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"Nuclear sin denounced

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‘ weapons "the greatest sin that has ever-

been perpetrated by mankind,” Dr. James -:
‘Endicott: urged. Canadians on Sunday ‘to:
- oin demonstrations ‘and’ put pressure on. -

politicians for the Abolition of the world’s
nuclear arsen :

te Slant ree challenge is

tb get. ‘rid of this- monstrous, immoral. - : .
could no longer support Chinese president

thing,” said «the @-yearold. - peace

campaigner in a sermon delivered to'a ~

United. Church congregation in this
-commiunity 43- Kilometres : southeast of
London.:

Endicott, a former missionary in China
for 20 years who was once threatened with
treason | charges by .-the
government, told the congregation: “you'd

-. better get rid of nuclear weapons before ut

they get rid of you."”:

Phe: atomic - bomb - has. changed

Serytige except our way of thinking," he

“A. steady campaigner for peace. since
1946, Endicott waa once vilified by the

(CP) =
. Calling - ‘the. development ‘of -nuclear

Canadian

_ United Chiureh- ‘of Canada for stipporting:

the Chinese Communist revolution, 3
“He: resignedunder pressure from his

ministry in that.year amidst controversy *
. over his radical views about. China, Last

year, 38" years later, :a much changed

_ Born. in China, the, wan

Chiang Kai-shek, to whom he had been’an
adviser. He. said Chiang refused ta’ fight
corruption which Endicott felt was hurting
.the Chinese people:

Endicott was. again the subject ‘of

. controversy in 1952 after publicly:’ ‘staling
- that hé had evidence the United States had

used germ warfare in Korea,

_ Western politicians were uneasy’ -with .
“the: outspoken man who had just: visited —
_ both the. Soviet Union and ‘Comimuiniét ”

im

affairs’ minister * for ‘canges, "Salled -
Endicott. a “red stooge.” ye
|. The cabinet considered the idea” of

_ charging him with treason..A guilty: pl
would have meant 4 death sentence

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' from’ universities, colleges
. and. ‘institutes - throughout:

* the Lover. Mainland met: ' . om
Saturday. ” “sc atart: dhe hapes some conérete’; added: - $8.7 ‘million, to take Pernice cacter “selighitly” more: than’ 8,000,
developing & plan of action *eelsons will emerge, at" -care.of a large fnicrease in: ta * eligibility - Feason
almed -at persuading ” th het tine, “2 thetpumber of students: to “student; assistance salons .difterenes, she.said, is that” *
provincial government - Leatey. aati: ‘that ‘whe “applied for help." _ , it is trying to put mor: eof the * “more of the funding is going. ‘s ans.
Put more «money. > into i Noting. that there vas 2 burden on students’ parents '. four-month jobs rather {|
student jobs: thig summer fobs, their best. hope ‘is . Wper-cent “ _ hicrease in ond the federal govertiment . =" two-month. Joba,

~ “I's getting to be a pane. S
_ Situation." ° ee

summer will be the wana

=. employment, " Learey ‘said "of a branch while sawing it off a tree, Canada’s forestry ©
-students want to persuade *

_ Program." ‘ |
o ‘allocation. of lunds ‘ mean the areas ( on which the industry. ‘will- depend bos he oh

. jobs created this: ‘year than *:

same amount of | money¢ 7

" governnient

"campuses, the jobs pay $600°.'. and-undergtaduate edrolment has been’ cut by half, to 325..

i and. institutes in

United Church exonerated ‘him : ‘with a
“.~ formal apology. - ee ;

"| SKEENA MALL... 28..3

an agg ‘the ; government isn't, “iis 0 of Libor, said inet.
restrict’ ‘this: year's. student. - ‘willing to. put more-money. “Youth. . , Employment we
assistance ‘program to the® into student aid,.it will be.a ‘Program - is “expected: a
6: million’ it: ‘Planned: ‘to: crisis: situation,” he sald. _Tepeate’ 8,000: jobs this. year’ oe
spend last year’— ~ before it While - last. year it: created oa

came - ‘out: ofthe. weekend
jeeting; but Learey: sald” a’
similar meeting will be held."

in. the. Tnterior this week, ?

applications’ for. ‘atudent “| We ape to. bee”
_ essistace last year, Learey rather, than taking ‘on. any. 7 Hikely:,

‘aid'‘early indications are’ ™®OF€ Tesponsibillty itself. fewer Jobe ‘on paper. thls,

: . year,” but there, willbe the
“that it will be up by another: “Shelley. Booth, program

-Bame -number-: oF ‘working:
* 90 or 40, per ¢ cent: this year. development officer for the weeks, ahe ® sald.

Forestry schools face. cuts

7 ‘TORONTO (CP) — Inasituation akin to sitting on the end

and student aid this fall, -
“Students, are - getting probably in perauading the ~

im gad St Government. to increase --
tee Pacifl reson, Student assistance this fall: |

He said students fear. the =
Federation .? of: , Studénts,

Predicting ‘that -

ever: for _. - student:

_ have been for several. years, ” said Gardner. "What snkies
“first: growing the trees or pulping ' them?”” —

No

‘schools are facing budget cuts and constraints at the same
time the forestry industry needs mote silviculturalisis.
‘With the industry ‘putting increased ‘emphasis on forest
created under its $10-rhillion renewal, More ‘researchers - -and - forest-management
Youth - Employment specialists are needed, ‘but the educational Programs are
being held back. . aay ; oof

the provincial. government: :-

At. presiint,. ha” “sald

“future -~ forest management’ and. ‘silviculture.
* Hardest hit by the budget cuts are two Schools in Ontario

4

and one in Quebec, while University of British Columbia’ a a

~ VANCOUVER — - ste DAN
forestry” faculty: ‘1S hampered -by cramped quarters...

oe %, 1983.
dar ‘Nordin, ‘dean of University“of Toronto's forestry. he a

“Under. the program, ‘the: :.Achool, said the’ university “ig iol ‘being ‘supported ’ Return “july p
~.” subsidizea':! adequately ‘by the province.” or. July. 19,1983 © $699.00
os we Return:

there will actually be fewer

last. year, even ‘though™ “the «
‘government ig spending : the

private. sector jobs. for’ :: Yvan Hardy, head of.the ‘forestry. ani jand: surveying
students by up to $2.50 an ool at University of Laval in Quebec, said his school's: ,
-hour.. On. post-secondary ndget has been cut:by two -thirds:in the: ‘past three-years

“One'way —— to’

7 d
nets S™ $425.00

QUESTIONS WISDOM

for two months. - .
Joseph Gardner, ‘dean. of. UBC's | forestry school,. ;

The meeting Saturda

attracted - student questioned the wiedom of. constructing: two new buildings in a ren coon
-fepresetalves from | the: - thét- _province:one ‘for’. .pulp-and-paper: E YOUR TRAVEL N .
University - “B.C. and: “engineering and a’ $15-milllon, federally financed product- SE ’ u ' A EL AGE T or PHO HE

. Simon; Fraser " Univorigs
‘as well ag from the colleges -
the .-"

. and-process research centre being built under the Pulp 8 and
Paper Research’ Institute of Canada. ‘
_ "We (the forestry school) are bursting at the seams and! z

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