: European Conception Seen _-. Over Growing Economic Pus

. By. ARCH MacKENZIE WASHINGTON (CP) — There \s growing recognition here that - European - apprehension about economic. invasion “is dividing ‘the Atlantic “community, per- haps. as muchas the political- military. questions raised, by

rh This is the second such con: ference called by the Atlantic Institute’ located in Paris, and

while. the agenda is ainiéd at

developing co-ordinated . - steps looking to the 1970s, some harsh existing facts have to be, faced.

France, West Germany, Italy

President’ de Gaulle of..France. and others have been concerned

A. conference convened — in

‘s another. effort to~see what fooled |

American” capital — invest- aining too strong a eir economies;

that

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ean-be-doné about this elephant pascuss INROADS Two weeks ago, former treas- powerty people that this “world

and-chicken relationship : Representatives

of blue-chip “ury secretary Douglas *

Dillon?

i) sis ifm’ Canada against our economic influence,» that country

* are the best illustration of that point. although Europe—is. wor.

‘ried about the same problem.”

He added:#’'The U.S does not intentionally use its power to domiinate- other friendly nation’s »but it does so anyway. It op: poses the spirit. of domination but "it dominates." » SONS aa Reston quoted the veteran ‘American : diplomat, «Bohlen, as Saying:

“We are simply- 400. damn big

and rich? : “ And Prime Munister Pearson said—it-more- politely May. 19-in Montreal to American editors ‘this’ way: “You are~ the’ most

/has ever known—and the’ rich-

American corporations; —inelud-+Roget -Biotigh-of-U-S. Stee!“ and sest.... Your. mistakes, therefore.

ing DuPont of Canada, Al- - ¢aa” International, international ‘Nickel Company of Canada Ltd., . Ford Motor Company-. and. oth ers, met’ in a conference “which mpened Sunday-‘and dontinues till] Wednesday 5 *

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others met in -Paris with their French counterparts to discuss what the French call ‘‘Coca- Colinization:”” *" ra While American business in- vestment in France has passed $1,500,000,000; de Gaulle’s gov+

ernment has rejected a number .

of U.S. investment -..projects.

West Germany. also has been.

choosy. *,

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CUBANS HAVE. u2iete sgzins! ths

NEW. TROUBLES

HAVANA (Reuters)—Smok- ers in Cuba, cradle’ of Snoking -wabit, are’ facing an agonizing problem—their cig- arettes. keep going out unless.

Church, back from a jock Hagbh tone inhale all the time.

ing tour on’NATO's ills for .thé\

“Damn that blasted-- ciga-

Senate: foreign relations. com- rette; it has gone out again,"

mitteé, said “he found real Euro- 1s a~commén phrase in Ha-” pean fear that the thrustful vana today. : Sal

American. dollar is. ‘going to, The

‘dissolve. the European ecOn~ tion is_a bad consignment of

ony like a cube of sugar In an

!American cup of tea.”

All this is old hat to Cana-

‘cigarette paper imported . at the end of last year “It does” not

Charles

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The cause of all the ‘rrita- RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ha

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The Guaraian, \marpoters wn, 1ues., may ieee LL Leukemia Case In Small Girl. | Appears In Arrested State

By FRANK CAREY |

It should ‘be. “emphasized that

‘BETHESDA, . Md. (AP). — institute doctors promised no You'd never guess that the cures; they say only that. the bouncy blonde with sparkling+technique holds promise ;

blue eyes—who comes here once - .She returns, once a month to« a month from Indiana.:on! a the haspital” for ’ treatments rather specia} visit—isn't~sup- which “will ‘continue indefinitely. sposed to be, alive. : USE FOUR DRIics : Five-year-old Yvonne O'Bryan ~ The drugs that have sustained of Derby. Ind.- is a ‘victim of Yvonne's ile are tour powerful acute leukemia. But for ‘some substances that are potentially | time now. she has shown no dis- toxic—and require. administra- | cerniblé symptoms. tion and monitoring by trained | She's been living on borrowed specialists. eS : | time “for at™ feast six months ~---One-is~-“‘vineristine’ derived | thanks, -apparently, to promis- from the periwinkle plant’ . ing “developments in chemical .Two others—methotrexate and warfare against this dread in- y - mercaptopurine — are soe called ‘‘anti-metabolites’ that When doctors in Indiana diag- ‘‘trick’’ a cancer into believing nosed hér case 1'2 years ago, they are -nutritional. : they gave her only a year to. The fourth is the hormonal live. - - | substance prednisilone, which Yvonne is a participant in a helps suppress the wild growth potentially - revolutionary ley- of white blood célls that charaec- jkemia research program — fea- terizés leukemia. ~ ‘ turing a*method..of using.com-| Yvonne's case tends to illus- ‘binations of drugs—centred at trade a new, intensified thrust Cancer , Institute, 'to-eonquer the disease ~ which arm: of ‘the ‘public health -serv- strikes people of all ages and is |. the-_leading fata] -malady — of.

Health. ‘childhood. :”

‘| CFCY-TYV - dians and the extent of Amert-

ean capita) im the Canadian

"9.30 pimiMusical economy is taken asa text-book SRE aerate ‘example of what Europeans

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_|CANADIAN CASE QUOTED James Reston: of the New /York Times touched on the

pim.=Ra>zie. Dazrie pm.—Wild Bill’ Hickock

oiN9 Pm TANHE BoP: point recently in discussing the aan ee » Canadian debate on eee ee Bann ChGY Fl Newt: SSS Fh eee ne we re sedtom ee Bin SING a Showeaie lang - Serer = 00 Doster} rene Hour --=-« Mgst-of America's” trouble-in-

the Allied world today is simply that it is so rich and powerful,” said Reston; noting that “recent outcries among our best. friends

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200 pm.—Red Skelton 100 p.m.—Front Page Challenge 10.29 p.m.—Dick Van Dyke

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right ingredients,"’ Granma,

official organ of the Cuban.| -

Communist “party, told smok- ers in a recent article. {

| -But it promised that the

| quality would soon improve and that .specia! contro!—meth. ods would be taken to prevent | a repetition of the-error

|. Cuba: will import 1,010. met- ric tons of cigarette paper this

Year; 688-tons-of-it-from-Spain;—- 122 tons from France and -the --fest from Czechoslovakia.

“John Rodkn Gives Testimony | _ At Commission | ,

i : : ne TORONTO (CP}=-C, Powell Morgan, former president of | Atlantic Acceptance Corp., was | 4 ane pleasant to deal with,” | ; : advertising man John Rodkin™ — Monday told the oe commis- | PARE, ALI sion. investigating the collapse. .

of the corporation.

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ION OF A TOWER YET THE CATHEDRAL ITSELF’ WAS COMPLETED I 1601

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| Mp. Rodkin of Toronto was) —ealled asa witness before the | OF! commission because he was one | — of many persons.and corpora. ~ °™ ‘t= wetl ate mene, tions. who- -borrowed money! : a Atlantic that -was not re-}9— r . a paid ' oe Pera el aa ae | DAILY. CROSSWORD pat om Atlantic pril, ia na = STENTS Rodkin's _advertising--agency_| es eee ” infurt. PISIRINIS| RR went out of business—and he | or anese . 22. Kettle RECS RIATE TIT IE! went into personal bankruptcy: | thesia ° DOWN Saas et see He testified that he -formed | 6.¥Ferryboal 1.Drill ~ 28. Click [DEISIERITMNBIAINTT | Ar-Jay Advertising Ltd. in-1960. | 9. Kind of 2. Biblical king beetle [UNERITMNPIURIETE| | He held the bulk of. Ar-Jay’s sauce 3. Continent: 24. Poet’a fet? shares himself, but had paid for | 10. ares : oer “ them by borrowing. money from | ative « 4, cles 26; Bob the Ae inp tently, .: | 2. Tahiti's 5. Humblest bait NTE TSIT Pee -|--His firm needed money to un: { a ‘ Plead for : dertake---some -additional con- | : Caro ~ esterday’s Answer tracts, and a~friend told him. 7% Exclamm.__Nome”.___..98. Recesp_ 41. Family tnis type of loan was available 14. Dress = raise 31. ae Cupid a manner * from Atlantic and gave him Mr. trimming wit! Woundetr sk im om : ee: es Morgan's name. : | 15. Appointed by an opera. erished 2a iden He telephoned Mr. Morgan, again autre S97 Wanaaak © ‘caiis aud the loan was arranged. 18. Anthropoid 46. Publicizing — 39. Drip. 48. Burmes: Rate-of interest on the $30,000 19. Send out - 47, puo “40. Strays “language , +four-year—loan—was—30-per—cent | —21. Musi = —— = per annum... Sécurity, for the- 22.Nobleman ~ 1

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| $42,685. - geen « c . SEIZE MARIJUANA X 88.Genuflected [30

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