_THIS WEEK
_AND NEXT

Hunger Brings
“Yellow Peril’

Indonesia's threat to pull out
of the United Natioas points up

‘SUGAR ‘AND. SPICE
And Where Did It Get You?

Well, here it is mid-Januazy,
and ‘another year has slipped
down tha drain,

It's rather depressing to look

back over the 12 months and:

realize’ that neither civilization
nor yourself has improved one
jota, desplte the frantic .scram-
bling of the pair of you, through-
‘out the year,

Not that I'm admitting for a
moment that 1964 was a com-
plete failure. There were some
things from which 1 derived a
good deal of satisfaction, For
one thing, I remained. alive,
With the traffic the way it is,
and the tension cutting swaths
through the ranks of chaps my
age, just staying allve these
days is quite a feat.

worth doing in the first place.
Figure that one out, if you can
find an ‘Irishman to help you,

T have already drawn up a
program for 1965 that 1s perhaps
the most positive plan, in a ne-
gative sort of way, that I've
ever come up with. It's com-
posed of all the things I'm NOT
golng to do this year.

For one thing, I'm not going
to worry so much. My reckoning
shows that I spent 20 to 30 min-
utes worrying last year about
trifling things, like my son run-

ning away from home, my -

daughter going out on her first
date, and my repo!
cancer in.a ee Tocaition week-

we gtk a fullveloction of |

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SAVAGE SHOES

for children

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= GLIDDEN PAINTS — HARDWARE
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: One Social Insurance
' Number to Each Person

The  Insur-

that provide” identity

ee amoalon sald this week
that more than 6 million Cana-
dians have registered for Soc-
ial

Insurance Numbers, -

the

. Rene Archambault
Again Appointed
Kinnaird Fire Chief

: bault was re-
Rene Archam| 08 Fe |

inted fire chief at
Tunes first meetin:
year Jast. week with Ray

is deputy fire chief.

beth and Moroso were .
va as auditors = a we b

lage for 1965 with
Gauley as solicitor.

AT THE STORE WHERE YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE!

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CHOICE

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the democratic and the Com- ort. commit-

munist worlds.

The new struggle is no longer
just betwzen democracy ‘and
Communism. It is betwee the
white and the colored blocs of
nations, which at this stage of
world development pits the
Pave not against the have na-

lons,

In this new contest, the Soviet
Union will increasingly find it-
self on the side of the advanced,
white nations, That other great
Communist power, China, will
side with the colored, backward
-states, which is another reason
for the continued split between
Moscow and Peking.

Indonesia's president Sukarno.
a truculent, domineering but
nevertheless popular leader of a
potentially wealthy but poverty-
stricken nation of 103° million:
people, used the Uuited Nations

for as long as it was to his ad-

vantage to do so,

The influence « the United
Nations helped dislodge the
Dutch from the East Indies aft-
er World War If. Only a few
years ago, the U-N -‘ded with
Indonesia in his successful cam-
paign to gain contro] over Dutch
New Guines, now renamet
We Irian,

Sukarno’s immediate excuse
for. threatening to quit the U-N
fas the admission of Malaysia
to the U-N_ Security. Council.
Malaysia is a ew nation com-
prising Malaya and what used to
be British North Burneo. It was
guided to independence ‘by Bri-
tain, is still an ally .* Britain,
and therefore, according to Su-
karno, merely a tool of ‘ie
white man to keep alive white
imperialism in southeast Asia.

Sukarno, who is president for
life, has not permitted his cit-
dzens to vote in an election since
1955, Although not a Communist,
be has the support of the is
Janc’ Communist party.

He fs also a friend of Com-
munist .Chine, has received
arms from Peking, and is re-
Ported to have ambitions ‘o
form a rival, non-white interna-

organizai

With China’s emergence as a
nuclear power, it is not difficult
to imagine that many of the
weak Afro-Asian nations could
be rounded up into s: -h a body.

The Indonesian action comes
ata time when Western in-
@uence is on the decline in Asia.

Indla, since t.¢ death of Pan-
dit Nehru, has fallen fu.ther inte
the abyss of chaos and anarchy
which has imperiled the sub-
continent since independence.

The pro-American government
of South Vietnam has shown it-
self increasingly helpless again-
st the steadily strengthening
Viet Cong Communist rebels. It
is only a matter of time before

the South Vietnamese — and
thelr American advisors — will
be pushed into a-tiny enclave
around the. capital ety of. Saig-”
on.

In the case of India and South
Vietnam, recent history has pro-

ven the fotillty of trying to tm: ‘

and feed a.vast popula-
tion to whom a full belly is far

man of the Western world prizes
so highly, =

The spectre of the hungry. col-,
ored peoples over-running the
world has long been part of the
folklore of Western white elvill-
zation.

Armed with nuclear ‘weapons,
the Asian colossus of China er.

living standards, the peril will
grow more ominous. -

THIS BABY WAS SOLD. This ‘J-month-old boy, Domenico
Piscopo, was sold by his mother, Mrs. Teresa Piscopo of
Arzano, Italy, for eighty dollars. The mother was forced
to sell her baby to a childless couple in Naples to ra‘se
money for food for her other three children. For that
eighty dollars, the Naples couple bought documented full

rights to the baby.

"HOME TEAM

chee got a. wicked Tuebell thts reaches te peste

on only three bounces

Wafch Those Kitchen Shocks

DEAR SUSANNA: I am’ an
xecutive. connected . with an
appliance parts manufacturer,
and since a large number of
homes have as many as three or
more small electrical appliances
right in the kitchen, here are
three safety-first resolutions
that I think would be worthwhile
printing for your many faithful
readers, -

They are suggestions for at-
home safety — the type of thing
about which we all need remind-
ing from time to time:

1, Keep electric appliances as
far away from the sink as possi-
ble, ;

-2.-If your appliances are im-
mersible, be sure to disconnect
them before washing. |
: 93. Disconnect all appliances

when not in, use — first unplug
at the wall, then at the ap-

Pliance,
M. Abrahams

There’s no knocking THAT
_ Kind of shocking talking! ~
DEAR SUSANNA: To

.- .tnind, ironing’ my table linens

and. linen handkerchiefs . while
still wet (just as they conic
from the spin dry or the’ wring-
er) is much more satisfactory
than ‘allowing them to dry. and
then be dampened.

Tha linens have a body and»
\bly complicated: on paper but

sheen that they do not otherwise
possess, 2
Something else, I keep a
brown and black marking pencil
on hand to touch up scuffs on
shoes and furniture. You'd be
surprised how handy it is some-
times when you need to cover a
glaring fresh mark in a hurry.

and

DEAR SUSANNA: Every day
I read your column and marvel
at all the wonderful hints, I
would be delighted -to receive
your little booklet on simple ba-
sics of flower arranging, and in
return I feel it is the least I can
do to send you a couple of my
favorite ideas.

(1). Here is a dress up sugges-
tion for a little girl. If you wish
to tie a ribbon or sash into a big
FLAT bow at the back of a par-
ty dress, there are certain direc
tions you should follow:

Make a knot first. Loop the
right-hand side, Take the left-
hand plece and put it OVER the
top right loop (most people have
it behind) and bring it up under

pull it You will
have a perfect bow as well as a
lovely flat knot in the centre. It
is’ especially pretty when. you
are fing a very wide Plece of

(2). bia you know that ‘full
vinegar will clean rust

eB
off chrome? Try it and see.
Mrs. D. Jones

Idid, and {t DID, Although the

e vinegar worked much better on

light superficial rusting than on
older, deeper stains, For: these
we had to resort to very | Ge fine”
steel wool and a car ‘body clean-

ing ‘compound. ;,*

As for the bow, it looked borrt-

was very easy to follow. . .and ©
Hie teen ~— SIMPLY LOVER-

So, for being a pet, and show-
us how, your booklet on
Mowers should be there by now!
Susanna

with computers, {t's ike stay-
ing alive. Ask the fellow who
hasn't managed to do elther,
Or’ both. What it meant was
that I was able to continue
keeping in high style a woman
T never met until I was 25, and
two kids who think money
grows on fathers,

Keeping my job also meant
that I was able to keep up my
payments, no mean accomplish-
ment age. In fact, I
would be content to have’ my
epitaph read: “He was a good,
man. -He kept up his pay-
ments.” .

As a matter of fact, I did a lt.
tle better. Not only did I meet
all my interest payments, but I
reduced the mortgage on my
house by $23.64, leaving a mere

balance due of $12,971.96, This’
+ Was somewhat offset by the

borrowing of a couple of G’s

from my friendly banker, in

order to replace the f:

transportation, which was rot-

ting on the vine, but you can’t
win them all. S ;

I'm not trying to brag. There
were a lot of things in 2964 that
I'd do differently another time.
That is, if I’'d ever got around
to doing: them. But .since I
didn't,. they _ probably _ weren't

of
ten minutés this year. And it'll
be worry about something
worthwhile, like my golf slice
and trout that got away.

Asother thing I'm not going to
do this year is lose so many ar-
guments with the Old Baitleaxe.
Last year, I must have lost
about 97 per cent. of’ them. I
don’t know just how I'll go about

it, but I'm determined to cat

that figure to the bone — maybe
right back ¢o 95 per cent.

Once again, I’m not going to
buy my wife a mink coat; I’m
not soln to build that patio that
I didn't bull summer; I’m
tee going to start getting to
bed early nor getting up early;
T'm not going to stop smoking
because it might kill me, ‘nor
drinking ditto; I’m not going to
pay my income tax with any-
thing milder than rage; I’m not
going to pay any attention to all
the silly people in the world who
tell me what I’m not supposed?
to do, s

In short, the next year will be
much like every other year. And
good enough for me. But per-
haps we could all join heartily
in’ repeating a little slogan for
the coming year. It goes,

“Let's stay alive
Tn 65."

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the. WKHU,
ot ee aieal health officer for
Kinnaird for 1965 with Gary
Butler. as sanitary p

pene will re-

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person, Thus,

makes a claim for benefits,
those contributions entered un-
der ore of the Social Insurance

. Nick dt,
be was reappoint-

may be
The commission says that,
while such problems .can and
will be cleared up, Hime, lost in

a nird- Genalle Charge
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. D. L. Faris

Morning Worship
Kinnaird... 11 a.m,
Sunday School
Genelle 12.30

Genelle 9.50 am. -
Baby Sitting in Nordic Hall

Jeet to produce his Social Insur-

sion records will esult ina de-
Jay in handling claims for the
insured.

‘he | most: -eommon : cause
of multiple registration appears
to’ be: the frequent moving of
persons from one job to ano-
ther. Should: an insured ‘indivi-
dual change employment. sever-
al times in one year and neg-

ance Number card each time,
he could become the owner of
more than one Social Insurance
The resulting | prob-

lems he makes a

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