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Published by can hemppersistence Wellhlnbiisher War Feelings orTodayAré lo Bayileld Streebharrle0ntarie 13v emmuuuu munsnar aoousr nu aua Far Different Them In 1914 Flity ears this month Canada joined reat talc and France in war against Germany and AustriaHunge It was to be the war to end all were in stead it started conflict oi ideolo lee and races which continues unreeoive on the world scene to this tiny Reading back in the newspapers oi August 1014 there is evident eat dii ference to what people icel to ay about war One oi the Barrie weeklies corn mented There hasnt been so much ex citement in town since the Boer War There seemed little atmosphere oi loom Citizens roamed the streets alnhst celebration There were parades and atriotic rallies Young men flocked to be recruiting stations eager to join to whet they thought would great ad venture chance to see Europe Almost no one iigured it would not all be over by Christmas World War One dragged on iourvmore years millions oi men were slaughtered on the battietieldI there was tremendous harm to bodies and minds When victory vas won at awful cost politicians moved in and im sed such conditions on the dglieated another war was limit When World War Two began 25 years ago next month there was no excitement in the streets oi Barrie no eager iaceI among the young men oi service age In stead there was foreboding grimness iear oi the iuture The lesson oi the iirat war had been learned most eo le Then too there was he te ble hreai oi air attack This had notbeen evident in 1014 but it was in 1930 Now the world has nuclear destruction to contemplate People have changed since Augu ward war that is all but law and they are the ones whose ideas and actions the world has to iear Cyprus Situatian Is Grave It has been evident ior some time that no permanent solution to the roblemof Cyprus is possible while Archb shop Mak ar os remains in power on that troubled island lie ap ears incapable oi reason or compromse The government of Greece has gone so far as to accuse him of breaking an agreement not to start mllita eration against the hlrklsh Cyprio wthout its prior consent This was contained in report ex lainlng why Greece did not react prompt to the lur kish air attacks on Cyprus last weekend At the same time these heav handed ac tions cannot be condoned is the Un ited Nations was striving ior just solu tion and peace Archbishop Makarlos must be held re sponsible for the initial moves which pro greasively destroyed Turkish Cgprlot and Turkish confidence in Greek riot in tentions to abide by both the le ter and the irit oi the agreements drawn up in Zuric and London in 1859 and 1060 FIRST WORLD WAR 50 YEARS AGO Barrie Northern Advance Aug 18 1014 One hundred and thirty members of 35th Regiment Simcoe Forestera vol unteeredior service in First Canadian Contingent of 20000 men which is to go overseas in defence of British Empire Surgeon Dr Raikes began medical ex aminations today Those accepted will go immediately to Vaicartier Quebec ior training Not since the Boer War has there been so much local excite ment Mrs Stewart is president nndyMlss Nora Radenhurst secretary or Barrie Hospital Club which will acce subscriptions ior hospital ship to svonsored by lODE TownvCouncil eclded to accept offer oi $15000 irom Carnegie Foundation for new Barrie public library and madevavallable site atMarlretS uare on southeast corner Collier St Muicaster Mrs Creswicke announced Stnlohn Am bulance would be It special classes with Dr HWallwn giving first lectures BodybLCapt Ed McConkey oi Ear rie master oi steamer Regina was iolsnd on shore near Port Huron Rev ginawas one of ahi which sunk with all hands during dsastrous storm on Great Lakes last November Contrac torDick Garrett assured Board oi Edu cation new collegiate on Blake St would be ready by Sept Barrie Civic Cltizens Band has been engaged to =at Toronto Exhibition Se Etlltor MacLaren oi the urnedJoutEx on months tri oiAlberta ditortsl in Toronto Daily These are the accord under which Cyprus became independentwith guarc an ees irom the Turkish Cypriot com munity which perhaps went beyond rl his to the olnt oi specialkprlvtleges ese conceas ons to the Tur sh Cy rl ots irked the Archbishop and his iel ow Greek priots But the usrantees were written nto documents ormally accept ed by all parties and are thus valid in international law Archbishop Makarios failed to ut through some oi the terms oi the 59 and 00 agreementspartlcularl those affecting the five main municipal ties of Cyprus and the Cypriot civil service Turkish Cypriots and iurkey are per suaded that the Archiblahops urpose in recent months has been to me pm Greek Cypriotrun island with atev the SRN the largest Hoverl er Turkish minority remains there living there on Greek Cypriot not internationa ly imposed terms Holiday celebration at iair grounds tea at 1014 in their viewpoint to REPORT FROM Us ltro rLsGPors SITTER HovercTralit Proves Commercial Uses hlclNTYflli HOOD LONDON After five years at experimental runs and devalu omnent the Hoveroradt has demomated lta endalltlea aIa oemmercla passenger crait Handed over to the lnter Services Hovercraft lrlals Unit crait yet to be produced has for the ilret time made an open aea crossing and proved its mer its Weighing 35 tons and 77 feet long the SEN made highly successful crossing irom the So lent to Ctreabmrrg France and back again and gava fiawleu performance On board the Hovercrait for these test crossinga were high The driver who is also the commendln oiiieer oi the trials unit sat orapola llilld above the bow Immediater be low him eat the errataeer who in oddities to controlling the main engines also operates two Rover as turbines to provide hydraulc Ind electrical power navigator an RAF illght lieutenant communications rating and radio operator god up the rest of the crew WELL rsnasan vAll onhoaadwera well place ed with the performance at tha 55m VIth ll dIllMd ior cm In Or ll tions as well maulng tured milesminute motorcycle rid oillclsls oi the Admiralty and military murmu era irom Toronto Pro am of sports and band tattoo rounds out day Reports that dynamite iound 0n Can ad an Northern tracks near Parry Sound was iound in time to prevent blowing up train from Winnipeg Number of automobiles in Emvale now 10 with urchases Copeland and James ill erolc action of Manuel Heb her when he rescued two women and two children from burning building last week at no little danger to himseli is worthy oi public recognition EPatterson is getting settled inhis tine new Allandale drug store Barrie eminer has erred an oiiice in baser ment at Ross lock Mra Calderwood and Mrs Wismer will be hostesses atthe oli club tea Saturday Bell and Dr Harper oi Alliston leit to Peace River district News denounced those ianrlliea who were layln in great quantities oi pro visions an groceries and other neces sities and luxuries which will increase prices unnecessarily and so im ose hard ships onthe poorer people cannot afiord to make such provisionfor the future OTHER EbITORSéVIEWS UK HAS AFRICAN WORRY St Catharines Standard Britain its hands full with serious un rest and armedconiiict in lace like Brit ish Guiana Aden and Borneo fac es omoat perilous situation in rebellious Southern Rhodesia The colonys whiteminority govern ment is demanding independence from Britain Britain in turn says it is willin tolgrant independence to Southernltho cars as it has granted independence to other former African colonies rovid ed Southern Rhodeslas conatltu ion is changed to provide us votin rights to the Atrican majority uthem hodesiaa whitegsupremacist government has rcius ed to go along with has threatened totake unilateral action to gi the colony independence ommorrwealthPrirne Miniatersl mentatiorif oi the threatened independ cnce move The auggesilon has bee mode thatConsmonwealth troo Ilsom resumabl recruitcdirom Atria lay hatettstianiale son set home Britains request and mm mm suavcombtl nieru once in lJondon demand adequate sate guards irom Britain against the lmple oitlcere oi the Royal Navy who are charged with assessing the in model at the Hovercraftlresembfi lea an enclosed houseboat with two alrscIawa mounted on py lone above the campy and at the stern end threelanga tins DEAL CONDITION Croswhamei canditi were ideal for the teat rantsiiiere wasaamoothseawith aliflrt eouth westerly breeze when firepower from the our Bristol Srddeley Gnome engines altar liltan the creation custom of airIome iour and halt teat above the tarrnac took her al moatlmpermplibiy out to sea Tires by starle an YORK AP no marlsa that satiseraget tired to heating Dorlt liaise oi yourlaces Dont you reassemble were outW allglbeheadotthehm monumentsyoure thehsedoiihehoueet But lrn sure that ber lists to the tentmeesage have foryou from the liti surenee newail in now ybung man Just wait mobgmimkns Youve You can mark nan infldad But dpnt an am the nextfa While this first tripivu pure ly naval operation army off value oi the ltovemaitior mil iccra are also being trained in tary purposes appearance this latest operating the erait sli tbumptn motion weanliercspt bio and the little ray tossed by the craft Alfie II the VOI waauaaww mnmmfflmofimw mm mm WWMWPPPIHMIPW Value 0i cabs $b3s TODAY 1N HISTORY 1111064 Florence Nightingale the most notable of number oi woman reformers in the field of nursing died be years ago todayin 1010 in her youth Miss Nightin gale was one oi nuraaa root to minister to British troops in the hlnrean War Her example In her cam paigning caused revol ution in the treatment oi the sick and injured rotem tormation oi the Canadian Armoured Corps waa authorised emsThe Canro Cause way linking Cape Breton island to the malnlend was opened haifway screen the eh has but this spell area dd this belt made possible became redar watch wee nulntained throughout the whole trip on both We the MIN he haved perfectly and gave ilne germination ot ita capabili ea Amther Hovercraft West lend seventon so miles an hour SRN is now regularly in serv ice mmercially providing lorry service irom Southaea to Ride France On this trip treached aspeedotwlmotaanhotur in little leaa then two hours aiterlea LeeonSoient it came Itr up on to the beads at Qucrtv is some lova miles Gib Mm th or as Hovercrait rode am the beach into the water Ind made the crosaing back to England at nearly 70 miles an hour Some thick weather was encumtered THE LIGHT moon is Remarks Tire The liversge Father gang 92 elt ii were TE at sEEE is 88 egg sE égsi it seai 335 is Ea Ear it Imust earth it can build or apple both men and nations and yet may benefit the lmocvot public ooentieea ways For mic may organise public service lirrnlns in turn stimulates the producer to greater pmduci tines During the course oi this oonflnuoua process Idvertiaing revenues support the new tire the lace the The Will mil of enlightening the public Tflib In maaa me dia it Mona the voice oi the people voicslwhlda in euros the continuance oi our right to ireedom oi utterance which may in turn defend our other hopeiully inalienable runsa loos BIBLE THOUGHT Ila banal prepared his throne for iudmentplfsalm in since we must all ear there all our judgments an tie amps should be made in that trsrsltvcoss Advertising outbound be it at 51 iii it his figs iii fE 3E is at etimuiaiig associations mutativicytoftahsil as is are is is is ir New Image eron Claims PETEREOROUGH OP norm Nixon oeardidete toe the leedesirlp oi the Onhrlo Ubereiparty said Monday the party does not need new leader as much as new image in liberal party has been Injectedbytitovotonhm tcrioaomanytimeatntbelui 20 yearnI mum aNilaooae mou ex son Liberal member at the Ontario legislature ior Brunt told party members from the Patented ouais ma Were so desperate for were expecting our leader candidates to be calm sort politiml messiah This is not the way leader nor the my elections Winning the no vindsi election ll going to ialr lot better organization and tot oi hard polllioel work and not Just by the pasty ialthiul We must the so do and economic dranch that arech on all ammo ruin Ontario Waning enemavl age more peope pro rice to take an active betcmt in the Liberal party so thn we 0811 formulate realistic policies to mt mpelliml sages an Mr Nixon aaidi MrNixoniaoneolaixcan didabee seeking the Liberal leadership in the Sept it oop vention in Theme