14 The Guardian, Charlottetown. Wed. Dec. 2, 19“.

Wild Marshal And Lady Waging

Hot Pakistan Election

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CHITTAGONG. East Pakistan l l -— The freedom special. with hundreds of people sitting Itop it and screaming thou- sands running alongside. rolled slowly into view. In the mass ysteria someone pulled the emergency cord and the train lumped to a halt.

Miss Fatima Jinnah. a frail. diver - haired woman of 71. walked wearily to the door of her coach to tell her excited "children" why they should re- place the six-year-old regime of President Mohammed A y :i b

han. In his place. she argued they should elect her.

Scenes like this occurred ‘re-p _____._________._,___.__

l30-Mile Section TCH Opened In

. Quebec Provtnce

ST. HYACIXTHE. Que lf‘Pl Roads Minister Bernard Pinard said here the openin: of a lI‘iO-milc section of the Trans- Canada Highway from here to St. Nicholas. near Quebec City. will mean “tanzible economic p rng r e s s" for communities along the way.

With Public Works Minister Rene St. Pierre of Quebec an federal member Bernard Pilon of Chambly-Rouville. he o‘liu rially opened the divided. lim- ited-access four-lane route.

The r-cremom’ took place where the Trans-Canada Hist:- way meets Highway

.Vlr. Pinard said the route wil‘ be completed from Ontario to the New Brunswick border bv 1967. in time for the lilo? \lont real world‘s fair. in some areas it would have six and even eight lanes. it would be two lanes frotn the New Brunswick border to

RlVlPX‘D-dthlmup and tour lanes.

from there to Botlt'het‘vlllt‘. near Montreal

Tenders ‘.\lll he called this Winter on work to extend the highway as far as Montmazny. about 40 miles east of Quebec City. by this time next year.

Total cost of the inn-mile high- way will he SlOtUtthﬂOft

$50 Million Fund To Fight Rural Poverty

\lOVTRF3.\l. iCl"l wThe fcd» arat government has decided to set up a Sriminnlitin special fund o lizht rural poverty under the \RDA plan. Forestry Minister llaurice Sauve has announced.

He made the announcement at the end of a two—day federal- prm'incial conference held to draw up agreements under ARDA. the Agricultural Rede- velopment. and ReliabilitatPon Act for the five year perio startina April 1. 1965.

e meeting was attended bv all in provincial minister re- sponsible for ARDA and some 65 zovernment experts.

Mr. Sauve said the $50.00tmﬁll fund would he “a special con- tribution of the government of Canada toward the elimination of rural poverty in Canada

Money from the fund would be applied to designated low-in- come areas where plans to fight rural poverty have been drawn tip. Provinces will decide which areas these will be.

.does. things will continue toi

quently in recent months out- side this seaport on the Bay of iBengal. The campaign was typ- i ical ot’ the way things are hap- lpening in Pakistan these days. I For Pakistan is in a state of Kflux — politically. economically and socially

l The outcome of the first hil‘. scale national election in 17 ‘years is of more than passing interest in Westtrn capitals. because Pakistan occupies a strategic position.

i Half of this divided nation of ‘100,000.000 people lies astride the eastern approaches to the vast Indian sub-continent. The .other stands between Commu- nist China and the oil~rich Mid-

East.

. The unusual is becoming or- ' v as Pakistan gropes for

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a future political path in the in- ‘ creasingly bitter contest be-

i tween the field marshal and the V.

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Next March one of them will. be elected president for the nextl five years The nation has al-'

.ready voted. during October land early November, but not .dit‘ectly for president. The vot- gers chose 80.000 “basic demo- ,crats." or electors. who next ‘March will form an electoral1 icolleee and actually name thct president. t

Most bets are on Ayuh to

retain power. But even if he

change in Pakistan. 1

This longtime US. ally is shifting to a more neutral; stance in world affairs. snug- gling up to neighboring Comniu-l nist China and chafing in its membership in the LES—backed t? ‘ SEATO military. alliances. ,3

Pakistan at the same time is. searching for solution to thel problems of poverty, hunger}

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hemmed Ali Jinnah. the tale. “Quaid-e-Azam“ (great leaderi. ‘

is herself an unthinkable phen- omenon in this Moslem land Until recently women have been seldom stern and never heard For years Pakistan has been the private political preserve of Field Marshal Ayub. JOINT CANDIDATE

their first in years. She has great mass 8.

But much popular feeling also remains for Field Marshal Ayub who took power in a bloodless coup in 1958. abolished parliamentary government and

tossed out the last of a series of regimes that had kept the; country in political turmoil 31-. most since independence fromj Britain in 1947. g The former army chief ruled Pakistan under martial law un- ' 1962. weeded out corrupt officials and set Pakistan on the road to what experts called re- spectable economic grow . . In 1962. Ayub ended martial. law and gave Pakistan what he Q said was as much democracy? as he thought it was ready for. He promulgated a constitution ‘ providing sweeping presidential‘ powers. joined a political party and unmuzzled the opposition. Since then doubt and disa- pointment have. arisen amid talk of new corruption. Ayub‘s press controls and his jailing of many political opponents. l Miss Jinnah wants to restore parliamentary g o v e r n ment, . take a ceremonial role as pres- ident and let a prime minister‘ wield power. t Ayub says a return to the parliamentary system would be; a disaster, unleashing the quar- 1 netting. splintered political par-‘ ties and renewing the instabil-

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