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By
PETER
SALMON
Despite
the
fact
that
the
presi
president
¬
dent
secretary
and
publicity
director
of
the
Canadian
Folk
Society
were
all
laid
low
with
illness
the
City
Centennial
Folk
Festival
got
off
to
a
good
start
last
night
The
Chinese
Ribbon
Dancers
put
on
an
exceptionally
good
show
They
come
from
saskatoon
on
a
grant
from
the
federal
govern
government
¬
ment
and
travel
with
their
own
hairdressers
among
their
en
entourage
¬
tourage
Last
performance
Is
tonight
at
the
Civic
Centre
It
was
decided
by
the
organi
organizers
¬
zers
to
keep
the
price
down
to
50
cents
for
adults
and
25
cents
for
children
so
as
to
attract
more
people
to
the
show
Whether
this
works
or
not
it
would
be
well
worth
paying
four
times
the
admission
to
see
such
a
wide
variety
of
ethnic
groups
performing
national
songs
and
dances
Among
the
population
of
Prince
George
there
are
surely
some
who
are
interested
in
classical
music
The
question
is
where
The
Georgian
Woodwind
Quin
Quintet
¬
tet
has
just
closed
down
and
for
all
the
attention
they
received
might
never
have
started
Playing
a
wide
variety
of
classical
pieces
the
Quintet
en
entered
¬
tered
the
Prince
George
and
Burns
Lake
Music
Festivals
made
a
television
appearance
and
played
at
four
schools
yet
despite
this
publicity
when
they
appeared
In
the
Nechako
room
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
last
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
the
turn
out
was
small
The
group
is
now
breaking
up
since
Alan
Ackerley
the
oboe
player
is
leaving
and
some
of
the
others
may
also
be
going
Judy
Burton
Davis
who
played
the
bassoon
will
be
the
only
one
staying
on
next
year
for
sure
It
is
to
be
hoped
a
new
group
will
form
around
her
The
psychedelic
film
being
considered
earlier
Is
now
going
to
be
on
for
sure
It
will
take
place
in
the
Tabor
Room
at
the
Inn
of
the
North
June
18
With
the
vivid
imagination
of
Colin
Neale
directing
the
per
performance
¬
formance
it
should
be
an
exper
experience
¬
ience
worth
having
Six
sound
projectors
and
a
tape
recorder
will
be
used
and
screens
will
be
on
more
than
one
of
the
walls
Appropriate
films
are
now
be
being
¬
ing
gathered
from
different
parts
of
the
country
and
Colin
is
look
looking
¬
ing
for
projectionists
who
would
be
able
to
give
him
a
hand
The
Bent
Ear
Coffee
Housp
opens
tonight
in
the
basement
of
the
Knox
United
Church
on
Fifth
avenue
Operated
by
University
students
who
have
returned
here
for
the
summer
the
coffeehouse
intends
to
appeal
to
an
audience
in
the
teen
n
twenty
group
The
operators
were
lining
up
some
out
of
town
entertainment
for
tonight
but
it
is
not
known
yet
if
they
were
successful
Open
time
will
be
9
pm
to
1
am
tonight
and
9
pm
to
midnight
tomorrow
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helped
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the
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navy
and
air
force
accepted
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more
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the
same
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last
year
the
de
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said
Thursday
De
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from
the
services
left
total
strength
of
the
forces
at
105602
a
net
gain
of
18
for
the
month
The
army
received
the
larg
est
share
of
the
April
recruits
516
The
air
force
took
408
and
the
navy
182
The
navy
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strength
during
the
month
with
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persons
at
the
end
of
April
compared
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18373
at
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of
March
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Daniele
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were
cribbed
from
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Reiner
himself
a
comedian
actor
writer
director
producer
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another
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Shayne
Doris
Mer
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¬
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A
scientist
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Top
Banana
1956
100m
Phil
Silvers
Judy
Lynn
Danny
Scholl
From
the
hit
Broadway
musical
In
which
a
top
TV
comic
Is
about
to
lose
everything
I
BE
Rumbles
of
discontent
again
are
being
heard
in
Spain
which
for
more
than
28
years
has
been
ruled
by
the
shrewd
rock
hard
Francisco
Franco
With
a
number
of
students
staging
illegal
demonstrations
and
one
group
of
Roman
Catholic
clergy
attributing
acts
of
r
e
p
r
e
s
s
I
o
n
to
Francos
government
an
as
soclate
professor
of
history
at
the
University
of
California
Los
Angeles
UCLA
has
pro
produced
¬
duced
a
142
page
paperback
summing
up
the
blood-spattered
events
of
Spains
past
analysing
the
present
scene
and
peering
into
the
future
Stanley
Payne
says
the
Spanish
are
confronted
with
an
impending
political
di
dilemma
¬
lemma
now
that
General
Franco
is
74
and
they
them
themselves
¬
selves
long
numbed
by
the
ferocious
civil
war
of
1936
39
are
showing
renewed
interest
in
politics
Payne
is
an
authority
on
the
Spanish
army
and
the
Fascist
official
party
known
as
the
Falange
In
his
new
paperback
Francos
Spain
he
says
Span
Spanish
¬
ish
society
has
been
spared
gross
disorders
In
the
last
25
years
and
has
enjoyed
rela
relative
¬
tive
economic
well
being
All
this
has
to
some
ex
extent
¬
tent
undermined
the
factors
that
made
feasible
Francos
system
of
divide
and
rule
Though
all
key
elements
of
the
regime
remain
more
or
less
faithful
to
Franco
there
is
Increasing
reluctance
to
go
all
out
In
upholding
the
government
or
to
display
vio
violent
¬
lent
hostility
toward
the
oppo
opposition
¬
sition
For
a
pioneer
study
of
the
Falange
published
in
1961
by
Stanford
University
Press
Payne
spent
years
interview
interviewing
¬
ing
veterans
of
that
party
and
of
opposition
groups
inside
and
outside
Spain
The
resulting
book
bubbled
with
bizarre
details
of
events
that
formed
part
of
the
war
drama
including
a
crucial
party
executive
meeting
which
numbered
among
its
participants
the
embalmed
corpse
of
a
Falange
man
gunned
down
72
hours
before
Franco
made
his
name
In
Morocco
where
he
displayed
a
fatalistic
courage
in
pre
preserving
¬
serving
the
Spanish
protec
protectorate
¬
torate
there
against
rebellious
tribesmen
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