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Barrie Examiner, 9 Feb 1962, p. 14

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The Unsinkoble Ship Sank Fifty Years Ago HALIFAX CPIFifty years ago the Titanic sank after ram ming an iceberg Oi amt pay sengers Lst were drowned The sinking and Second World War needs were among actors Germans Say Theyre Fed Up LONDON CF We Ger mans are finally fed up That is the headline in West German newspaper Bild Zel tunghitting back at the editor ial campaign carried on against the federal republic by the Beaierbrook press For years Lord Bearer brook has agitated against us says the newspaper published by millionaire Axel Springer who is to German publishing roughly what Beavcrbrook is to the British industry Bild Zeiturlg directed its tire particularly at recent article in Beaverbrooks Daily Express warning Britain against be trayal by West Germany Another of Springers papers Die Welt said the Benverbrook press displayed pathological hatred of Germans The Daily Exprcss fully re ported the German criticisms and published picture of the front page layout of Bild Zeitung resulting in formation of an in tematioual ice patrol The man who directs ice fore casting on the Atlantic and Arc tic coasts is William Marlo ham 41 formerly of Editiontnn whose many duties include making sure that disaster such as the Titanic sinking Will not occur again From his staff of six in the mcteoriogical branch of the transport department round reports go outto shps and shipping companies The reports are compiled with the did of planes ships radio and photography We have three kinds of fore casts itLr Markham ex plained The first hour one for ships actua working in the ice fields the second Iiveday for planning ship move ments 8th of these are com municnted by radio The third is 30day forecast for over seas shippers who are told by mail Our main problem Is that we still do not know enough about water currents hence the studies being made by uceanographers The currents will move the ice and wind can change its direction So you have two strikes against you before you start forecasting SPOT FROM am During the winter aircraft cheek ice in the Gulf of St Lawrence and around New loundland In summer the check Gunman Fires Hales In Pact Between Police find Underworld LONDON Reuters Ari un sporting guard who pulled gun during holdup here in censed the underworld and pro volred wrath from certain sec tions at the lawabiding public The live shots he fired foiled the robbery but they also put holes in kind of gentlemens agreement between unarmed crooks and unarmed protectors of society The shots echoed in PArliu merit where disturbed legisla tors asked Home Secretary it Butler in charge of Britains law enforcement ii couple of pointed questions about gun li cences Normally British holdups follt low cash and carry pat tern with policemen guidoss thugs descend on their victims brand ishing iron bars and clubsloy about for few seconds and escape they hope Sometimes the getaway vehicle is motor cycle KEEPS DEATHS DOWN All this may appear full of old world charm but in Britain It has managed to keep down the mortality rate among bank messengers guards policemen and innocent bystanders But last December things changed lvve stolen trucks rammed an armored car carry ing £100000 in wages through the dockland district of Step ncy Eight bandits wearing gas masks jumped out of the trucks and tore off the back doors of the armored car with grappling books They were carrying re volvers hutconforming with traditionthe guns were imita tions When the doors sprang open guard Frederick Dighton 48 opened up from the inside with 22 calibre revolver He winged bandit in the shoulder One of the outraged thugs yelled theyve got guns and the raiding party retreated in confusion CARRIED FOR YEARS subsequent newspaper in quiry disclosed that the bank company involved in the pay load has been equipping its guards with guns for many years although this was the first time one of them had been forced to use firepower Among the critics was the chief of big British security agency who said We believe that the carrying of lethal wea pons by guards places them and the public in jeopar The Guardian of Manchester commented There is no place or private armies in civilized community extends Hudson day through the Arctic to Alaska From Tomato some to ice observers in chartered Dakotas and DCts range over thou sands of square miles of north ern ice During year the dinner plane puts in 2000 to 2500 oursand thats lot of fly lng said Mr Markham who has made to trips himself by sea and air as forecaster out of Edmonton Sea ice forecasting by com voys during the Second World War followed the fomtation of on ice patrol Installation of the Distant Early Warning radar Line in the mid13305 continued to Lighten up the safety factor Mr Markham says the next step may be satellite photo graph which hns already been tested in the United States on Iirnited basis WINNING TOPIC Continued from page 11 and her friend Popeye It seems poor Olive was destined to miserable life of ham dtls due to the fact that she was on trampoline in Cen traln gym and unable to get all After bounce bounce bounc ing mingled with the call call calling for Popeye to rescue her Bill Popeye Stewart swung down from the balcony via rope in vain attempt to save the fair Les damsel in distress Boswell The actions that followed made the audience wonder whether Popeye was rescuing the distressed damsel or dis trusing the fair Olive more so After several Im coming Olives from Popeye and mul tiple seuse mes for various sestures from Olive the lovey dovay pair escaped the fate of life together on trampoline The start excelled themselves in winning over the boys team and all players sported the newest ted in athletic wear dance for biggerthancver crowd followed the sports pro gram Dukes Bracelets Cure Rheumatism LONDON APYou can buy dukos remedy for rheuma tism at the door of his stately home Many of Britains landed an Istocraey finding it difficult to keep up their great mansions throw them open to the public At the gate many sell dish cloths showing pictures of the mansion and ashtrays bearing the family coatofarms Now for pound visitor to the sLater home of Britains premier duke and ear the 16th Duke of Norfolk can purchase his personal relief for rheuma tisme copper bracelet They bring wonderful relief to rheumatic sufferers he says wear one myself it tones you up all over He adds that he has already sold 600 bracelets SWEARS BY THEM The Marquess of Bath is also bracelet enthusiast He says dont care what the doctors say the bracelets wor The Duchess of Norfolk says she broke her leg and de veloped rheumatic pains So she were one and found it very successful The manufacturers specify that the bracelet is of special thermal copper which stimu lates the bodys copper content thus releasing cramp and ten sinn SHORT IN WOMEN MONTREAL CF Mont real Council nf Women passed resolution urging the govern ment to refrain from reappoint ing any male members of the Board of Broadcast Governors until such time as at least four women have been appoint ed At present Dr Mabel Council of Prince Albert is the only woman on the limemher board Kennedy WASHINGTON AP Pres ident Kennedy has backed De fence Secretary Robert lIicNa mara in the Senate investiga tion of muzzling of the mili tary and said he will not allow harassment of individual cen sors Kennedy told his press con ference Wednesday that he would use his executive priv ilege it necessary to keep special Se ate subcommittee from pinpointing which censor altered any particular speech The Usflonstitution separ ates the powers of the three branches of government Con gress the executive headed by the president the federal courts The president can assert his executive privilege when he thinks its in the public interest to refuse Congress request for certain information from the executive branch WHO DECIDES Who decides whats ln the public interest The president says he does in such case The subcommittee is investi gating censorship practices McNamara has given the sen atorsa list of censors but has refused to tie individual censors to particular speeches And he has forbidden subordinates to Before You Buy Furs Compare As ro oouALirr not WDRKMANSBIP aim Anovn our PRICE Lugs Selection To Suit Every Bridget we mvfta Your Inspection Nn onugnuon Onnsmma REPAIEING ocou STORAGE llttsflntton Guaranteed WIGGIIIS EIIIIS Barflés Exclusive Farrier who makes and sells furl only Barrio Toronto Dunlep St PA H868 Staysl Adamant On Silencing Military do so on the ground morale would be impaired Kennedy said he and McNa mara could not agree to harassment of individuals who are only carrying out the poli cies dictated by their super iors The statement drew criticism from Senator Strum Thurmond Dem 50 member of the special Senate subcommittee Its inquiry was prompted by Thurmonds charge that mili tary men who had tried to speak out against communism had been muzzled CRITICIZES MOVE Thurmnnd issued statement calling the presidents words reflection on the presidency and Congress The senator an nounced he would fight any claim of executive privilege to withhold testimony He also called it equivalent to invoking the coustitutions Fifth Amend rnont protection against compul sory selfincrimination The president and the secre tary have evidenflyplanned to shield behind the executive Fifth Amendment the state de partment where most of the ob GREATEST WC INVENTION itcinic MAOJLQ RrSwr nuriiouzro or MOTOR sorts siiiicib FAB2206 530th Si jectional censorship occurred Thurmoud said He charged the strategy wasdesigned to con ceal ante departrnen nowin policies of defeatism in the cold war Pentagon which touch on foreign policy require clearance from both Pentagon and state department censors The subcommittee members scheduled hearing today to challenge McNamaras order headon The senators voted unanimously to demand an swers from any witness who cites only McNamaras orders as basis for refusing to testify 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