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WAWWL NATO neronoullcnl experts it seems were anxious to repluce humnn pilots 1n oertgln type aircroft with instruments and serve mechanlsms Scott Crossfleld nn Amencnn pnot who has flown the Doqglos Skyrocket no 1327 mph uttereq this rejoinder Where he asked can you find nnomer nonlinear servemechanism welghlng only 150 pounds andhnvlng grant udnptablllty that can is produced so cheaply by com pletely unskilled lobar Subsidized Exports ITS Man That Matters Will science ultimately supersede man to create robot society An incident which occurred at recent meeting nirsclentr lsts and pilots oi the North Atlantic Treaty Organization ns reported by The New York Times suggeststhut even modern technol ogy will never entlrely elimlnate or subyu gate mun Test pllot Crossfleld scored point for humanity His remark makeswne ponder For pollclcnl as well as Lcchnlcnl scientists are constantw seeklhg to replace man With system of mnehlnc Socialists pnmcu inrly are wont to forget the words of the French philosopher Pierre Churron uttered more than 300 years ago The true science and the true study or man stud Chanon ls man The socalled twuprlcc system for agrl cultural products recently adopted by the Unlted States 15 certain to have unpleasant rcpercusslons for counlrles such as Can ada whose trade relles henvlly on the ex No mnn can be patriot on an empty stomach nuu mm Wu port market or arm products Cnnndhms may therefore be orgiven for looking with mlsglvlng on the Unlted States Govern ments decision to offer butter wheat maize barley unts rye cheese and Uther surplus items directly to foreign buyers at prices substantially lower than those pre vnmng on the domestic market It ls loregéne conclusion that such trade pollclcs wlll have depresslng etlcct onwurld prices Nor can lt be denled that the Elsenhower Admlnlstmtlpns declslon to Nsort to the twoprlce pollcy lnmgrlcultuml products rests on polltlcnl rather than eco nomlc conslderntlons Always rlsc rm the tablevwllh an appetite and you wlll ncvnr dawn without one Wlllnm Penn What is not so clearly recognized how ever is that xesort to the twoprice system is in eiiect dellberntepolicy decision to subsidize exports practice whlch has properly been condemned at more than one of the several conferences on the General Agreement on anliis and Trade It dli irrs not at all in principle from dumping The Secret Ballot The General Agreement on anlfls and Tradc seems has now become Mule more than scrap of pnper to which Washlng ton Intends to pay scum heed In the employeremployee relutlunshlp there ls nnthlng whlch so vitally nflects the ludlvldunl employee as the loss ms pay when he is culled on strike In such nn lm nortxmt dcclslon he should hnve opportun lty lo express his lrce chelee by secret bnl lnt held under government nusplces Such were the words used by President Alsunhowcr In hls Message to Congress last unumry They um wordswhlch lulu on npcclnl mcnnlng for Canndlnnx mdny Inc od or the nccund llme wlthln vnry cw yum with the Incl or strike vole nun upvrutlng rull employers whlch Inny result In pumlynln of the nullonn mll trmmport tvm blu many Cnnmllnns ll mny come ulrnrlsc L0 lcnm that run workcrn do not enjoy lh prlvllvuu Room lmllnt In mutter no vllnlly nflccllng lhvlr llvrllhoud nnd the nnuonnl lnlcrrnL Yet mnny un lonn have recognized the desslmblllly of mu rmch bnlloL recent New York Confor mmu curd mlrvry shown lhnL Amnu l5 mllllon Inomlwm pl nu nnuonul nnd Inter nullnnnlunlonnnnfl prr cent are covered ACloss Newspaper Published Monday Wednesday Friday In Th Wllmn llulhllnl Im oum Hquun Hum Onlulo Camd Mm 11m uuuur nxlmmm 1mm WALD Prelldrnt IIHIHCKx Vlulruldrnt mvm mutinymun MM mm um mu mm mm ummm Amun AverIr N9 Inld ABC Clnuhllon Mmu fldln Mar ll 6542 mmmom hi ADVANCE IV min bumI unuu lain ma mum mun mam nn um um um um um oun mu mm IO 112 inimifiifixahtifiéfli Wllllam Cowper Brnnn MONDAY JULY 26 195 by union copstflutlons which require secret strike vote Canadas textile industry is engaged in the biggest fight of its life the fight to survive says Paul Deacon in The Financial Post its tight strangely incongruous against the backdrop oi an otherwise boom ing Canadian economy Business generally in good shape many textile manuiacturers particularly in the primary industry are closing plants chopping or eliminating div idends struggling to iind ways to keep irom going underr This isnt just matter oi iew small inefficient operations running into trouble Some or the biggest producers in the business have been sharing in the distress It isnt matter either of con sumer demand dwindling to nothing He tail sales of clothing and other textile goods have been at good level by any normal standard but imported goods have gained such share of the market that when consumer buys inbric or clothing chances are one in two the fabric has beenmode outside the country The primary textile industry until fairly recently employed 100 000 poidwages and salaries of more than $200 mililons year and had gross value of production of $850 millions The sec biiuarylndustry which makeScloth into clothing employed as many as the primary industry and paid slmilar Wages with gross annual output worth $750 millionsr No individual could be confronted with gruver decision than that which the non operating employees of Canadas railways now time That decision in axialth whe ther or not to pnrniyze rail transport Indy by the same token thenational economy to enforce their demands If the decision is to strike countless thousands oi em ioyeesih industriesnflected by the strike will be temporarilywithoutemployment roll tieup oi evenia tew dnys duration Will set on chain reaction or economic conse quences which will last for weeks Surely Canadas nonopernting mil em ployees faced With nnlssue of such gravity are entiticd tothe time or rciicction and the protection of privacy in their expression of views which the secret ballot uione can afford Dare to be true nothing needs lie mun which needs In most grows twu thereby Textile Industry Hurt He that would gavem others first should be the master of himself Phlllp Mnsslngcr OPINIONS OF OTHERS Oshnwn TimesGazelle Nnnupcrnung mnployccn cl Canndlnn mllronds hr the sucond timein our ybnrs have bun taking 11 strike vote Cnunulnm everywhere are nsklnx lhlchlvu whether hls mum lhnt nlsu or the 51min Mme In our yum nnnrchy to prevail and vital rnll lmnsporL onicnllnl l0 lhc hmcllnnlnl he nallunnl nconomy ls nncc again In be 1m nlynd mm pwphi knuw um me members me unnvupcrnllxn mll unllmn nrc akin sirlkc VD lmrnuse lhclr labor bums havemdnred man In do Tiny know um um whnuvtr me uulcomr ha vulc Umusamm mu emplnym and um nmlllon dn wish Mllkl YN dtnlcxl the pro tullun of flu sccnllmllu learinn xeprlsal 1mm ho unlml lrnlkw and he Inn at lhclr uhiun card and ID Mvelihuod Ihny nil conform lhnunnflx wlll vnh mlurlamln unwllunnly for work Aluvnnxc Nunupcmllng union bums In prmlnx wuxr dumuxuls on ma rnllwny which they cannot 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designa led by 1hr Ontario Dbparlmcm Highway as development rand lndlcnllnx um grams wlll be pnld to he township or hxfinxlng m3 marl up to required slamhrd Such 1mm have already been ap provud subject In the ullpulnuun mm the one hill upproximalcly 70000 cu yds be cut away The Nurlhlnnd companys price for the work was mm per cu yd xur enrlh romnval and 30 cam or rank There were 22 un der submlllcd wim prices runglng Irum 4n mu cent to earth and scaling as high as or rock However there mm lndlcallon um any rack yin be cnroumcrud The tenders were considered the rnxulnr meeting councll whlch wok place In Mldhursl all on Monday mumlng July 19 wlm Reeve Roy mckllng prcfldlng ll had been dccidLd ul prch nus mccilnii that council would purchusu No 2l2 SDhorscvowcr dnlxcl calcrplllar grailcr lt lull pruvlnclril subsldy could lie oli mlnnd luply lrom mi dlpnll mum ndvhcd council ilm only pur lliil nubxldy could lie urnnlcd wllh the result um ncllon on inc pun chase was lltllHLlL The luwm undrr 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June 27 30 here 011 chd the Cunvcmlon On tario Urban and Rural Truslnes Asocgggx which was allended by no In an eight delegnles Item the Barrie boards Representlng the BDCI Board were George Johnston Griffin Hiflln snn Mumberson and Blair all accompanied by their wives MncLamn and Dohsnn wlthhclt wives in at Innfinnpe amiMrs Ivan Clemmens represented mu Pubhc Scfioal Eonrd Both convenuonu hoard outslnnd in addresses by leading personal Mes In the educational fltld the former being addressed by Chre Mudcud Wmdsor Superintendent Schools on the subject Shall WE PrnvIdn Goad Meal and by 11 Bonnie Assistant Super intendent n1 Elementary and Sec undary Educajion or Ontario whusu subject was Trends in Ed ucnllan The trustncs cnnycnllon heard scholarly address by Dr Althouse enmlud The Role the School Truflun In Ontario nnd an nflLrdlnnur addrms by Dr Marcus Lung Prctgssor OLPhH nsophyUnlvcrslly Toronto an the subject Things Thu Matter The Iaunr Convention alsu spent consldcrnblc Hmc In panel dis leon under me heading Thu Trustee nnd Current Trends In Ed ucauonl Ihnrc shc mended hc Chcsler mdge service on spcnl um weekend wm Gravcnhurst lrlcnds Sunday visitors Mr And Mrs Fred Cuokes were John Clack and Mr and Mrs Fred Cnnkc Jr Mr and Mm Cnuus Jac queline and Donna Rublnsan vikilcd Mr and Mrs Conni Cookstown on Sunday WA Men At Sunday School On Aug the rcgularWA will meet at the Sunday School room Devotional Mrs Adamsun Roll call vacrh rqm he Bible Program Mrs Mason Picnic lunch on the church lawn Everyone curd lnlly lnviled 51mm County swimming mm under the dlrccllon mum Co Icy got an to blg sun In me ow Creek just back 01 Varcoes gravel pm On Tuesday more were um ma chlldrnn 15 molhcrs nnd hrcc Instructmscs an the 10h Rental nlnud rnpldy1 Sixty seven ml of shopsnllcd shoe or 67 sallan mm Shnmokln PROFESSIONAL DIRECTRY ARMSTRONG MIcLAIlEN CD can In ACCOUNVANVI Callhr EL Ium 01 You Taronu um mumy Allnnbol In new Ian lamm Co on ma unmum III rum lmfllnmlnl Irv tunmun munMn rmm 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Gféup Plan Improvemems Annual Féll Fair ton Midland Boys Band will again be engaged to lead the parade and put on concert Monday nlghL Jimmy Ferrin will be asked presents stage show Tuesday night 13 Hughes was reappoth edichalgmnn 0y uhnqlnfnn The drawmntch cnmmlnee le be nsked ln prpvlde an alterna tlveJcalumJ no cumpclxllon rnn bc urranled £rlzc money wnl be higherIor needlccran and 11ch Revl sloxu ln nncdlccmn class are b0 lng dealt with by MEIG ll Lane Mrs Wl Bulbeck and Mrs Gill Implement agent Allan VByprs Atherley has arranged for free use 01 Johxl Deere Co puhlh nd dresssystem bmh days The turue is longest living backbonéd cremure on earth nowi Conlufllnl mm 10 Monay 5L Ion II nun nu ml mull ml ml In human 1ch no mun 3mm AIHWI mum 5n WWW my Hour Im mu Ham nu nu CunlquulY rmmm an mu unnum Mmlun mum um 21 lmvhl NamHum not run nulllbilIvIll nu ma TIp IIIIVMII mun um mum unnu mun mun um IIIVILDII WWII ll llflYflON llMT prruun pnpnmu Inl Hill AtllllllNfl ll0 IL llllK DJ lxuzmn or cmmyrnumu 11 am nun ml LONG uvma pununi DANCING LESSONS GLQIWIONI unqm mqu mumnl 00 Allan IMNCINO AUAIIKMI WHEN Wright Brothm first took all at Kitty Hawk fifty years can weightcsavinl nlumlnum wax already in on the act Their tiny engine had tinglc cast aluminum crankcam and cylinder block Aluminum has been growing with the air cmft industry ever since Now xtmng aluminum alloys ma helping to combat th huts and rpm orlumrsanic fliuhl ups Alcat busicr lhnn cvcr sup plyan hlurninum Im Cnnldlal busy nircmlt plants and Vathu metals users looking lat light nm and strength at mo liun cl thcptic that the Wtiuhl Brother paid Aluminum ank vworémad no amount now Wlllml II In Imn AnnInn noun mm ovum on Ium 1mm omu nmuu Onluln ELIOVI um In xi AT Infbinic nfo mm JMIEH Vlrmll IHL Doctor ur tmnnrmvnu Avwlnmu nle nu nunlu In MUSIC LESSONS CHIROPRACTOR mum ln mm Ind 11mm JOHN OIION ILA COWAN COWAN OSTEOPATHY HMITII Md AN na llklllr to 10 WAN LEGAL 1min on