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Gihr some Examiner Published by Canadian NEWSDBDOH laid Hayfield Street Elmo Ontario PAGE EOUB TUESDAY man use summer Other Things Menocing Children Besides Plastics Coroner Dr Smirle Lawson of Toronto has condemned plastic containers These transparent shiny begs used by dry cleaners to make their Jobs more attrac tive have claimed the lives of 28 chil dren acrossjbe United States so the doctor has good grounds for alarm The way to death in these innocent looking bags has been explained to par ents The little one pulls it over its head When child inhales it sucks the plastic into his mouth It does not spit out as readily as it inhalesand unless prompt succor is at hand the little one smothers Plastic containers are providing one more danger to the little ones who are beset on all sides by potential death from fundamentally innocent things made dangerous by their curiosity and grasp ing handsi Dr Lawson calling for ban on these containers calls them suicidal dry cleaning bags lie is reported to have said that complained about these mur derous bags once before and got my knuckles rapped by the plastic bag people dont care how much they complain am going to say Ban these bags If he is sincere in his efforts to keep the children of Canada from death he Development The fact that in 1958 there had been per cent Jump in juvenile crime in Canada is one of the disquieting bits of information revealed to the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipal ities in North Bay by Alex Edmison member of the newlyformed national parole board and long an active student of penology Mr Edmison had his own theory for the marked increase Others may have different ones But it would appear that somewhere along the line discipline has not been applied We dont necessarily mean the discipline that our fathers talked about and practiSed in woodsheds Rather do we mean the kind that devel ops in person selfdiscipline that stimulates one to live progressively and well The Oshawa Times commented Frequently the home has been blamed for this lack of discipline That still may hold good although there may be in fact there are bound to thher forces that share this influence with the home Mr Edmison stated his belief that the increase in juvenile delinquency appears to stem from lessening of tra ditional unity and understanding be tween tho home the church and the school In an issue of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation Bulletin earlier this spring school principal from Hamilton discussed the problem for the benefit of others in his pro fession who he said had no greater chal lenge than the problem of discipline The writer Alan Meiklejohn said good discipline is prerequisite to good teaching and he stressed the importance of the teacher in the development of selfdiscipline among the pupils The in weapons of war the Gandhi Peace Foundation now being established in New Delhi indie will seem to many futile gesture toward the estab lishmeat of peace Financed by Gandhi memorial fund the undatipn is Mabairnas tern which planning in make asiudy of the writings in order to draw up sys may be applied by peace movements should never stop at plastic bags which have claimed the life of one child The Nanaimo BC Daily Free Press editor iollzes Only cursory perusal of daily news paper will give the doctor much more fruitful fields Tricycle ridden by little ones on urban streets are bringing death to far more tots than plastic containers ever will It is doubtful if he will have much success in having the manufac ture of trioyeles stopped More young sters in Canada have lost their lives locking themselves up in discarded ice hotel than plastic containere will claim But it is doubtful if there will be any demand to abolish the manufacture of refrigerators Automobiles are taking greater toll than war They will keep right on mak ing automobiles Youngsters are being killed for too often operating farm tractors There is no agitation to go back to horses Plastic containers are far down on the list of potential deaths for children But banning them will not likely solve any thing so long as young ones can outlast and outsmart their harrassed parents and find new and innocent worlds to conquer and make dangerous Of Discipline latter he said may have poor home environment and it was part of teach ers Job to counteract this But as Mr Edmisons figures tend to show this apparently is not enough So we are interested in suggestion made by Dr Walter Johns president of the University of Alberta the other day rtof Dr Johns felt that period in the armed services or the National Employment omws REPORT Committees Have Dorie Great Work By PATRICK NICHOLSON Examine Binhm Wished itself less in the Con moor chamber than in the various committee room Never in modern memory have so many committees doao lueh admirable and effective work Observor here point out the broodmsting committee which has extracted more information about how the CBC spends our tax money than ihe if previous committees under Liberal govern SHIPS IN BOTTLE This Is The Pornair Of Gracious Queen is GEORGE MONTGOMERY LONDON ReuichlA shy but friendly woman of 33 flies to Can ada this week on trip that is very near and dear to her heart She is Queen Elizabeth 11 brownhaired attractive wife and mother who has overcome slight natural iimidity in becom ing one of Britains most success ful sovereigns Though the Queen goes expertly through the formal paces of pub lic appearances she still prefers horrified Elizabeth in heartily and everybody loved her for it She showed her quiet unsiuify sense of humor often on that four Six years later when she mada her second visit to Canada and the United States the Queen was gt more poised and practised at the formalities than she had been be orc But she had lost none of her enjoyment of informal meetings An American newspaper col SEIvice might do much to stimulate the the simple pleasures of home life umnist dubbed her the folksiest interest of young people in mature approach to life He was particularly thinking of in terest in university education and based his thinking on the experience of the veterans classes following World War II In such classes he said there was real desire to get ahead and he laid this to the experience of the armed services in maturing and disciplining the mind as well as the body more Dr Johns made it clear heiwas not trying to advocate compulsory military service But it is interesting to note that in Russia and the United States where such programs are in effect the propor tion of students going on to university or at least becoming interested insome form of higher education ismuch great er than it is in Canada All of which would seem to bear out the theory that measure of greater discipline would be in order Possibly it applied in the right proportion with suf ficient backing from the home and the general public it would mean not only improved school work but cut in Juv enile crime Opinions of Other Newspapers PEACE FOUNDATION KitchenerWaterloo Record In world where natioas still are competing HIDDEN TAXES rm Arthur Newsflhroalcie Cigarette smokers and liquor drinkers are now paying more for their pleasures or vices ac cording to your point of view but at least they know why they are paying more it isn direct result of Mr Flemings budget The averageperson however has no idea of the extent to which he is taxed if he did there would be far fewer demands an the Government in this or that service and even lower taxes Paragraphically Speaking 121 there had been postEmmy Award for the person who put up the biggest squawk about the Emmy Awards the winner by country mile would have been Ed Sullivan Ob lame Examiner Authorized mush ens min Post Offlcb Duomoot 1012 psiLy Sundayl ma smqu Holidays extepteil waste General Manuel WADGE sunny Manran NEVIELEEEARNEJT News Brill npaam snarez venom Mannu sigégufllgmsimrdg 52 Ellfin 10 333 50 year 50 six months 00 In mon nomonth Outside condo iv mu POND MD Carhcau Kins sarw stgéefimoen use Wu orgia sum Vancouver In Iiiu ou some figummmdm Tiacannon Fran and in Audit Bureau qr oas mum unfunny union to 35 film or no new on menu in Ibi Tim The Ago 32 Pm up local news publish rthoreiul All rights or republication of special pitches hereinroro lilo reserved be mum The only cure for inflation isfor the ultimate consumer to react to high prices by moving his head back and forth in thehorizontal plane to the pomp filled round of parades speeches and moa umeat uaveilings When she travels she would rather meet people than undergo endless for malities ESCAPE roamsm Certainly there will be speeches parades and inspections aplenty after the Queen and her husband Prince Philip arrive at St Johns Niid Thursday to start six week coasttocoast four of Canada The trip their third to North America will be highlightedofficially by her opening of the St Lawrence Sea way She will also ibucb US soil briefly spending July in Chicago while cruising the Great Lakes aboard the royal yacht Britannia But in accordance with the Queens wishes the visit will be as lreeas possible of the usual pomp circumstance and iedium Typically the Queen wants to get away from formality so she can meet and mingle easily with Canadians and get acloseup view of their way of life As result this tripthe long est ever made outside the United Kingdom by ruling British monarchis expected to be one of her most successful Because of her shyness and highlydeveloped sense of duty and respoasrbility the Queen sometirnbs has tended to look serious in her public appearances LIKES T0 ILAHG The London Sunday Observer remarked on this as long ago as foolthe year before she became queenend said anyone with the princess temperament is of fooled by formal program in much tbe same way as most people assume look of excep tional gravity when they sit ia the photographers chair But when events deviate lit tle from theoificlal program she smiles One day during her first trip to Canadaend the United States in 1951 her Canadian train suddenly started pulling off Wltll out her Officials Were little The other day shopper in depart7 ment store gave birth to baby She had probably womanlike put off to the last minute the purchase of layette Women dont like pretty men vBusan Hayward unicorn steaks Bride shouid Tell Women also dont like Mom About Date says with StorkHeadline in the Ann Arbor Mich News Shllhhlll There is lot of space in the uni verse well always have as much of it as we need says physicist Yes for tunately space doesnt shrinkgldeteriorV ate or become worn with use one nationa seem to be thoroughly convinced that an atomic war would be sodisastrous that no nation would dare start one and so they feel free to insult one another with impunity and without ix British of modern IDES cansr FUN She cEm increasingly folksy as the tour went on She own two youngsters happily added dozens of unre informal hearsed gestures an touches to the pr gram and ciimaxed it by dropping in at Washington supermarket on her way back to the White House from football game NO look of annoyance clouded Elizabeths fair complexion as un restrained American photograph ers called out smile your mar esty and this way Your ma 85W She didnt seem bit worried when excited curious shoppers became wedged between her and members of the royal household Howd you like the football game housewife asked the Queen hreezily ltwas great fun the Queen answered with equal easiness of manner While winning combination of shyness friendliness and charm is important part oftbe Hm Queens personality She also is sincere religious person with firm sense of dedication to both her family and her job She has genuine love of and interest in children partly the result of her own happy child hood ss the daughter of the late King George VI One of her first acts during her coronation year of 1953 was to provide foods for the treatment and maintenance of girl who had been discharged from Nigerian leper colony The girl was the second child adopted by the Queen ORDINARY LIFE When she became president of Britains National Association for Maternity and Child Welfare the Queen declared The need Of every child to be surrounded by love and security is now ac cepted by all The Queen washrougbt up as much like an ordinary child as her position would permit She attempts to do the same for her Prince Charles 10 and Princess Anne They have been strictly but not severelycontrolled and get every possible opportunity for normal play Charles the Prince of Wales is learning the rough and tumble of boarding sch oi life at Cbeam School while the princess has just Joined brow nie pack The Queen is happiest in the company of her children and her husband but she never leis her personal feelings stand in the way of her duties The need to visit Commonlt wealth countries often separates the Queen from her children for long periods On her 21st birth day broadcasting to the youth or the Commonwealth from South Africa Elizabeth made it clear Britains famfly of peoples would not play second fiddleto her own personal clan declare before you all that my whole life whether it be long or she she said shall be do voted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we ali belong TRAVELLING MORE This second family covers onefifth of the earths surface and includes quarter of the worlds population only about 75000000 of the Queens 600 00000945ubjecta are white and Moslems outnumber the Chris lt is changing common wealth and the Queen travels far more than her predecessors At home she is in step with the ES Quietly but surely she is modernizing her court bringing it closerfo the people Her sons atmndance at Cheam School is break with traditionn meals together were able to elicit And this valuable achieve ment will certainly make the CBC more alert to squash extrava genre in future Others may consider that the estimates committee has per formed valuable service in drawing from commissioners of the civil service the admission that candidates for Jobs do not always have the thorough and impartial examination which the Civil Service Act prescribes as desirable But in my opinion among sev eral ccadidaies for the honor the palm for the most constructive committee work must be awarded to the standing commit tee oa mines forests and waters for its report an the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys RESEARCH ADVOCATE it is no surprise to observers of the Ottawa scene to learn from evidence given before this committee that that department has been the Cinderella of the government for many years for too many years It has suffered from the handicap of weak Inla isters incapable of grasping the significance of their department and from the handicap of cabi nets lacking the vision to see what our mineral wealth means to our present and future pros perHy Prompted by the able chair mansbip of Murphy the Progressive Conservative MP from Semis probing committee members have put dc srtmenial officials in the witness where they have willingly laid bare their frustrated recommenda tions for urgent work No mem ber of Parliament has said so much for so long to stress the importance of research work as Mr Murphy in this committee be has belted succession of home runs off his favorite pitcher It is remarkable that the coin mittees report on the department of mines and technical surveys which roimdiy condemn the sins REPORT FROM These Parents of omlsaloa of the Liberal govern ments in power over the past two decades was approved unani mously by the committee al ough the committee contains oi MP3 In brief the report stresses these poinu jWbiie it is evident that the functions of this department touch aii aspecis of Canadian economic development its chief respoarb biliw is the growth of our min eral industry in all its phases The mineral industry is grow ing faster than Canadian industry whole between 1947 and 1951 the physical volume of min eral production incensed 173 per cent while that all industry in creased 51 per cent Yet there has been serious aeg ligcnce in the expansion of on services of this department This serious log has for many years been prejudicial to our na tional development 1055 PREJUDICED The rarintu log in all forms of exploratory mapping is holding up development of our mineral resources Only onethird of our national geological survey has been prepared to date withoui this the doveio rs of our min erals will be be up and needed jobs will not be available as early as next year Mr Murphys long battle to have adequate industrial and sci entific research work performed in Canada is aimed at freeing from the role of mere hcwcrs of wood and drawers of water to other nations So it comes as no surprise to read in the report that the infomaunn elicited on the mines bran was depressing Tbs compeiing point is the ur geacy for increased and varied production of minerals and met air in Canada particularly for onsite processing The more processing we can do in Canada rather than merely export the crude ores mined out of our rich ground the more and the more highiypald lob there will be for snadisas The civil service staff of ills department who so frankly set forth their needs for freer rein in their work deserve applause for their past struggles and for their present honest appraisal above all they deserve more rec ognition than their task has brought them in the past And Mr Murphys committee one of the most exciting and valuable committees to sit here for long time deserves the gratitude of all those Canadians who in fu ture years will benefit by the in creased niteation which will un doubtedly now be paid to the Cinderella department of our fed eral government Say Holidays Too Long By MclNTYRE noon London England Comsp ondent For The Bards Examiner LONDON Mothers and fa thers of children living in the Wembley araa of London aro going the right way about win ning unpapulsrity within their own families They have come out with an unequivocal declar ation that school holidays are too frequent and too long and they are asking the educational authorities to do something about it They claim that the summer break in particularls time of special worry cspecially for rum thers who go out to work They worry about theirchlldreas safelt ty and they claim that the cidldrea themselves become bor ed with nothing to do Yet the British school summer holidays of six weeks duration cover ashorter period than the school holidays in Canada OUT IN THE OPEN This come But in the open at the annual meeting of the Sud bury Court Residents Association which is in the Wembley area in northwestern London The pre sident of the association said he spoke for the majority of mo thers in saying thatthey were worried stiff about what their youngsters were doing with their tune and the dangers to which they were exposed while they were left on their own This he said was due to the changed conditions of living since their grandparents time Child Princess lingered At Portugal Visit LONDON Reuters Prin cess Margaret is reported ex tremely angry over the way her visit to Portugal last week was managed The Sunday Dispatch says the Vpringcssvcnmplaiaod to Sir GUARD1on THE QUEEN Canadian and British war ships will iakc up stations in theAtlantic along the 2000 miiaHroute of the Queen foundland June is to start her Canadian tour Map shows approximate positions of the four Canadian and three Brit when she flies to New bay Nfid ish ships assigned to guard duty along the flight path from Shannon ireiand to Tor Charla Stirling British ambas sador Lisbon and that the British mbassy there is upder fire The paper adds that as re sult it is likely that Princess Margarets views will mean new policy in arrangements for lami officialr royal visits The paper says Portuguese pm lice were blamed for excessive securityarraagemenis but that the British embassy handling of the visit is not considered entir sly blameless ren could not be relied upon to stay home when no one was there Traffic dangers were be coming progressiveiy greater and it was becoming conunoa place to read in the press about frightful attacks being made on young children STAGGERED HOLIDAYS This association wants some thing done to shorten the boil day periods Mr Sidney Parrish President of the association put it this way The timehas coma for the education authorities to do something more than demand more millions formore schools and more teachers There should be revision of the centuryold system of closing the schools for such long and frequent in tervals It should not be beyond the authorities to organize the holidays of school teachers on staggered basis so as to reduce the actual time of school holilt days HOLIDAY PERIODS Wbile the summer holidays in British schools are somewhat shorter than in Canada this is more than equalized by the other holidays in the school yearnln England there are two weeks holidays for Christmas and the New Year holidays raoging from two to four weeks atEast er according to the type of school And weeks holidays at Whit suafide Six weeks is the normal summer holiday in the state schools what we term as pub= lie sohnoisia Canada but priv ate schools have long summer vacation hf casi ON wmos WISBECH Eng CP Four thousand balloons were released at fair in this Cambridgeshire town each bearing tag in sev erai languages urging the finder to return it to Wlsbech The owner of the balloon which trav eis farthest will receivea prize nE BIBLE THOUGHT The thoughts of the righteous areJust Provelbs 125 We must be fair to ourselves but harder still we must be fair to others when our inter utllooaflict