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OUR TELEPHONES For Examiner Want Ads Tele hone PA 02410 The telephone number to call for the Buslulsl or Editorial Dept 15 PA Nth YourNo 45 GLENN SMILES WITH SUCCESS OF HIS THREE WORLD ORBITS Libs PCs Slaughter NoConfidence Motion OITAWA CPA nonconfi dence motion attacking the gov ernments farm marketing poli cies was beaten back in the Commons Tuesday night The combined weight of the Progressive Conservative and Liberal parties defeated the CCFNew Democratic Party mo tion by vote of 149 to The motion from Arnold Peters CCF Timisknmingt charged the government with failure to gch agricultural pro ducers proper and countervail ing power in the market place It specifically criticized the government for failing to take steps to provide for national marketing boards for major farm commodities The non confidence motion was apparently designed to show farmers that they have not lost champion in the CCF New Democratic Party just because Hazen Argue has boltcd the party It was proposed by Arnold Move To Peters former union organilt zer whose father was active in the dairy industry Mr Peters riding is the rich but little known agricultural area near Hailey bury in Northern Ontario The CCF member hinted he may be promoted to the role of the partys farm critic in the Commons but party sourccs said later he was speaking with his tongue in his cheek He contended that farm pro ducers have insufficient market ing power He urged that the boards be organized on commodity basis with defined jurisdiction by regions To set prices the federal gov ernment would bargain on be half of consumers with the mar keting board for price guaran tees for individual commodities These prices would be set with reference to total farm costs and levels of farm income in relation to the rest of the economy and he renegotiated at Change Health Services VANCOUVER CF The medical profession of British Columbia says it is time for complete reorganization of all federal government health services Tied in with this would he transfer of department of vet erans affairs hospitals to the control of local boards and new policy of treating Indians in community general hospitals rather than in Indian hospitals The recommendations were contained in brief presented to the royal commission on health services niesdayrby the 30 Medical Association The brief also dealt with drug costs and promotional meth ods usedr by manufacturers to get doctors to prescribe par ticular brands for patients This has been recurring theme in the AlbertaB12 hear ings of the sevenmember com mission headed by Chief Jus tice Emmett Hall of Saskat chewan The medical association said it is deeply concerned over the waste of time effort and money for which drug prom tion is responsible 1t advocated that the federal food and drug directorate be given facilities to control the quality of dnigs and tighten controls on advertise ments for proprietary medi cines The submission said the fed eral government recently insti tuted form of voluntary pre paid medioal insurance for its employees If the system of voluntary prepaid insurance is the one which the federal government considers to be the best for those persons who work as civil servants the same principles for provision for medical serv ices should be applied to those whom the government holds as its repoosibility the Indians veterans etc We therefore recommend compiete reorganization of all federal government health serv ice to bring them into line with each other and with the med ical care available to the maip body of the citizens of Canada IN NUTSHELL Labor Party Gains In Malta VALLElTA Malta Reuters The Labor party bitterly opposed bythe Roman Catholic Church moved into an early lead today in tabulations from Maltas thrceAday election that ended Monday The tabul new expanded legislature ations showed the Labor partyhad clinched three and the Nationalist party two of 50 seats in the bristmos Mail Gets Through GLASGOW AP tied through high seas and Foulavto break its 63day The Shetland mail boat Island Lass bat eached the tiny rock island of isolation from the outside world Foula lies 20 miles west of the Shetlands and its 55 inhabitants got their first chance to read their Christmas mail Tuesday Gales and hurricane winds foiled severalattempts to reach the Island the end of the agreed produc tion cycle of the commodity ff supply exceeded demand thus depressing the market price below the guaranteed pro ducer price then compensation would be paid to the producers through payments from atom sumer revenue fund Mr Peters said Macdonnull PCTor ontoGreenwood defended gov ernment farm support measures as very sensible and said the CCFNDP proposal made me almost dizzy in its complica tions The essence of the proposal seems to be to dragoon people he said The non confidence motion came as the Commons neared the conclusion of the eightday throne speech debate Only two more sitting days are left before the wideranging debate ends Secretary of State Dorion said the government is devising solution to the butter surplus problem which should soon be defined and applied He did not elaborate on the possible move HERES ONE SMITHS Out CP Const Small found himself rich for day He opened letter appar ently addressed to him and found trust company cheque for $223000 concern ing the estate of the late Small The policemans father Small had died re cently and his son had been negotiating the disposal of the estate the amount seemed large and Const Small checked with the post office He was told the cheque was for namesake whose father had died in Ottawa Barrie Ontario Con Wednesday rulry 21 I962 ATLAS ROCKET BLASTS FROM ITS LAUNCH PAD Cleric Would Give Licences For Reading Doubtlul Books TORONTO CPiRev Berry of the United Church of Canada today said board shouldbe set up to place cer tain books on reserve list for who successfully apply for licence Mr Berry associate secrev tary of the United Church Board of Evangelism and Social Work said this practice would protect youth and rid newsvstands of filth and trash He was addressing the anual meeting of the board here Mr Berry called for wiSe and muchneeded system of cen sorship suggesting establish ment of board of men and women to which all literature and books of doubtful nature would be referred They would not necessarily ban book or picture he said but might place some on reserve list to be imported distributed read viewed only by licence given to those re sgpnsible people who might ap ISNT IN TUNE He said it is not in tune with Christian ethics or democracy to believe if is the duty of the government to do what the ma jority of the people want no matter what it is they want It is an error to assume that because enough people ask for indecent links widening of gambling or liquor laws that the government must necessar ily accede to these requests he said The task of democracy is to use only by responsible people discoVer leadership When once statesman has been elected it is his duty to lead the people not to follow them Mr Berry denounced the pseudo sophisticates of our time who feel that censorship is immoral He labelled writer Alex Comfort as one of these He quoted from the Listener official organ of the BBC in which Comfort wrote There is no such thing as pornolt graphy there is only matter with sexual cast which some one having been disturbed by it is attempting to suppress He said people like Comfort were wrong in assuming that the demand for censorship is minority demand He also dis agreed with those who sepa Irated hardcore pornography which they would ban and erotic realism which they would allow Charged With $21855 Theft TIMMINS CPlLeo Leacock former clerktreasurer of near by Mountioy Township has been charged with the theft of $21855 in township funds Police said the charge states funds misappropriated during the period from July 1950 to January 1962 discrepancy in the books was brought to the attention of ratepayers by Reeve Jack At kinson at special meeting last week LOCAL WEATHER Scattered snouflurries then snow tapering to flurries Thurs day Low tonight 15 high to moer 20 Summary Page Not Mor Then per Copy20 US JUBILANI On Return From CAIE VEBAL Fla APlAstronaut John Glenn Jr relaxing after his fantastic space voyage around the Wurld three times began to tell cx ports today about the 01000mlle trip and prepared to receive the countrys thanks from Pres ident Kennedy Friday The president plan nod to come to Cape Canaveral to greet the first American to or bit the earth when the astro naut rclurns here from his post flight isolation on Grand Turk Island in the Bahamas Kcnncdy millions of Glenns countrymen and millions more around the world saluted the new conqueror of the cosmos who circlcd the globe three times Tuesday in four hours 56 minutes in his twoton Friend ship spacecraft Glenn was flown to spccial hospital on Grand Turk late Tuesday after he was recovered by US destroyer minutes af ter his capsule parachuted into the Atlantic 166 miles from the island What the astronaut tells the scientists at Grand Turk and in weeks of briefings to follow will help shape the course of the United States space program GUIDED CAPSULE gt Glenn conclusively proved on his flight that man ls far su perior to machine in space When his capsule developed con trol difficulty during the first or bit he assumed partial manual control and maintained com mand for the rest of the mis sion He rejected suggestion from ground officials that he be brought down after two orbits because of the trouble Walter Williams Project Mercury operations director ex plained later that the trouble resulted because one of 18 gas jets on the capsule surface was plugged CAPE CANAVERAL Fla APtThe flight of US astro naut John Glenn Jr three times around the world is only beginning Space programs which ulli mately will cost upwards of 510 000000000 are coming into be ing from one end of the United States to the other Throughout the remainder of 1962 the US plans to fly five orbital missionsfour identical to Glenns and one of 19 orbits This program will continue into 1963 until four men have orbited the earth to times each The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is in the process of recruiting 2000 addi tional scientists and engineers to add to its roster of 5000 The object of the prolonged orbital program is to accustom astronauts to life and working conditions in the dark of space and during periods of prolonged weightlessness Both Parties Assad Quebec POlitical Bill By THECANADIAN PRESS Quebecs proposed new elec toral law took pounding Tues day from opposition and govern ment members of the legisla ture alike Opposition leader Daniel Johnson assailedi provision which he said would prevent formation of new parties in the province The provision would see the name of recognized political parties placed on the ballot be side the name of their candid ate To be recognized party would have to run candidates in 60 per cent of the provinces rid ings The bill also would prevent unrecognized parties from spending money on general pub licity in an election campaign The government whiloplaoiog tight limit on campagin ex penses of recognized parties would provide part payment from the treasury of these ex penses There ls no poli ciao nor political party which sincerely wantsto object to limitation of electoral expenses Mr John son said on condition how ever that the prescription does not become grave for demo cratic liberty or paved road towards single party or monopoly for two parties Later Liberal backbencher hada different fault to find with the bills present form Henri Coiteux Duples sist said the bill should distrau chlse the provinces Eskimos His reason their votes can he bought for piece of bubble gum He said fife Eskimo loch po litical sense and should be classed with reservation Indians as nonvoting citizens Explaining that by Eskimos he meant numads who live nine or 10 months of theyenr in snow country he said the Eskimo speaks neither nor English Youth Minister Paul Gerin Lajoie objected to the idea of disfranchislog whole popula tion Eskimos who were noma dic were automatically ex cluded from voting The Quebec house is one of six legislatures now in session Ontario joined the ranks Tues day and Saskatchewan will be come the seventh today Recreation Minister Westwood told the British Co lumbia legislature his depart Vmsnt plans widespread adver French tising campaign this year on the dangers of careless hunting in the belief education is the best weapon against hunting acci dents In Edmonton Education Min ister Aalborgdescribod plans for streamlined for mula of provincial grants to ele mentary and high school boards In its first division of the ses sion the Manitoba house de feated Liberal bid to permit debate of an opposition resolu tion calling for broadened ex emptions from hospital insur ance premiums And in St Johns Newfound land Premier Joseph Smallwood said hehas received an invita tion from Prime Minister Dief enbaker to attend proposed premiers meeting on national power grid Williams said minor refine ment probably would suffice to correct the trouble till he said that had human passenger not been aboard the spacecraft would have been brought down aftcr one orbit The operations director also explained that false signal forced decision not to jettison the package of reserve rockets after they had ignited and brought the capsule out of orbit The false signal caused by some unknown electronic mis hap indicated that an explosive COMPARISON CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Hcre is comparison of the earth orbital flights of American astronaut John Glenn Jr Tuesday and the Soviet astronauts Maj Yuri Gagarin April 1961 and Maj Gherman fitov Aug 1961 Glenn Altitude Dist Speed mph 17530 Time hrs 456 148 2518 Orbits 17 Weigh 4200 10460 10430 Thrust lbs 360000 800000 800000 AND SCORE CAPE CANAVERAL Fla APlleres boxsoore on successful United States and Soviet space launchings US Russia Earth satellites 65 13 Satellites still up 35 Sun satellites Moon impact Manned suborbital Manned orbital Gagarin fitov 160 110118 110159 81000 25000 435000 17400 Glenn Is Only The Beginning The US does not intend to wait for the conclusion of these first orbital tests On Dec the space agency announced $500000000 pro gram to build space trains for use as bases for exploration of the moon Eventually under this pro gram twosman space slups will he lifted into orbit with extra fuel tanks and then coupled in space in much the same fash ion as railroad trains are as sembled in marshaling yard These ships will weigh twice as much as the present two ton oneman space capsule and will remain in orbit of week or longer The purpose of the space train program is to train astronauts for future trips around and to the moon Flights by the twoman space craft are scheduled to begin in the lessoslperiod The creation of space trains and their use as launching pads for lunar exploration is but one technique for reaching the moon There is always the pos sibilityof direct flight Thus while the space train program is in full swing the US will be striving to build huge rocket capable of produc ing thrusts upwards of 22000000 pounds This is known as Pro ect Nova 17750 device designed to separate the capsules heat shield altcr re entry into the atmosphere had lgnlted prematurely over the Pacific during the sccond orbit PLAYED IT SAFE To keep the heat shield from falling away too soon officials decider Glenn had better keep his retro kct package with its restraining straps attached to the capsule If the heat shield had dropped off before thc capsule encount cred the terrific friction of re entry into the atmosphere the capsule would have burned up in the TOGOdegree heat Glcnn reported throughout the flight that he was in excellent physical and mental condition and doctors confirmed this by reading in flight instrumenta tion on his heartbeat pulse res piration and temperature Throughout the flight the as tronaut performed as test lot handling his craft making observations keeping flight log He evcn found time to take picturesblock and white and coloroi the earth and heavens with small camera He changed the film roll at least four times during the mission Special Stamp Printed OTTAWA or special United States postage stamp has been issued to mark Tuesdays orbital space flight of Astronaut John Glenn it was an nounced byUS Postmaster Gencral Edward Day Mr Day here on an official visit presented copies of the new stamp Tuesday to Canadian Postmaster General William Hamilton Almost simultan eously an albumcontaining full sheet of the four cent stamps was presented to Mrs Glcnn at her home in Arling ton WVa by Deputy US Post masterGeneral Bawley Both lions came within moments after Col Glenn had completed his flight Mr Day said printing of the bluecolored stamp has been carefully guarded secret for months The stamp went on sale Tuesday in 300 US post offices Mr Day said it was the first time the US department has ever been faced with the chal lenge and problem of issuing stamp simultaneously with an important event It was made especially difficult he said by the many postponements of the flight SHOWS CAPSULE The stamp shows Glenns Mercury capsule floating above the earth and carries the legend Project MercuryUS Man in Space Mr Day was in Ottawa with the US departments fivemem her advisory board on tour of inspection of Canadian postal facilities He said It is particularly fitting that this postal recognition of ma jor achievement of the free world be introduced in Canada since the historic friendship be tween Canada and the United States has long been proto type for the alliance of the free people Nikita Sends Congratulations MOSCOW AP Soviet Pre mier Khrushchev congratulated the United States today on Lt Col John Glenn Jrs orbital flight and suggested that the US and Russia pool their re sources to explore outer space The Soviet premier made his proposal in message to Pres ident Kennedy quoted bythe official news agency Tass Khrushchev said such joint effort would be very beneficial to the advance of sclence and would be acclaimed by all peo ploswho would like to see scl entitic achievements man and not be used for cold war purposes and the arms race Tass quoted Khrushchev as saying should like to hope that tbégenius of man who pens trated the depth of the uni verse will be able to finda road to an enduring peace and to ensure prosperity to all peo ples on our planet earth which in the space age though it does not seem to be so large is still dear to all its inhabitants