gtw waneL ï¬nchWWI eï¬mmuwy My Vmwmfl 6ws pi serif treason f3 Pond Dovelopmenis Ettaiiiorrtryhxammrr Walls Milk TUESDAY AUflUfl ll Inflation Past 25 Years Hurts Fixed Incomes Mast Many nIdIIn parent is astonished these as at the wage or salary com manded sort or dau titer who is just starting out to earn vlng The par ent who was at work In the 939s recalls that 990 weelt was then In executives pay princely sum NowadI that amount Is not considered unusua for students summer job In absolute terms earnin have in creased about fourfold record com iled by the Dominion Bureau oi Stat stics ahowa that the annual average of wages and salaries In the manufactun Ing Industry was 929 week In 1939 In 1949 it was 944 week and In 1959 It was 919 week Last year the aver Ige was over 996 week and this year it probably will ass 90 In relative terms however ecause of the effects oi taxation and Inflation the Increase In earnings over that Zdyear span is not really as great as It seems Except for direct levies on Income the effect of taxation Is difficult to measure but the effect of inflation may be accurately gauged from the consumer price index maintained by the Bureau of Statistics Based on the year 1949 II 100 this Index has climbed from 99 In 1939 to 195 It the resent time In other words it takes of todays dol lars to ml the purchasing power oi 999 In 19 Thus considering only the matter of purchIsIn power led worker must earn 994 year to no In Income equivalent to 93000 ear In 1939 But In that earlier year federal Income tax was It the rate of only three per cent on the first 91900 of taxable In come and married man with two do endant children had exemptions of £2990 lax exemptions Ire almost the same today but the rate starts at 14 er cent and reaches 22 per cent on 94 of taxable Income The big losers In this period of the shrinking Canadian dollar have been those who had unquestionlng faith In the value of our money those who have ut savings Into overnment bonds our on lane annuit ea or insurance pal cy of little Inflation pursued by successive governments lue the philo sophy of taxandsEend as helped to cut the value of prewar do lsr by nearly twothlrds observes The Oak ville Daily JournalRecord Problem of Junked cars Every year in North America millions of cars go to the junk yards What is happening to them According to recent report the question of what to do with Junkcd automobiles has become an increasingly serious problem across the nation Three tremendous ears of car pro duction have balloone the lie or worn out or wrecked autos to to al approach Ing 40 million George it italss writes In the Christian Science Monitor The iunker fleet Is being replenished annual by about 5000000 units It used to be that after the discarded vehicles were stripped of useful acces sories In auto graveyards the remains were crushed or compressed into com Eact bundles These found ready mar et in steel mills where they were mix ed with other scrap for the production of new steel However by using richer raw mater Ials or employing basic oxygen conven ters steel manufacturers have been able to by ass the auto scrap and turn out more ron at lower costs There are still some peo la in the In dusiry who worry about of discarded car bodies with no effort being made to put them to some use These are officials who recall the acute scra shortages of World War II when Inyt Ing that could be melted was re quisitioned They feel that Iron and steel companies auto makers and scrap firms on ht to combine research to de termine ow the old cars could be con served more economically as continu Ing source oi metallic tor Industry DOWN MEMtiiiv ms 49 YEARS AGO lN TOWN Barrie Examiner Aug 1924 Seven brigades took art In Irst annual sim coe County Va unteer Firemans demon stration at Barrie iair grounds with Penetang winning cup Evening fea Vtured band tattoo and fireworks Par ade Included firemen from six towns and Camp Borden RCAF Station Barrie Col legiate Cadet Band Ivy Band llama Indian Reserve Band and Beeton Band Rev Caracadden began min istry of Central Methodist Church Town Council decided against reor ani zation of police force as propose Alderman Andy Malcomson Consl oration given to permanentipsved road way for main street Barrie baseball club finished schedule In first place with wins over Collingwood and Allis ton last week Leighton Emma was star fltcher assisted Jack Plant Ernie cKnight and We ter Cooper were cat chers Balance of team managed by Joe Milne consisted of John Dobson and Bert Jennett 1b Delbert Emms2b Charlie Lynch andiiim Small as Frank Armstrong 3b league leading hitter Buster Clark Dr Holly Dyer Cheater Carson and Jack Armstrong outfield Warren Stone at Cleveland president of the Brotherhood oi locomotive En nears made visit to Allandalo Divis on No 496 along with 11 members of advisory board and held closed meeting Press was told nothing for publication OTHEREDITORS Visits HOME TRUTH Financial Post Before the election neurosis Iniects all the decisionmakersin Washington Ottawa should vigorouslyremind the The aï¬Barrie Examiner means in as gnomes samurai Indfar payment of WI ln Dally Sundays Ind liltutory use use ml Illlrhbllshes meson omsas slain Mylo mm aamustag ass llHlAY mu Accountant sale In noNrJlaey ct ililli is such tion dailr mil with lmFsco us yur chat men it mm Iieter throwoff It oysters in US en es to Canada nthree months albnc this year Canada paid out to the Amerloans for goods and William Crossland stop ed weekly scores for cla birds at Ba Gun Club toliowed by Iris Wolienden Dr Nor man Rogers Thomas Rogers Ernie Wil liams Tim VIlIIers Bert Marwood Goodwin and Harold McNabb Minesing beat Stayner in baseball playoff Pitcher Ellsworth Crawford fanned 10 Catcher Paddy Miles was hurt by foul ball but gamer continued behind bat Barrie lawn bowlers beat Alliston to retain Currie Cup Rink was Alex Habbick Joe Seagram Bill Turner and Pete Clark skip George Mo Conkey appointed local branch manager for Imperial Life Harry Burdette Bud Tomlinson and Ken Lambie local teena era wheeled to Toronto In re cord me although delayed by tire trou ble Miss Georgina Thompson resign ed as superintendent ltoyal Victoria Hospital to takesimilar position at Owen Sound Miss Weir assistant also re signed but will remain until board has obtained re lacements Bywater scor ed on pens ty kick as Rugby beat Edgar l0to win Oro soccer football title and Ross Trophy Thomas HI as was ca able referee nov Dr ggi shoe oi Mont clalr New Jersey vacationingin this district addressed Barrie KiwanieClub on presentday religion at weekly lunch eon meeting In Wellington Hotel Ed Sutciitie was chairman Les Chittlck won booster Bryson US administration of iew home truths aboutCanadaa im ortance to the 05 Canada is still ar the best customer the Americans ave absorbing 19 per piling up ties and lives generously of his prize donated by Albert waos some so STAMPst waom OTTAWA Barons Owes His Life To 500 Persons Prince Albert Plans not For 100th Birthday It Includes tables gvlng the dis to possibly more than 390 per By PATRICK NICEOUON tance in nautical miles beth sons in British Columbia lie hasntymet any of them Its unlikely he ever will Helsavlotisnoiararat oi blood condition with the to con naously dreary name of UiIAWAAmool the vats of distinguished anniversaries myth ffllï¬sï¬lg now heirs rimed mu Can in statute rriilee between the ads the city of Prince Albert and mm of Canada and the Basic Is to celebrate Its tooth world and iidtmuss in birthday in 1m statute miles between the chief Chrstmss Disease Bert Cowsn the lsr gen at rts of Canada and the eralmaneger oi111a ally Hcr worm aid In that city sin lun ea deeply into communinnctvl HOME ON Famous Remember the scandal which ghouldes sued to mm chcvqu the Industrioul Conservative massed in body no fllfldfllGmDDfWlfllflrfllM5olatrtoprevent movement For km um mm Iboutten years IKoItothellit meta pm um pint of blood lane for the celebration oi mm Mm mm mm mm snap wawai bed as his wound lost It my 3mm ohm nicelittla followup comes The bedding MM MW Mm mm or from an interested reader of it lind taken us Pill mer residents of Prince Ai whmgï¬m gomtllhwg légrt wherever they may new mg ghoï¬iï¬m than mi mldwgrwgrdgmdmm Elim was abolished only Albert please be lrind enough itd to communicate with on wm Coran 1be Daily Herald 53fdï¬tï¬ï¬ï¬dmlffumxï¬tf Prince Albert Sash WM of hosgym an me And It have Istly friends Igï¬snuth put onthemt sake or soon ancee Will irom PA perhaps you would Thats good question kindly bring this invitation to Will the new unitied oom thsir notices mand cut out the really as MAY BE MACK travagance oi the militaryt Some weeks era cont merited that thenrme oi Ketl Dear Editor ler Macks is being widely mentioned Ottawaes pop lble successor to General Van Governor General oi Ilt°l It This speculation around much Mm ml by me wish to have say about Mr letters which received from Hunt GIW vs Mr readers and was warme wel RY Im music has never kept us also at night was pleased to now my children were near to Where named by those who know him theyeouid enioy themselves As or know of his outstanding wort is lieutenantgowns oi Out for cars every weekend the come and go as It they were tario One read writer from Bosn goingto fire but that has 9° nothing to do with the dance merland high appointment fDr Wllder sedation Is whole Peniield would bring much to not gsinstltr Hunter ths oiiice and there Is no socaiiedrne gnu ofhim being above poli cs hemophilia In which the blood fails to clot properly because of lack oi one or more of the corn ponenta thot promotesnd eons trol coagulation Following an operatton early this year Mr Perks returned on hospital when hieedin from the opeution wound his ent horses on the payroll at blood about oneaterith of III the type Aposltive blood oni looted by the Red Cross diroughout EC in three month period BIBLE modern laid ens down and sleptrj awaited tor the lord anstsined metPsalm Iii How about this for trait qulliurt tilts Psalmist does not hers Wh notpolloe theroads and out wn on these driveral As for the young penile at the dances If one can trust their own sons and daughters they know they are doing nothing wrong Ihese has never been troidsle It the dance my master psid to make stirs and he basics oiiicer there every week an hope you will print this II we had nothing to say It the meeting Cottage Owner Hunters Beach ms has Ishitely reila an opinion witldt has been widely expressed IMI Quebec eral circles 111s nsme oi Montreats worldlantern neurological sur geon was mentioned here bill the suggestion died oii when it became known that Dr Pen iielrl ls nativeborn Cana cent of all us exports Canadas de ficlt In its International payments first quarter oi 1994 jumpedsharply dueeniirel toia $297900000 increase In the ï¬rst services $543 million more than we took In from them This balance in the us favor was $196000000 ornï¬drper cent reater than yearago before canade lamented its od housekeeping HIGHWAYMENACE Art NewsChronicle Hitchhikershave dopted new us of ed farther forth aromas mom vised as reeentlyssdnlyto to depict the laieetoi titervsortds new Independent nail owl iorrncriyliyaaalandp which is slightly larger than New Brunswick its sad has is itie World published dIIn government pre tionsbelng dated 1330st colored It The condition is similar to suggest It He did It It werired hes smear ass the mioym pay as well as their own under seamme an amp and has bad 19 years at eon tinous service it Illiil watch over the solvency lane and spent iiea how and are the money Iniilidloanbehveeted CANADA PLAN Orianaily lbs gram provided across FROM Us Ontario thatIlllhll Warns Canadians About Booking Tours by momma noon LONDON iii the springattitstinnwtwi eandsotcansdisnawers lands WI ed min the Dutds arm ot Fleets by Martins Dutch Iirllrie with vats con tilt tarts had been made to fly the Fiesta clients to their Spanish holiday resorts The anger of the tourists reached point that police had to be called bruit up the stormy mceiln such and escort Mr Whitï¬eld out cl his otilce building Herc lsMr Whittlclds explanation WAS VERY F00 ii 0151900 has clause see ï¬g gig Erag its am asking for legal In quiry Into the Dutdi branch nl Fiesta Ibiza it my legal IdI vlserI thlnk It advlanblc bought the company only on July irorn Dutch family for wdtit May condition as 555 Er llm package were waiting to be told who ther or not they must leave hotel 3E The vast maiorlty of human infections are believed to be cattle THEGUIIRD strainer Ingllo coincide wltlsibechaol rtrows Guardsmen headed by ingot tiieguard daily theirbandamarchins awry eeresnonyihtneverisilsto immiire opeonrolb mnaaérm ties mats