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gv1pomo hammer animal by muss Neweroer united to Bnyfieid Street Barrie 03m PAGE eoul Exchanges of Opinion summer Mariam In Brighten Capital Hill Hansard the daily record om de bates or the House or Commons at Ottawa makes surprisingly Road read ing We know or one person whé subv scribes to Hansard instead of reading the comics Not for minute would we suggest that the bulk of Hansard does not record wise and worthy matters But it does include amusing petulant and some times rather childish exchanges among the honorable members Last week tor instance we find Baron Argue Assiniboia riding labor Min ister Starr Mr Star May ask another question Mr Argue The minister can make his 8999011 Mr Starr just want to ask another question Mr Argue The minister can make his speech at later time Starr just want to ask ques tion Mr Argue know the minister is the fidgety type who finds it difficult to sit still When he knows he has not case he jumps up more frequently Mr Starr the hon member does not have case that is his problem Mr Argue think the case is very good Mr Starr do not thing the hon member knows what he is talking about in connectibn with this question Mr Argue The minister can make all the statements Mr Speaker Order order if we have fewer interruptions we shall get along when ICaStro ump From The Christian Science MonitorI Boston Max consistent theme running through dissent onflnitedstates Cuban policy is that Washington pushed Dr Castro into thaarms of the communists The view is one oithe major premises upon which some 70 professors rrom Bostonarea iversities based is recent plea for ne attempt at rapproche ent betwee the United States and This per has consistently warned galnst irect American involve ment in Cuban vasion plans It has also cfitioned against backing right wing groups dedicated to returning Cuba to its rormereconomic and social status To this extentwe agree with the tenor or the professorsdlssent however we cannot accept the as suumption that the angry split between the two neighbors is primarily result of Washingtons spurnlng of Havana Too much evidence indicates that the State Department tried at times with an almost childer eagerness to get RADIO PHONESJN NORTH Montreal star People who live in the northland or who go theregon business must get used Many things Long stretches of dismal climates spartan diet general short age or creature comfortsthats the north One of the severest restrictions is psychological one the sense or isola tion In this connection the Bell Tele phone campany has made tbcwelcome announcement that it intends to set up radiotelephone system through nor thern Quebec and Labrador Through this radio system northern dallers will be able to broadcast call from lonely spot have ltpicked up by one of the several transmittingreceiv ihg stations to he spotted through the In an external affairs debate earlierin the day Ron Paul Martin tackles Prime Minister Diefenhaker unsuccessfully on the subject or whether Canada is being pressed by the United States in increase her assistance to India to help that country in its third fiveyear plan Mr Dierenhaker says hes sure Mr Martin would be the last to suggest that Canada should act under pressure from any other country Mr Martin Perhaps the Prime Min ister would be good enough to answer my question um Diefehbaker What was the ques cn Mr Martin The question was has Canada been pressed by the government or the United States along the lines have indicated Mr Diefenbaker thought the answ er gave was so complete that even the hon gentleman would understand it 0n the question of which government brought fishermen under the Unem ployment Insurance Act Jack Pickers glll demolishes Thrasher parlia mentary secretary to the Minister of Labor Mr Thrasher This may be matter of debate Mr Speaker Mr Plckersgiil It is not matter of debate it is matter of fact Mr Thrasher Perhaps the hon mem ber will have an opportunity to speak when have finished Mir Pickersgiii say that the state ment of the hon gentlemanis false An Hon Member stand up Well perhaps it services to brighten up the odd dull day on capitol hill Or Pushed through to donor Castro and his chief aides Shortly after his triumph Wash ington tried to offer economic aid but was rebuffed Ambassador Bonsai re peatedly tried to clear up causes of tric tion Official Washington held its tongue and its temper while Cuban state pro paganda sources banned on abuse Cae sar Attila Nero Caligula Eisenhower emperor of the United States audits putrid adlacent democracies the bloody Better etc Liberal members of the early Castro regime since fled report dispasslonately uponjcastro in structions to oppose the United States at every turn It is true that some American busi nesses with property at stake stroveior the downfall of Premier Castro But the United states Government was decidedly open to detente for period of many months and it was spurned by the Gas tro regime The record should be kept straight on this point by those now seeking to have disident Cuban liberals ignored and bypassed Dr Castro was not pushed Vievvs Of ther Editors north and hooked on to regular tele phone circuit The principle is similar to that of themobile service familiar here in which motorist can pick up telephone in his car and make contact via radio with central switchboard It wont be that simple in thenorth of course Powerful transmitters wil be needed for the long distances Besides the service will be limited to the number of frequencies available and specified times will be allotted for the placing of calls Nor will the northern trappers voice reach Montreal as clearly as loo call from husband saying that hell be catching the 520 train home for sup per But at least it will help bring the northern reaches within hailing dlst ance and that is great step torward 7l15c1mgraphicqlly Speaking Im not only not interested in what may he on the far side of the moon said Old Sorebead but dont give darn whats on this side of it the man who reached through the bars or cage and patted lion on the headwith his right hand ever pats The Barrie Examiner Authorized second class mail Post office Depsrtmsci Ottawa Daily undsys no statutory Houdsys excepted mm WAlll Publisher nassurwonr General Manager aaaaroom moans Managing calm Wm Easiness MIMIC sienna am Mums Manager Why and 83° le firsbbmdnfig me the mtiioubm some are cement in as rcrgla Siren Vancou AVG lrrcf Mnnm num ms wm lion on the head again he will do so with his left hand One of the latest innovations in the educational field is speedlearning May we hope that in the not distant ru ture instant learning will be available Thegited child can be recognized early in his sénse of humor says psychologist Father should be elated if Junior whams in the snoot with his hot tle and gurgles in glee iilalry tales employer speaking to his employees llwant all of you to be frank and disagree with me When you believe your ideas are better than mine pediatrician says the best time to feed baby is when heshungry That sfundls plausible but terribly unprofes ona Th person who begins statement lwith ali rightthinking people agree that doesntreaiim his colossal egotism is showing be thorium that modemniuslc arrsngers dlsarrangersz really upxthe mel dies of song bird OncefEscqped Ini Lufiwcifle From Oshawa mannerisms assesscumoazv mans midcum Major Hans Arum ofthe cm Luftwaffe then main or tbe prison camp at human iiingafriendtiicre whcnlwaslniroducedtohlm Hekmdiiefofluflofihe Norfb Division of the German COMPLETE EXCHANGE OF VIEWS LETTER TO THE EDITOR PE SuperviSor Rgps Outdoor P001 POOL STUPID do Wellinan St East Barrie Dear Editor It is about time someone spoke up on the subject of the Conununlty Pool or is it Pall find it qulio blaming that the authorities in this pmgrea sive city can be so lacking in appreciation of the real needs oftbecityastospeud such vast sum of money on such stupid project There must be many people who contributed to the Lions Clubs excellent can vass for funds who are now wondering about this pool Here are few thoughts on this lmporiant matter They have come up during discus sions have had with people who like mysielf are engaged in trying to provide our young people and adults with good Plllsiarn of physical education An openair pool can be used for only fraction of the year To lengthen this outdoor season the pool is to be beat cdi Why not right from the start build walls and roof and have pool which may be used allyear round or at least build pool similar to those in Holland where the walls and roof can he slid away from the pool in fine weather leaving the water open to the sly presume that the idea of having pool anyway is to promote the sport of swunmiu and the art of diving in the city and lisenvirons To attain any standard in either of these worthwhile activities allyear reund training is essential Eelt lieve me know what am talking about have been teaching and competing in aqua tics since was boy loolnng at the world picture one notes that the top swimming and div lng nations such as the USA AuSlralia lliuigary Holland and Great Britain have one of two sets at circlnastances Either they have climate which per mits allyeanround swunming out of doors or they are well equlpped wllhinrloor pools DO IT PROPERLY we are going into swimming and diving in the city we should do it properly and make sure our pupils have every opportun ity to progress beyond the pad dling stage Canada needs pres tige in international sport beav en knows Readers may re member au article wrote for paper last year It was plantoput Canada on the map in aquatics With an indoor pool here in Barrie good step would be taken towards this end am sure that there are many of us who have had to train in an outdoor pool or lake or river braving winds and cold in hot weather we could not get near the water for paddlera and reflective splash ers and were obliged to train early inlthemorning or late at night The city seems to be looking at this whole project tram the recreation angle and among at fun and games for all This is only one aspect and in myoplnfon the last thing toworry about in province which has literally thousands of lakes for the recreatlve splash ers Surely armore worthwhile project is an indoor pool where we may tech our pupils to the winter so that not drawn or watch ly while others drown during summer collage swim wing and boating Why oh why must every thing ln North America be such big deal Why must we have such an elaborate outdoor pool with so many paper attrac gar and so few functional ben BIG DEAL We read that the pool is to be of Olympic standards Big deal Barrie Examiner May 12 Do you know what this means It means for one thing that the lenglh of the pool is measured inmetresiu stead of feet or yards Isnt that wonderful The pool is to be 25 metres long and we may imagine our best swimmiuera in years to come tackling Olympic or national swimming records Little do we know that the short sprint in these events is 100 metres which would involve four lengths of our pool and three turns during each 100 me tres swum On each turn good swimmer may gain up to one seconds advantage over an other swimmer swimming the some distance lna aornetre pool with only one turn to his ion metres This is why no at tempts at Olympic records may be made in 25metre pool This alone makes the crowing about Olympic standards little meaningless Anyway all Red Cross YMCA Royal Life Saving Society and Canadian ASA tests are measured in yards so what the beck mentionedlhis to the archi tect one day and he told me to mind my own business feel it is very much my busi ness and the buslness of all physical education teachers here who will have to administer our swimming programs DIVING BOARDS While we are on the sub ject of Olympic standards might just mention the diving boards The proposed boards are at one metre and three metres which is fine as one Olympic diving event is three metre springboard diving But if they are going to make such bemba about this Olympic business why not mention the other diving event the firm board or higbboerd diving The boards for info are lemme high with usually practice board at metres Thiecould not be catered for in our Olym pic pool step in the right direcflon would be fivemetre indoor board which is the standard in door highboard in Europe lust program which would at most run three or four weeks in June when everyone is engaged in soltball and cadetterm ectlv ides anyway and couple of weeks in September when teach ers are new and all are settling into new years work and when the collegiates aredolng track and field Somehow we must put stop to the frightful loss of young lives from drowning every sum mer One of the best ways is to teach young lollis to swim dur ing yearround schools pro Air Form or ldunsier and flew down 10 have visit will the officer in charge of the hospital here Mention of Oshawa being mil home city in Canada brought gleam of recollection to his eyes and broad smile to his face as he said That is where once escaped from captivity for little while was error DOWN Soon 11601 Asmue was tell ing me the story of the exper iences he had as prisonerof war He had been on recon nnissnnce mission over Kent England when his plane was shot down late in lecoiie got clear in his parachute but was seriously injured on lending and went iobospitol in Maldstone 0n recovering he was sent to prisonerofwar camp in Esp land Then his story went on One morning was told to prepare for long journey the next day We wereo not told where we were going but we were loaded on troopsbip and two weeks later landed at Hall fax TAKEN T0 BOWMANVILLE was taken to Bowmanvllle and placed in prison cempp in what had been school for bad boys This was the Ontario Training School for boys used during the war as camp for Gelman officer prisoners was there for over year when because of recurring tr bio with my injuries was tak en under escort to tho Oshawa hospital once week All this dram Barrie wants to be call ed progressive Let the city show it by abandoning this wasteful outdoor pool project and getting down to something that will really benefit the com munity for example small indoor pool Thank you Yours faithfully DAVID KEYHO Supervisor of Physical and Health Education Barrie PS Board CHAIN STORES CHARGED MONTREAL CP Three food distributor pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of grocery chains and wholesale selling colored butter aubsii lute Trial of and Limited Dominion Stores Limited Stein bergs Limited and Monarch Fine Foods was set for May 31 Sale of butter substitutes was banned sevenyears ago BIBLE THOUGHT not your manner of life be worthy of the gospel of Christ Philippianl 121 That would make us admir able persons Our acts should square with our professions You DRINK AND YOUSMILE dont want you to get all excited by the big deaiv Olympic talk thats all ABSOLUTE TERMINUB Asfor the poolboingmsed asanice rink inihewlnter thats just the end the absolute terminus but it is about all you can do with anwtdvmpeol in writertum Were we to have an in4 door pool with ismetre length one three and fivemetre diving boards we would probably have to waltia while longer till the funds had been raised The benefits however would be far greater in proportionWe would be able to run really effec tive program of swimming div ing lifesaving and water pole for our children at school and collegiate Adults would be ca tered for as well of course For my portal hesitate to put in all my time effort and tech uical knowhow inter rushed UIll manvlile and was Lumenu wet ropes of me lo lpedslfananfslhnumhg do lwu to think up mailed of cum omens anemones Nonday lihinkitwulfsy opportunity came wuinlie Oshawa General when mad that hadhcen left alone wearing horplialgownlwallredoutlnto Icorrldorendrswedoorleedv ing to outside but it was locked went into toilet look if the gown forced open window and climbed out walked down some back 1M unllllfouad truck and got intuit and drove away reached highway but the alarm had been given and line were big and se all vow hlc esSo stopped the truck walked up lids road and went into field alongside woods lay down and fell asleep was rudely awakened by having handcuffs put on my wrists and found Iwa surrounded by po lice some in plain clothes So myllberty was ended after only two hours went liiaak to vcn 28 eoliiary confinemen Not long after this escape Lt Col Aemas was transferred to prison esm at Wnlnrlght Al berta hp ace where they used tokeep herd of buffalo he said Most of us there were pri soners who had tried to escape or had been troublesome WISHES ro MIGRATE In May left he was repatriat ed to Germany having been re fused permission to stay in Ca nada He tried on several acco aions to migrate in Canada but could not secure permission So he went to the Argentine went into farming and stayed there so me slxzoc seven years before returning to Germany When the German Air Force was reorganized under NATO auspices ho was offered his pre sent contacts with the British and Canadian Air Force of which he was formerly an enemy LtCol Asmus laughed about it all as he recounted his ex periences of war days ldid nothing wrong in Cans da he said it was my duty to escape ii could but your police in Oshawa were too cla ver for me communal Phluppeergnon an expert flycaster and engler looks over some files he uses in casting for speckled trout rilvlm llllii Quebec civil servant feral years he was recently ap pointed deputy game minister tin thaprovince OP Photo