He

=u. from

Pole tourists on. the rebound. so to _ tool

didnigh

that here. indeed. it’s easv to forget

all part They'll be welcome. and theyll find | weeding and trimming.

are that mn

mention this su barrassmen

the happy position of being able about the

year old Frenchman, Charies Dollfus o . There are a lot of

ity of

frankly me is

people in

to watch

I

yd

which must be done in the con- Gaulle is right im saying he incarnates

it sun.

y time” without benefit of a matters. is

exhaustive discussion of

of the scenery the other day by Mr. M they consider this ¢alcula the U

to public attention was dealt with |

angles, and one not usually brought | .the excuse for not doing a job that | Bordes

A Timely Subject The problem of absent

those attractions to oir sandy

ing on the proposals for ref

junior member for Queens. in speak- |

not satisfactory.

House rules. of procedure. . Parlia- ax CT ment at the present time. he suggest-_| ed, is suffering from too constant at- |

_ftendance by menibers at Ottawa.

present when votes are tak-

bject without em- grams. An t or special pleading. be-

I submit that’ this I am

That's another free puff. but we'll let it go. Anyone who would prefer es and ozone-laden breezes. our lush meadows and charming campsites, is somewhere else to get thawed out;

_alid we may get some of those North along with the thousands of who will be coming here

the House of Commons has many

beach- eeism in orming |

glaciers, and floating icebergs are | ‘Only part of their job can be done” ”

could be fitted at a variety , to provide the ivalent ps i efficiently without any awkward back-

spatie, fork or hoe. each of which © ay ;

seen from the hotel's comfortably |

which can be i

| t

blade into the t arm pull

did not have to push

their lumbago, or arthritis. or what- ever it ts.

bending. one is

all parts of the continent. done im this

Essentially. the action—whichever

will stay there.

under a tree—it doesn’t solve their problem at all’

For example.

way. there. A most important partis that Revel on de Gaulle:

It only takes away

‘oot,

4

works forward imstead of leaning French author Jean-F

EDITORIAL NOTES

al Ht ilacll EGSEa GE

Tr o rt

usin and

| load towards him with one hand. But there are some who will my erostape. col from all over Europe and termes The ss nited States. The winner: a 72

from digging

ground and f it back and bend to lift the load can

them with. They ly portance to the number of members day outside Oxford. There were nine entrants.

| He simply raised the tool, let it fall

will see in it a threat to their domes-

-their gardening while lolling in a hammock. for example. or snoozing

with_the_spade_the

using—means that one

that this still involves a good deal of tic peace, and will hope that if it gets rancois

“General de

Rare

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be to say

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icebreaker Edisto —, | evacuation of the

took off most

transmitting

the Navy

waters.

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Imposing Arctic mountains, calving

of equiv. of 16 nor- tools. All could be used

biliti

if

overcoats

from 40 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. | Visitors are advised to bring their |

and winter underwear. |

In

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his product was based on a single 3- foot 6-inch handle with a patent tool- holder at the end. which would take

The War He Cannot Win

ordinary time- peratures this close to the pole range

get

of the midnicht sun. when days are i ly endless and people can for- |

' 4 |

Summer tem- |

board. Once the Western Hemis-

s northernmost outpost, service the island finally rounded the farthest tip of Greenland and

Pack Greenland and Iceland toward im the

headed southward between Arctic

Hil

ays

H

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f ity

of

HURL ie ade i il a i

an

Hi

:

seme

end of August. this being the period ; Reporting in a BBC world

phere's

ri 4

only open from June 20 through thé | on this point which we shall come to

‘Ss

scientists Land™ _ nl if

point where men first went a-

,

ings for both this are already

heavy.

Moreover,

it's

ummer and 1966 ‘© @ lazy man who has gardening

chores to do. though there are doubts

i

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capacity is very limited, and book- | ilar handicaps. It could also be a boon

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because who would want to go there if they could come here? |

In any case. the North Pole HoteFs |

tool designed to aid others with sim-

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Hi

ord to give it this pub-;

go together: don businessman

} Met to give up gardening. has spent

| frozen Polar Sea. ~~ “We can aff

‘New Alesund on King's

thé first time this vear. Located in Bay..-it

whith opens its doors to guests for

que to offer in its North Pole Hotel.

‘about 600 miles from the pole itself -

|

and situated on the edge of the

on the subject.

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removed all sci lis I.

so long as the public intelligence is insulted by their continuance. We wish Mr. Macquarrie had

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petitive business indeed.

'-This has become a highly com-

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time they are taken. And the press has the duty to go on exposing them

‘these sham votes every

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and. as Tourist Development Minis-

perous year for our tourist industry,

subjects

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une of being here already in Can-

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_convinced _ The prospects are for another pros- |

300 om

tary has

public isn't fi ee

| senteeism to ensure their defeat. The |

In other

battles that go on over non-confid- |

like to blame

and Maritime MPs generally. Few

ter. nor indeed that of our Island v Neascaper Publishers home. one migh

being forced to go

the Opposition for

words. The Liberals would

it sav.

to cooperate in what they test to see who. can “

The Opposition parties don't want

out

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the other when a vote is called. ition to withhold such motions

-absentee”

(030 Wes George spend time at home—“and be at legitima

' an advantage compared with those — who have to travel long distances.” is quite true. but it does not cover. the whole absentee problem. nor the ed public criticism. This is the ts. Practice which has developed. on both sides of the House. in the mock Liberal plot to paint them as the

they go—should not constantly be at should be set for adjournment. This |

day—and it is not mv business when |

“The people.” he added. “who can slip home on a Thursday or a Fri

if any of these could be listed among point when he said that parliamen- sessions are now so long that it become necessar¥ to make some arrangement whereby members can tely.”

proper time

to the country.

consider a

| vilhans. Hence this ridiculous con- It would be better for the Oppos-

| they intend to conspire through ab-

the habitual truants from their dut- |

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