PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Friday, March 3, 1978

Gap between world’s rich

VANCOUVER (CP) --
There is a widening gap
between the world's rich and
poor nations despite the
transfer of hundreds of
billions of dollars to Third
World countries during the
past three decades, the
president of the. Canadian
International Development
Agency (CIDA) said Wed-

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and poor wider

nesday.

“Some mistakes were
made by aid donors in the
past, but these are now
recognized and changes are
being made," Michel Dupuy
said in an interview here
Wednesday,

“For example, in the 1950s
and 1960s the general ap-
proach was to try
stlmulate economic growth
in underdeveloped countries
without always perceiving
the distorting effects this
could have on the recipients’
economies.

“Huge infrastructures that
were put in place sometimes
didn't generate growth. And.
in some countries, the
benefits of growth went only
to a small segment of the
population.”

Dupuy said the belief that
the simple transfer of
cea was the key to
helping the poorer nations
has been replaced by the
realization that financial
assistance is only one
element of aid, which has to
be much more sophisticated
in its application.

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For the blue sky bends over allt
—Samuel Taylor Coleridge

“All his saints
are in thy hand... every
one shall receive of thy
words.”
~ Deuteronomy 33:3

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Dave Martyn

Sunday School

Senior 12 & up 10:00 a.m.
Under 12 - 11:00 a.m.

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Youth and Adult Classes

GET OUT OF RUT

“If the underdeveloped
countries are to get out of the
rut they are in, there will
have to be some fun-
damental changes in the
world's economic structure,
and a way will have to be
found to fit those economies
into the world pattern.”

CIDA’s financial
assistance to developing
countries takes the form of
loans (most of which are
virtually interest-free and of
long term) and grants. The
government decided last

year that CIDA aid to the
poorest countries with little
ability to borrow would be in
the form of grants. .

"In other countries, there’
are some activities which
seem better suited to grants
than loans— for example,
financing feasibility studies
of providing scholarships,”
Dupuy said.

‘In: practice, though,
because CIDA’s lending
terms are so generous, there
is very little difference
between our loans and .
grants.” '

No help to
feed hungry

OTTAWA (CP) — Major
industrialized countries are
not doing enough to help
developing countries in-
crease food production to
feed the hungry, Agriculture
Minister Eugene _Whelan
said today.

Whelan said Japan, the
Soviet Union and members
of the European Economic
Community and the
Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries have to
place a greater priority on

_ helping poorer countries

themselves.

He also told delegates to
the Canadian Fertilizer
Institute annual meeting
that food-producing coun-
tries have to stabilize food
production through inter-

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national agreements.
Otherwise the food
producers will continue to
subsidize the treasuries of
major industrial nations
such as Japan by assisting
farmers ‘who produce s0
much food it has to be sold on
world markets for less than
the value. _
The rich countries ‘‘get
‘better off every time that we
make it possible, through
Mismanagement of our
preduction, for them to buy
food. cheaply on the in-
ternational market.”
“Because. of mistakes in
production, cheap food went
inte subsidizing other,
stronger treasuries. It's the
old saying of the rich getting
richer and the poor getting
poorer all over again,”

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India, Pakistan hunt for

BOMBAY —
Forgetting their political
differences, India ané
Pakistan are co-operating in
a massive hunt for members
of a gang of mass killers,

According to the Indian

police, as many as 21
villagers in six hamlets near
the Pakistan border have so
far been done to death by the
ngsters.
The alleged killers are
identified as belonging to a

militant sect of the Indian

Sikh community.
Among

of her children.

The exact motive for the

Religious problems
prevent marriage

LONDON (AP) -— Prince law forbids the marriage of
Michael of Kent, 16th in line divorced people in church.
Also, the political estab-
he plans to marry, German- lishment has been reluctant
born Mrs, MarieChristine in the past to sanction
Troubridge, have consulted marriages by members of
with the Archbishop of the Royal Family to
Canterbury to resolve divorced persons. King
constitutional and religious Edward VIII was forced to
problems barring their way, give up the throne to marry
British newspapers reported American divorcee Mrs.

today. fos Wallis Warfield Simpson in
A spokeaman for Dr. 1938; - and Princess
Donald Coggan, the Anglican

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Mrs. Troubridge is a

Roman Catholic who is

waiting for final steps in her

divorce from London banker

Tom Troubridge. LAUSANNE, Switzerland
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which regulates the’ suc: Chaplin's coffin has

cession to the British threne, disappeared from the grave
forbids anyone in line for the where ‘the comedian
throne to marry a Catholic, buried above Lake Geneva,
If the 35-year-old prince police saidtoday. =~
does marry Mrs. A police spokesman told
Troubridge, 33, he would reporters he could give no

"have torenounce hisclaim to further details but that a
the throne. They could police statement might be.

resolve that problem if she issued later. ;
joined the’ Church of _ The comedian died at his

England. However, church home in Corsier-sur-Vevey,

was

Margaret, the Queen’s sis-
had to break her
Peter
Townsend more than 20
years ago because he was di-

ter,

romance with

vorced.

Mrs. Troubridge,

Gunther von

last May.

‘Chaplin’s coffin gone.
from grave

near Montreux, on Christ-
mas day last year. He was
buried in the local village

cemetery on Dec, 27.

A police official in Vevey
said the coffin had ap-
parently been taken away

last night.

“The grave is empty, the
coffin has gone,” he said,
“Judging by the state of the
disturbed soil it looks as
though it. was.taken away

last night.” .

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Mass killer of Sikh sect

ghastly airacities ia nol
known but police suspect il
may be linked with land
disputes dating back same 90

years. ;

Police have denied press
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be the work of members of
the Naxalite Party, a group
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A report in the Tribune
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Punjab, speaks of “terror
and panic” in several
hamlets along the India-
Pakistan frontier.

The Tribune said some af
the victims were gunned
down when they were
sleeping. Bie ge

The New Delhi edition of
The Times of: India. said:
“Some of the assailants
carried flashlights with
which they identified their
sleeping enemies before
shooting them down. They
carefully avoided injuring
guests present in some of the
houses,”

Newspapers describe the
killings as “the most serious
expression of vendetta in
Indian villages in recent
years.”

Police said all the victims
were also Sikhs.

. BOILER BLAST KILLS 30

BANGKOK (AP}-- A
boiler in a plywood factory in
this Thai capital exploded
Monday, killing at least 30
persons and injuring more
than 40, police reported.
Rescuers dug oul other
workers, mostly women,
trapped in the debris of the
onestorey building.

TRY ACTING COMPANY

BARCELONA, Spain (AP)
— The army ordered on
Monday that the director and
five members of a leading
Spanish pantomime com-
pany be tried of charges of
insulting the military with a

‘play about two executions,

Thetrial, to start Tuesday, is
expected to bring cries of
censorship from liberals and
leftists, Spain's actors went
on strike when the six
members of a Catalan group
called the Jugglers were

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