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religious principles of the bulk of India’s population t

Top Shortages In Cuba Useless Cows (ome ma

VANCOUVER (CP) —. India breeding ” artificial insemina- ha populati 6f- 500,000,000 tion wit North American

The AP world )Shoes a year for each member vegetables by the end of the ede a them —_— breeds, war’ against cattle ais

- ene look’ at of his. family—if he can get year and eliminate rationing on and 250,000,000 cows, all of them eases, and husbandry training ationing shortages them, and if he can afford them all foodstuffs in 1966. underproductive. The first practical "experiment. | ts Castro's Cuba and exam- when they are available. ~ aq

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Ines the state of Indonesia's Ii is not uncommon to wait’ By ANTOINE YARED A Canadian professor of ami. 9 8 large farm near Calcutta,

economy. It alse discusses in line for two or three hours JAKARTA (AP)—Inflation is ™4! Science is. trying to bring herd from 1,500 native eattie. “|

the relative calm today in to get into a store to find that hitting low-inEome people living these two phememena into | “India is very short of pre.| {

Cyprus. shoes are not available in the |in Indonesia's cities. The price rt Of helpful relationship. | iv aise mast people donner |

size needed. Men and ' wives, % rice has increased 200 per Dr. J.C. Berry of the Univer~ o5+ meat,” said Dr. Rerry. | 0 F By ISAAC M. FLORES ‘often prowl the business .sec- cent-sitice January, sity of British Columbia say8 ‘ssi is one of. the most a. Sal

HAVANA (AP).In this, the tions so they can: find out im- Officials are engaged in a tug nly 100,000,000 “gows would pro- ceptable forms of protein in the a ( “vear .of agriculture,” Cubans mediately when and where % War-over who should super- duce four times as’ much milk Indian” diet.” , e x \\ : Sontinue to endure shortages shoes, panis or dresses are be. Vite efforts to tame the econ- a8 the present herd, if properly The key issue remains the re- ag|

of food, clothing, shoes and i. omy. cared for. ; i , g sold. A store may have a °™Y: | : e form of the anti-slaughter laws, | other essentials needed item ‘one jor sell. out President Sukarno for a long : H his general plan could be jowever. “‘It Will take eight to =. “By far the most essential quickly and then be without jt me said nothing was wrong implemented b the end of the 19 years, and we must ask ro ftems we lack are clothing and for Waaks ‘ov wanniha, with: the Indonesian economy, century, when India's population India has that much time," said. shoes,’ said an elderly clean-; but recently he confirmed that will have doubled, it would still Dr. Berry. . wi m

ing woman CAN’T PLAN MEALS the country is suffering from in- mean twice as much milk for . sano

They are strictly rationed So _ The housewife's big complaint flation: “each individual. BAGPIPE NEEDED LESSON: fs food, but Cuban housewives ‘* ‘hat she can never plan The state of the economy ts 4 critical part of the plan, A. musical college to teach have noted some improvement Mas. She takes What”she can reflected by fluctuations in the made after consultation with In- bagpipe-playing was maintained

in the food situation during the 8! When it's available. national currency on the free dian officials under the. aus on Scotland's Isle of Skye 400. . i : year while the availability of .Ceftain fruits or vegetables market, It now takes 10,000 pices of the United Nations’ years: ago. a] ; - = pleties ‘and shoes haa someined |feee SP iS Ned ich Rad ee er wat tat < IT'S DONNA, Y CAN WE,MOMS? NO! Bur IF IT's CAN WE STAY AND “eg ae wads once and in larse quantities for ’ ’ : , 4 ‘ y - ry more or les state, 2 ek ot two and ten asco December, "bat then ihe rats RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT | | MoMS."cany ] Please #7 kNow suveateresiy ):/| ( see Tie wove scene JT The Cuban can legally buy pear for months stabilized for atime at 4,500 ru- : | WE GO TO 2 IT'S A SCHOOL NIGHT, TERRIFIC — = . TWICE # @ne pair of leather shoes ‘and Eggs are plentiful and only piahs to $1, THE MOVIE Bur

Ont pair. of’ cnavad © covered |‘ iacusly rationgh now The tight Officials attribute the fluctu- rationing of most other food ations to speculators who con-

O items, especially meat and poul- trol much of Indonesia's busi- N : THE AIR try, continues. ; ness, 5; ¥

: Fresh milk is availa only For years the Indonesian to children under sev@h~or the economy was left to deteriorate

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‘WEDNESDAY PROGRAMS Very old. Children over seven Without effective measures’ to 4 y years old and healthy adults straighten it out. ¥ CFECY-TV are entitled to six small cans In the Indonesian system of of evaporated milk a month. “guided democracy and guided 2:30 p.m. —Musicele Fish, normally abundant in economy,” tantamount to dic- 5.00 p.m.—Romance of Science > this island nation, is scarce; tatorships= in the political’ and 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty 5 lobster and shrimp, previously economic fields, one might have wn 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time |readily. available, are. unheard expected a clamp down on of- ™ 3 90 pm —Ivenhoe ; | of in neighborhood stores. Much fenders. But a foreign economic Q nh g = pte In The Bush |Of the fish and meat goes for adviser says black marketeers, a +0 parr Teh os - e©xpopt and to restaurants or cofruptors amd manipulators " co i gerd eee ier bck Special .stores for certain cate- have operated freely. ~ Bories of government employ- RECEIVED A WARNING ee ees, visiting technicians. and RECEIVED SEN >i} 7.00 p.m.—CFCT TV News diplomatic personnel. aay ee ago —— _ Than n VATICAN CITY @ 7.15 p.m.—Purty Fleur Jackpot | Prime. Minisler Castro seeks Pam criticized’ government eco. | ooiee Hace arc imele ; | om oa ee |to do away with rationing of "Mic policies and demanded ey 4 TF * F560 on deewlaed ——-—-—. that officials get down to work | i : 8.00 p.m.—Challenge Golf | 10.30—Chember Music—CBC and take economie measures. It | ; ‘ ote pemee-O8 Crackerby ” . : " oe ae Regione! Weather Rey doer from = mili- v. ie < 30 p.m.+Bob Hope Theatre: -05—Starlight Serenade j : pot! 10:30 p.m.--Feativel M? isa and Weather | There is confusion. on who. GOO0SE CIPRIANA FLORES > 12.00 p.m.—CBC News 11.35—Starlight: Serenade will supervise economic recoyf 1s so WIFE OF THE Last ~ 12.13 @.m.—Locel Weather end Sports 12.00—CBC News, Weather and ery and how Will if be done. * NAMED { SPANISH Comune Scores 2 Sports—CBC A body called Kotoe (Suy- BECAUSE. OF SANTA BARBARA CALIF. 212.15 p.m.—Sign Of 12:15—News end Musie—CAOe preme Command for the Econ- ecntekig : WORE A ACK MANTILLA CKCW-TV cua SSITETHT To meets femreniny AT WAS BELIEVED Kee SAN USEAND: | WEDNESDAY ! = eee e. OT STARTS LIFE AS A BARNACLE FOR 61 YEARS 10:97 é.i—Stetion Sigh On ' ~ and issues statements. on eco- Shc haicks als eee .. 10:30 a.m.—Neve Scotia Schools 6.00—The Merning Show, Part 1 at ts ta ee iz : i oes 91-30 @.m.—Stetion Sign Of 7.00—The Morning Show, Part 1 ingly a 2:40 p.m.—Sigh On = News 8.00—CBC an a Inland Wx. aig them Page a DAILY CROSSWORD Weather -end Sperts “ B.15—Maritime Sportacast y arno s mem sine ACROSS DOWN 18. Famous 2:55 pom. —Quir 8:22—The Morning Show Pert 2 clude the first deputy prime — 4 price of 1. Ceremonial movie 3.00 p.m.—Gale Storm | B.35—Max Ferguien = minister, Dr.. Subandrio, and - transpor- 2.Continent” = dog 3.30 p.m —Romance of Scierice 9.00—CBC News other high-ranking civilian and tation 3.Syncopated 19. Food - 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time 9.1.1—Conmentary military officials: S.Island © ~ music for 1s SS Semester ' 9.16-AM. Chronicle , Dr. Subandro has said eco- off Java 4. Hesitation horses me p-m.—lven 10.30—Music On The Move * nomic institutians and agencies 9. Glacial sound 21. Touch : BIEtCIAIL MS! Be = ee A re 11.00—CBC - News must be cleansed of such ele- ridge - _§. Shore -24. Soft aE BeooD Pom =Quic Draw cGraw 11:95—Joan Marshall ments “as capitalist bureau- 10. Jacket “6.Tried * 4 drinks ee to ou B Sperm 11.1$=For Consumers jerats. pilfeters of the state's 11.Smps . 7.Fate _ 25. 1cé& D Quiz” 11.20—Record Album ‘wealth those who have prison _ 8. Awa mass bated . es aoa UNCLE 11.30—The Archers 2 et oe oo 12. Noise- foam 26. Habitu- 9.00 See x "eokale jn 45—Mesic On The Heathe if Active or retired army offi- 1“ a ' the ac 7, $30 pm.—Bob Hope. Theatre | '2-00—Jemboree Junction \eers who hold posts in state in- ee 11 tice 7

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19.30 p.m. —Fesvive! 19.d6-Mcas fet Olas ; Stitutions are called "capitalsit 15. Rodents’ tundie 28. Morose 12.00 B.m-—-COCTV News 1.00-CBC Naws end Weather - (bureaucrats hy the Commu- 46 Article 12. Wealthy 29. Sacred 12.15 @m.—Viewpoint 1:1$—the Yeung Folk niste pa ed 17. Music 13.Finishes ~ bull: oe he 1.45—The Open Road Show The Provisional People’s Con note 15. Avoid Egypt 172.30 @.m.—Stetien Sian OFF 1.59—D.0. Time Signe! servative Assembly — Indone- 18. Capital of = 2.00—The Open Reed Show sia'’s highest legislative body— . Virginia p ATTERSONS’ | 2:45—Arthur Philps Speaking — - (proposed that Sukarno reshuffle 20. ike : : * 3.00—CBC News his — and establish a ‘‘na- a oo ; iv 3.03—Trans-Ceneda Matinee tional economie direeting - Half ems for watch repairing | ‘.c0-cec News board.” 7 tS 24. Siamese fast. service | -4:03—Canadian Roundup Sukarno promised_te—eonsider —--—-coin—-—— ert z a ~y 4i19—Music On The Air ; ithe proposal. 25. Vegetable 113 Kent St. * Ch 'tows..| 6.00—Mar.;- ish Bieget wf eepereepeneeereeeneet a Sila : < fats 2 —— — ~ §:20=Tampo mate ee ee sae Sere G port S. * Ree ‘ ChE’ Notsbook ; : 30, Entered THIS WAY NOW! J FEEL Ir! THIS &3 a Former Opera ® mits THE DIRECTION THE LITTLE PEOPLE WOUND BE HAWG crcy_ RADIO 6.15—On Parliament Hil. ‘ 4 © service me j i | 6 20—Today's Editorial S D | 32. Overheaa WEDNESDAY ~ | @.25—Iniend Weather end Sports inger ies ‘ | 33. Ruthen- = 6.30—News and Weather { . Scores | jum: sym. ° 6.35—Morning Roundup 46.30—Business Burometer BUENOS AIRES (Reuters)— 34. Insect egge | 6 45—Island wr. and Mar. Temp. 6.35—Music In The Evening Former opera singer Regina 35. High 2 6.46—Morning Roundup 7-30—Agenda and Centennial Expo Pacini, widow of former Argen- 36 Saves = , ©55—News and Weather ; 8.00-~-Assignment ; r } o c 36. Cavern 7. 00Hebrew Christian Hour 8.30—The "Seunid The Sixties a ap aan aa ck se 38. Dutch j a 7.30—News and Weather 9:00—Mid Week Theatre urday at the age of 95. _ painter > 7.35—Farm Report 10.00—CBC. Nat'l News On - ca Poste eae war al 39. Great z _-7.35—Farm Report Parliament Hill and ee eee ee ee Lake ' } she married j Q) 7.4\—Morning Roundup Speaking Personally ing career when es 40.Go up | ow! 7 45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. | in 35 Cigmber Musi Alvear in Lisbon in 1907 while 41 Lairs - i 7 .46—Morning Roundup 11.39—Musical. Program he was Argenting’s ambassador | 42 Solar dise 6 7. 44—Moerning Roundup Y 12:00--CBC News in Paris. She was then 38. her: = ug a Leek 7.56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard 49 15 Music In The Night husband became president 15 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work it: | | aoe 8.00—News 12:00--CBC News, Weather ‘years later. AXYDLBAAKR * a | ‘ 8.11—Weather fe LONGFELLOW WELL... ARE YOU

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