would carry on, even i the in- "Tis value today is as 8 coun stitutions of the Commonwealth) ter-regional, multi-racial and in- ~ ceased to exist. tercontinental force at a time "But what is really important|-when regions and races, Euro-» 4 and significant about the Com-|peans as well as others, are African Strife May Kill Commonwealth == Pundit --e would have been ee into "~ MELBOURNE (Reuters) --| He has been in this country John W. Seas oe of the/jecturing and meeting with. offi- PES ad ST. (Z Tor VOL me Canadian Institute interna-| cials of the Australian Institute : -- : warned i mooeh Aer eee feelers of International: Affairs: Australian Broadesstine ~ n mission radio program Sunday He said apathy was the Com- if P y monwealth's chief enemy, "at og ie pocag yg the centre quite as much as at any moment." the periphery." Holmes said the "blow up" cong hse the Commen- " .| wealth's situation cou e Sa viewed with "some equanimity" bit dlarerelvareseiae if one could be sure "it would ' not explode in anger, but would Cries Of 'Wolf 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, March 16, 1964 AFRICAN AID RACE East-West Vie For Somali Nod MOGADISHU (AP)--In dryjof physicians and nurses to - dusty ono . - peo staff it, | Africa na of East and West! south j are -- . themselves in States i iy a uine" Pygoone a race ive away money. t | The United States helps build|puitding another to the nosthe fishing boats. The Russians hit/Neither aréa has a single in- back with a fish cannery. dustry. | The Russians build a radio "By brawther was killed by o@ weasel," said the young Mexican describing a recent car accident. "How come?" said his friend. "Whal, he was parked on the railroad track and didn't hear the weasel,"' be transformed or sublimated into broader international insti- transmitter and throw in a i printing press. The United|" Btates follows up this month/@ West Germany builds a tech-| cal school, The Russians bui!d) technical school. The United with three DC-3 aircraft to form|*t@tes opens a teacher training A | Somalia's first airline. The six common market na- tions sent a hospital equipped in|staff and subsidizes the econ- college, " Italy provides airline, Find Police Dogs BRANTFORD (CP)--C>ntro-| versy over a "shoot-'em-or- w: spare - 'em" attitude toward] th tutions. FIGHT DANGEROUS wolves in Brantford now is| Holmes said. "A fight at the end, however, ould destroy the good work) e Commonwealth has done,"' Holmes said if the Common- If you'll pardon the pun we won't 'weasel' on the job we do when it comes to dry cleaning your gor- ments. Expert care from spotting to finishing is our policy. Give us @ try ond we'll solve all your dry | ended. The issue sprang up last week| wealth were to "dissolve" he cleaning problems for you. when two wolves were reported|did not doubt that "for' some ; seen in the vicinity of the city}time at least, Australia and dump. Canada would remain linked Animal control officer James|through a common monarchy, Farrington called for volunteers and the Lange dag based on manded, are Canada's con- Se oe oF a z -- common interests and attitudes tribution to the UN Peace- |" But Brantford County conser- 725-3555 Europe is $208 every detailed. For two yearsjomy by paying over the mar- it has stood deserted for lack|ket for Somali bananas. Com- sg ge pee! Ry ecene, chips in wi 000,000 to bal- Cuts Stomach In {ance se tities bodget Boe promises $17,000, 'or projects Restaurant Brawl |stit to be deciaea. ROYAL HANDSHAKE On the receiving end are CHATHAM (CP)--Elvn Mur-|probably 2,500,000 and perhaps} General Georges P. Vanier, Royal 22nd Regiment as they ray Davis, 29, of godt get mpepisie! vis gn fiercely] governor-general of Canada 0ard an aircraft at Lorette- den was seriously injur -lproud and patriotic people, ville, Que., airport for Cyprus. Keeping force in troubled j i Liddl 5 urday when a piece of glass}most of them nomads who never peg hands with members nm, famous Van Doos, which Cypros. barns proroliveg nt ppc stuck in his abdomen as he fell|stay still long enough to be the Ist Battalion of the General Vanier once com- --(CP Wirephoto) |'Sey" °wore col eo ag agg = eres window during a fight)counted. , : ° community because they helped " Biead , 33, of/FORMED IN 1960 the recent border fighting with shaws based on Italian scooters} It is a nationalist party|to control the rodent population. Gisuae. canes 5 eat band Their republic was formed in|Ethiopia was taken as final/charge through the streets in}mainly dedicated, as all So-|, Final settlement itters er when he fell through the win- 1960 by a merger of former proof of the enemy's wickend- wild eontusion niall parties "anust: be. to the day when the critters were with Davi British and Italian protector-|"ess. The innocent victim's pic- i Pp g once again spotted near the ~ Bote Lg removed alates. They share a burning|ture was featured in every So-| At noon the town dies for ajcause of a greater Somalia. The| dump. But this time they were 74-inch piece of glass from Da-|tract of bush and, desert with/malia newspaper. four-hour siesta. main opposition is the Somalijidentified as a pair of police vis' abdomen. millions of one-humped came!s.| "Mogadishu, the capital, is a| The republic's first national|National Congress, more pro-|4ogs belonging to nearby resi- Ninety per cent are illiterate.|sprawling city of 80,000, its|elections are scheduled in May|West in tone and advocating| dents. TITLES DISCONTINUED Next to foreign aid the camel|Moorish buildings interspersed|and the town is a ferment of/gradualism in seeking to extend With the exception of a briefjis Somalia's greatest benefac-|by tombs of Moslem holy men,|talk. The party in power is thejnational frontiers. On the ex- FEW GLACIERS NOW period during the Bennett ad-|tor, providing milk as the no-|like small square houses topped|Somali Youth League. 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