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Cilia Barrie Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers Ltd iii Hayfield street Barrie Ontario PAGE TOUR SATURDAY MAY EDITORIAL Nursing Shortage Condern For Hospitals And Public Shortage of nurses has been cause of concern among nursing associations for some years Miss Cecilia Pope rog lstsrsd and public health nurse in Tor onto outlines the case for grass roots nurses She lists four facts which contribute to the national crisis in nursing but all relate to pay Nursing today is means of livelihood as well as v04 cation she says Prestige does not buy the groceries nor pay the rent Getting down to cases Miss Pope poian out that in some places in Canada registered nurses working in hospitals are paid as little as $235 per month and public health nurses mlnlmum training four years one at university receive $15 to $30 per month less than younger wo men in secretarial work and those in the lowest category of school teaching work Nurses with as much as 15 years experience may receive mere$2 per week more than the ones with four years experience In alarming numbers writes Miss Pope Canadian nurses are going to the Unit ed states where they can earn up to $100 per month more than at home And pub no health nurses in particular are turn ing to school teaching right here in Can ads and increasing their earnings by $1200 year and more In the first inst ance Canada is training nurses for ex port and in the second its case of Opinions oi0ther Newspapers PIRATES OF PROSPERITY Washington Post Despite the protests or 500000 Savoysrds the British govrlimcnt has refused to exempt the comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan from the vagaries of posterity in 1061 when the last copyrights on the operas expire in accordance with British law on the suih anniversary of the death oi the librstiist Gilbert all the Savoy Operas including The Mikado IiMS Pinsforo and The Pirates of Pcnzance will be in the public domain in England The British copyrights on ArthurSullivans music expired in 1950 There fore Gilbert and suiiivun will be at the mercy of jazz combos and rock roll as well as the traditionallsts in just two years But why not man7 If pure Gilbert and Sullivan is to survive it will have to rely on its continued appeal to new generations rather than on an aritificisi privileg ed status The British Ssvoyards who tried to rescueiheir favorite comic operas from the ravagesof time ought to remember that undiluted Gilbert and Sullivan has remained tpopular in the United States despite the expire on of copyright protoe lions here years ago Furthermore American productions such as The Hot Mikado grabsny have stimulated interest in Gilbert and ulllvsn Among those on our little list who wouldnt be missed are the wrblind few who fall to realize that each generation sets its own cultural values paonucriou DILEMMA Calgary Herald Canadian coal and Canadian iron are lore both being shipped across the Pacific to provide the essentials of Japans steel industry It is one of the ironies of Canadian life and the hard facts of its economics that Canada has the resources but it still cannot support an in dushy 6f this kind itself dol robbing Patents psy Paul writes Miss Pope It must be remembered too that nurse es with few exceptions are compelled to work shifts Only recently have they worked as little us hours week and few of them are allowed the maximum age months holiday Miss Pope writes in perfect condor One of the internal problems nurses must solve but which she feels the pub he has right to know exists is that there is incompetence in high places in the nursing profession some facesav ing formula for the necessary demotion of incompentgt people on the manager ial level as administrators executives supervisors and others needs Lobe found across the nation Miss Popes grass roots movementto keep nurses in nursing and nurses in Canada is commendable campaign that will receive great deal of public support The need for more and better nurses has been brought to the attention of the public on many occasions during the past generation but apparently the situation is growing worse instead of better Something must be done and soon to place more realistic value on the nurs ing profession not only to keep those now employed but to attract more and more young women into this highest of callings OLD srurr TO oownurrrnn Chicago News The seven sstronauls from whom the first man in space will be chosen had to endure host cold noise tilting joltlrig and vibration for week or just what many commuter has gone through or 20 years SMOKING IN BED St Thomas Tlmesdournaii Rcluming from Oshawa where he played in dance band Saturday night an East York man arrived in time in sea smoke and flames pouring from the windows oi his home After raising an alarm he groped around the smoke filled house and hauled out his wife and baby Firemen brought out two other small children and ef forls to resuscitate them on the lawn failed all were dead Investigation by the firemen showed that the bed in which the woman had been sleeping wss destroyed The evidence was that she had been smoking in bed There have been many tragedies started in this manner People who smoke in bed are in the some class ss people who drive cars dangerously dive into shallow waters handle guns without making sure there is no cartridge in the breech or do several other things that involve risks The person who smokes in bed especially cig arettesr1esns back luxuriously and enjoys the feeling of peace that such action brings By and by feeling of drowsiness steals over the smok er the eyes close and the cigaret falls from the hand of person who loses grip of the cigar it smolders on the covering and in few min for before the now sleeping occu ant is aware the inflammable bedclothes are ob are If people must smoke in bed they should never tdw en there is no other grownup person eroun News of Bonner Years HAY ll 10 Douglas Stairs five sndabalfyear old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Stairs Mary Street suf fered fracture of both bones of the right leg when struck by car driven by Goldie 10 Ross St Dr Shntlon new associate of Dr Lewis attended the boy The lad had been to Sunday School at Collier Street United Church nndwss being taken horns in the auto mobile of his aunt Miss Florence MacDougsll Getting out of the car he was crossing Ross St at Mary St to his home when struck bytbe Goldie car Sgt James Case investigated Hon Dr Simpson Minister of Educa tion former Barrie medical doctor puintedout in the Ontario Legislature in May 1939 that coursesul study in the elementary schools placed emphasis upon the attributes of the good cit izen while in the senior grades particularly Cun Paragraphically Speaking Roadside sign We buy junk thzlell antiques In following policy of truth in advertising some moderation should be exercised Rm Sip Barrie Examiner Authorized as secun cl null Post Office Benmmtnhulgttnwn Dally Sundays no statutory anusu nooptm is WAus General Manner wanes Business Manager NEVILLI scrumr um Editor simmers Advmild Monaur subscription at on also your sinus can bimrgini dull1 our six months mouth came cando to yo out Kin at lornnt Siret Montroux 15 Want dong strut Aggyi number of uu Canadian Newspaper Pub mm Association rs Candi audit sums oeclxpaifunu trial csn Pro is ti been illiirliiéiihfin hostre and ulstme local howl vosbluhlo that All rights of republication OINICIII dispatchI heuln are also served ruiuphmi Numlm Editorial Advertlll PArkway win Ms rukanIic because they are fools months ndisn and British history formed background for the study of such topics as the maintenance of democracy and bonds of unity within the British Commonwealth Listed among these are loyaliydo the king and common love of free dom Justice and democracy Regulations for flying of the flag on publicholidays and such other occasions as Lhe board determine were outlined and the opportunltes for study of the flags history and significance It was in May 1939 that Eddie Stransman and Roy Brown purchased and installed an uptodate dry cleaning dyelngand storage plant for cloth ing and they engaged the services of first class man ll Hunter who had over 20 years ex perience with leading cleaning plants in Canada The equipment iscalled NuService Cleaners and Dyers in the latest style and manufactured by Booth and Son Ltd Toronto with lant located in the former Clslsnd Bakery bull An Atlanta man didnt live to regret his having spiked his drink with weed kliling concoction Epitaph Herc lie some parts of Joseph Klein He hit curve at ninetynine Why do fools fall in lovaTitie of pop song We dont know Maybe in some cases at leastpthey do so for the Same reason that they play slotmaohines Our mixedup languagE To any per son has vision iscomplimentary to say he is visionary is derogatory Spring is the time to unbend says an editor Its adlfficult think for per son to do who has been working in the garden when lirsnkZSinatra into Sydney Australia some1000 fans turned out to cheer when heleft there were nine Press report vile probably took that to mean thathl more Australianswere glad to see him arrive Ithan wore glad to see him depart In order for two to ilivp is cheap as one they have to live cheaply GETTING READY ros TH 35 Mom FLEXI QUEENS PARK Liberals Convinced Its No Tea Party By DON OREARN Special Corrclposdesl For The Earth Examiner TORONTO Will it be tea party loha Winiemeycr my the election hnot going to tel my BLE Yet Premldr Froats camplo stresses practically nothing else receptions as against one oldlimo meeting in week And from his approach to them it would seem he would prefer to carry on in the genteel climate of chitchat and tea cup rather than the rough and tumble of the platform So Mr Wintermayer has problem He doesnt want tea party But unless he can reduce Mr Frost away from them be may have to settle for one anyway OTHERS PIOIIT Of course if the Liberal leader wonis to settle for fight with tho PCs second airing he can have any kind of arty he wants RUSSIAN BALLET What Will History Say About Dulles BY JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON AP John Foster Dulles from the moment he resigned as secretary oi suite because of spreading cancer be longed to history What will his tory say of hlm7 can never deny that this 7ft yesrold men svo his country tremendous an tireless dedica tion He quit only because of the lilac that incapacitated him In his lifetime there hovd been appraisals of him good and bad In the long cold and clinical view of history neither his devo tion to duty nor the opinions of his contemporaries will count for much DONT RUDOE His great task was dealing with communism If his whole policy in this regard wore to be sum med up in single sentence this could be it Hold tight and dont let them budgo an inch This was exactly the contdln merit policy of his prcdecsssor the Democratic administrations Dean Acheson It called for mili tary alliances all around the Communist perimeter and eco nomic help to friends and neut rals The purpose was direct ob vious and simple To keep com munism from gaining any more ground militarily economically nr upolitically it was essentially cfcnslvo policy not an ag gressivo one When Dulles hccsme secretary he took over the Acheson policy made it his own oven expanded on it with new milit alliances Dulles just like Ac own was more defensive than aggressive Ilo reacted to Communist ac tlons He created no crises for the Russians although they created some for the 05 RUSSIAN POLICYCEANGE Yet Dulles had hardly taken office before Russian policy changed at least outwardly Fortyfour days alter Dulles was sworn in the old dictator Jo seph Stalin died and with him want the needlessly savage Rus siun fondgn policy llls successors took softer line although their purpose and they made no bones about it was the some Communist expansion They managed to increase their influence beyond their borders but American military alliances and power remained firm and the Russians didnt gain an ex tra foot of real estate But animosity between East and West was just as intense when Dullu wont to hospital as when he took office six years ago in the years ahead he may prove to hiive been hero of American history or very minor figure or even on unfor tunate one No one nowsnd certainly not Dulles whose sense of history was too sharp for that can claim to know positively the an swers to the questions raised But no one can challenge this about him He did his best do he saw it He Pldns To Make Ottawa Most Beautiful Capital By ALAN mm Canadian Press Staff Writer UITAWA CPI Take com poct little capital that is just starting to grow toss girdle of stem around the central core and what harm you got chance for basic planning that is the envy of civic engineers everywhere says MajGen How ard Kennedy Grizzled en Kennedy friendly energetic 00 may be prejudiced As chairman of the National Capital Commission he heads the zomember group ad ministering $300000000 plan to make Ottawa one of the worlds most beautiful capitals We are very lucky city he says nosno omcnur In an age of suburbansprawl and the exploding metropolis planners moved fast to acquire land for twomilewids green belt projected bracelet of pas toral beauty surrounding the heart of the city It is thought Ottawa will be the first capital to have an uninter rupted green belt Other cities have seen ambitious plans de feated by lack of land control We havebeen able to catch this thing in time greyhaired Gen Kennedy said in an inter view at his mapclutlered office We now own 95 perkcent of the land we need Town planners come to Ottawa from all over the world and they all go away little envious of our setup vThe green belt 81500 acres centrepiece of the capital plan will allow the city to be contained within ribbon of rural develop ment by parks woods and farm lands The capital areas present 800 000 population will be allowed to reach maximum 600000 prob ably by the end of the bénhlry Satellite communities will absorb the surplus WOULD CONTROL SIZE We dont want to be big city said Gen Kennedy city of i000000population is many times more expensive Ad ministrative costs go up astron omically We hope to avoid the problems that plague some ofthe larger metropolitan citiesl Under policy ofconscious decentralization complexes of government buildings are built in clusters away from the downtown area Among other things this will enable civil servants to live close to their jobs It is hoped satellite communlt Stay will maintain their own iden Goa Kennedy was born in Dun robln Ont youngest of six child ren in family that traces its Irish ancestry to an immigrant who came to the Ottawa Valley in 1022 from Bollyhslso Cavsn County Educated at McGill University Gen Kennedy won the Military Cross in the First World War heldhigh executive posts as forestry engineer served on com servotion boards and acted as oneman royal commission invest igating Ontarios forest needs He filled high staff appoint ments in the Second World and in April 1950 organized the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees Gen Kennedy first became as sociated with capital planning in 1952 orrAWA ChiDefence Min ister Pearkes said Thursday that his department has looked at the French Mirage II yet plans for possible adoption in the RCAF sir division in Europe He said in the Commons that he is notyot in position to say when or how the air division will be reequlpped Canada is infhe forefront in providing old for refugees and in seeking permanent solution to the refugee problem Prime Min ister Dielepbaker said in reply to Opposition Leader Pearson who asked what support Canada had given to the recent refugee conference at New York government feasibility sur vey indicates that any causeway linking New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island via North umherlsnd Strsit would have to cupe with tidal differential of 10 feet Works Minister Green said complete change of strait tidslpatferns is considered liker Peopl are very much lm ressed by the fact that our legis afinn pemiits us not arily to plan but to carry out that plan he said There are very few organ lzations in the planning game tbat have the same freedom we have Some munlci slitles around Ottawa are bit slow In the post the city of Ottawa itself has not planned its future in sufficient de tail The result is that the inner core could stand some improve ments Nevertheless in developing the master plan for Ottawa and en virons repared underdlrection of city planner Jacques Greber Gen Kennedy has some natural advantages including the superb sweep of be Gatineau Hills north of nclg boring Hull Que and three major rivers the Ottawa Rideau and Gatlneau Gen Kennedys term runs for two more years after which be may return toihe forestry prn fesslonHe=nis married to the former Mary Mscoun of Ottawa andhas two sons and daughter OTTAWA BRIEFS if the causeway should be built be said These details werebelng used to establish what it would cost to prevent possible land damage No New Clues In Oakes Case NEW YORK AIDPrivate de tectivo Raymond Schindler said here he has no new evidence in the 1943 slaying of Sir Harry Onkes in Nassau but he thinks it would he good idea to open the case again Oakes multimillionaire was found bludgeoned to death on fireswept bed in his Bahamas home His soninlaw CountAl fred de Marigny was acquitted of the slaying and the case since has been listed as unsolved The Bahamas House of Assem bly this weckvoied unanimously to ask Scounnd Yard to renew an investigation of the flakes The Messrs aloney Mao Auloy Wardropa and others will fight him gloves oil and wlih brass knuckles While their boss baudlcs the prestigoand sweetness end they it are ready and wlllln and able to so to work clean fll up in the alleys lllr lilaloncy porliculnrly has shown he burs no holds Ila has one line he stresses that you can either admire or despise depending on your outlook He says that Mr Wintermeycr is friend of his and that he admires him but that he doesnt belong in polllics And he pm diets that year from now he wont be leading the party This of course is trying to take advantage of the stillexisting di vision of the Liberals regarding the new leader lilr Wiutcrmeyer is new type of politician and many in his party arent used to him yet it can be ctcd that the government up or will try and take full advantage of this COSTLY PROGRAM One government argument the Gills should not have trouble in knocking down Is that the Liberal pfogrsm ls prohibitively expon VI MimWintermsyer vehementLy denies this declaring that ce for the education planks it wil COII Eroctlcally nothing Euonils ii is taking advant age of the public credit for the benefit of the individual he lays Thus his proposal for 1500 hous ing would mean new rocond mortgage plan This is almost an rely sellsustaining project For lnsiunco he claims on the lsli second mortgage program the gnvemmcnt loaned toinl of 334 million Out of this the total loss was $34 INTERPRETING THE NEWS Missiles lis llir Weapon Not End of Manned Fighters By STEWART MucLIJOD Canadian Press Staff Writer Although missiles are gradually taking over as Britains chief air weapon the end of the monnod fighter era is nowhere in sight in fact any defence ministry spokesmen in London tho mon ncd fighter will he re uired in definitely until miss les learn to make positive identification of aircraft They also say manned aircraft are the only weapons that can hedgehop into enemy territory without being spotted by radar British defence lanncrs took long look at future of manned aircraft before deciding that the new TSli fighter bomber should be brought into production about 1965 at cost of 00000000 Thay muds ths decision about four months ago come smom it will be about 1907 before the RAF is ulpped with full com pliment oI TSItZs Since defence spokesmen say the aircraft will be in service for good many years this means that Britains manned fighter planes should be going strong until llflfi even if no additional models are de signed The ren2 will be essentially lowlevel aircraft which Defence Minister Duncan Sandys has de scribed as highly suitable for limited wnr operations it will be capable of highal titude nil wcnther performance and will carry nirtonir missiles It will also have space for an atomic bomb and will take off from 600 yard unsurfsced run gt ways Defence spokesmen describe the TSRZ as completely verr sutlle aircraft capable of doing any job NEED POINTED UP The need for manned aircraft was brought out sharply at the time of the 1956 Suez action when British pilots were ordered to de stroy military installations with out striking nearby towns Pilot less missiles say the defence planners couldnover accomplish such mission without large scale destruction Manned aircraft appear to be winning renewed favor in some other European countries because of their ability by changing height at random to sneak under the radar screens Both French and West German efen spokesmen have publicly pointed out the advantages of aircraft over missiles Develop Pumice For Construction VANCOUVER road builder plans to spend $500000 to develop find of pumice rock that has stepped from grsnd mothers kitchen into the con sfructlun industry John Mclsnac 41 of Whitel horse road builder in British Columbia and the Yukonfor 17 years will develop claim staked by veteran prospector John Ryan 56 lsstyear on the Lillanet River northeast of here Mr Mclsauc says development of the only major deposit of pum ice in BC will be launched with in month It will require construction of 10 miles of new road to join road being punched from the Lillooet River to Bralome Plon eer Mines Ltd USED IN CONCRETE Pumice grandmothers kitchen abrasive is used principally as lightweight aggregate in certain types of concrete it is also used as cement additive in small Quantities murder Cyril Stevenson who in troduced the resolution claimed Schindler had new evidence in the case but did not rovsalits nature Mioirr cussir Am Schindler said Thursday that Scotland Yard mgbt be able to clear the air Ive had no information since tbe case Then was told by Government House that if in vestlgsted the cakes oase or in tervlewed anybody about it would be deported Schindler said he met with Stevenson editor of the Nassau Herald in Florida recently at the lsitcrs request told Stevenson hadnothing new to offer and then he talked to me about some of his ideas Then told him not to tell anyone wds in Florida But he went right downtown and ignored the request And ever since then hes been relating his Ideas about the case as coming from out of my letLh Mr Mclsaoc hopes to have no open pit quarry in production by the fall His biggest and nearest market is Vancouver which now takes about 100000 cubic yards year The current price is$9 yard Vancouvers supply now comes from Crater Lake Ore Mr Molsaac hopes to be able to cut the price to enlarge the local market and compete in Seattle Mr Ryan staked his deposit In August 1057 The lease covers 568 acres There is visible pum ice of unusual purity on cliff face 220 feet high and 2600 feat wide Estimate of visible pumice runs to 10000000 yards One of the teams whichopsn the day for amateur explorers settlers and homestssders will be active again on the west coast this summer or foot by helicopter and boat about 50 men will bsmspplng and charting the British Colum bia terrain and coastline They are part of the larger force of more than 1000 men being sent into the field this summer in 01 separate fieldsur vey parties by the federal mines and technical surveys departs meat gt The crews will be paying spe cial attention to regions with po tontisl mineral water power for eat and other resources In BC crews will he work ing in the interior along with the north coast in the Fraser Valley on Vancouver Island and among the Queen Charlotte and Gulf Islands BIBLE THOUGH The glory is departed from Israel for the ark of God Is taken Samuel 22 No army likes to loss flags and banners but smiles are not defeated by captured flags but through lpss nf faith and cpur oge gt of To Bi Cost mRONI shy of To plans for BXDSIISIOO the building minim 600000 will tionsl appei porslions eral public eyed the philanthropi university The prog university sell and DUI GlfLs and 32100000 ceivcd The five the money of the unive developmen covers 10 less when is expected is 13000 Among ihr immediate plelcd by buildings in glneering chemislri ture as we library rpsc Half of will come in Canada Cou coeds of thy psign Chrisli At Col COLLINGI heir Lake built ship was to be ceremony in town Mrs real was to mony to law firstto be Limited of Mrs llmn director of subsidiary or iied of Clevv The Menil without cere carry mainly rence Seswn runs this we With Mont the ship will Iles for deli P0115 On it may carry groin It has 25000 tons bushels The ship dl Menihel Leif the Quebec Labrador Ra ping point carry crew Nab llmis MIAMI Fl officers seize plane Friday sons includii public official export the gr to that islan Don manAugust at Miamiail conspiracy States officer through He bond Admitted ti same db Liqupri in once was be ican strong jlllos playbo and accomps sy sac OllAWA roents prapo board has be Commons as that leaves wield arbitrsi and natural Tbsboard making or at all it is the governme icCFVancor day Armand Di euve said Hope for ludge Si TORONTO Ra baldness can throw out thr the Frommes ads concemin vertislngl The oompan with placing advertisement WON