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i By BRENDA LARGE. BROCKVILLE, Ost (CP) — Members of the casts of the

seven productions competing i

here this week at the Dominion |Drama- Festival have com- | plained that they are not get- timg a chance to meet one an- other and exchange ideas about amateur theatre work across the country.

In mterviews and at festival secial functions, the actors. ac- directers and stage crews said their main com- plairt is that they have been scattered im small hotel and motel _accommodations -all ‘over the city, winle the executives and governors of¢ the festival are all living im Brockville's biggest hotel, the &-room Sky- hire

Mrs. Paddy Malcolm. direc- tor of the Verner, BC. Little Theatre group which will pre- sent The Firebugs Saturday night. said-

“They should have put al! the companies ir the bic hotel so that we could get to know one

ancther Directors of the fest- val all knew each other al ready."

Mrs. Maleoim, said she felt

Members Of Casts At Festival Have Criticism Of Arrangements

Wakefield

for # cents

The British Celumbla east inc here thi

held: their cur party Wednes- day i

garizing informa! gatherings their various motels and hotels

“Its the only way we can get to. meet anvbedy.”’.said Charles King. a member of the cast of The Hostage. staged Monday night by Lakeside Theatre pre- ductions of Ottawa

“We should have all been ac- comedated close together. Our motel is a half-hour's walk from the theatre. or a SO-cent taxi drive,” he said.

Frank Canine, director of The

Education Aid

Of Commonwealth Members

LONDON (CP)—Prime Minis ter Wilsen says he intend: to ask elder members of the Com- “~monwealih to boost educational aid to the younger members _when the Commonwealth prime ministers meet here next month

In ‘the relentless advance of mankind, the gap in understand- ing is the greatest single danger facing the world, Wilson told the International Press Institute

_at_ a closing hanquet in stately —

Hampton Court Palace..

Newspapers and other forms ef communication had to , help the gap Education was

close

‘provided a great deal of such aid. more hed te be done He hoped te explore with the prime

ToBe Asked |

While publishers f= the ad- vanced countries were prenceu- pred with new developments in . automation: color printing and computer preduction control, lit- eracy and the ability to read Rewspapers was still a problem im many parts of the world. It was vital that the press in the Rewer countries grow up in as atmosphere of freedom.

HELPS NEW NATIONS The older countries help and te set an” Wilsen said, potnting-to the

world ef. Lord Thomson. Cana-~

and editors im the newer coun-

tries. Thomsen, whe publishes

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