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55hr Eartha exam Published by oomphsewxuperi Lucio Bufleld sauce name an PAGE 173 wannabes one use nnrroaur Iiiildtipnary quires are Necessary To Egonrfimv It was refreshing to hear Mr James eoyne governor of the Bank of Canada speak up on the financial pursue of this nation gt Mr Coyne endorsed the policies of the chartered banks of Canada in inducing restraint of credit no approved the pol icy or the Canadian government in its willingness to pay interest rates on its borrowings so that lenders would come forward And he defended the Bank of Canadas refusal to inflate the supply of money Ml Coyne neither evaded responsibility nor predicted any policy change With Canadas own préssure for expansion and oflorts of underdeveloped countries to develop he says demand for capital will presson Supply of new savings as far ahead as it is worth our while to look in conditions of prosperity there will al ways he or appear to be more opportun ities for useful employment or capital than the amount of capital available We should underline mom words ap pear to be because in this are or man aged economy it will be the Bank of Can ads and the government thatvwill decide whether the opportunities are real or ii lusory The coming year will seen heavy demand from0anadian industry for ma chinery and equipment force that has bfeln absent during the recovery period 959 This new demand for eapitalexpanJ sion could induce the inflationary pres sures which Mr Coyne is sworn to re sist lfavailable credit were allowed to outstrip manpower andmaterial there could be soaring prices thatwouid de stray reality If credit expansionls held at too low level we will be unable to absorb labor force growing at the rate of about 100000 year In Mr Coynes hand is the power to expandxor contract that supply of money AreOthjers Responsible Too Is drunken or drinking driver solely responsible for the inlurylor death he may cause to persons or the damage he may cause to property 0r may others be held responsible as contributing to his negligence criminal or civil Specific ally can one who knowingly helps to make tipsy mandrunker be held ac countable for what that man may do in his befuddlementl The Christian Science Monitor asks these questionseditorially There have been laws which say yes And now there is evidence that courts are beginning to construe these laws mean ingfully Connecticuts dram shop act passed in 1933 was upheld by that states supreme court in 1957 in the case of couple who sued in saloonkeeper for dam ages because he allegedly had continued to serve after the man was visibly drunk the driver of the car which struck them Wbmkllmlix Vancouver Sun Were getting pushed around too much in this electronic jetpropelled agov There are the big awkward cards used for cheques and order blanks which dornot fit any ordldaiy household variety envelope and bear the surly order Do Not Fold Apparently we are to change our stationery to accommodate machine There are the cigarette machines which make us pay two cents more for our cigarettes simply be cause it is inconvenient for the machine to give pennies in change DONG RANGE rosesl rims Financial Times Cadadas Pulp and Paper industry according to reference paper on the woodlands publisde by the Canadian Pulp and Paper Association is spending money on forests from which return cannot be expected for 40 to so years hence Nowhere else it is pointed out are such long term privaie investments being made to insure the future of Canada The individual Canadian should derive com DECEMBER 1939 Mr and Mrs William Irwin surrounded by men eight children husbands and wives and 18 grandchildren celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at thelrlbome 12 Worsley Street family dinner party was held when they re ceived harrty congratulations also flowers and gifts Mrs Irwin received gold locket and Mr lrwin wrist watch basket of fifty rose cenlred the long born at Markham on May 241854 and Mrs lrwinformerly Edith Webb of Big Bay Po wasboln on August 10 1870 They were married in the he Church by Rev Mr Walker Mr Irwin had taughtschool tr Pauls and Big Bay Point They moved in to farm in Innisfil now occupied by their oldest son They were Methodists and then of the United Parasites chill Snakes3 if people listen to unvoiced eir perieiice they heed her only when she lrlcks theni in the pants illoifizirriefixomiorr Daily sands and Statutory Eolldnyl mini wens euhiuhe nean mu WADGK aunnen Mnuger Manhunt BM nomnmuvuummsgu JOXDIEOLDEB Circulation Manager conversely he yin ease ii nailing Md month cums Canada so Officei ornamentsiv men ileumi rm wan was ideirib the oimdian Daily havespix ushers melanin Cmdifln Pull and Ilhh AudifnuruIInf nuns rm his is exclusively entitled lo the chain on or The Am ted rpm local help puaiuhea mania pnhucium or neatlei tchu meme dvmulnr and nutid ram em Opinions of OllierNewspapers sidorable food for thought from this farosighled Edinund Detroit Cletus of Stroud Dalton 51 Toronto Ernest Big Bay Point and Mrs id in Now New Jersey Joins the rhnks or stat es which hold that there are others re sponslblc in drinkingdriving accident That state also has law forbidding sale of liquor to persons visibly intoxicated And its supreme court has Just upheld the legality of suit against four taverns by the widow our man killed by car driver of which was declareddrunkby physician or course these decisions leave tho tavern keeper freetoprove if he can that the intoxication of the accused driv gt erwas notvislble whim But the New Jersey Supreme Court very properly ob served that its decision should bring fairer measure of justice to innocent third parties Personal weakness is not thoonly cul prit in drunkendriver accidents another is the temptation of someone else to make buck The Monitor concludes policy of an industry whlcb not so many years ago gave little thought and spent little time or energy on forestproleotion this on thetbeory that his counnyhad unlimited resourcm of wood for all purposes Developments of the past two decades have exploded this theory and what the industry is now doing in the way of siivicullure and forest protection shows that the lessons learn ggrfréim itsth mistakes have been well remenh With the Winter season practically on us the forest fire hazard is for another year tosli intents and purposes over There is however another year to come and more years after that and it would be comfortingto that perhaps the hunter the fisherman the wanderer in the woods might follow the example of the pulp and sin industry of which the forests are the life 00 It is no excuse to point to the fact that the pulp and paper companies have an important pecuniary interest in forest protection The fol est industries representCanadasgreatestsource of export business which meanstbstevery Can adian has thesame pecuniary lamestjust as direct if smaller News of Fennel Years Church one eight candied are James and Cecil both Big Bay Point Robert Toronto llllesley Cochrane1 Three children died in in alloy Drama Clubs first play Short Circuit durati ed large crowd in th Pilllllc Library Hall on is 1939 oneact edy directed by Miss Elsi Rallies it clicked right along from open ing lines to final blackout The cast included MissIRhoda Young Mr Bramfflkwkins Mrs is Margaret Stewart and Morris iss Le Hunter was responsible for makeup Production committee members were Elsie Balk ahMis Bram Hawkins Sandy Coutis Howell lParlridgeaird David Smith trio including Miss Bilicliffe Mrs OBrienSaint and Glen Morley added greatly lo the evenings entertainmentl 0943M suited from thefact that yw and joyrider were tryingvto occupy the samespaceat thje same time its most iinposslble to get rich by working In fact in may case its dif ficult just to malrea1ivlng by working Thegir you love is worm cent waterCatchllne or ad This isnt true if you love tell baby and skinny girl Asked when he went towork in the morning is fariner said dont go to work when get up am surrounded work Such Isituation offers little any incentive for getting up Andenthyologlstesays fish no means or communication This liker ex rdont respondto the lines psychologist says that tee age oys use uses means selfexpression No doubt And isnt it deplorable that so many or them fess themselve to am pins Olficespate Major Problem maxim the remade moan WhomItkmannhow sewndsigbtoensbowaleckof foresight The government damned Ibeoiherdayithadbaugbf fl blulheefowtrsomeyw aeov when it eouid seetbe neai for nonoibeuohudonieuhusi ssooddelence landmines childless 700000 worth of properfijn SOand 1w everybody from ueens Park area The purpose is in eenballu goveminenl again inqu close hilt area Al readers how the situation regarding office space ban has been increas ingly rldiuiious Departments have been spread all over town and doing business has been as crazyand difficult as finding out the futurelroln croseeyed fortune teller Lm NOW The government now has in its hands enough land to provide for practically buy foreseeable fult fuse Lei the rnenfrom Mars arrive andtakeusoverandthcyeven THE PROBLEM OF EATING OUR CAKE IIND HAVING IT T00 ATKINSON STUDY By IAMES SAVAGE Head of Science Department Barrie District North Collegiate Second ofTwo Articles The latest report oi the Atkins son Study of Student Resources Report No 5leompares the ac tual evemt of first year students in Ontario univerpi with their predicted achievement based on personal and academic fncfors The report is coan chiefly Willi the relative predio Live power of the several factors midi6i Of these factors the results of the Grade Kill examinations proved to be tb best predictors of university success cm promising predictors were leach ersv ratings of the students chances of sucwss ratings on re liability industry and initiative and the time required to com plew Grade XIII Generally speaking the higher the students were rated by their teachers thebetier their chimes of passing the first year of mm versiiy ICniy few students rated much below average at tended university and the ma jority of these did not pass High schol average marks also turned out to be goodprediciors of first year university results the ef fectivaness of thepredictioa in creasingfrom Grade IX upwards DISTINCT CGRELATION disfinct correlation was found between success in university and the length of time taken to complete Grade X111 high percentage of students who com plated Grade Xifl in one year were successful in their univer sity studies bu success was much less fortbose who tooklwl Jar4 oauseof failures or because they loading and unloading of com found the program too heavy The corelntion between achievement and scholach tude tesiswas somewhat disap pointing Tbere were substan Hal number of cases of high ap titude will low achievemen and LETTERS ssnvsrloN ARMY APPEAL SUCCESSFUL Toronto Nov 741 1959 To The Editor The BarrierExarniner SimAlley we ntlrrougb ihe columns of your newspaper make public the appreciation of the leaders of The Salvation Army for the excellent support given hylyour publication to the 1959 Red Shield Appeal lndioatlonsare that the appeal ed will again be successful nation ally whendelayed campaigns are compleled and all returns are in This gives causerfor yatitude lo JGOdi The part played by the Eourth Estate in bringing the appeal to the attention of the people is fullyrealized Fund raislugis not easy threIore it lsessential that the public be made aware offbe Salvation Armys needs its pur pose and in program Thank you for generous and ompeleot assistance Yours faithfully LT 00 BURSEY Natio capipami Director linen LOW anneal sesame Nl low aptitude with fairly high Perhaps Edison was rightwhen LONDON achievement Thesefindings however serve to emphasize once morevthnt abil ity alone is not enough and that skill without exertion is of little avail Some of the important fac tors not measured byscbolasilo apiiiude tests are ambition de termination initiative stability infegfltm eta qualifies which are essential complements to schol asticability but do not necessar ily accompany the la Grade xIII ExciminatiOns Best Predictors YWe que be said Genius is one percent inspiration and ninetynine per cent perspiration Of all the factors tested the present Grade x111 examinations proved to be the best predictors we haveand it seems that the best line of attack is not to re place them butto improve the ex isiing procedures and lo supple ment them through objective tests teachers ratings and school records New Traffic scheme In LondOn Hailednllyvliobbies AndiDriverslieidisifiliéiiniéfflfli LONDON CP Cab driver Waller Geeks spotteda regular customer Monday and screecbed to stopillegallyin Whitehall to shake his band Congrafulations be told ansport Minister Marples The scheme is imperceni successl The min is tel grinned fold Geake the next step would be to do something abouttaxis mak ing liiurns and walked on as the traffic flowed smoothly pest Policemenbus drivers news paper men and large see of the public echoed Geakes enthusiasm over the transforma tion wrought by Marplu pink zone scheme in the customary traffic tangle of Londons west on The usual 45 minute drive from Victoria Stationlnfiver pool Street took lulminules STRINGENI RULES The essence of Marples plan was simple He enforced park ing and standing reguiationsin the counsel London area banned mercial vehicles hetweenJ pm and 630 pmand opened off street parking lots in sfratcgi rallylocated parks to accommo date tbe overflow Central London hasnt looked OEDITOR mp4 will be sold for 21 large spawnent house it is just what Barns needs Anapanmentbouse that sire renting around $50 or sea month would soon be filled wiihwidows gretired people and lady school teachers How nice to have apiece to live will modern kitchen and bell room and not havingto live in someonefs old rooms or in socalle aparimenfs with the rent al ways gains up We are not all high salaried or have big business incomes lik some and can not pay more than $50 month with living so high cannot see Why PeelSt peer pie should object in an sprite nieot housed But if you want toimprove anythlnzin Barrie you have to fight for it like thelownball lend old post office Whatnice places they ole now would mdier live near nice apartment house well kept Withthat class of people the neighborswouldnt have to wor weekend parties of ihe more amen tliesame since gas was rationed during the Suez crisis There were even legitimate curbside parking spaces going begging byproduct was severe coin gestion on the fringes of the they will have enough room to park their space helmets Letgovernment even bend to words that day last aniving when each citizen will have hLi own civil servant and therewill still be ground on which to build for them The question of course why now Why not years ago Premier Drew down was paring for retrenchment Nobody and that means no BODY saw the fantastic ahead which later developed The logical thing to do was to go ahead on cautious basis and wait for the expansion to sun falling apart This did not happen but that government can not be partialf lnrly blamed Nobody elsedld either YOUR MONUMENT Eventually that is in somel many years to come your Part iamentlluildin gs should be duller an impressive spectacle cabinet committee is sup1 pond to be starting right away ioplay development program This will not be completed ovi emlgbt hulll But ineviiahLvinow you can be sure that eventually there be large plan and the greatest living monument in IOniario $0 the people of Ontario will be herel at this site of govcmmeol morn mom on Bill News For Air Travellers By Mm 300 Special Auden England Corrupondent for The chim Examiner Rt Hon Duncan Snndys Britains new Minister of Aviation has settled down quickly in tackling iiieproblems which beset British aviation His aim is is produce some rcvolu tionnry changes in the operation of Britains air lines Already it is reported there is bill on his desk which if it Is passed by parliament would have the ef fect of putting an end to the monopoly which has been enjoy ed by the British European Air ways and the British Overseas Airways Corporation Since ilie nationalization the major airlines In 1946 Britain on under private enterprise Be cause of the stranglebold on air transport given to the national airlines they were unable to compete effectively LOWER FARES LIKELY pink zoue area as momma Under the new legislation struggled to park as close as possible to flash usual haunts Buses approachingfhe pink zone from the cast lagged as much as i0 minutes behind schedule piclung their way through the lain There were complaints too from underground passengers jampaeked in trains outside the peak hours and from west end stores doing less than their usual business But Marples who introduced the scheme experimentally to cope with Londons chronic pre Cbrislmas traffic jams is ex pected to make it permanent in Londlm and other major cities within year which is poposed by Mr Sandys tbese private enterprise airlines will be freed to compete with the large corporations for rights t6 fly on the busiest rout us to use the most modern air liners and to charge the lowest fares The effect of this will be good news for Brnsb air travel icrs since it will bring about keen struggle for lower air fares Under the new set licensing authority which will be called the Air Transport Board will be established One of its firstcon siiierotions will be setting proper standards of safety But it will nlso be given powers to consider the financial standing of airlines maintenance provisions and lb qualifications of staffs The saf ely requirements it is underl stood will be much higher ibanjj at present MAY our mans One of the songs in the legisl lotion according to the experts is that it islikeiy to bring re duction in the numbervof private enterprise airlines They esblrm ale that about half of the 25 com panies now operating will not be able to qualify for licenses und er the proposed new regulations The other chief purpose of tho Air Transport Board will be to license sir routes and for this it will have its own staff of exper it is understood that BEA BOACwill not oppose the ma provisions of the newbilipfieth er do they believe that it will provide illevmscbinery for de cisive showdown with the indelt pendent operators This is based on their expect atlons that few of the private op crotors will have the resourcesm immediately to put up strong enough case to win licenses on the major Britisb air routes on which the two nationalized lin now have monopoly But the chief value of the bill is that it gives the independents the porlunitydo get into these profit able fields and to start lower rates War And there is always the possib ty that some of them may amalgamaie to provide the financial resources for fleets of modern aircraft which could compete effectively with the ass and nose minimum The news Sinalllncideni In Bombay Hasllliternaiional Importance 3y mom MORRISON Canadian Press surf Writer The Bombay incident involving an American marine and the Communist in consulate gsinsinternatinnaljimportance in view of Presidenthisenholflrs forthcoming attempt to increase US influence in India lilVlBllSISllDOle oId nah Ch outimi Que was named Canadian ambassador to Chile in Nov ember Mrlreniblay joined Eisenhower leaves Thursday on moooml1e goodwill tour in which his main atop will be New Delhi andhis main tallis will he withlrime Minister Nehru In the light of the growing coolness between india and Red China the ilrningof the tripeould not be more Ppportune But inEisenhow enlarge ment of personal diplomacy there is danger of boomerang China is not likelyto standby while Eisenhower woos the neutral ln dians If ternational cl dent could be promoted at would discredit Eisenhowerand the l3 ould losano Urges legislation for Snow Tires lKITCHENER CPiLegisllsiion should be passed making pulsory for all motorists to use snow tires during the winter city engineer Bradley told the councils rks committeemere Such ii mo would save munl cipalities thousands of dollars in winter road maintenance costs lh and eliminate many traffic jams he suid No acilcnvwos taken on ihnpro oral The story of theBornMynn dent as rocelved in Washington reads like mysny fietio ff cia Chang Clii Yu see refuge in the us consulate party inithe consul is taken to remote cottage overnight safgtyandjplac custodylof youngrnarine gean Robertnrmsirong answer or beam The next morning Chang some second thoughts about his defection tells Armstrong he wants to going to the us 9011 sulete but somehnwgets the taxi driver to take insteadtov Cbinese consulate Apparentlyvin Chinese posses aim is tape recording of statement Chang made to US officers How Chang was able to keep it is not made clean On arrival at the Chinese con sulate Chang leaps out marine sergeant leaps out of him apparently in an attempt to recover the tape recording In so doing the sergeant is captured bound and held by theChinese for six hours untilreleased at tb request of indisu off ais Tbe US charges this is kid napping of the marine ondChina counters that aliens effect kidnapped Chang Perhaps boih charges are exi aggeraied Certainly there isno indication Chang was detained forciblyby the authorities 0n the other hand innot dear how for the marine sergeant went in attempting to recover the tsperecording mlCKERY SEEN One Washington newspaper sug gests the entire lsode may have been trick toe cit information from the Americanofffciala If this isthe case it would seem there was some naive blundering on the part ova authoritie emu THOUGHT What that in iby haudr Exodusi2 God has endowed uswrih tai ean we have noiyet discovered Make use of what you hav do not covet others ifts SUD 25 sovernl Eures Estes Tourist convent tourist busines Jame the Tel depaan City made founst facts Touris counted business and gay drug si meat an Per cent sergeant placent dent of ii snid lode meeting Serious elven Ml of the col sreat dep sources oi loosisofl During tinned vuinerable money in United St