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Iiuilreu office. shall Tower Buildtu 660 St. l tnarinu Street. then In A. Ianatt. III Gannon Iluagu Frill WIIKU. Idllll loam Canada) Only Nevwnpc Publuhon Auoaaiioa Ienibu of his l'IIIdlII Pre- lemhr Audit Bureau at Ctcuin Ii-urn ullieu ll siunm . lacuna Aalhnnud II II-coed VII. Mall by the Pan Office Department. Ottawa

i Iy Lune: Criuloualown. summer-bee Il5.llI an ID un IZIIIIIIIN in PEJ. I900 other Prulmceannd

U I. Inna pet Inlun.

-'tTl"Ii-e'O pgcat m-emery II weaker tbn the weakest Ink." raciiz 4 VWEDNPISDAT. VJli'Nt3;2'. 1057

New Industries

The State of Maine, like the Illaritiincs. is an under-industrialized rcizlon. There arc many large in-

- dustrics in the State; but most of fhcin oro cuitcciitivitcd in a relatively :It't':l. in this rrwpcct, too, its

.:ivi:ill pliplllnllttli 1x' mllvll lll-v? that Of the Nariiiiiir--'.

Ti... gi..i.- I -igxl'illlllfr', which ad- jniirm-vi 7-I lull fl-Do 'r"-3"- ll”-'ldPd 7,0 (1,, .;,,.,,,..i.,,.-- 1.. mwtuwi this indust- rial iiuli.il.iiw-.- it it-Wiilml ill Will 8 rcforeiirluni early in the fall on a

plan to pl-ox-irlr: stoic-iiisiired mort- RHE” lnmis for coiistriictioii of llf".V industrial buildings. The ari'aiii.'0- mam, if gppmvcd by the elcctors, as it probably will be. will call for the setting: up of a non-profit cur- porzition ivliicli would go about seek- lng new iiitliistrics. Wlicii a siiiliililu prospect was found the coipuralitin would ask the Maine lnriustrial Riillclinc Sonic-131 lllll"ll lV""l'l M established iiiulor tlin legislation, to insure I nioi-tgngc lozm obi.-iiiiiwi in

regular financial channels. The CDI'- l

poratlori would build the stiiicture. and administer it: and up '0 9” ll” (pm nf the cost would he iiisiiicd ill" til! Slate.

Fniinwinz fhg ,-ufcrciiiliiiii-- pm- Mqd ii Eh-pg fhp go ahead siiznal- -R arterial so;--.i:uii the lI';:l5-l'rlllll'P will he i-aii,.,i i.. ,.-.-i up tho Riiilrliii: Amhmih. Wm.-h Mn be pnmposed of Prominent hiisinesil men and which u-iii gr? on loan applications. The hnpn is that the plan iiill attract mom). Mmh its not now available for new industrial ventiirea..

Would something of the surf N (...;,.;ihi., hm-9 on a provincial or I regional l'i:isis:'? it uoiild be "H" ll?) for the four Pym-iricea to R91 "lo 89".”... in pn-operatlOn under the

of

than Ind Alberloa

States doesn't want to be left behind in the race for new markets for surpluses-hence. the new look at China. Canada may as well get ln' the competition, too. It seems likely that China has a good many dollars and cents stowed away. as well as opounds. shillings and pence.

Instrument Ol Tyranny

T,-gal by jury is, of course, I prccinus possession. Yet, like most othcr good things it can be Ibused. It can even he made an instrument of tyraiiiiy. In fact. it is being Id- vocatcd for that purpose at this moment on the floor of the United Sfafos House of Representatives.

For several months the Eisen- liowcr a(llllllllSIl'all0f1 has been try- iniz to force tlirnutlll Congress a bill to guarantee civil rights. Its PUPDOSG is ,0 gain for Soiithcrn Negroes the Anni 1.. Vulv iihii-ti at present is di.ni..d thpyn in emci-al states. One of mg .-taut-on ill the hill provides may in ;,.,i;m.-on iilicre intimidation agaim, N...:,.....,- ervkllm to exercise their ry-a,”-higp in iir:i('llS(lCl. ill? Al- torncy (jciicral of the United States" can appeal to a Fcdcral Court for an injunction. It provides further that when the injunction is unhcedcd tlic pcrson icspoiisiblc can be tried for the offence and convicted by the Court without Ii jury. 11 mPall5 simply that the judge Wlm lsslws tlic iujiiui-lion is and should he cin- pmicrcrl to ciilorcc it.

Soiitliern RPPl'hsciitativcs. how- ever. dctcrmiiied to keep NPEF0 Vl'l' 7.viis from voting, are insisting that the jury systciii he made opcratlw in contempt pr0('f'0flll1l19- Th9.V 31'" doing this, of course. not b0t'aU-i9 they want to see justice done--ah lll(tLlEll this is what tlicy say-lllll i,....n.,,-.- ihpy want to see it cll't'uIHr vcnicd. Tlicy know vcr.V W9” lhal .miv- in rare iiistaiiccs- probably in no lllxlFllll'P Wfllllfl R .l'lV.V ”r Whll" 5-nu,h,.,-.1.-pg convict anyonc cliiirzcd Wm. im,...aim;; Negroes in am win"

whatsoever. This is proved by Hi? fact that even in murder trials. Wl,,.,.., Nag,-on; are the victims and mute persons the dcfcndants. juric: invarlahl.V hrmll in V””'l'l'lS "I "" So, it comes 10 P353 lhal

,t:uilty". A

trial by .llir.V. One of the foundation stoiics of a free s0PlPl.V- '5 Nil": tivistcrl and lllllllflfi into an instru-

ment of gross tyranny.

p ' ,,p .::4,'.”.." a .. .1i(l(( qlwg .,

H FlRSiT some bTRAlGHTEllslltxlGi”LilP

A Roundup by 1

Mniilri-at Star Ilndi Impartial iibscrw.-i's. nunc of uhoin. so far as ue know. forcsaiv this devas- Latin: result. nioiiths nhoiii iiie causcs of ll. Our own hclicf is that the government died of old age. People had had ennugli of Liberal rule . . . In tho Maritimc prnvinccs there was ir- ritntinii nvcr Liberal boastiiizs about a iirospcritv which had nasscd ilicm by. On the Prairies If uas ilic rhukcd grain elcvaiors and the ivht-at surplus. in Ontario It was a return to historic al- legiance and thc desire to provide I roiinlcrpoise tn the mild Liberal support in Quehcc.

Mmilrcal Herald Ilnrll lf is apparcnt today that Fanadia-is. apart from those living in Quebcc. want no more of the Liberal ad-

'ministratinn hcaderl by the l'l'.

will now argue for 7

Press Comment On Election

'lie (fanadilti Prt-In

l LIKE OVERRIPF. FRl'lT

Ottawa Le Droit llnd.l- The Si. Laurent govcrnnicnt toll of itself. like an ovcrrlpe fruil . . ercry- onc who represented some iezit-i of the regime was bcalcn: (V D. llmvi-. bureaucratic ElTl'4I'.',all("'; Smart Garson. ccnlralizaiioa: wal- iler llarris. overtaxalion; Rnloti i flainpncv. wastc: Greg: and Wm- lcrs. economic inequality: Hiisiiv-s Lapoinic .cnmplaccncy of .4 mvm bcrsliip spoiled by too casy sur- cesscs.

Halifax Mall-Slur ilnd.I.. Pnnservaiive elation was urmpcrrd by the knowledge that although the party Lind the biggcst block of seals ll lacked in clear majority and would need the support of the smaller. splinter parties to carry on the business of the country. 1 How long I government could re-

Hun. i.-ms si. liailrenl . H...-.-. main in office. with the halanrr. evcr. any oflcctive coicrnnicnl ill D0ll('T in "19 hands Of miMI'll.V must bc nnc of coalition, rrrn i KTf"lll5- '3 l7l'0bl0l'l'l3lll'Rl Hllfl siiniably hctvicr-n Ihc P(is and thc l h"'"l3'l "P "W l"l55lhllll.V' Ill lN'

Social ('rcdil party. which has in- dicated that it would he Wlillfll to enter I piiri-ly tcmrmrary narco-

- other election within the year. Vlctnrll Colonlut find.) - The

smashing Progressive Conserva-

tive victory at the polls through-

to he Liberal The Liberals de- prirtcd from llbPl'alISm when they put piihlic credit behind a private company to build the lrans-Cam ada pipeline. instead of building the whole line under public own- ershlp. They departed still fur- ther from liberalism when they tricd to clioke off debate on the pipclinc bill.

Calgary Albertiui (lnrl.t- The only certainly was that another elcclinn would have to be held

within ii year. perhaps even this ycar. The Conservatives. having dcmonstralerl their strength in the other provinccs. will now he in a position to appeal to Quebec and at the next election could very well decimalc the Liberals there II they have everywhere, else. . . .

Vancouver Suiiilnd.l--And how have the mighty fallen! Howe. (Iampney and Garaon. H a r r i I. llcllycr and Gregg. Winters. Ln- pninte and Mccann . . . Friendly critics warned and entrented them. for years before yesterday's deb- acle. to curb their tendency to rule the cniintry as A private prcst-rvc. Conscious of their own recliludc. thcy continued in ignore Idvicca until the moment of public. rejec- flon came . . . f'aiiadI must rc- iiign itself to I period of weak

Cholgo

Low sadiuuiroqd;

I: II:-iIII N. Inhale. ID. Pntnbly dhtx mIItIciiItiaI"IIIQ.gN

not till! IIIwlui:lii-IItriolI-IIdtIIicoI-

:kmpttII.lewtldIrId.tliIpItlIIu

".nui::'ho:neIIlMl;VlI&tfood can or -

pInol.tblIdoeI

To &.lI . all I would to Iolva 1'3! low.

WIDE clown

Wblle tbIrIIrIniIny foods II- IIclIllylWlIIrIhi- ofyou wliomuntavoldaalbvou but

I wide choice of foods in everyday

permitted I law-Indium diet want Ind pun- Id rice. Ibudded what. rolled

oats Ind lulled wheat. wlieIt meal.

cooked Ind unultod fIrlnI. rice.

nucamnl Ind IpIgbIttl. Egu-only one per day.

VARIETY or MEAT!

Meet-Ind Poultry- Freeb or fro- Ien veal. pork. beef. lImb. rIbblt. chicken. turkey. duck. quail. (Re- member wlilte ineIt contains en Iodium than dIrk men.) A null serving of liver is permtt:ed'once every other-week. Canned dietetic

meals. ,

Flali-Fresh ban. flounder. hall- but. cod Ind salmon. lllfl unsett- cd canned dietetic tuna or salmon.

Vegetables-Corn. cucum-' s. In- paruua. white and Iwe-it pu.a1oeI. string buns. cIbbIge cauliflower. tomntotea. bi-unels Iprauu. lef- tuce. broccoli. endlvc. Iquuh. par- anlpa. eggplant limI beans tex- ccpt frozenl. onions. turnip tops. peppers. peas (except imzeni. ok ra, rutabagu. pumpkin Ind rId- ldhes.

Fruits--Ill fruits except those in which sodium benwate is used Is I preservative.

UNSALTED BREAD

BreIdI Ind Crackers--Unsalted bi-end. yeut rolls. but takes. waf- fleii. Puaover matzolia.

Fats-Lard. vegetable shorten- ing and oil. unsalted salad dren- lngs and unsalted butter or mar- urine.

Desserts-Fruit pics with unsalt- ed crusts. fruit iapiocI pudding. izcltin using plain gclatlnand fruit juice, homemade ice cream. cus- tard and cakes and cookies made with sodium-free baking powder Ind without salt.

Beverages - Coffer. tel. friiil juices. cocoa. carbonated drinks and milk in specified Imounts.

I will have more to say about your milk allowance tomorrow.

QUESTION AND ANSWER

Y. E. T.: My brother had ii cut on his face. which healed with I very large. red near. Will the ant recur if it is cut out?

Answer: Certain people have I tendency to form large scars or ke- lolds following injury. Uuiiually they do have I tendency to recur.

X-ray treatment during the heal- ing alone can prevent this to mine degree.

”fi.. Age oialsig-J There If any mIn be in Clirllf.

III II I new erutur: old thing: In pueed Iwny. behold. all llitiin

W Notes: aft :1i-lei?-Lwwv . .5 i

2

i

' . .5 5 - - in-in-annoy-can-iniui, .oIoLbhe-I-tquiuguugg, III:-IIIIII duuiud Inc in use. gm Irutu prominence to use. Klllldllllctlllllh popularity lhl;d.lI:Il'lIIlll:eI'ol.hllI has tier of the clIIIlcI. There is uni liupe von re. - Kingston lnribe world.-Part Arthur New Whit-Sllndlrd cnniiieu ., . ltIkIrdtIIIywbalItb,numi no IIIII Ii-cud the Inner II- eulllcrltina member of the wIyIlIIvetbIrIIrfciidIrIol ll:totIket.ot.bebIllgIinc-0.. their cu-I sticking out of the II;- ""3 W50 KIWI nothing about .3; uny M.-g gum (in min. bIIIbIl.l. or the son who know: lion to lniuw tbat in Inuit Idoulll Warming. - siuiioi-ii Beacon- tn fit lnIidI.-liuniltoa Spectator Harald Aapenku-wIItIlklIgtoIbIIcb wll!d0WIhIV!lohgvQu.m at muuu Ibout an old days of postase stamps commemoratiiig the West Illd lot around to Billy Ind that? Would not on, d,; we Kid. "11. iuiiod 11 man before uzn. carrying the simple picture

lain Pollock II the BBC: "Our ,nfficiIl weather prophets in Bn talp know better than most how the prophet: of old must often have felt in their relations with their public. None of our weather men has II yet been stoned to death. but it has quite often been I very near thing."-BBC Publicailon

A who did more to promote eomparmieiitallzcd living than oth- ers of his time and earlier died the

other day in Florida. He was Mi-..

William L.,Murphy. eighty-one. in- ventor of the Murphy bed. Perhaps It can more accurately be called the immortal Murphy bed. for the name is stretched to cover all kinds of beds that fold into the will. no matter how.

It III I great day for the Bri- tish isles - though it treated the occasion with the calm of a Chin-, ese emperor receiving due tri- bute from the fringes of civi.iza- lion-when the first cargo of froz- en meat arrived from New z(S' lInd 75 years ago. This new source of cheap food. mutton at about six- pcnce I pound. solved one of Bri- tain's most pressing problcnis ill the closing decades of tlic ceiituiy and wIs the basis of the Dl(lSp”il- ity of Australia and New Zcalaiid. -Manchester Guardian

of the Queen. serve to c .

our mail? If the Post Offilcre) has to issue special stamps. why ca... not it issue them in the small econ. omy size? The swimmer. fisher. men. hunter and skier were all of the larger size. which makes 11,, tongue roll up extra mileage when licking and which poseI a problem when it comes to sticking. it in, envelope you are using L-ham-c; to be small. or if your scraiil 1. large.-Bclleville Intelllgencer

p Refrigeration

Repairs To All Makes

APPLIANCES SALES Ii SERVICE

MOTORS

Rewinding and Repairs ELECTRICAL Repairs

Palmer Electric

PIoneIl5U 8544

EDITORIAL NOTES

A pngf-Pl('l'llf)H thought: "Th?

of APFA". Perhaps 11 W 8l' . - . 892i! mi-iii. A Pt -5( ioalitinn assuredly In ham” mm

ready hcrvn cuiisiilcrcd. .. . ' nvnr, but the work ncicr is Second Thoughts '” '5 . . . . .,,.k ..,. done while lhe Pmwl 0 vi 1 whpn H” Rrmsh Govpmnmm mains." --- Justice Oliver Wendcll

gnvernmcnl. FUTIFRI-I l'R05Pl'1(lTS - - . .. ' . , ' ..('.,",,';;;'t"A.,.;";,',:;",;,':.','.,.”t::,' t,',','.'I,, Iusv MAN rmovs T: I EAK rim... man who in.

down the St. Laurent government. . bund I cup of Ten works wonder: when the manure mounta. the Conservative vote does not X y, -

seem to have been strong enough - to enable Mr. Diefcnbaker In form

' Q S

N” no, 1”, "1, normal lm. RM" . out (lamida yesterday was of such 0; ,, pa,.1,am,.n,- H mm, in m,.,' 1 I nature Ihal more is little likcli- quickly no on lhc rocks. Rotor! l lmml "l 3'" '"9mPl5 7" 3" 51”” hump ”m.,.,m.,. W9 mm, "mm in from the defeated St. Laurent re- in m, mil, gimp . . . Mr. Diefenbaker iii an-

ANOTHER El.l-I(”l'ION? """' "' "W" "" """” "' ll”

zy V.

V.-. .,

victory.

clsms cision.

mctit, pondered in the lfnitc dent Eiscnhoixrer has that "in the ion: TU" & stnppcd. Yflll either mitlioi-izcd tr nine trade." Meanw

donut exp"?! :1" g0"'zi:;t ":,..,,,,h. Ipgting that 1 G T” i

gcfing uitliniif tho coiwinf United States, (lI'l'lf'lWl to WI-or 'I"rI'l" restrictioiis with (lhina and put coni- moi-ce betwecn the two coiiiitrics on n more rcalistic lmsis. there WW9 Imp-1 prnlrtsls ll1 lVHKlllllCl”l'l and ccrtiiin sci-tioiis of tlic .-Xnicriwiii press. The British action would ini- pair this gm-iiritv of the West and p,..,.h,..,; .-p-.;i.-oy the Atlantic. Alli- alii-c, ll uiis :: ll'lPl( l'l'”ll1ll"d 1” Curry t';ivuiii- with Asiatic pcopliw at (big pxp('llSP of the United States. ll would not be torn! h"l”'” R"""”" W.-mp: hp condiiig gun: and hoiiilis as ucll its liiiJlr'r and tractors in tlic Chinese (hmniiiiiists. Th" lW'ltl"lll gl-imverl that Britain could not he tnldvd 1., ,-an-V out allied REF??- ments. 'l”li--sc wore sonic 01' "19 "Nils

that folloiicd thc llritisli dc-

Alrr-ad.V. hmvcvcr. filth" 3 llwk

or so after the British announce-

scconrl thoughts arc liciin: d Sl.'itcs. lli'csi- gfafnd publicly trade cannot are going to have ndp or i'lHl1flP- hue, constitu- suit-

of the l

Holmes on his with birthday. 0 C O

'l'lie liopulation of the l'nilNl States has now PR5-Vd lhe 171 mm iark and is incrcasinz h.V.3-nm it is an ll1lpI'flSSlVf' TISIUW3 3 iv-at-is, it is less

lion n cxiory day. but, on a pcr capll

than the Canadian increase. 0 O I

Tim lwst story we licard from llic liiistinizsz Two fricnds. one very liard of hcarinn. WW” ll5lN""R in 3 political speech. After the man had ghoiitcrl and gcstlciilatcd for more than an hour. the hard of hearing man ziskcd his fricnd: ”What's the talking about?" Rcllllpd ll”

man . "I don't. know, he hasn't said

othr-r: yct."

O O C

A l'iiilml Statcs' Scnator told I groiip of students "it in not neces- sary for A politician to hPc0mP T8")- oiis in order to rcndcr ii good Dllhllfl S...” 1.... " That, no doubt. is true. But whmq. ig tho politician who doesn't think he is famous?

O O C

A Vf'f1llll'P into Iiiloniafion h.V ('-aiindais Post Office Dcpartmcnt is expected to spccd mail sorting to 10 letters I second. This 31,428,000 ma- chine. now being installed in Ottawa.

Mnnlrcnl - Matin tlnd.I- f'aiia- dinns Iiavc cxprcsscd their discon- tr-nt iiitli Llbr-riil politics in Ol- taivn The pcoplc have had enouizh of being led by I biirenucracy . . of payinii exccvsive taxes

. . nf rentraliwd power . . . at polilirs based not on Ihc Interests of (tnnadinns hiit of foreigners. One can say that cxccpt for in Quebec. the Libcral party hail been literally pulverlzcd.

00.-Iwl Pltlun (ind. l.lb.l--This election has thus at least pIvMl the way to I rcsloration of the two-pariv systcm, and for this even the briiiscd l.ihcralii-llboiild feel I rcrtnin sciisr of compen- sation. The setback to the govern- ment led by Mr. St. Laurent in probably hcsl explained by the de- sire for I ciiange for the sake of I chiingc. It is difficult to believe. really. that votes were overwhelm- lnizly cast Igaini-t the government because of any groan mismannne ment of the public biisiness.

SAFEGUARD FREEDOM

Sukalotui Star - Phnenlii (Ind. Lib!-What is certain is that ('3- midiaii voters have voted them- selves I period of cxcitinn but basically unstable politics. A new election likely will he called in another year or two. or even mom-r. in the hopns that some one party will emerge with I clear parliamentary majority.

Torrmui Telegrnm find.) - A Itnashinii Ind savage tide of poll- dcal resentment has delivered I rebuke to the St. Laurcnt govern- ment for which there is no par- Illcl in our history . . . Mr, St. Laiirenl'x resignation and that of his government In only I matter of time. but In apparent deadlock in the new House of Commons renders prediction of the course of events extremely difficult . . . the balance of power will rendi- with one or both of the iirnaller pIrtieii . . .

TRIUMPH FOR CONS!-)llVATlVl'A

Winnipeg Free Fri-II tlllfl-Ll" The election In I triumph for the

Ottawa Journal llnd. Cont It V p II in llIP evcrlastiniz credit of f'I- C""""YlllV'”- D97?” '5 I "W" riadian: that. often curt-Ions nf "'"”""l "'1" "ll" Vl('l"T.V 0' I

their frcr-dnms. thcy rose on Mon- day In iiatcizuarrl freedom

check Ind punish the pretentiona

of men who had hceri brought by pow:-r tic-ld too loniz to forget frec- dom. . . for Canada. for all who value frccctom. the iznin will be zrcal. . tfie one sccmingly certain think! is that Mr. St. Lau- rent't govt-rnmcnt cannot In on. An Iilempi hv it to cling to of- fice. to hold pm: or by rnanrwiivreii and Illlancr-it with vplinter parties, could invite only contempt and Inner which xonncr or inter must bring drastic consequences.

St. .lolin'I Dally Neva find.)- ". . . Canada hi now going In period of I

have to face up to I uncertainty in which one or both

pnrtyls ritnmimi and fitness to

M nerve tho nation. After the Libs-rnl

pnrty bu for an ion: been l)vivi- loud to enjoy the confidence nf t'.ie Canadian people. bltterni-ss over I rebuff has no place. The wise cnursc for Liberals is to M- cept the fact of defeat frankly and grIclouIly; to be honest in search- ing out the reuons for the mrmu reaction Ininsi the governmrni; Ind to let to work in put the lib- eral party'I home in order accord- lnizly.

Peta-rborongli litxnmlin-t nlml.v - The undoubted victor of June to iii the CInIdiIn voter. no tin paid little Ittantton to the school- mntcrliu q (ditorul writers. Ind ' the funny nurse-mIlding of "get ' out the vote" troupe for years:

l in: (lmiiida.

I izovcrnmcnl himself. it fl0('K not seem possible that the Concern- tiveii can form I stable Idmq'nlii- tratinn even by joining forceii vnth nm! of the smaller parties; lim- does it iiccm possible that the Lib- erals can do so. Accordingly it most lilicly will be necessary to have anoihi-r izciicral election in the immediate future, By refusing to Iltempt to form I ilnvcrnment on their preaent 100-odd seats. by refiislnz In enter an iinslnhle co- alition even if that would give them A mriiorily in the House. the ('xinIi-rvntivm can prepare the way for that volc.

Halifax Chronicle - llcnld (Ind) --The nlllional resurgence of the Progressive Conservative party in yesterday's federal election has left I povicrful new force firmly planted on the Canadian political scene. It can only be dcscribcd M Diefenhakerlnm litter the cruiiId- Iiii: country lnwyer from the west- erri plain! who led his party out of 21 years of frustration with his personal fire and frlcndlini-six and I manor-Iism that penetrated to the grass roots of the nation as few, if any. lender: have been Ihle in do in such I Iliorl . . . time in the history of our coun- try. This. and I widespread feel- lmz . . . at lcast in F:ngllIh-iipeIk- that another party iihoiild be givcn I chance in Id- minlstnitlon in Ottawa. must be Ici-cpl:-d 5! iii: two main lIclon which transfnrred so many of Far- llamcnrn scans from Liberal in cfIVI!f'f'V.IIll'P ranks