| government or.the British people on . : l HE W AY ' ‘Covers Prince Edward island Like The D : : Wed. eee si | the virtues of racial equality. Most of Poisoning | There is difference be. Many a politician who Wellece Ward i j o hig | stands a Frank eho the countries ‘that ge the. By Dr. R. Van Dellen | ancen free conten ond cheap | on hi- faeces faeart wat 7 \ +4: : | . Theodore . | A bs i ste every week day morning (except Sun | British Commonwealth o vations are | TORRE ore mere the- °° —Niagara Review. | voters Stratford and statutory holidays) at 165 Prince. Street, | colored. It has been well said that the species of mushrooms that @if- sience is wonderful, but | eomtierald. ae ee ee Commonwealth is in fact an organiza- | ro ta ga on Copri sente, (908 sometimes it seems unfair, The | Your getting old if you rem- ' Souris. tion from which the United Nations | mentarius, is toxic only when eee ot oe | aber ae pee eS ing. Services, Toronto 425 Univeraty ave, itself can gain important lessons in combined with alcohol, This | prizes. — Stratford Beacontier: glass viewer—Windeor Star. ire 3-8894; Montreal 640 Cathcart Street Uni | racial equality and co-operation. when cooked and eaten, but the | “4 A wemes will weer 0 sute ee Zee Seem Ste 1D Wow Georgie Primarily, the British objection to fourmet ls likely to get sick 4 bank teller skillfully em- | suit when she doesn’t ewim, a + Member Canadian Daily Newspaper Publishers this harsh intrusion of the United ‘ ane ee en cee © embezzled enaee and did it s0 | tennis outfit ae she doesn't Fa end The Canadian Press. the Canadian vations info the Rhodesian dispute nifestations vary from nausea to | "ealy thet Ali it could % oe eat oki Ser eek te is exclusively entitled to the use for repub- : es . collapse, depending upon the prove a case. Al i. she lication of all mews dispatches in this paper | was that it would drive the extremist | amount of alcohol and mush | “@* ‘mmerily fire him. The | puts on a wedding dress — <he Geclied 40 it or 10 the Associated Prem or Rev'ers groups in the Rhodesian cabinet to rooms consumed. i fuoatumina right or republication of special dispatches here’ become still more inflexible and un- rere tee geese og was floored at his gall. But the a _ ae psc ag gan ’ ‘| cooperative. On his mission to Salis- hroughout the ages because the oe eo lung. ae ee * “$12.00 » year by mail on rural routes and areas = bury Mr. Wilson found that Premier hee of poisoning has been retto | nome, clothes, a new car. Why | from a story book, to a | Op saevicnd Lip carrier, Smith was actually under notice by | po i 22 aeaeen © hire someone who hae to start son. ‘“‘Little Jeck Horner,” she ¢ $15.00 a year off Isiend and U.K. $20.00 per - are from scratch, and might be'| read, ‘sat in a corner.” “Mot yeer in U.S. and elsewhere outside British Com his more extreme followers that he . but the few harmful v: tempted to ‘steal?’’—Montreal | her," asked the kid, “‘whet's « monweelth. : must on no account yield to the | cola ee ae a Star corner?” —Galt Reporter

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Red China And The UN’

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PAGE 4 THURSDAY, NOV. 18, 195. | Nations made {it much harder and and profuse serie whee Canadian ee _ writer : y : more dangerous. eves contrac! and the victim | UNITED NATIONS (CP) ada from changing her stand Again The Causeway The British also foresaw that the | may develop convulsions end | Communist China has assumed |on Chinese membership in the : become comatose. a philosophic pose on the side-| UN. Canada always has voted

The Winnipeg Free Press, which

| burden of any military action would fall on their own.shoulders. That is

The more deadly Amanita

| phalloides also leads to gastro

- | with the U.S. against the ad- External

| mission of Peking but

found much to deplore in the “brazen is : : ] hat happened. The United , intestinal distress along with ex- | States on the question of seat-| Affairs Minister Paul Martin ' bribe” of a causeway to this province oe . pp eo ce’s salivation, cireulatory fai |ing the Peking government in | indicated earlier during the ations kept up, a running ure, and damage to the liver | the United Nations | current session that Canada's

under the Diefenbaker government, was discreetly silent on the subject during the recent election campaign, even when a start was actually made in calling tenders for the pro- ject. Now, however, our Winnipeg . Liberal contemporary recalls that the undertaking was denounced by a

British Columbia cabinet minister as |

“a political boondoggle to a potato

advice and exhortation té’the British government without any equal ac- ceptance of responsibility, and is now embarrassed by its own handiwork. Wiser heads in the organization now concede that Britain is right in seeking to avoid bloodshed. Her line is to wait until the full meaning of | economic sanctions is brought home

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and kidneys. Both specimens have white gills and spores and grow in clusters on wet or shady. ground. They have a bitter taste and yield a pungent milk. |

Mushrooms should not be eat- en unless they are picked by those who know the real McCoy’ or by commercial dealers who |}Make it their business to be

ican opposition.

| careful. The best known edible species, Agaricus campestris, are found in pastures and gras-

The Afro-Asian countries took over from the Soviet Union the task of finding a place for Pe- king in the world organization— in the face of unyielding Amer-

The United States, supported by 10 nations hostile to Peking representation, carried its oppo- sition to the limit by proposing to the 117-nation General As- sembly that a two-thirds ma-

| position could change if Peking

in world affairs.

Practically all the new Afri- can and Asian nations backed Communist Chinese member- ship. A new eense of urgency was noticed as these countries

king, a number of them strongly denouncing the U.S. for the war

| in Viet Nam. VIETNAMESE WAR

assumed @ more peaceful role

pressed for the seating of Pe--

WHITE MAN’S BURDEN OTTAWA REPORT By Patrick Nicholson

jority be mandatory for mem- | bership.

This proposal was brought in as a guarantee that Communist China would be kept out of the

sy places. The top is white, and the pink gills later change to brown.

Many famous people have

patch,” and it adds, on its own ac- | to the Rhodesians, at the same time

‘ | i he right to send in force “ one may think | Teserving t 8 count, that “whatever on y to maintain law and order if need

The expansion of the war in Viet Nam and the Communist

of the B.C. minister’s terse descrip- : : os se arise. And she has spoken with classic been poisoned by these fungl.| UN for at least another year | Duclear bomb added aignifi- tion of Prince Edward Island, it cer- i Bee a S : * ° e Emperor Nero made his niche bec apparent that | cance to the question of Chinese . ; British restraint in describing the | Strange Doin In Cabinet-Ma . im story by burning Rome. He | Petine’ weelt s ntation. Many tainly looks as though he was right g gs king Line | Seer le Sed ee Peking would attain a simple | Tepresentation epeckers

majority for the first time. | Peking has made the Ameri- jean task less difficult by insist-

decisions taken by the United Nations

as both untimely and unhelpful. disarmament and the halt of

ly . banquets, where poisonous the spread of nuclear weapon~ eeating

in the ‘boondoggle’ part of his. re- mushrooms were served. All the

: Is “The Affair of The Six’ | rare overall majority in a four- ; chases? Thus of eleven Quebec marks.” A “boondoggle,” it finds from ,

following the 1963 election being

se! ates “ ‘. echoed by an “Affair of The | One does not_disregard such Pearson has already seen four | vests, guards, end_gate crash- ‘ing on certain conditions _re- | Made the of Peking im- Webster's dictionary, is “a useless or Service Vote Delay Five” after this month's abor-| talk on Parliament Hill, al- | go, and may soon see four more’ | €6 died. garding its membership, includ- meeeeee. ee a

Over the years, many simple | tests have been devised to deter- |mine the safety of mushrooms, | but as a rule they are valueless,

tive vote? ing one that calls for the kick- ing out of the UN the Nation-

alist Chinese government in

wasteful activity.” departures, A year ago, this

The Winnipeg paper reaches this Malaysia added support to

Reference was made in these those opposing the seating of

columns yesterday to the fact that termediaries who can be denicd

pend on it, “P.EI.’s four seats

conclusion because, on election night, : ; : given a majority mandate, ar- | in case of need. Orie hearkens | the Senate at the time of the Formosa Peking by declaring that evi- despite the incentive of this huge the service vote in the United States | rogantiy demands what the | to’euch talk because strange | next election; this too may row | T? be safe, buy your BIG OBSTACLE dence by. Communist roject and the extra mil- | is not singled out and debated across | voters refuge. That, es Prime | things are going on in the pro- | happen. at a reliable store. The Peking government also | China “makes it clear beyond

causeway pro} the land as it is in Canada, but in- | Minister Pearson and "other | cess of cabinet-making im O°-| Replacements in the Cabinet WAKEFULNESS —_ has demanded the expulsion of | doubt that nothing in the world lions the. Liberals proposed to ex- : ee ministers declared, was the rea- | tawa’s ; | are likely to include young star _°-G. writes: Is there a sick- | ‘a}) imperialist puppet states’ | of international relations ie less tegrated with the servicemen’s own | son why Canada was put to the | Canada's 19th administration | John Turner, old hand Bob Win. |¢88 the opposite of sleeping | from the world organization and | important to that state than ent-

op-

es ; i j ine million expense and the four already in two and a half | ters newcomer . | ing sickness, where the perso®}that the UN retract its 1 . went golidly Tory. Tie Litherats, it *|-constitneneles-andineluded—tn—the- | 2 Sate Saale dion Lapelin acento oocanaliy nigh ra rece | ccrreh sae tae land eee? | conta stperat Mae} This-view,-however,_was—op-— : t tow. | general totals-on~ election day: Why |" ann electién:”* of thi voladaieras : pad - REPLY China as in Korea, | posite to that of France which seems, might as well have sen : jecessary number thirty Our 14th Prime Minister aggressors x boats.” It adds, resignedly, thatthe | cannot the same practice be followed | A promise of support for a | sworn into office, and of those stumbled into disasters with his | cure in wertain memal dinordors | Comdemaing the U.S. incteed. eget ile BE ih on as “th ks and | in this country? The same query, we government formed by the mién- eight have not survived. Short- | ganines perhaps because he him- | Sod Oe ih in which The biggest obstac Union in backing Pe! causeway is “now on the boo! ority Liberal party was obtained | ly - and I write this on the seir appreciates the subtleties of si those way 6f the seating of the Com- king mem- will no doubt be built,” and concludes | note, has been posed by the Montreal rag ~ — ; ee ” - 1988. antes re of Walter Gordon's re- parliamentary procedure. He | Eyapbalone ant. f oreshaggy Se udtinekens rab - a “- + Seydoux, France ? F . * ee | ae . 4 ¢ r : ‘a e that “if as a byproduct it should cause Gazette, which points out that our promise tipped the Salar sODAS “GOAT? £0: | wrongly converted’ his pawns | somnia may occur in healthy in- haenteen ai to help cae ame representative to "ihe di liticians finally to realize | Present system of conducting the ser- | geaies, and caused the change | The former Finance Minister into bishops as his first move; | dividuals. : peace to Viet Nam—the U.S. | UN, explained that the assem- Canadian po y Bi five of his early ministers had | ’ , that voters simply will not be bought, | Vice vote is bad for two important | of government. Manieees Ceceuoe bee said he cave | never. sot in pactiament,. Ord. | Potting” eran arivied {teeta ents ee te Be, | ty Gok oot Se eames | reasons. out vesues aie coast on ees eee T ie | four had experienced only one | skill aad holiaraent - | gamers” Gecseuens relations aise the UN. He asked! ag | * te ~ | short eéssion. Newspapirs made (Note: All “What government left on

it will still be money splendidly well | pce | with India, as well as alleged

In the first place, it leaves the

spent.’ , ‘ don goes, can his co-chairmen | oak aelbcages Seas sewe'l de Dr Van, Deden oa lees Evidently-the Free—Press ix un- | Twaults of the voting on election’ day Sapp ehected io hinge” aoa Shin dene the role of Judaz | comers; but, like instant cotiee, | aéhroseed ter De. Theohers. | orens. Se eee tea ae ie pirne nage aware, and is-determined to remain | Still undecided. In the case of a close | British Columbia under the | goat leading the sheep into the | ‘ey lacked the body and fia-/ Van Dellen, c-0 Chicage Tri- | It is China's somewhat angry | display kindly sentiments to- unaware, of the economic justifica- | vote, as occurred on November 8, it Social Credit banner, in an et abattoir? It looks as if he is a | YOUr_of the well-brewed product. | bune, Chicage, Ilisels.) disposition that has kept Can- | ward it? ta ~ : ort to enlist their support burnt ificed to tion for this great undertaking, as | leaves the fate of the government in | Qi Prong sorhtig 1 EN tc ay shown in the surveys conducted by | balance. In any case it leaves some | WHAT WOULD VOTERS SAY? | Walter Gordon planned to mark

the federal works department and

“constituencies with uncertainty as to

the job at Ottawa in keeping this pro- ject alive and in its right perspective.

of enlightening members from other parts of the country as to the savings it will effect in eliminating ferry deficits, as well as its value and im- | portance to the whole Atlantic area. The Liberal attempt to capitalize on it in a glaringly partisan manner | came to grief, it is true; but that is as it should be. Now it is up to all con: cerned to push it forward on its merits.

Bungling UN Policy

| They should take every opportunity | |

The services are made up of volun-

| teers. Even though professional ser-

vicemen, they are still, in a real sense, citizen-servicemen. We do not live in a country where the armed forces are a state within a state. Their vote should be considered as a citizen vote,

| and tallied with the rest of the citizen

vote. If the electoral laws could be changed, we would no longer hear from politicians on election night the same statement: “We will have to

wait. for the service vote.” On elec °

tion night the decision would be, as it ought to be, complete and final. The

ters, but? what is the viewpoint them, written soon after the his- of society at large? toric decision of the US. Sup-

An auction held earlier this reme Court this year that made month in the ballroom of the segregation illegal in public Gotham Hotel in New York pro- schools. was bought by a dealer vided some intriguing financial | in rare books. In the letter. the indicators on this question. | president said: ‘‘I have always

On sale were a number of iet- | opposed forced integration in

| ders from the great, the good, | the public schools, feeling that

| this was a matter for the indi- dual state to decide." will! made out

and the infamous.

A: letter from President Ken- nedy, in which he politely dec- lined to lend money to an actor was sold for $335. Three letters |™ from Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy to another actor, Basil bone, telling about a White

2.

by Ernest

>

22 years old sold for $325, @ letter written by Adolf Eic- | from a jail cell in Israel | ‘fetched $1,000. The ‘latter docu-

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his resignation by taking a

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The United Nations has added | People would -have spoken, and the O ( Sake daerthe Docurventaticn of id , ook ae Se ur Yesterdays ‘|! taticn of | : sae nothing to its laurels by.the-bungling | servicemen would be, as they ought : y = gy ee ry Boiler and Pressure Vessel Safety

policy it has followed in the matter

of the Rhodesian crisis. To hear the |

representatives of the new African nationsat the Security Council, British Prime Minister Wilson was al- most an accomplice to the rebellion of Premier Smith and his white gov- efnment. This meeting had been re- quested by Britain in order to dis- close ‘the punitive steps that were being taken. And just before it open- ed—while Mr. Wilson was making a last-ditch effott to find a peaceful solution to the threatened rebellion— the Africans and their Asian allies were permitted to ram througha

resolution. in the 117-nation General |

Assembly lashing Britain for being indifferent to the rights of her black subjects. :

Surely the representatives of the

_United_States_and other western _na-

to be, among the people. . It is to be hoped that this has been the last election in which the vote of the armed services will be reported | nearly a Week after election day. The practice is bad, in every way.

. EDITORIAL NOTE

Although the Royal Mint in Lon- don is turning out a million Churchill Crowns*a week, the coins are‘ still hard to come by. Demand for the | 5-shilling pieces—with a face value of | 70 cents—has been particularly strong in the United States. One result is that the coins have already shot up to a premium. One side of the new coin carries a raised profile of Sir Winston; on the other side is | a portrait of Queen Elizabeth. The /. crown is about the size of an Ameri- can silver dollar. but there the com-

(From The Guardian Files) TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

Lee Harvey Oswald, the mur- derer of President Kennedy, that got the best price of the | This was a letter written

China, Japan was reported to be seeking direct peace negotia- tions with Gen- Chiang Kai-Shek, head of the Chinese government and army.

Expecting victory over Greece in two or three days, the Italian army found handicaps in its mo- tor equipment. and low morale as well as the strength of Greek resistance, wounded Italian offi- cers said in Salonika, Greece.~

TEN YEARS AGO

for that piece of history

AIM AT ANIMALS

CALCUTTA (AP). — The In dian food ministry has declared war on rats and monkey: as von ee ne

N , 1955) for ¢ i ambaram |

The Board of Dicsctirs of the |Subramaniam,. the minister, | Charlottetown Y.M.C.A. recent- told a rally that there arc 10 | ly received with gratitude, a le- fats for each of India’s 490.100,- gacy of $500. from the estate of | 900 people, all eating food des the late John B. Andrew. perately meeded by humans.

The meeting of the Ladies HEROES UPSET HONORS Auxiliary of the P.E.1. Pharma- VIENNA (AP) ~ The cere | ceutical Association was held at mony planned by an Austrian the ¥.M.C.A. last Tuesday even- animal protection society to_

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