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Elite aorta axonmo tvntnav honest tin tt Teaches Speedredding To His Aduithldsses dhnusefldsroi wordsaminute Lattitude to the printed progress In my students be HALIFAX CPI Itlaa has never had so much to read and so little time do It in says Jesuit prtest who directs adult studies at St itterys Univer slty On top of that be Is often lazy sloppy reader Rev hi Belair sugegstt part of the answer lies to im proved rec ding techniques them speedmading which has developed into an im portant part of tlte unlvarsitya adult education pmgram He emphasizes however tit apeedrcadtnghe prefers spe thinkingis only theaoswer if It helps people adopt positive tuned r2titrcughprlot doesnt mean simply aponging up facts and figures he says dont look for sensational said In an Interview In his catn pua office fAIi ask is that they double their speed Father Bclair feels he achieveda large measure of pattern The students followed the pattern as he recited At the end at three ndnutel nay lookcdup protesting they hadnt seen thing because they had gone so last Itowover when questioned they discover ed that collectivety they could piece together utmost the few minute details NEVER ALOOK BACK Its the course went on stu dents were paired off to com pare what they had read They used the same formulain one hour sessions each day at home tvbcretheyse quest heir memoryvon paper We have two rules tayl hits ONcIIL We iif2VEI loot back on page and theres no vocalization by forming letters and syllables In the throat or dlhc dividuai word are lmportaht Welread for Ideas At first most of the students the formula down down turn down down turn to establish the finger andthe eyes Theeye Is taughtto follow the finger swiftly down the edge of the able to retain much at the rapid page taking in whole line or pace llowever as confidence more at time develops truatrtttlorLeva We knnwmrpyf om Fafitechitt success lna10week other course for so adults conducted few months ago with about 90 per cent doubling the speeds at wltlch they started Average starting sceedsstvcresisuvwords go through crucialperiod of frustration because they are un This doughnutshaped inflat research model hi Irmmado Libreestomv blah truc pnc me aged In deflated form to rcadfi000 words minute in minute slow to 500 Inst USE FINGIIlt content The first thing stresse Duringtht course students used books of generally light when It has stopped at the end ofa line says hiss Eileen ONeill Father Belairs assist hat The normal person makes three stops or fixations lactose line The idea of the finger light novel although more serious works take longer lie became Interested in speedread parochial school here He began ing while the principal of firsttime at National Aerolt nautics and Space Administra tions Lewis Research Labora tory here Patti Swanson prolt iect engineer for Goodyear around the huh during launch ing It can be Inflated after being loftcd above the earths atmospheric blanket Space mcn will get In through the in class was the Idea of feeling comfortable Then simple test was giveutodcterminc speed and comprehension Father Belalr then explained Aircraft Corp inspects the hub in the centre teaching it to adults In 1955 The priest who holds degrees from universities in ltfontrcal and Chicago stresses however that there is much to be learned and eye action isto eliminate these three tixationsend event tually widen the eye span At the first session Father Be COOL KID mometor climbetl tax R51 de grccs at Calgary But her Sandra Vynficld to months thought lady should to had hcrnwn solution to the more dignified Cl Vircphnto heat problem when the titer ANCIENT AREA Salerno scene of the famous Allied lnndingsin 1943 was rt th century OUTBOARD SALES and SERVICE 6hp to 100 hp SANDY Cove MARINA on No srnoun Phone Strand 25M llth Concession lnniinl In Lake Simona mother hits Leona Vynficld basinIvan The ltudsan River slewing 015 miles from the Adirondacks to ttsy seaport as early as the New York harbor is 4400 feet wide at New York City Ears PLUMBING and HEATING IINSTALLATIONS AgtCATIc0 PLASTIC FOR LIFT LONDON CPIThe bascalcs of Tower Bridgetire sections that lift to lot ships passare in need of repair Some of the wooden parts have rotted and will be replaced with plastic at cost of nearly £00000 tieorga lltltlleS CONSTRUCTION LTD Barrie PA HIDE took T0 05 FOR ssawcs THAT able recreation wing We ByCAItMAN CUMIIIING mer American digging Into that hula hoop can supply all materials and tools needed to complete any size job UNFINISHeorANEtuNG vonogvso MAHOGANY 41 SHEET Be Sure Of The Utmost Quality Insist Thol Tour Builder Uses Interstatettezseodaes 420 THE KIND or FRIENDLY ripest HAS BUILT oun REPUTATION the method involving the use of Canadian Press Staff Writer While nothing basic has changed in the Berlin dispute the mood of tension that per vaded the United States after the Berlin wall went up last Au gust has disappeared this sum =HrsymptomFthe romaine tcr craze that saw thousands of first new has putmoded as Without fttss the House of Representatives this week voted lnir recited in rapid monotone international Fallout Shelters New Passe to throw out President Ken nedys request for $568755000 to start big new shelter pro gram It brought only mild criticism At the some time 154000 rc sctve troops are quietly getting rcady to go back Into clvvies SEE P0 L5an someot themlfistitcs al lies on the other side of the At lantie meanwhile are showing concern over what they regard as shift In American policy on the defence of Western Eu rope Politicians and newspapers have eimresscd apprehension over the coming retirement of Gen Lauris Narstnd as NATO supreme commander in Europe and the selection of Gen Lyman Lemaitzer also an America to ropiacctbim Succeeding Le zer as chairman oil the US joint ebiets of staff is Can hfaxwell Taylor who has argued that US atomic retaliatory power shnuld not be used except to assure national su The chairman of West Geri manys parliamentary defence committee George Kliesing hast interpreted third man thatTayler is opposedtto nu clear defence of Europe He said lastweek Taylor would re faseetows oral hundred smart thousands of light machtneguns about speodrcading Cubanrfieiioacef 0n Reds Heavy By JOHN BLAND HAVANA ReuterslCuba in testis relying more heavily on the Communistbluc for trade titan the prorevolutionary re gfme did on the United States Figurcs In mld1562 Issue of the government policy jour nal Luba Socialista showed ItuwfithpletFCuha Iran new has been to the SinaSovict bloc sinea Fidel Castro came to power in early 1950 The figures contained in an article by Dr Jacinta Torres undersecretary for overseas trade showed that trade in 1950 remained about what it had been in 1958Itlst year of Dic tator Fuigcnclo Butistas rulc Torras said Cuba in 1958 and 1050 shipped less than three per cent of all experts to Com munist bloc nations while more than 65 per cent was accounted for In both yeais by the United States By 1901 Cubh shipped 747 per cent of Its exports to the Com munist bloc and in 1962 the plan nod5figures were 807 per cent to the SineSoviet bloc and one per Iceptto the US MILITARY IMPORTS The same is generally true in reverse for importsmCubanlém meanoLLtcaaLwt counwg Tiltzhcr than lie IJS oerom muhistbloc members has fluo tuated from to so per cent since Castro came to power Soviet shipments include mili terytttuclrsI foarbarrelled anti aircraft guns and farm mach inery Czech goods Include sov sesvaad Filmsgand phonograph rec or from theCommunistl coun tries are also much In evntence But canned foods except for viet evaporated milk dts appeared from Cuban shops soon after Christmas Torres wrote that Russia lent Cuba the help or hundreds of technicians specializing in differ ent fleldslr who have come to menu ntry He also men tioned cultural and sports ex changes as well as the supply of drugs and even of whole hospital ae disclosed that 2500 out Cubans new are studying in the Soviet Union This figure P935311 Iqumow IlldfdPtfda WMWWWMWWkt woemomma Weeaway LONDON CPtRutlaad the smallest of Englands 42 cotto ties is fighting for Its life The tiny county fs protesting local government commission plan to merge ft with neighbor ing Lelccstcrshlrc The mov would mean extinction for ltut land One phase of against the commi on plan was fought recently in five timmecting hall of 12th century Onkhnm Castle built in the middle ages to repel marauding barons Icmpers in thesc militant 150 square miles of old England have reached fever pitch since the commissions report was published We dont want to be in the control of councillors from the other side of Leicestersltitc Rutlandcrs protest Theyre foreigners Dont even speak the same language Alderman Charles Within staunch Conservative says he will never vote Tory again if the merger goes through LAGGING sermons The report suggests that the county would be better off after the amalgamation It intimates Rutlands education health and welfare services are lagging be hind the rest of the country stottt nouns MONDAY 70 FRIDAY trtat BARRIE ELECTRIC MOTORS eutaottzcoosicte notawsatscssniitim tattoo st heebanquetlngv Battles For Life The impression they oh viously went to give said Geoffrey Lane QC at the pro test mcetlngis that as you cross the frontier Into Itutlaad your car jolts intocart tracks and unshod illiterate children stand by the roadside brought Into the world by their rude peasant mothers without tho help of medical science He saidin uatya maria tty rate was below the national average and the commission seemed to ascribe this more to Rutlands ozone than its medical services The commission apparently thinks that if something Is good In the county it is due to the air if something Is bad it is due to the county council FAVDRABLE SIZE Councillors aiaim that Rut lands sizeyon could lose it In Metropolitan Torontois in Its favor because ttobody fa more than 13 miles from Aoakham the councils seat and residents are always in touclt with official goingson Some 27000 persons have signed petition protesting the amalgamation The countys population is only 23000 so this is pointer to the amount of national interest the dispute has aroused