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65hr Barrio Examinrr Published by Canadian Newspapers Ltd is Bayfield street Barrie Ontario PAGE FOUB Delegates to the annual meeting of the Canadian Manufacturers Association in Toronto heard experts tell what was wrong with modern society and the peo ple who are becoming tangled up in the cobweb of technological progress Speakers drew picture of society spinning toward nightmare of dive alcoholism drug addiction and mental illness Dr Oswald Hall sociologist told the manufacturers they had made the con sumer what he is and it was up to them to change him back from the television picture they had evolved of nation of fathers sipping their favorite brew and mothers bowing down in enchantment before some new detergent Dr Claude Bissell president of the University of Toronto hinted that indust rialists were Interfering with universi tiesHe claimed undergraduate business courses were substituting techniques and procedure for ideas Dr Bissells remarks did not go unan swered George Young Atlas Steels executive pointed out that business once abused for not giving enough finan cial aid to education was now being casti gated for having too much influence Styles president of John Inglis prizes of the meeting With Canadas un employment climbing at an alarming rate even in prosperous times he sug gested it would be better if Canadians In the June provincial elections in Canada the parties in power have re mained so to date InNova Scotia the Progressive Con servatlves gained few seats and kept their majority In Saskatchewan one 06 party seems as solidly entrenched as ever In both provinces the Liberals form the strong est opposition Coming up are the Quebec election June 22 and the New Brunswick election June 21 In Quebec the Union Nationals party has long held sway Its into leader Maurice Duplessis laid the foundation for strong rule and his party currently holds 72 seats as compared to 20 for the Liberals SOUTH AFRICAN FATE Erantford Expositor The present government in South Africa seems as unrepentant unrelenting and shortsighted as ever about its segregation policy Since it do clines to be in the least reasonable it seals its own fate It will go sooner or later Perhaps sooner LEND PEARSON T0 STATES Windsor Star Canada could do the world good turn by lending Hon Lester Pearson to the United States for six months His knowledge of interna tional personages and his experience in world ufv fairs would be invaluable at Washington President Dwight Eisenhower is sorely in need of an adviser who imows his way around and who has some idea of what people are think ing When the present Canadian Liberal leader was Canadas foreign secretary he was one of the strong men at the United Nations He could come up with ideas that had reasonable chance to work And he has the knack of getting among the people who count and convincing them that peace is worth working for seriously The world needs steady and experienced hand to help guide things through the shoals of cur rent troubles That someone mist be person known to world leaders and trusted by them COST OF HIGHWAY LITTER St Thomas Times Journal report from Albany states that it is estimated the cost of keeping the 13324 miles of high ways in New York state clear of the 1000000 beer cans and bottles plus garbage and miscel Experts Say Russia Has Changed Its policy Towards the Us Headline No doubt from bad to worse cup nano Examiner Authorized second cfnns mall Pelt Dulce Deplrbnut Ottaw miiypsuudyl Ind statutory Holidays excepted wanna Publisher and flanm mungr CBAELEB WADGE finlam Mann NZVILLB limiters Mlnallnl Editor ROBERT armies Murmurs Managu JDIIN nannies circulation Manager Sublcrlpuon MIG daily by Barrier 30o Weekly noun ycnr Sinulacopy By nail in Canada H011 year 35 mt months 00 three months on month outnldc Cnnudn iron Officer 425 Unlverm Avo roront all Cnthcln Street Manlrcah 20 clt Georgi Vancouver Member of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Pub umm Alloclntion Thu Canadian Frosn and the Audit Bureau of Circulationl The Canadian Pro in cxclullvsiy enticed to the on rc ubiloliion of all news on menu un met on nod to if The Allocated em or cute and lilo on local nsw publirhcu thnreln All Huilin of republication at special dispatches boroin an aim rmmu Telephone Numlmr Mimiin Advertising Ind amineI PAIwa 5001 Want Ads PArkwny IMlt WEDNESDAY JUNE 15 1860 00 Toronto came up with one or the EDITORIAL Modern Society Castigated Few Concrete Ideas Given gave the $450000000 year disbursed in unemployment benefits to aid backward countries Canadians he said were too concerned with increasins the luxuries of life Mr Styles like the other speakers only posed his ouestionlle had no on swer as to what the unemployed were going to use for money while the Asians and Africans were spending the half bil lion dollars of Canadian tax money Nor did he describe the luxuries most Cann dluns are striving or with the cash they have left when oy have paid their taxes and bought their food Dr Hall had no suggestion to offer the manufacturers as to what they could do to get father up on his feet and stop sipping that beer or how they could talk mother into seeing the beauties of tak ing the family wash down to the nearest creek and beating it clean Dr Bisseil quite sincere in his thesis that practical courses were finding more takers among todays students than the humanities did not elaborate what was so very wrong with universities turning out students capable of supporting them selves in the competitive age Canadian manufacturers whose con tribution to the welfare and comfort of the nation are as important as educat ors applauded their detractors before they went back to meeting payroll to pay taxes to pay teachers commented The Oshawa TimesGazette Provincial Politics Active In New Brunswick the PCs have 37 seats the Liberals 16 The return to power of the parties currently holding the reins in Nova Sce tie and Saskatchewan indicates satis faction among the mafority of the people with their present government It is only when the people are dissatisfied that they turn government out Will the same hold true in Quebec and New Brunswick Indications are in the affirmative closer to home we note activity by both Liberals and Conservatives Iihe political pot has dropped to summer since the last election but it might boll up at any moment Opinions of Other Newspapers laneous litter which is thrown out of cars by mot onisLs this year will come to $115 mile or ap proximately $1500000 There is the same problem in Ontario on comparative scale where there is $50 penalty for throwing rubbish on the highways In New York state the penalties are much more severe The fine is up to $50 on most roadsbut on the Thru way the fine may be much as $950 There are also prison terms ranging up to 30 days We have no figures on Ontarios litterbuge but we are in favor of stifif penalties on those who toss bottles that break into thousand pieces and play havoc with tires All To DICTATORS London Free Press There must be some soulsearching in Amerb ca official circles with Menderes following Rhee into oblivion for similar reasons Americans have been more interested in securing the help of strong antiCommunists than in looking for free dom or democracy in thae lands It must be salutary to learn that it is dangerous to lean on dictators FIRM WITH BULLXEI Manchester Guardian In the past when Soviet policy at least appear ed to be flexible and oven conciliatory many people in this country felt that American policy was too rigid But if the Soviet Union intends to bully the West the West must make plain its resolution not torbe bullied successfully Over the past is months the British government has gain ed deserved reputation for supple diplomacy It may now have to earn reputation for firmness in the face of war of nerves Paragraphically Speaking Referring to his outburst at the sum mlt meeting Khrushchev said The United States needed taking down peg or two It is assumed be though the 15 had been flying too high Your chance of being attacked by shark is less than one in million says an icthyologist If you stay out of sizable bodies of water your chance is consider ably less than that According to survey to be made next month the average housewife has used only per cent of the 487 odd recipes she has clipped and haphazardiy stuck away in various places Following Eisenhowers explanation that the first announcement by the US that the 02 was merely weather plane was covering statement as it wasnt know then how much informat4 ion the Russians had many man caught in lie by his wife will say But dear that was just covering statement as didnt know how much you had found outi UPHOLD THE RULES AND LIVE Canada Can Allard To Pay For Bomarc Not Arrow linen SMITH to MY For Simcoe North With the collapse of the sum mit talks the problem of Con adss and the free worlds dc fcncc has again been thrown into sharp focus Asa basis for any Canadian defense discussion certain un changeable facts haveto be rec ognized the first is geographic Canada lies between two giant protagonists in the struggle bet ween Communism ond democra cy United States the leader of the forces of the free peoples and the present leader of the Communist world Russia The second immutable fact is popula tion Canada has population of only 17 million while the United States has 70 million and Russia runny millions more while lurk ing behind Russia and threaten ing her leadership of the Com munist blue is China with pop iliation of over 700 million peop ff war comes between the com munist and democratic ideolog ies Canada cannot help but he crossed and rccrossed by the up posing forces and indeed might very well be the main battle ground It is for this reason that our leaders and indeed all of us feel that every effort must be made to keep ncgotisllng reduce ten sions encourage disarmament and ensure peace in the world third immutable fact is that the world has truly entered into the age of nuclear and atomic power and rockets that will reach even to the moon and be yond With thcso scientific advances our armies will no longer fight war with conventional weapons but with atomic and hydrogen bombs of unimaginable power carried in long range missiles whose range is thousands of roll es The Russians have fired mis sile whose range exceeds 7000 miles and the Americans have one whose range is 9000 miles All this is unbelievably costly and no nation least of all one the size of Canada can afford its own total defence either in terms of physical recourse man power and research or in the free world in terms of financial BCOHFECL Therefore while over search ing for disarmament and peace Canada must ally herself with those countries whose political philosophy is freedom and dem ocracy and since the United Stet or is our closest neighbor and the leader of the free world forc cs it is inevitable and logical that our defenses must be coord inated with theirs TWO FACETS it seems to me that there are two facets of American military policy the one puron defensive that in by radar warning syst cm and antimissile rockets and fighter planes Protection can be given to our country The other view and now posv sibiy the correct one is that rock QUEENS PARK Iixe Fails Again Public Expenditure By DON 03th TORONTO Amlher old only hand his been given Job Col William Griesinger has been named to the board of the Sandwich Windsor and Ambert bur Railway is appointment can be taken Ipolitical render In view of Cal Grierlngere lgnation over his gas stock hold ings It is bound to be criticized by both the opposition and see mark of personal courage on the part of Profit tions of the public However the premier ordered it neverthelesl And he did this principally one suspects as personal testimon hi to hisformer minister The appointment is not an im portant one financially it carries In honorarium of only $3000 And Col need the money However Mr Frost has always held his longtime cabinet col league in high regard And by braving opinion in nsmlt ing him to public post be ex presseo this in as effective way as he possibly could CUI DOWN The axe Is falling again on public expenditures here Griesiuger doesnt but you on ecoao my wm Officials complained they were having great trouble leith their eltlmelel through treuury lrd Now they no that compared to gt the present th wave was lustn ripple Getting money through in like pleadinl for life You would think we were try ing to steal the stuf one cffh clul said after trying session ELDER OUT Anolher iron fence that is being put up is against keeping on older employees The rule of the civil service in that employees must retire at the are of 70 in the put this has been largely winked at The men concerned would be retired but if they were key personnel at all they could be re tained as counsel or advisers No more however There have been several cues recently where ministers and de partmcnt heads wanted to retain men who had specialized train mg But they received flat turn down Theyolder has gone out that there are to be no exceptions And it is being strictly folluwed INTERPRETING THE NEWS Britain Adopts Injured Iiir Following Trade Talks Bebuli By DAVID oaacm Cauudlan rm sun erfor Britain up to have adopted an air of injured rightv EDuSIfCSl weeks trade talks in Paris Observers rired the British reaction this way We went in Paris prepared to start serious negotiations to achieve long term solution of the six and seven problem in Europe Again we were rebuffed The sixnation European com mon Market showed markedly little enthusiasm for suggeltions that Britain and other members of the seven join the six to form larger looser European trade lug group As result the conference spent much of its time dircurr ing ways of offsetting shinHem difficulties The unmistakable outcome of the conference however was for reaching The sixin effect told Britain once more than she must either take the plunge as full member of the European community or watch from the ole bombs and missiles are now sideline so powerful and swift that once result of last POLITICAL SCENE Garbage Headache For City Council By NEVILLE BARNETT Managing Editor The best collective Fathers Day gift anyone could give Barrie City Council is solution to the garb age disposal problem At the moment it would seem that this problem like the poor will be with us always No ONE likes to imagine such dump beside or near ones own home For this reason certain amount of sympathy must be accorded to the pro luunohed the cannot be no ed 5515 DIFFERENCES th of their target Those pin It is hardly Ilker that there hold can view and they derive will be any further overtures their strongest support from the om ll 55W in United States lifr Force genen turn The next big round of talks sis say that the only defence in on world trade generally and the to have an attacking force so in WISH of western Europe in vulnerable and powerful um rival trading bioc will come this any countries contemplating all Geneva nuclear attack would be stopped This Wm he WWW by the fear of the massive retoilt Ger 15 Gene Agreement lotion and destruction that would Tulle and Tam 893 at be wrought on it duemg trade barriers throughout Now Canadas contribution to the W91 defence since Korea has always Eehlnd the European Problem been purely defensive radar is basic and fundamental dif warnlng stations in the north ferenco of approach personnel to man them lniercep The Six Fran new G61 tor airplanes and defensive weapons while more and more the Americans have turned to offensive weapons such as roundtbeworld bombers carry testations of the present residents of VespraTown shipwho are threatened with annexation for the sole purpose of finding place to dump the citys refuse report from the City Development Committee has stipulated that dumping plans will not be car ried out unless it was certain there would be no con tamination of surface or subsurface water It is dif ficult to imagine how this will be possible But what are the alternatives One pbssible solutw ion is the provision of small incinerator units in houses but the argument against this is thet Los Angeles where there are such things attributes its smog to their use THE QUESTION of city incineratorls something that has been bypassed successfully so far Mayor Kinzle has stated that they are not very satisfact ory yet they have been in use in many European cities for many years The claims that the proposed landfill area would be sufficient for the next 25 years merely begs the question It is indicative of the fact that such system is not complete solution to the problem for what is the city going to do 25 years hence True that will be another councils headache but would it not be more satisfactory if we found more lasting solution now We cannot go on annex ing land to dump garbage To say that because the proposed dump will be under city supervision it will be maintained better than the dumps used previously in township areas envisages good supervisory staff and all the neces saray mechanical equipment This is going to cost lot of money AN UNTIL we know the pros and cons of the incinerator system the cost of building and running such plant and its capabilities it is difficult to agree thatllandfili is the only solution the city has for its garbage disposal In the meantime there is the recurrance of ani mosity between township neighbors and city dwel lers This is hardly to be wondered at when the only thing the proposed unncxotion holds for rri is Slightly higiicr taxes and garbage dump on their doorstep log atomic or hydrogen bombs lCBMs atomic submarines to build up huge retaliatory de terrent force MONEY BETTER SPENT This then is the background of the arguments over the Arrow and the Bomarc both of which are purely defensive weapons The Americans who recommend the dropping of the Bnmule do not do so because they feel it is no good but because they feel that as of now defensive wee pan is not what they want and that their money even Amer icans financial resources are not unlimited would be better spent on building up their offensive de ierrent As for Canada the Arrow the Bomarc are weapons deSIEn ed to do the same job having proximately the some capeci and range in defence against manned bombers therefore was largely matter of national pride and cost as to which weapon was develop ed Since no other country even showed any interest in the Ar row should we to sustain our prestige have gone it alone The answer to me is no When the Arrow would have been in production late in 1001 it is probably that the manned bomber will no longer be threat What of the cost For 100 Arrows 32209000000 sum which no country of 10 million can afford and preserve its conomy in peace time it is perfectly true that the Bomnrc too may be rapidly be coming obsolete but the cost to Canada is only minute fraction of the Arrow 515000000 end one we can afford nisromc warms Loko Msgantic in Quebec near the border with Maine wslw iqu crosswi by missionaries so early as 1510 HONEY HARBOUR UP Scientists heard Monday about the possibility of using narcotics for cancer control and of tumor producing potentialities of over cooked food Dr Questei of the McGiii Montreal General Hospital Re search lnstitute presented paper at the fourth Canadian Cancer Research Conference on relatively now finding in the use of drugs for destroying can cer So for the work has been carried out only with animals We have found that certain types of narcotics the barbitur ates can affect tumors the Montreal scientist sold POINT NEW way This is only valuable as pointer towards fresh crop of drugs which might be valuable in this sphere The 60 year old biochemist who developed the weedkiller 0441 said that while the amount of narcotics necessary to destroy the tumor would kill the host animal nevertheless laboratory tests had shown that the drug suffocated the tumor Dr Quasth predicted cure for human cancer would be found within this generation Dr Charles Huggins Halifax bom scientist who first related sex hormones to prostate cancer and developed an uperiilion to re move this type of tumor told of the possible relation between breast cancer in women and overcooked food Dr Huggins head of the Ben May laboratory for cancer re searc in Chicago sold his ex periments had shown female rats can cut in single meal enough cancer producing substance to cause cancer of the breast mnny and the Benelux countrie nre attempting to build com munity This involves an agree ment by members that they will follow the rules to make it work chir goals include the devel opment of common external tariff common commercial pol iclcs to some extent and aboli tion of trade barriers among the members The seven Britain Norway Sweden Denmark Austria Swit zerland and Portugal have agreed to form free trade area This is loose arrangement in which members have agreed to out tariffs among themselves while maintaining their national tariff and trading pollcie for outside nations LITTLE ENTIIUSIASM As The Financialillmos which appears to reflect official think ing says There is no use disguising the foot that for the time being the six and the seven continue to talk to each other in different languages The unwillingness of the six to consider anything but interim measures at this atage in spite of the evident if newly found flexibility of the seven lessen the likelihood that any more dra matic gesture on the part of this country would have any immedv late effect The chances are that an ac tual offer by this country to join the Common Market given satisfactory solution for the other members of the seven and the Commonwealth problem would almost niy have been greeted by the six with little more enthusiasm than they on hlbltcd for the vague proposal that there should be general ne gotlations Fresh Crop Drugs Cancer if rat can get cancer from one meal so can human he said BILE ACID BLAME In an interview he attributed one cause of breast cancer in experimental animals to sub stance knowu as 3MC This is mothylchulanthrene complilt rated chemical extracted from coal tar Dr Huggins said it can also be found in overheated bile acid Bile acid is found only in such foods as liver single dose of 3M0 adminis lured to particular strain of rat caused breast cancer but no other form of cancer It is possible humans can eat substances in food which will set off the cancer processes and cause breast cancer he said Dr Huggins said that while aMC produced breast cancer only in female rats he himself is afraid to eat food fried or baked too much and he does not cut welldone liver Rat tumors are unique in that you can cure them by re moval of hormones on which they depend he said While Ibere wasno such cure for breast cancer in women many women get five to in years of wonderful life through hormone treatments BIBLE THOUGHT Cilviug thanks niweyl for all thinglEnbulaas me Every day should be thankn giving day for those who lovn God and appreciate all His boundless blessings