throughout

1 w

moan. willie r 9 until pmtncu.

B.C.'l belt cullomcrl l r I than Ill-t up he mulled by

Ihly. The tfllu continental rIIl- ny ll line. but It still chIl‘Iu hill“ "th blud on dlItIllcc

o in Quebec ull iii no bul um can't buy. my: m. (I They "hide be-

Bmme . hind Clllldllll hrlfll Ind mm It llllfIcultM III to I’ll! from nflhln,"

l .

NOTES BY

“on clock! Why. um um. culi- luully tree m hack in the time when they lived In I '- —li-uli Dltcll. '

A u. III Lula-lullth I... land. on: hypnon duch. 0b- ponerllI of hypnotlun will cIll him - qucl,—0tthI .iuumi.

A tnllell chine altered "- ceutly Iccnnllnl tn the Council or 8 lie Educlllnu. II Entitled CIVIIILI- ttnn I . I might be Interest- tng to ltlrn when It all be found Is to know when I! ll.— Sacr-lmel'llo Bee.

n: effect klcvlzldn llu u buumvlvu l. fInInItlng. Ev« eryone figured It would mince rIdlo: Iultend It repIIctd clean» lug, washlng Ind cooktul.— CII- bury a: la

THE WAY

um mic will. have b... lgmrlnl noun: or wothip dur. in; nu .unime mum will run they m dnln bum: in l.., um plIccl. —Sl. c I l h uni... Shudlrd.

A mil-ell] of MPI IIII been Inflected In keep luck at .i. tendlnce [II the House of Com- onl. For memberl who look on thelr Ielltl I prius to ho won Ind then [In y unlll tho next gImeT—Dtuwl Juunill

CIIflorlllI Nike find

may at

the tlply drlvel'I they uk l... lope recording: at thetr voice, u be uled In evtdeuce. ll'e delight. all It the homr. 'fl'le nugulm. u mult be thllig - hIrd um. deciding wlio WI! reIIly dnuu Ind who in Jun vIIn.—- no... In 5

Under Northern Skies

Fort Bull-ll.

The Iklel Ilnne Ire worth the price bl idmlulon to the uni-lb- welt 'l'ei-i-lmrles.

Even u in south or the Arc- tlc Circle In Fort Smith. the length of the day provide: . Itrtlrlng point. of reference when compared wlui Toronlo. negln-i or even Edmonton. The newcomA er lo the North mu fedl. Il- llluugb he my be slow In phi- uolnllng It: ciuu, ole late-alter- iiomi Itlllnsphel'e cerIed by the lower orblt ol the Illll throule out the day. Perhlpl only till ll‘tlst oi- photographer 'wlll hilly perceive the subtle change in the color ol the nearby tree: at distant hIllIIde unused by the new Ingle li-nm wlilcli the Inn's "y: In reflected. All but the mull-e cullou. will feel ill: change.

newcomer me uiui the ear- ly sunrise u violent surprise ln- deed, Ipllled suddenly over his held like Inverted howl ol economy - Ill! DI'IIIBE macI-

NWT. have

the "Inc vlly II Columbul cxv peeled to light lunll Jun heron

whole new world bchlne lllll‘k undel- llIl Illlpl.

Who ca uld nuuclpaiu even lllcll In Autumn prcvlew u was wluiemd Ibove rm smllli lail Wedueldly eveulul? 'l'lie vlillui expect: pl I l t l e cllrlallll and looks up In tlnd mum-colored lined dnpel, unlurllug themsclA vea In wanton llllflldol'. rolling themlelvel up Ind tucking each other ley In ueIt but InvIlI- ble little Pacing

e nin will the lily for I petal. but Is not likely prep-ml tn IInd lie-veil uii mall in bloom from one hoflzun to gun

er.

Till] kind oi orientation courn could me In act of mm from In Iiiiellt.

Whether or not we in con- versallt with the IIIth scienti- nu theories lugging u the Aur- on. a law minutel MM ml... It there cIltlcl bl the ulchl lll'

Vtxliors expect to see Northern Lighll. of course. but In much

can put lhe best or the warn of us In his place.

Whaling Dreams For Sale

Chi-II Ill Scl

l. Iomcnue In the market for I whaling shlp? Not I l‘nmIlltIc square-rigger ol the Moby Dick days but one bl the Ingest ol modern whaling Iaclm'y slinI. The Argentine G n V e X llmenl. lbruuill. in all Ileldl Ive-icy. “YPl-‘.“ is advertising one in ilIe—nl‘ exchange.

In Ille exchange pm...» I! Iomethlng symbolic. Buenns A or wlll consider alien tor pur- chase ol the ship—with or willi- out fuel olI—or will consider re- linuuishlng the Whaler II Part piymeui on construction of two on tankerl.

Thus noel petroleum smother romance. unlen you c l... alder Iolne oi the murmur of the pe‘ lroleum mechanized ltl own ro- mantle ige, r...- although kero-

cm Moultor

lure long Igo repluced whale all for Ilghtlng (and then largely gave way to gasoline for mot- orsl there still II enmlgll de- mllld Ior whale all, meat, cal, Ind Imhergrtl to CI 3: coll corn for the whale population of

the world‘s occulll. especially the Anturctlc. In ttme gone by. the New

EnglInd oi- Norwegian s Illol' llglicd up for what was often I three m vbym In order uni home cepan families might ul abnut . lighted lllllp. ow- mvs. all well drlllcrs or pipe- line layers go to the ends of iiu earth. In dcserthent or on oil- ilioi-e pIItIlirms—lo that DI my lake the family all . picnic or Mother hrlmz groceries [ruin the supermarket.

Lost: One Pet Bocl

lulu. LcIder-Pollt

here's no accounting [or II particullrly when it camel II

1‘ tea. to De . A recent new: fIIlII telltle thIt tourllla. stoppluil bfleny In New York for Iuppllel, returned to their car to find LII-l their be- loved pet had Ih’lyld.

They wIllt him back unharm- ed Ind Ire concerned for h l I IIIely In the unIccustomed all!h rounding! of one of the world'l lIrfiesl cities.

Their pet? Nothing lesl than I fullvgi-own ban cariltl'lctal'!

Their Illlll'lllcll that the pol II completely hII‘mlelI Ire prnha

To some the lolulion leellll nhvlou I. C. l secede Ind become I

mm c lcpIrIlc inning mu.

Then Mr. amen could neglr llIte reduced urine with the us. and GreIt BrltIin. Mbee we could lulu Ihe E u l' o p cm cammbu Market. lie GIullc will- nl.

Ii we cmfldll‘l [o It. clone. we could problny become port of II II — with lull Ilnllllge fllhll. at count.

The premier could then helm HIII dileclly wltll Prclldent K o n ll Id y on the Columbia truty — Ind he could erect - tIl'Ifl VIIII IgIInIt ClllldlIll [nodl ll I‘ll \.Iltled.

lie could all] IlImleIl Drills! millIItIr Ill the dull Ind Ill might be IN! to In Into the Untied NILInnI.

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flow lbw! It. I Ilell II Ihould the Grey CllD nine.

on But pa» nu uuul .ller '

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e c IIh did not “It. where “I! lollrllll were from. not thelr next flop.

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The heat motel Ind hotel Ire nova“ unruly candid to even well tncocuolll nature. I: W kitten: or My Niel.

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