Elie wuu mule iliorrir Estonian tarin Wilson Gelleri Manager FRIDAY amuse ll ll PAGI Beatlemdnia 2H Adults Puzzled Seeking Answers lhefBeatlcs have come to and gone from Canada Toronto radio comment atorfwas unkind enough to suggest it would be the last time since they would be forgotten year hence and some nevi idol would have been promoted into worldwide mania But then this commen later is rather elderly fellow in his fif tiesahdprohaltly doesnt quite know the presentmood of youth What does worrythe older generation is the media which the Liverpudlians generate among young is his com pletelybeyond older un erstandlng and older be at age 20 or less The Beat les certame have crowd ap ealwhich can hardly be connected wit their voc elvor muslcal talents During Beatles Toronto appearance on Labor Day it warevident that most of the screaming youngsters mostly female ranged inage from 11 to 16 Some gen eral comment here again from unen lightened oldsters was that those child ren should have been in their homes un der care and control of parents Its one thing to describe these youngsters as Beatlemaniacs and let it go at that Should demonstrations of mass hysteria call for something more than cold cyn ical dismissal as though the thing will disappear if we ignore it if we refuse to look at it or talk about it Veteran St John Ambulance firstaid ple reported that of the more than 333 cases treated some 99 or cent were suffering from mass hyste Another suggestion often given of late is that this situation simply provides the kids with an opportunit to let off steam and it will have neficial rather than permanent harmful effects With this at the moment we are inclined to hopeftu agree Facts On Mental Health oncany one daythere are more fonts in psychiatric institutions in Canada than in all the public general hospitals combined This is one of the startling facts cited in recent letter of the Roy Bank of Canada which is devoted wholly to Mental Healths New Look Mental Health is one of the nine ag encies in Barrie United Appeal Cam paign Up to one person in every 10 suffers from mental or emotional disorders to the extent thathe would benefit by pro fessional attention and morethan 60000 men women and children crowd our mental hospitals and institutions There is no great public outcrybut everyone becomes alarmed when physical epide mic strikes down few thousand peo ple Far too many of us think that there is fspmethlng shameful about mental ill ness Vhy dowe indulge ourselves in bold ing this blind the letter asks The battle ag warped thinking about mental illness has been waged by brilliant men for 2400 years but we cling to our obnoxious and illogical isn tibia Psesident Robert Sutherland of Stroud and secretary Oliver Cameron Hon Duncan Marshall0ntario Minister of Agriculture in Premier Hepburns new Liberal government was to open Simeon Countys Premier Exhibition Em est Arityan quof Jim won sch rshi Upper School exams awarded by Michaels College and Knights of Colum bus Formal opening of Simcoe Con tyWomena Institute Museum in old reg istry office Barri wallbe 11 Tenders let for pavmg Highway 27 from dhurst north to Waverley full width Ward Four Alderman Hodges died in hospital after short illness Crew of ONE passenger train from landaleto Hamilton coroners juryin death of Cookstown far mer John Henry Harper Dinwoody 74 struck while driving herd of cows across track JJudge Hawley Mott of Tomato Juvenile Court addressed Kiwanis Club Sam Stranslnan moved his Barrie Bargain House from north side Dunlo St next to Bank of Toronto to southsi next to Jack Brennans meat market Andvaalcolnson won 22 prises with his OTHER EDITORS luvs COMMuulsrsronsiir novels Unless Communism isstopped the Un ttedlstates has only as freenation accordingt Phllbrick Living iimr Marinate outrlnr Ontario e11 at par DOWN MEMORY Llilli veins aoo IN TOWN Barrie Examiner Se lit 1934 Bar Fm opening next geek and dine late of 661 was higheston record Four 5mm mun was exonerated by age in contrast to the relatively smooth development of medicine in the sphere of physical disorder the story of mental illness is appalling Today knowledge has increased but intolerance has not everywhere dimin ished What we condemn in olden times has not yet been eradicated in the twent ieth century Disturbance of the mind is not sign of guilt or shame but an ill ness Irresponsible behavior may be sim ply symptom just as limpingis symp tom of strained tendon What can badone Governments can do much more than they are doing to or ganize and support measures ofpreyen tion treatmentand restoration They have said that theyare anxious to do the right thing if the people really want it Herein lies an opportunity for volun tary community grou to organise them selves for public ucation They can muster great weight of awakened opin ion bebind the esta lished associations in an effort to close the gaps in mental illness services Then they can make move forward in massive determined way toward high level of mental health Realms and Pigeons at CNE poultry show Registration at Barrie Colleg new teachers Kathleen Moore Molly Helper Misses Enid Coleridge Margaret McMartin and Fred Mitchell of Peel Street won by for best kept premises town rrie Whole sale won three of 10 prizes given by Canada Dry Proprietor Mickey eMcBridewasfirstrhavingaold iiiornhan anyother salesman in Ontario George Hook and NixonCole were third and fifth Dick Garrett proprietor of Capital Theatre made hole in one at Bar rle Golf Club Richard Heppleston local butcher breeder of cooker span iels entered four dogs and won four firsts at CNE Donald MacLaren won Battle Cup at golf club Maurice Hr Esten runneru Ontario Board of Film Censors replaced except Ed Byrna of Barrie Oro Fair had 2400 entries fine quality of exhib and high er gate receipts than last year ccideni during races when horse bolted and Otto lieu was tram led He was attended by doctors and HrBigelow Charles Smith Barrie funeral dir actor succeeded in stopping thahors bafore it did more damage among epoch rs fromlotolzyears involved in the civil rights groups in the United States even more than pet 1e care to admit And he also men about munlsts into Negro moveme andxthe presidential candidacy of SenatorGolda later In disregard he states that fiddle goes blfl to QUEENS PARK Stresses Qualities 0f Good Leader By DON OHEARN 10ka What qualities does man need to have to be good political leader lbla of course is one of thoseabnost endless questions You could go on discussing it and mentioning possible quali lioations for time eternal However there are certain do rlrsblo qualifications which oc our to the observerand with the Liberals busy at the mo ment selecting nswflleader they may be of interest KNOW ALL Perhaps the most desirable tun of allin lender Is that he should know and understand ailsides of the community He has to represent all sides and therefore should understand the problems of all But even more important he has to an peel to all sides if he is to be successful And it he doesnt the thinking behind them he cant very well do this This lock of broad base probably has killed the chances of more of ourpolitical leaders than any other factor George Drew and John Bradren are two that come to mind martialer gt ENERGY DEDICATION good leaded or course must have energy and dedica tion He has to fire up the populace and he can hardly do this nnlesshgs on fire himself He should of course be goodweaher and bit of showman He 31138 oget votes and be can hardly do this it he cant communicate He must have good judgment in hiring Win Goodeuboidln atessre necessary are lead Andpr anesand the inability to pick good ones have deteated some good men He missthe able in turn to get goodmen to run under mm as candidates And its sluprlslng how many mhitious men cant do this lhey cant get prominent peo ple to stand with them cmrsouan oonrrlns lbeniiiers nrne odd per aonal characteristics whida are an advantage Prominent among these that itis better to be sloner The leader is better off if who have so mai ciallzed much with their onl lendues Political leadership cells for hard unemotional decisions And so the leader can be elm to only very few people it also is probably better if he doesnt hey sireable fam ily For he can find himself automatically protecting it against potential gossip or hurt and losing effectiveness because of this He also should be able to raise money Ami in Ontario at least it wouldscem better if heis not big city man par ticularly from lhrcnto though with respth of the cities Meat rllrilcllr TOUCH OTTAWA REPORT Believes Pearson Flag Victory urine mcaoLsoN mama nanut nu battle now seems In have been wnnbyPrlmeltinisteiPear son ltianotaocun normal by name have observed that be Hehes belbauled down his three maple leaves made tac tical withdrawal but this was in the atateemanllke desire in get parliamentary business speaker to make anoth speech if as seems certain the House of Common accepts committees madam aim in lie design even narrow margin on roll ull vote it would then be quit Roper for the govsnmcni plunent the decision of t3 House by OrderinCoundi with out furthu Masha in Parlia malt me would be the unit male triumph for the prime er moving again itmma certain mam however thatbe willnow shortly get new flagwhich was his objective 11 rule of procedure in Par liament will now provide for the strict limitation on further de bate to which Opposition leader Dieluzbaker has always stub bomly nbiectcd In out man oeuvring Mr to achim this Mr has won great victory Canada Provides Ceylon Airport COLOMBO tRcuiernWofa on Ceylona new Katunayake airport which Canada is prolt viding under the Colombo plan is to be carried out in two stages The first stage will include strengthening and lengthening the existing 500Moot runway to 11000 feet and mnstructig taxiway and aircraft apron to accommodate long range jets flown by international railllnes for Parliament lhe new wman conuniitee of Parliament will recommend new tag design within six weeks its remnunendatlon ls unlikely to be wholly unani mous Mr Dielenbaker speak ing for himself not for the total ity of his party says he will not accept its report unlessrit is substantially unsnimnus with at least 12 committeemen supporting it PROCEDURAL ma llut when that report is pre sented in Parliament the jaws of the trap into which he has walked will inexorably close nrmmd the leader of the oppo sition if the prime minister chooses to play it that way The chairman of the com mittee will move that the House of Commons adopt the report Butvllidt motion is not sub loot to amendment and this imposes limit on further dsl hate each liï¬ can speak to that motion only once before the House votes on the motion The prime ministers original flag suctionL however eouid amendments moved without limit thus debate was being protracted indefinitely by the lbntolal control this work mm ule 04 mm together withatcess roads and other related works is esti mated at $3500011 The second stage will provide threestorey air conditioned terminal building The total floor area of the passenger handling facilities will be about w000 square feel about the same as Ottawa air port terminal Oldsters Today Dont Feel Old New vomc AHThings armllllflnlst mightnever know if he didnt open his it cost Columbus 37000 to discover America big question now good inveatment century ago anybody over50 was considered old to ut must of tod atcrsdont feel old Harvard study of are people ver as found the lily 1t per cent of the men ands per cent of the women thoughtof themselves as elderly Heres another consoling thought It has been esti mated that 65 percent of the When any nnto the wicked thou shalt surely die andthou rived him not warnhsg nor apeknot to warn the from nuiwlclml way is save his life the nine wicked man Ihlll die In Ills iniquity but his blood will require If thine hapdEaekiellli ats the brothers answer to use We ARE our keeper Now Property of Soviet Union MOSCOW AP lor 46 years Alexei Medushenko has made swoet sounds onbis old violin But now the sounds have ï¬ledthesis has Alexeia lno civil gripped fledgling en 11 was fighting ed maker olmusl cy alldd him hiuzikanta Alexei for his co Jhattle was presented by his squadron andth his violin or amt when He mileml music and grew and and taught hisgrandson to pay The story of Alexei and his music spread and one day his neurons Po in the sea HAL some worlds great echievemcnts rwegeaccomplisbedAbyipeop over so years of age If you used as much water as the average plant does in proportion to your weight youd haveto drink to quarts day To get rich all you need is discover way to mine profitably theminernl wealth The poems of the worldcontain some 6000 000 tons of gold Quotable notables Self pity is our worst enemy and if we yieldto it we can never do anything wise in the world Heien Keller It would take the light of 80000 large fireflies to equal the heat given off by one small candle In Australia when you order fish chips the chances jget shark meat Sharks are quim deli in the land down under Ancient Jerusalem hashe come one of the most polyglet cities on earth lnhabi tents from 70 tions now taan Joke of th wee Cstholic Digest magazine tells of the proud fatherrvvhohongratn Eur Played In Battles ls dated his son on 13th birth day and asked him how lobe teenagar all right guess the boy replied the repu tation South Alrlcanrpécu to lipend $18200000 on two new dams on the Orange River the Van der KinofDaan and the Hendrik Verwoerd Dans Something about li mans reporters eyethe data 1545 and somegwnrds tin Latin zlzvestia the Soviet gov ent newspaper heard about the strange and ti als trooped down Alarei and women which he hhdtougtlt his grandson to play was worth its weight in goldmade by Mia quality all other amendment whenthe op position ren out of makers and this permits every prluious Olympic Gamesln Toni Becoming National Obsession flOKYO ImJlhs Japanese are reeling with Olympic fever The games here in October have become almost national obsession Every conversation anticipatea dram every activ ty seems spurred by them Some foreign diservers in Tokyo wonder eloud whether some mango psychological col lapse will befallthe Japanese once the games end Until then the plodigious ef forts of the last five years are reaching climax in treated Toll new stadium ways hotels and the monorail Much of the effort seems to have polishedthe Western ve neer on this giant Asian me tropolis of 11000 the worlds largest In the dazzlingGlass areerof downtown Tokyo where theyve lost count of the bars and him clubs about 3000 Olympic signs are everywhere ihe neon rivals New Yon iimes Square Hotels have posted bold signs telling all guests to vacate their rooms by Oct All space has been reserved Japanesestyle inns have closed their doors to heir usual patmnsibe Japa neseend willaccept only for eigners during the Olympic Small signs haveaPPear especially nround flower asking the Japanese men to stop urinating inthe street They havent Tokyos biggestv department ores have advertlsed nice little enrich as unnAmerican called it to maintain the preOlympic levels Even in the block mark in the Head district where block after block of tiny stalls display goods stolen from Abierlcan Fits all through Asia interna ï¬onaLgoodwill shop signs have appeared te semi official pleas the kuriono me be seen only infrequentlydurin lb olym pics Girls hired guide ush tbey wear the kimoan The tgo Western attitude for the Olympics taken some strange farms economy BHANV SHERRY AND PORT WINE era and interpreters airliostre belied when itwas suggested mm SPEECEFJ Ana wrapup of the past do bate it may interest readers as hidwthatttopenedondunatli and ran for three days it we reopened on June so and rats for three more due finally it was taken up again onAug la and ran for to days Three votes were taken dining deyareyelllnl progressively smaller attendance of Pa in out ofa posaible an voting on the first occasion than out 155 Ind finally During the debate out as Tories spoke delivering ll1 speedtes including some as elo quent moving and thoughtful as any have ever heard in Parliament Thirtytwo Liberal made as speeches seven Nag Democrats mndo lo speeches eight Socreda made eight speeches and live Creditislea made seven speeches Four Tories from Quebec five from the Prairies and one from Ontario did not speak at all lbres Tories all from Alberta each mode the record number of three speeches it has been ehsrged hytha Liberals that this debate largely concentrated in the sec ond half of August was fill buster delaying the legislative process of Parllament This is not so although it might inure have become true If the House had not been deba the flag throws late August Parlia mentwnuidncdotmthsvebeen have amendments or ship in recess so that hfia could enjoy the planned xixweek hollr gay at neflemmenw DD AVG Ell PK husineasready to present to the Home and could not have kept him otherwise nomplcd during that time Aweekiy Japanese newspaf per pleaded with its riddenref cently to make the foreignen rfeel more at home during Olympics by emulating hla hug mar One gambit it suggested Japanese man approaches foreigner and his wife puts arm around the woman and whispers audibly hunember the wonderfuh time we had together honey How about an encore tonightlf This is how to tease Olynv piuisitorartho weeklysaid v1 JOKES vunosn One of Tokyos EnglishIan guage daily newspapers at tacked the weekly for suggestï¬ ing such thing said some of the intended were so vulgar they couldnt be re printed in English Other moves have more pram tlcol significance on At the magniï¬cent 01301 Komazswn Olympic park site of the soccer stadan and wrestling gymnasiumths so 000 seats for soccer spects were aboutnins inches wide us At the last minute the Japan nese decided to widen the bleachers in some sections of the stadium An official on plained For Occidental posteriors For the visiting North Amen icaii probably the chaa wean ing jfender dusting flights throughiolcyo Raffle are liksl karate with cars Even the cabs have guns Olympic Almost all of them are flying Olympic banners Many have installed small pnrtv able televisionsets lbs government tobacco mom nopon has got into the act tinping out new brand of 15 arettesrailcd flbkyo 64 pack as will sell for about so The thorny shrub merqul covers nearly 70 loam BHANVIN Show