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Truck Load Of
Maine Goodwill
Enroute To Alaska
WASHINGTON, UR — A truck
load of Maine products wailed in
the nation’s capital today for a
scheduled Wednesday departure
on a good will mission to Alaska.
It plans to arrive at Anchorage
around Oct. 17.
Aboard are nearly 200 Maine
products, including such diverse
items as snow shoes, bed spreads,
frozen lobster and clam chowder.
A good will promotion by the
Maine Truck Owners Assn., the
truck arrived in Washington over
the weekend bearing a sign
“Maine Welcomes Alaska.”
The drivers, chosen for their 30
year accident-free record, are Lee
Weeks of Norway, Maine, and
Richard Pierce of Windham.
Neither has ever been west of Mil
waukee. Robert Filliettaz, assist
ant to the association’s president,
will accompany the truck in a
separate car.
The group posed today for pho
tographers with Mary Lee Coun
cil, aide to Delegate Bartlett, in
a mock departure ceremony.
They will be joined in Anchor
age by Maine’s Gov. Edmund C.
Muskie for distribution of the
products at the All-Alaska Cham
ber of Commerce convention
there.
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Young Britons Anxious
To Emigrate Away
From Govt. Controls
According to a recent Gallup
Poll, 56 per cent of Great Britain’s
young people — those between 21 .
and 34 years — would like to leave
their native isles and settle in
another corner of the globe. The
first four preferred countires of
emigration, in order, are Aus
tralia, Canada, New Zealand and
the United States.
Other surveys made in late
years have produced a comparable
result. And some students have
conducted exhaustive inquiries as
to why England’s youth — those
on whom her future depends —
should wish to forever leave their
homeland in overwhelming num
bers.
Naturally, the reasons are many
and varied. But one of the big
ones is found in England’s wel
fare state. Government controls
are rigorous, and along with them
has come a crushing burden of
taxation. Opportunity for most
young people is limited to the ex
treme. The heavy hand of an in
trenched, rule-bound ' bureaucra
cy is felt everywhere. The prin
cipal basic industries are still na
tionalized, and even the major
privately-owned enterprises are
dominated by government.
Under such circumstances, it is
natural that the young people
should be discontented and rebel
lious. They feel that they are
ciphers, will little or no chance
to get ahead, to make the most
of their energies and abilities, to
lead useful, productive and satis
fying lives. This is always a fruit
of the super-state, no matter
what particular philosophy it is
grounded in.
FAROUK TOO FAT TO FITl
NAPLES, Italy, UPi — Former
King Farouk of Egypt has a stun
ning new American sports car,
but he isn’t driving it.
The car arrived here from the
United States a few days ago.
Ever since it has been sitting in
a garage.
The possible reason: The Ital
ian News Agency Ansa reported
today that portly Farouk found
he didn’t have enough room in its
streamlined driver’s seat.
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