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EARLY iNSlllNCE Suy Dinosaur Can Teach Lesson In By hTAN ADLA TORONTO CPI An ani mal that became extinct more than 0000000 years hetero man first appeared on earth may have some lessons to teach us about our own survival says Dr Swinton one of the worlds leading paleontologists interviewed shortly alter he arrived in Canada to become head of the Royal Ontario Mu seums life sciences division here the dinosaur expert and student of early man suggested hte example of the dinosaur contninedboihgood and evil portents for man 0n the credit sidc Dr Swin tons studies debunk the theory that civilization is the cause of all mans ills and will destroy him in Lontlon says the 60 old doctor who was curator of fossil reptiles at Britains Nat ural History Museum before coming to Canada found In dinosaur one of the earliest known cases of bone cancer thus refuting the argument that disease comes about because of civilization because man stopped living the natural lilo The dinosaur lived an ex tremely natural life but was often sick or diseased NATURAL DANCERS This Indicated however that OF BONE CANCER natural hazards such as new viruses might be enough to send man the way of tho diam saur even without the addi tional hazard civilization does contributethat of selfdestruc tion But here Dr Swintans re searches into fossil manhe has seen all the important ma terial in the world on the can liest mencast ray of hope Man is still young only about 1500000 years of age resilient and still evolving Mental evolution is presumably continuing and although it is difficult to see any pronounced physical evolution taking place in man now the population as wholoaisbecoming taller and is taller than man ever was Dr Swinton who was nick named the dinosaur man alter frequent lecture tours and appearances on BBC television casually tossed otf billions of years as he gave capsule biological history of the early world AFRICAN ORIGIN Life of any kind on earth is aboiit 1500000000 years old Then about 230000000 years ago the age of the dinosaurs began The dinosaurs did not die out all at oncethey dwin dled in population over long period of time but by the time man appeared 1500000 years ago the dinosaurs had been gone for 70000000 years The cradle of man was al most eertaialy in Africa on sthrON so former curator of fossil rep tilcs at Britains itluscum of Natural History has become head of the Royal Ontario Since man came to North America only few thousand years ago there are no fossils of early man in Canada Never theless said Dr Swinton Can ada provides particularly for tile ground the surface of which has barely been scratched for the discovery of specimens that will shed light especially on the evolution of vertebrate animals Right across Canada there is tremendous number of specimens to befound particu larly in Alberta where impor tant finds have already been made The dinosaurs discovered in Albertn are roughly 100000000 years old NEW FINDS POSSIBLE Dr Swinton sai that any thing we find in no ground is only fraction of what once existed so that even now there is good chance for people to find something that has never been seen before Apart from opportunities for Say Ample Chance Debate Sales Tax OWEN SOUND CP AL torney General Kelso Roberts next provincial legislature ses sion to debate Liberal Leader John Winternieyers plan to cut the scope of the Ontario sales tax Mr Wintermeyer Friday chal lenged the attorneygeneral to public debate over the plan to exempt sales up to $25 from the threepercent tax Mr Roberts has accused the provincial Liberal leader of mis informing the public by saying tlietaxiwouldstillprodoee $115 lIuirouis 75c Satindays $100 Barbers carers Banana soon 29 am anm Across mm Ansmu Edws Tiy in 000000 yearly compared with the $150000000 anticipated un der the present system Mr Wintermeyer countered vwithafluggEStionm that meet on public pintfonn Saturday Mr Roberts said between now and the date the legislature reopens Mr Winter meyer and his advisers who seem to lack mathematical training MURDOCH Let Us Check Your Car vNow waEEL ALIGNMENT owwrrcm BALANCING snocx ABSORBER sanon COMPLETEFRONT END SUSPENSION OVERHAUL PA 81202 27 TORONTO 51 the LIGHTEST WHISKY the world camlmcslon co L127 28 Candles RdEast Barrie PA it302D Midland Penetang Elmvale Phone Zenith 11130 No Toll Charge lioroorn Belvedcro Hotel which srsz mm mamas mason mask 11 my Parry Sound Hotel Destroyed By Fire PARRY SOUND tCPl The overlooked Georgian Bay here was destroyed by tire early Sunday it was closed for the season and unoccupied Parry Sound firemen fought tha blaze for 11 hours before the building burned to the ground Causc of the firorll beingvlip vestlgated No estimate of dam flse has been made Eichmann Racing To Complete Book TELAVIV israel Iltcutersl In his heavily guarded prison cell in northern lsraei Adolf Elciunnnn is racing againstl time to complete his own hfeln Kampf Like Adolf Hitler his mentor Elchmaan awaiting an lsraell courts verdict on charges that ha caused the death of 6000 000 Jaws is using his time in jail to write book For week his inllers have watched his gount figure bent over rough desk as he covers page on page in his spidcry handwriting The ex Gestapo officer bo lieves he has race with death lf not by tho hangman then through some other cause For Etchmnnn still seems to believe fortune teller who told him in Argentina before his capture by lsrnell agents there you shall not survive your 56th ryea Ho will bests next March lett OSWIECIM The iron gntc outside the mu seum of horror at Oswicclm has Elmaword inscription in block it must be the most grimly sardonic devised by man POLES PRESERVE CONCENTRATION CAMP HERE MILLIONS OF JEWS By ALAN HARVEY Poland ers fCPl hET will have time to re Museums ilfo sciences divis ion leading dinosaur ex pert Dr Swinton is shown be fore the skeleton of dino soar in the Toronto museum tCP Photot specimenhunting and the Royal Ontario Museums excellent collection of fossils Dr Swin tons new job offers chance to extend his interests over the whole field ot biological sci EIICL Within the next few years he said he hopes to make the life sciences division of the museum important not only to scientists by its collecting and research but to the public by interpreting the results of the research for them One of the most urgent prob lems in the world today is to acquaint the general public with the power and possibilities of science and to show the pub lic its responsibility not for the advancement of science but for the use of science with humanity and as the servant of man alive Capsule Caught Over Pacific It reads Kieta Cracow Sle sind doch itcren the Germans sold meaning that Jews after all are lost animals on then procecded to treat them worse than animals Os wlccim was renamed Ausch witz and the victims come from newspaper man in brings freedom from 28 countries it was the Arbclt mncht frei work For some 4000000 persons freedom of death death by all over Europe making the death ride in unheated cottlo cars without food or water Those who could work were day by waiting United States about the size of kettlcdrum iNGLEWOOD Calif tAPlA 300pound capsule elected from the orbiting Discoverer satellite No 32 was caught in the air over the Pacific Ocean Satur Air Force plane C430 piano piloted by Capt Warren Schenstcd 82 of Glen wood Minn snagged the space capsulcs parachute as it tell it was the second straight Dis coverer payload recovered by Schensted The satellite was launched Friday from Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif The capsule was ejected from the satellite on itslBth circuit of the globe Contained in the recovered hnll were results of experiments to determine the effects of expo sure to space radiation Saturdays was the sixth he rial recovery of ejected satellite capsules starvation by torture or wild ightmare experiments beatingsoveiwork or infection by hanging or by gas chamber Oswiecim used to be pleas ant little village in southern Poland noted for its bcer Dur ing the war it hccnma the big gest concentration camp of them all with its brick extermination ovens working night and day to liquidate the enemies of Hider BURNING FLESH Night after night the sky was red and the air was polluted with the smell of burning bodies to no llcd Wleceslnw PIONEER GROUP JCanadns first pareiits asso ciation for school children was formed at Haddock NS llL 1895 aided by Alexander Gra am Bell and his wife herded into barracks sleeping eight or l2 to hunk living on block bread ersstz coffee and soup Children and tho unfit Event straight to the gas cham 21 On the lost walk they were told they were going to have bath and pushed naked into room adorned with signs in structing them not to forget their soap and towel From the gas chambers the bodies stripped of gold teeth and hair were shuttled along miniature railway lines for cremation raw SURVIVED again was liberated by the Russian army in January 1945 Two thousand survivors limped out of the camppincludlng 180 children ltiost of these were tvcins considered especially use fat for medical experiments The Poles have preserved the Auschwitz wLOswiéeinL Museum Of Ijjiorror MaintainedFY Poies comp almost exactly as it was grim reminder of mans in humanity to man Last year some 800000 visitors filed past the relics of the sad unbelieve nhio past the mountains of hu man hair the wooden shops the pole grey uniforms the pond glazed over with film of grey scum formed by the ashes of victims the piles of spectacles and watches nil ticketed and numbered with Teutonic pre eislon toured the comp recently with Danutn Erzesku reporter on the Crucow Echo some of whose relatives died in Ausch witz On the way out alter see ing Russian film of the camps liberation she spotted group of Polish Canadian visitors headed by Walker ltllchlawicz of Hamilton Ont HAUNTING MEMORIES At this most macabre of all tourist attractions initial cur iosity is quickly overlaid with something akin to boredom and the visitor has to keep remind ing himself that these atrocities really happenedrsummonfngmp the pity that does not come as spontaneously as expected Perhaps the most haunting memory is of the faces of the victims carefully photographed by the Nazis in full face and profile Almost equaliyy vivid ls the picture drawn from life by DIED AS MUSEUM survivor showing grouprot workers lining up for an even ing porodc alter dayy in the fields As ghoulish prank the cap tors huva decked one of the victims out to resemble Christ In cornerorthcptcture two greenuniformed soldiers snigger at the scene lhnt is the picture this rc porter remembers and will see again in the minds eye when the big trial of Auschwitz com mandants starts next year Science New Shrinks Piles Without Pain or Discomfort Finds Sublime Tint Reliant Pain And lithing As it Stmnh Humboldt Toronto Ont SmashFor the first time science has found new healing substance with tho sbihtytio shrink hemorrhoids 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