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wanuasnav Nov 11 use RemembrancestDdyl reefrite Vqliclni0neéQfTWOWQIS Today is Remembrance Day when we shali remember the valiant of two world wars There is growing tendency to re gard this solemn occasion as just another holiday This is to be deplored yet as the years pass such an outlook becomes more and more understandable Our children and our grandchildren have not been person ally involved and their appreciation of the occasion their realization of the sol emnity of the moment must stem from what they learn from us For us the years soften the stark tragedyhand we are in cllned more and more to recall only the moments of elation and humor Why do we stand with bowed head in silence for brief moment of time to day To remember those who gave their lives for their country intwo wars is the broad answer Weshall be doing more than remem bering the many of the armed forces who gave theirllves We will be recalling our own personal moments of sorrow In that brief spell of time when all the world seems to fall silentwe will recall the young fighter pilot school friend who married in abombshattered London church and teas killed three weeks later in action in the Middle East His name is almost forgotten but there was the young police officer who died in the ruins of his London apartment= during ablitz on the night was duty We shaiirecali the young woman am off gt Opinions of minim at liaison liiontrcal Star We were wratbed this morning Having anthracited the furnace ablutloned in the bathroom andrepasied at the table we agaped at how anyone could have bathosed thaEnglish language hvo items had been newspapared and two nouns had been iverhad Another western premiered on TV last night comedy show which debuted Really we nearly corpsed pom amour ems Fort William limesslournal price at $125 has been given up bybarbers of Brandon Man It was announced recently that they are returning to the bid price of one dollar spokesman for the union saidrthat surrounded by smaller farming communities whosebarbers continue to cut hair for one dollar the firmlan barbers just could not compete With the introduction of the 513 haircut busi ness had fallen off and in spite of high hopes had never come back Truck drivers travellers district men who ordinarily hall their hair cut during visit to town simply gave their pat ronage to the barbers in thesmaller places whostlll charged dollar srannnic AND scrum Peierborough Examiner ThePersonnel Manager of the Steel Company of Canada Wilby says capable high school students are missing opportunities for jobs be cause of bad writing and poor spelling and that Novamanleliiusso Torputo manf Donald Laurie 32 wasdriv ing alone at the intersection of Highwaysw an when his car left the pavement there and caused considerable damage to thegorelraffid Officer Lewis who investigated said that the vehicle Midland boundpplowed illiothe highway sign ripping it off and hurling it spine distance took out two guard railpostsaad several fence posts and then struck hydro pale causing the upper ten feet to snap off Laurie esca ed serious Injury Stirred by double drowning which lookthe lives of Warren Gordonhellond his bride of only iive hours when the carnell was dr ngpl mouth of the Notiawasaga River ur fog theWasaga Beach Club took imm iate etc to try and prevent another such accid At that point driver could not see the water lint he Sfiffingjtinle is well deploraible that time save forfutureus Elite fiAatnnrusq mam elm rm owe Department cam psug uhaayu use signatory auxiny excepts Pirbllshsr and is Man wannan lacs Manager Brenton or the Dunedin mneraAasocIotlouTho Ludllvflurg so can roe Cpnadl sixmonth bsttlerio establish lhe hslmt News of Former Yearsf Paragraphically balance driver who iellt her ambulance momentariiyon the first occasion abs wasoutinablitstoseewhatabomb crater lookediike Three days later sh was badly hurt when bomb blast shat tsred her ambulance We will recall seeing refugees stream ing along the Dutch roads returning to the remnants of their homes and taking their dead back with them Fort mom ent we will recall the young Dutchman who ran along beside the leave Itrain selling hand painted miniature sabots for cigarettes We will remember the desolation of Kiel and German cemetery with bodies wrapped in paper sheets lyingbeslde open gravesWe willsee again the red dened clouds of smoke as fire swept through large section of the docks and the city This is the grim picture of war noth ing glamorous But they are personal memories which it is difficult to convey tothe younger generation The difficulty is in no way helped by making this day general holiday Remembrance Day is an occasion when while continuing with ourrnormal daily task we are called upon to pause for moment in respect for those whodid not return It is an occasion when we and those who follow us can be remind ed of the futility of war and the necessity to dedicate ourselves to solving interna tional disagreement withoutrecourse to war Other Newspapers jobs at his company have gone to people with generally lower fuelificntlons but who have good penmauship on spelling Penmanship has dc cliaed but it is doubtful that people spell worse nowadays than they did in former years Scholars have argued that spelling is not importanL Even the late Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Temple dascrlbed lish spelling as one of the decenc ias of life the did not mortar intellectually The Archbishop is right intellectually spelling does iiot matter but it matter Much can be said about handwriting lmporf snt people may not like the script of the young but their denunciations are winked so because mhstof them cannot write themselves The next timean executive says Look at me cant write legibly you look at him He cant obfenda good taste which dual rum MONEY St Thomas TimesJoumsl It has come to our attention tbstone Robert McCormick of Ballston NYr incensed at the size of his school taxes has given the shirt off his back to pay the bill McCormick made out perfectly negotiable cheque for $16339 on the hack of white shirt and presented it to the tax reflector This method presents even more fascinating possibilities than paying bills all inpennies We had heard of one cheque made on thick slab of metal and canceled with machine gun Pardon us while we reach for chisel Thar garage mechanic who must be made to re gret an imprudently largo repair bill will have zomuksehistowhuckwtskeourchequeiotha is right up tothe edge of the river Theroad comes to suddenstop and drops to the river The president of the association was of the that the beach should have full lifesaving ulpmeut along the whole seven mile front Recent burglary of Judge Wismers residence onlBlake Street had sequel when two medals the Jubileemedal of 1935 and the Corohation medal of 195p which formed part of the loci were scovered in pawnshop on Bay Street where they hadbeen placed as securityfor loan five dollars Robbery was discovered by Miss Della Glenn the housekeeper on her return from vacation Another collection of coinsand yew 1eryvalued at $100 was taken from aulrpstalr Entry had been gained by forcing wltha crowbar With the except ono£ one or two rooms nothing else in the ours was dlsttnbed Outside points Were notified with the result that the medals ware discovered in the pawnshop Speaking filler wasnt much quencywhen was boy said 01d Somhesld as parents followed Proverbs 1314 then Just asiyou might have cord to the pictures ofthe back de oil the moontaken by Lunik the moon hasbeen showing iisits etter aid for lo basemany milieniums steer market collapse home says an ebo mls couldn happendoyeare eithermut su Warning toRed china Beadun Red chinarisdoing research the first intho western London gt FRONT Turnover Measure0fllppeal PATRICK OHAWATbo takeborne of dvii servant em com 31669 ids Not all civil urvsnis work only flvivbour week this applies only in deparunent offices Not all civil servants are adequately paid the higher grades can often earn more in industry in user But in general this column is discussing the 155000 worker in admlalstrative and executive grades orbiting the office staffs of governmant departments Ex cluded are the 45000 men an women employed by the federal sear maven TllUBLE Cdnddian Scientists Busy On Outer Space Research OlfAWA CF Canadian Dr Keystou says the moon which will examine the top lay sclenllsts leaving the spectacular to the Americans and Russians are slugging hard at outer space They may never launch cos mic rocket but some of their fundamental research may be im portant in mans con ucst of the infinite space aroun his small planet Current Canadian mearch may lead to development of the still unknown means of communicat im with manned or unmanned rocket sentto Mara or Venus COSTLY BUSINESS country llke Canada with limited financial and manpower resources cannot afford to get into the business of satellites rocket mthequoanandjlntercon finental missiles This does not preventit from participating in space science In back rooms and laboratories Canadian scientists of the De fence Research Board National Research Council universi ties and industry are trying to prove theories that will govern mans safe entrance into the reaches of the universe Prime Minister Dlefenbaker has suggested some initial prac tical benefits of spacc science and technology system of meteorological sat ellitesmight provide increased warning ofrnaior storms other satellites might help to asa the growingtraific jam an com munlcations orperhaps provide solutions to the problems of in national inspection undera dis armament agreem nt however space re pencil sateen mailer asstr ciated with illernihtarybecause of the advent of interceptlnental missiles Researchin candles missile system is the chief work of the Defence Research Board womanan Flam Canada is also thinking of the nonmilitary aspects of space re earch and this yearia perma nent joint committee was cstah lished by DEB and ihe National Research Councilother govern ment agencies and Imiverslties are represean on it Because of Canadas relatlom ship to the north magnetic pole there are conditions of special in terest in the upper atrilosphere over this country =wbich have been the subject of acfiva re Search for many years 12 years therehas been mayo Canadian prograln inves tigahng the ionospherel the ear orametccrs cosmic and solar radiation and the geomagnetic gfield Nobody knew much about tbis research until suddenly most Canadians were amazed when Canadian scientists were libero to determine the orbit of Sputnik Dr John Keystgnrmcechalr man of thendcfence Re arch Bonrd told reporter twmy ago that scientists who talk about space travel were often re garded soft ithho head paceda el isrnostly money Takethe th din the escape 1m Ws said Canada by itself will not at rocketslaunch Churchill Man an satellites no insuperable llstlc some 11000 miles from earth would be good staging area for flight to Mars the planet closest to thciearth Mars closest approach to carth leaves gap of 35000000 miles Gordon Watson uan re cently director of weapons re search for the board says he believes the propulsion problem of space travel is nearsolution In public speeches be has re ferred to the pos ty of space service station being es tablished with the fuel circling the earth in orbiL manned space craft could then rendezvous with this space station and refuel before leaving for space destinations he says Because the moon Venus and Marsare all of much smaller inass than theearth¢he escape velocity from themand thus the fuel required for return to earth ls much less than that required to escape from earth in the first place gt T0 MOON AND RETURN Mr Watson says the first trips to the moon Venus or Mars will be return trips in which space vehicles will orbit about the planet number of times and then accelerate sufficently to re turn to the earth ere is of course the poslt slblhty of leaving fuel tanks es tablished in orbitaround these remote planets la thisway areserve fuel could be built up against the time when it is desirable to land By doing this the space shipcau vavold tbe necessity of chrrylug the fuel for overcomingth to thesurface of the planet up fagaia tonrbitalheighis Wifhltheir speciallnteresis In defence pl blerns DRB scien tists are parh ularly spacecons dolls becauseduring most of their flight paths ballistic siles will travel through space be fore reentering the earths at mosphere Four board establishments are currently engaged in research re lated directly or indirectly to mis sile defence moan srubms lnvestigations at the Cana Armament Research hnd De velopment Establishment at Val cartier Que include use of infrared wave lengths todetect missiles or satellites develop ment of solidfuels rockets and experiments ranges of hypersonic phenomena This last deals withwhat hep pens to rocketnose cone when it enters the atmosf At Shirley Bay near Ottawa the Defence Research Telecommuni cations Establishment has spent dozen years of specialized re search on the ionosphere ancien tricallycharged Layer 60 to 800 miles above the arlh aurora harem northern ghm me teors and meteorites cosmic rays tears solar and cosmic radiation and the geomagnetic field The new Prince Albert Sask adult Vlaboltato Canadas larg radar can study the aurora on detail and track mighpltilude from Fort ln orbits that reach to about 50 de grees north latitude This adar wash tpnm ily to obtain extensive lite on our ral reflecti nsath gb levels and ranges comparable With those ulr dlfcrtho detection of bal ssil sandsateliites fiut eventually they provide key in development of communications system between mlciockets and To XAMINEJO of sciea developing ers of the ionosphcre from US satellite scheduled to be launched in 1961 This US satellite with Cana dian instruments will be launched from California Will Canada ever launch its own satellite from aCanadian basel Many scientists think this is government as casual or prevailing rate employees the 120000 active members of the armed services the 5500 uni formed mcmbera of the RCMP and some 145000 employees of crown corporations such as TCA the CNR Polymer CBC and others WHO WORKS HARDEST The conditions of workin the clvllservlce are generally speak lug less ardqu than in the com petitive world of industry Fun ther the staff lacks the spur of striving fora collective profit to ensure job security which is greater in the civil service than anywhere else in Canada Anyone who visits government departments in Ottawa leaves with an indelible menial picture of the tempo of work therein But let the quote civil servant who wrote to newspaper urging his colleagues to be their own fatherconfessors and ask them selves certain questions bearing on the merit of their requests for spray intzrese loan office where approxi matelyrfi civil servants work irnprncticable because it would many an men desks and require largcrscale effort in manpower and money The us is willing thatits rocket laun ersbe used to llllll Canadian strumented cones into space Two American Nike Cajun rockets carrying Canadian instru manu were fired year ago from Fort Churchill to an altitude of some 90 miles and similar tests are scheduled to he carried out soon in addition vvboilyCana dian rocket including casing fuel and insuumentsyls to be fired soon from Fort Churchill the chief aim being to last the fuel The Defence Research Medical Laboratories hear Toronto are engaged in basic studies on the reachon of human beingsto high nltltude highspeed flight and the phenomena which will be eb countered in space environ ment mssm paramioiv The boards operational rc doing some work at any one time WOULD SUPPORT FARMERS mAWA CF Unionmem hers were urged nlesdoy by Claude Jodoln president of the Canadian Labor Congress to buy more local farm products lie urged support of National Farm Union Week fixed for this week by the lnterpmvinclal Farm Union Council of the five most westerly provinces search youp whose activities are mainly centred here is ex ploring various techniques aimed at detecting ballistic missiles An analysis team it recomm nds what Came could usefully do in developing countermissile syslt tam and what ourse research should follow Defence Minlsier Pearkes has tempt to develop and build countermissile system But this country is on operating closely tion lin ssouth fromathe ballrs tic missile early warning system which the use constructing in Alaska and Greenland will run through Canada and thiscountry ishelping topay their cost ada will have some controlover the system because it will come under North AmericanAir De fence Command at Colorado Springs Cold joint Canada US command The Institute ofUpper Atmos pheric Researchat the University of Saskatchewan and the Institute of Aerophysics at the Unive ity of Toronto both assisted finan ciallyby the Defence Research Board have beeu cdnducting highaltitude ionospheric research and fundamental investigation concerning byp phenomena LONG HISTORY The NationalBesearch Council hasa long history of scientific vestigatidns relative to aeronaut ice propulsion andhigbaltitude pbysi eluding simliesofmtL andvthe aurora department esllltsnfluves A1955 scion Idlscovéiy special importance to Chanda dlcates that the earth rounded by adiatl high inte ovartha ieqnatorl butofextremaly light intensity over the polar regions For Churchill lsone ofLhc few conceivable lend ales accessible to th ESlEmIWC for invite the absence ofthis ra pole metals and only ntihteiis Acixuadintercet is CANADAsmiles mm 90 out in 1555 raonra percentlnm civil service was the lowest since 1951and quite possibly slam belt Ifdrelbe war About 7500 re tiredordied alikenumberlefl for voluntary reasons Hut 214 new civil servants entered the unploy of the taxpayer thus 3W5 6000 new we octets to the taxpayers bingo llcferring to the stampede to obtain government Jo this some report says The to the unlverslw recruitim gram was the best it has ever been Nine hundred universlw graduates wrote the erantlnntlon in competition for 150 posts in our foreign service or as administra tive or finance officers Two out of five students graduatln as civil elecirlcal or mechanics en gineers competed for mere 100 government jobs fivcsixtbs of them will be disappointed The employment enquiry office in tawa hundlcd 100000 callers dim ing the year Officials of the various moon or employcaassociatlons to which civil servants belong have called the government math to say the tmrpayer mean emlt ployer Iftblslssoltisanexirnor dlnary thing that the 46106 inn and women who were willing to work for the taxpayer in biarch 1989 have since seen their norm bers swollen through continual voluntary applications to llS908 by VEday in 1945 to 137037 by March 1952 and to staggering 200000 year ago salamander For my people have commit ted two evils they hxvs Ions soften the fountain of living wa ters and bowed them antelo tems broken clstunl that ball hold no water4erelnlah 213 Man needs something more substantial Ihnn material things He needs God the source or every good and perfect gift left BONDS arm Noumea IdLDcudc today make locoproof your investment in this worthwhile and Bonds csahhlhcy redeemable starry time before November 11968nt5fnll face value and on that dateatimnuxablasyapreminm Inasmwbrw atatytjwraflices