: ! the Osborne and * '6 The Guardian, Cha lantie provinces’ only full-time | done,” says Mr. Kerr. This sum ; The Neptune theatre opened nel of Lo ve and t riottetown, Tues., June 22, 1965. - ? ae ‘a | ts in July, 1963, with Creighton success Epitaph For o Western Bonus /s seen Th be a tay of Nora Set, Nw Bran Laee Mair of orn ea OSE Ey sue nanci : : r i ? | Neptune Theatre Starts Year 7" 20. Sta. Showed 1 deficit ef $105.00, Bat /20w planning fr 1907, Canada's e , e id Of ling $1,215,000 made to perform- | PREDICT TROUBLES _ by een ouetet conte | “the future of Neptune -is its With Ai 5,000 Grant a - organizations for the The foundation president says, | a. choice of repertoire. in its com- rom gerian Ooup a : also to t os ie ee ar a plays in its § 7 & - a : . N ap =| ag . nr The Nep Canada Ceuncil. Donald Kerr. O80 for By gpd pro-|tional celebrity. However, we summer aaa Shake- |_ery_healthy Asseciated Press cerre- 7'2-vear war for independence, continued its aid to Algeria, ‘U" theatre starts its third|presidemt @f the Neptune vided it cam raise 8 matching | have had, and will continue to speare’s As Ya Like It, ee ee eee spondent Andrew Beroweiz, the flicht of European settlers belpnig Algerans to sursive Year of operation here with the Theatre Foundation, says the amount from private donors. | have, extreme financial | — ae. eee an maht Ties in 3 a

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and sweeping post-independence their country’s numerous crises

changes.

burlent days befere its inde- On the surface, Algerian cities pendence im 1962 and after have retained their Mediter- fermatien of its own govern- ranean aspect, with crowded ment. sidewalk cafes and cars speed- |

By ANDREW BOROWIEC

NEW YORK ‘AP)—The west. and particularily the United States. should expect no bonus from the Algerian coup d'etat

If anything. the course of the military regime headed by Col Houari Boumedienne should be tougher. more uncompromising. More oriented -toward the Com- Munist bloc

It is still teo early to say

whether Soviet or Chimese ideas structors have been helping the Cottons will eventually win in Algeria. Congelese rebels and virtually Deposed President Ahmed Ben al! African revolutionary move- = j Bella attempted to navigate be- ments have found haven in Al- sizes tween the two theories giers - 241; Boumedienne’s bac k ground It is more than likely that oo, ere and his career shox him as a Boumedienne will continue — if The Gloria

hard line revolutionary doctri- 7

ing along winding streets. The French colonizing effort is very much visible in the form of towering bui! dings. highways, dams and industrial plants

The Ben Bella regime had embarked on an ambitious pro- gram to lead Africa’s revolu- tionary move ment: Guerrillas from Portuguese Angola. Gui- nea and Mozambique have been trained in Algeria. Algerian in-

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gew cadres for training to East- ern Europe and Communist China

This does not mean that Bou- medienne’s Algeria is likely to break with its Western eco Womic partners and particulariy with France. The fact that the junta pledged to honor all agreements shows its concern and intention to proceed with caution

Boumedienne’s regime has in-

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