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Obnoxious Measure

Responsible voices in this prov. lnce and throughout the country have been raised in protest against the new ll per cont sales tax on building materials in tho Gordon budget. it has been indicated by Revenue Minister Garland that un- dcr long—standing exemptions the tax won‘t apply to materials used in building hospitals and old folka' homes. to certain municipal pur- chases and to farm and fishery machinery and equipment. But ap- parently there is no exemption for schools. universities and public buildings. or cooperative housing projects.

Groups planning housing de— velopment programs are seriously concerned. and with good reason. about the efforts of the new im. post. At Ottawa. Opposition Leader Diafenbaker predicts that: the meas- ure will have “a colossal effect" in restricting production and economic growth, and NDP Lcader Douglas agrees with him.

Why doesn‘t Mr. Gordon recon. alder it? He has already withdrawn one obnoxious feature of his hud- get. under pressure from financial interests. They put up such a howl about his 30 per cent "takeover" tax on large Canadian stock sales in foreign investors that he prompt- ly reversed himself—so promptly that his announcement hit the stock exchanges before they had closed for the day and caused quite a scramble. Why should he not be as much concerned about the avalanche of criticism in this case?

Mr. Kennedy's Tour

As originally planned. President Kennedy's present, 10-day European tour was in be a series of state visits with Mrs. Kennedy. but it has been reduced to a program of “working visits" in which the President is devoting most of his attentirm to underlining two aspects of American foreign policy. One calls for effective military defense in an integrated North Atlantic alliance and for an Atlantic trade partnership. The oth- er accepts "peaceful coexistence" with Soviet Russia. plus a “peaceful competition" which excludes any forcible change in the status qua. Inevitably. he is taking us with the dl ntegrationist policies of President de Gauils.

As the New York Times sees it, Mr. Kennedy's first task is to con. Vince Europe that the fears raised by General de Gaulle that the Un- lted Slates might abandon the do- rms. of Europe and retreat into a Fortress America an absurd. But he will convincoIEurope only if ha meets not merely its team but also its determination to have I larger share in nuclear lli'ml control as the key to political independence. He will not do so by trying to placate it with inadequate schemes. such as the mixed-manned nuclear naval form, valuable as that may be as I first Itcp. He will do it only if the United States shows some willing- ness to share its virtual nuclear Irma monopoly in the West with in allias in mutual accommodation without domination.

Apart from this. the President‘s tour requires soms exceedingly car; ful navigating. Ha will be in Eng- land over the weekend. for example. Ind will spend Saturday evening and Sunday morning with Prime Minister Macmillan It the httar's home in Birch Grove. Sussex. This

'wll‘l probably be tha leIst public and t Womb] day of the entire

The stopover in Britain was the last item placed in Ihe Presi- dent's inincrari'. No sooner had he commiiied himself in it. then thI British government became em- broiled in the Profumo scandal of sex and espionage that almost led to Mr. )Iacmillan's downfall. 0p- position Laboritos havs questioned the propriety of the visit under tha circumstances: but embarrassed Washington officials decided that s last-minute cancellation would cause even more controversy. At any rate. they hope Mr. Kennedy's oour' tesv will result in slightly greater Conservative enthusiasm for tha formation of an Allied nuclear force; though that remains to be seen.

ltalv. inn. is in tha throes of A political crisis and Mr. Kennedy will have. to tread warily on his visit to Rome. where. he is scheduled to meet President Antonio Segni on Mon- day.

For The Handicapped

The Berlin crisis. the Common

Market. racial unrest in the United States. the fighting in Laos and Vietnam—these and other political and economic issues are taking I back seat, in Copenhagen these days. More important in the minds of the 1.400 delegates attending the Inter~ national Society for Rehabilitation there this week is the physical. emo- tional. social and vocational out. look for the world‘s “ ' This is the ninth world congress of its kind, and it is fitting that it should be held in the Danish cap- ital. The Danish Society and Homl for Cripples. the host organization. which was founded in 1872, is the world's oldest voluntary a g s n c y serving the handicapped.

Preceding this week‘s confer- ence was the fourth congress of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy. also held in Copenhagen. at which it was announced that the confederation. in cooperation with the World Health Organization. would hold a one-year training courss for potential teachers of physical therapy from the develop. in: countries. The course. which will be given in Rrilain. will siari in the summer of 1964.

The greatest problem in physical therapy throughout the w orld. it was emphasized. continues to be the shortage of trained personnel. Even Denmark—which has one therapist for each 2,000 persons. the highest ratio in the world—has difficulty in staffing hospitals and clinics in rural areas.

During this w eck' s rehabiliu. tion congress. emphasis is being placed on prevention of accidents. which are a growing cause of dis- ability throughout tha world. Im- portant as the exchange of profes- sional information is at meetings such as these. however. the primary value is in the opportunity for pro. fessinnol workers and volunteers who are interested in the disabled to come to know each other. Theirs Is a comparatively new field of scientific endeavor—and certainly one of the most rewarding in terms of human welfare.

For Senior Citizens

Charlottetown Kinsmen are to be commended on the initiative they have taken in acquiring a commod- ious dwelling house and converting it into a. senior citizens' recreation centre. The opening ceremonies It the centre. on the corner of Queen and Fitzroy Streets, take place this evening and climax many months of hard Work by club mamben who have sp an t between $25,000 and $30,000 on the project.

Tha first of its kind in Char. lotte’wwn. the centre will be upon to all retired or semi-retired men and women and will be equipped with such facilities as cards. tele- vision. rcsding materials. kitchen equipment. sic. It Is hoped that eventually it will be operated by the senior citizens themselves. but until that stage is mched the activities willbo supervised by Kin-mu numbers.

In other cities. those recreational centres have proven a great boon to older people. who like to mix with oil‘hsrs of their own group. to coma and go when they please and particl- pats in games and other pastimes. There Is no reason why the Kins- men Club centre will not prove equally popular here. It is indeed a generous gift to I class of citizens most d es 5 r vi n g of con- sideration. for which the whole wmmunity Will be sppreciative.

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OTTAWA REPORT by

Canada‘s mosl dvuamlu and l pnlnilslasllv provincial prcminr. has been ('"llW‘mllK Parliament liill with one ui his periodic vi- ulls. l

Tm Hun .lnsi‘ph R Small- uumi. prrmlt‘r oi Ncniuunll- land. nnu' raivs as our sol-Md senlar premier Villll l4 llnbrn- ' [ten years in oilirr. lu- lx ex. ceeded only by Alberta's Pr: ier Ernesi Manolo: who has just crlrbrsled in.

Jill! consec- ulive )Pnr in ll"le with another l olcclnral lrium'pll Bu! dmvlw his record of pollllc'nl durabil- ity and udmlnlstratlvc arhicvb‘ mmt for Ill? ll'ilh Province to l enler Conlcdcrulinn. II? is Still l the driving force which Otiuu' i first know us “The liilppv tn. lll‘ CIIV \slih Illf‘ BlE Bnu TIE" vlhn mnlnsprlnnr‘d ihe mo ne- 1 l [ntlallnns inr illul ('llll')‘ ‘ His ilflll‘ has greyed, but ills ‘ g1th has no! :reatcncd: and. his brain churns oul idcas anti . comments and quills as he slrldrs lin and down llw mm ; like a r as i l 9 ss fiziyear Uld

Puma. PUT .vrwrnr. lnzsl) , The arm mum iakinl Illafle in his mind unw u m crrale m \‘cwlmmdland a world n mum: ‘erc. u School nl Flslwl’les. Navigalion. Seamanship. deep-sen Engin-

«ring and Electronics.

No country has yet had the hire or fully training its lush". mm in take lull uuvuulaxe of Newfoundland. u hose shores border the grealesl luluu. mum long known in western civilization. should lead the way in exploiting the new aids.

"Newmundlund's School shall have llllv rcplllallml of being “11‘ luu \mrli in ewrything in do wllh lnuluu. teaching tha latesl ucbuluuei known in th- world. and mu one month uul i) am." {they promised. when ae- mmlmz his plans in me

Why is this un—daling necesv my. when smiuuualund has for live cenlllries been ill. rue cessful um for Ilsllernizn m. lug handlines in small dories? Iuskeri. .

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STEPS COMMENDED SILAWP feel that Mr. Glodllill. Dirqu of Muslc in the Schools of the Province is In be com- mended (or “kill! steps til en- sure ihal p l a ii 0 "technicians" are readily IvIIlablr.

The ack Ill luch has been I island I n r muy year: and some of the in lechnlmna or lunch were ofIAii inclined in be independent. giving the impression that lhfl’ We re doing I fnvllr rather lhAn ALID‘ plylnfl a service.

Since llle advent of the radio. TV. and ill! great davelopmant of recording Icchnlquu. plus the phenomenal growth of u ur MuIic Festival. the mill of our people are music conscious and Actively interested I: lnuum nr pal-tumult: and will! in I!

e n m Dar vlcnr forty or {my years no will not an loday.

Many island plum m an lrrlsiusly out of tune and in «nu repair because of the inability lo obtaln llr know when in ob-

hlll than Ire great hopes M “II! being (lunged II we understand If!!! [he Duhllc ll to be informed on the proper Ieleclion and cm ni Instruments and the names

Addrum of nullified "adi- nlciana".

IA! us cooper-la wilh all who are willing In help hrinl har- many out lli' ducord.

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mp mechanical trawl, equipped with its electronlc Icauuer which atlva the uIlly being caught in the trsw. said. The uni-y is both dull oils and uncomfortable. Braid". national pride insists that New- foilndland should not lag behind the many foreign nations which lend hundreds ul efficient mu dcrn inning craft to reap all. buunlilul fish harvest all her Grand Banks. Russia. for up ample. solids his modern lac- inry shins. beaulllul as ships and technologically. which catch and pack the fish. MORE moum—Moim roan As improved medical know- ledge lengthens our expected nn span. in: world lncreasinr. ly iaccs mw problems crcalcd bv the resulting “population ex- world-wide Icale. nu mnsI dire problem in to ma sufficient protein to ma every- one suitably. Prnleln can come from meat. or from fish. The Break“ increase can nh- tail-led mm nadily from lun. So the world needs improvlll rumma- oi cairhinl "All. and

ChickenWar

JOAN OF ARC AND THE VOICES

Newfoundland’s Fishery Training Program

boiler methods of urviril ll. Al rxamplcl of advanced lhinkinl all this lino. Mr. Smallwood mentioned that food processors are contemplation I flIh-flollf made by grinding up wbnlu fish lllus eliminating wllle: and I flavoured fish-flour to overcome the objection Inme People bold towards the IAAIQ of (fill.

But naturally. found lIlld'l government thinkl iore< most of Newfoundlanders. Tech- nology. In lhe term at the vow- er saw. has cut down e um... her or labs in the logging indus- try. nut-win. New- inundlanderl must look fule fisheries to provide them with well-paid. pleasant work. For this, the quality of the fish in. dusil‘y must be upgraded by Introducing new mctlioda or let-

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and Into the consumer'l Premler Smallwaod villi] send A team In comb Ilia world lorldess. which [his FIII will rpsuu In ma openlmi oi Illa World‘s First Ilv-Io-dAIA [calml- cIl training Achml far fillin- men.

With Europe

Milwaukee Jourl ‘

Selling limb. ready in mi: chicken: to - Germ-ii hauIlrau once was considered almost as difficult is trying to uelilllc re- mgenuan (0 Eskimos.

That was before lb. Uniled sum Agneulluu Department uulmbea a mum promotion campaign in 1956. To Ill'n an everyone‘l lurprile, Germans. lnnR lL‘cuslurned in buying imb- ly killed. unfrozen birds. went for nu iced vnlezy in . big way. American poll .th lull-n vlruully nulhlng in 1955 In 152 million poundI—almusI um million worth— last year.

it was not Iurprisins. more. ion. to hear - howl go up ham American trIiie and agriculture «menu recently wh ibe European Common Market. of which West Germany in a mem- bcr. [lapped . new m can import fee on mums Sill" poul- tl'.V. unu- bringlnt lho lot-l (Shuffle now to flu cents -

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thins else. when am“ not our debt. you were lquAre with the world. And lliII wII when you look your lellow mu in flu en.

Then A lot or ctr-m chIr-et- or: not hold of this haunt. wholesome word. Mill If All ouI oi shape And gave it back In our children." ills writer conlliluel. “Now anybody kan thI I IquIra is. H. is the man vb a never llll'llled in let I'Iy villi It. A Joe WM Vail-lite" when he doem'l have to. A guy who gals hlI Rich from lryliil In du someIl-illll better Ill-ll Anyone else.

A square la I boob who Iota M In! In I'll. work incl M I!” Ill be Wilda! h In home. A char-cur who “1 IIIVA In spend his ever-inl- putt-ml in l mop And IIlA

duing I m he‘I getting we on an.

gets unlinked up when the mud pIIyA “0 CI ' H lrbe isn‘t Him wdl In the current climate. He doesn't fit loo lie-Ll! into fill mill ms at AMI Diners. carrier

d. 'f'hk compare- wllil Ill tariii of about 4% cent: In five cenis I pound West Germany imposed before the C o m In on Market's new protective policy tank effect lull year.

Chrilliln A. Euler. President Kcnnedy'l chief IrId. nelolllwr threatened retaliation on certain European Imporll to Hill culin- Iry. Aflriculturz Secrellry Free- man warned that "II poultry incl. In In our overall III de

rnspectl.“ Tilll rnIy be overruling the case. While puuluv l. on of our most lmvnflnn Agricullunl ex- ports. there wll never any II- luranca that the European mar- ket would continue Ill be wide open. Europeln IIrrnm bm been modernism: And increu ing their own poultry produc‘ lion. And poultry provides - mllnr source of Income for mil- lion: of Imlll lump.“ farm era.

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Cancer Hazards On The increase

cancel- capable mice hIVe been devel- oped in ill: 1. Hilary. n mill“ be poulbln to develop cancer- mlllulnl Anllrilll. elpeclllly on "full. 'l'llll ll n01 ll fllfmlied u it sounds. considering the rlu lIl cIncer banrdl Iuch II radioactive fallout. herbicidn. Ind llldlillrlll Alld urbAii walzl' Dullulluil.

We mull Millphlllu that time is no scientific meal that cancer is on tin int-rem lmang clllle III (III! fluidity. In Dell- nurk. certain cancers in cows Ar! reputable. They Ire caused by Vlmul and when cancer ll round. Illa Inllra herd II If ' the

. momma pays the farlner lol- the loll. They have to rind the extent at the problem in this way.

Body IlieI Iffecbd by cancer damn-etheunulndogasin mu. 'rima include IIII bra-u. skill. ovaries. blood rmng system. and the nervous tern. Less is known about can- car in CAI-I except that ii oflrn is complicated by anemia and

Research in anyone: direction was conducted in a boys' camp by Dr. Ono Kilneberil oi Cab umblu university. The aim of this pmyecl‘was uu .iiempt in we Ilubal IAnaiun. Frlcllnn w" incited dellbenlcly unions mm a! boys until they build one another. Then in series

on»: was culled In deiermlne whether they could work toge- uler. They could ins did.

Dr. Kilneberg concluded that the world needs I Iuperproiect In gel the United Stale: Mid Russia to work together. New search in sum might be one way. Another would be urn- gram. lo promola child health because Russians and Ameri- can: alike love their children. But it will take more than this because both ai Il'iosc limjecls are available in that hnlil cuun- tries are working on space pm-

yell‘l in promoting child helllll.

BRAIN X~IAY Ms. wrilea: What does a pne- umnencephalogrum show? REP

ll thlil procedure. the cerebrrb IpInIl fluid I! replaced by Ili' to visualise cerIAln cavities or palsAgewAyI of the brain. Air is much darker than the brain ( uol when seen all X-l‘Ays. ll m In excellent militant medium in demonstrate tumors or other Ibnoi'mallllel that Are hing or crowding the owl-

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lel. REFUSE! VEGETABLE!

E.C. w . h ('llll um Ior . litils lellaw of mm who rIn‘tiu forced, coaxed. or b m m "roubles? i know he must be missing vita- mills and other iom clomcnls through (his Abstinence.

mm. Let him Alone. u Ill children an ulmugb um- phases. is. will obtain enough vitamins lhrough eating other food. It you are concerned. live him A daily vitamin-mineral capsule. our: THERAPY

w.w. writes: Are be. llll’lfll ilood lul- rheumatism?

m’u Good results have been rum in a few victims but the u» r- centagc l. loo small In recom- mend the "mum. n mlglu interact our younger readers In linuw um bee mm v . pup' ular yam no: but me out when it fulled to live up in expect!- llunI.

KIDNEY AND LIVER.

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r . 1b. llnl represents In- flImmIlinn of nu kidney; the lecund. of the live .

TODAY‘S HEALTH 9 control nf air pollution In! only it desirabla — ii is en unilal.

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Our Yesterday’s (Film tin Guardian Piles)

TWENTY- FIVE YEARS AGO lJIiIe u. 19”) BOSTON. June 25 (CPI—Hulls dreds of lers of silk IlOleIlIKI ware loaded Ibolrd the Grenfell

m M. GO!“ 3. Elli!“ Ill be IIhell M Labrador.