and Member at Analt Bureau Circulation Class A Newspaper Serving Newmarket and rural districts of North York 110th year publication Thursday at 36 Charles St Newmarket by the Newmarket Era and Express rears for one year in advance Single of Canada Canadian Weekly Newspapers Heart Throbs Humor A by Andrew Passing Glances Subscription THE EDITORIAL PAGE The Express Herald WHAT Let it YOUTH TRIUMPHS It was a most heartening experience last week to witness and he a part of the ProgressiveCon convention as sembled to select a new leader to replace retiring Premier Leslie Frost Nearly delegates came in from every part of the province and they stayed with their job until every candidate had been eliminated down to the final choice was a great test of patience and augurs well for the future of the party John Robarts 44 a comparative newcomer to the Ontario political scene won out in the final ballot against Kelso Roberts a veteran of the Frost Government Despite all the ballyhoo featured by the daily Press the delegates worked at their appointed tasks day and night with the utmost seriousness They were do minated in their thinking by one thought Get the right man for the fu ture of the party and of Ontario Only Time will tell whether they were right or wrong in their choice We join Mr Roberta the defeated runnerup in wish ing both Mr and the party well Mr is faced with filling the shoes of men who were great in their day He has youth and the counsel of experienced men to draw on The pro vince and its people must be his sole con cern We wish him good health and good judgment in carrying out the duties of the high office he has been elected to THAT HOSPITAL DOLLAR From reports in newspapers it ap pears that about nine in every 10 muni cipal councils have given support to the Peel County Council resolution asking that sweepstakes be conducted for the financing of Canadian hospitals New market Town Council has also recorded its approval of government supervised sweepstakes for hospitals Far better that some of the millions of dollars that go overseas be used here to alleviate the cash squeeze on our hospital PRINT HAS PUNCH Addressing a convention of Canadian daily newspaper publishers the tion manager stated that newspapers have regained advertising had previously been lost to television it was reported that in the United States retailers now invest times newspaper advertising than in TV and six times more than in radio Apparently the tide is beginning to turn as advertis ers once again realize that the printed word possesses an impact that the fleet ing impressions of television and radio propaganda it is enough if j1 of our Ihe same I me nothing connected with con- these days were going to get or ideas can be ever Cam and Abel tragedy with phantom like than a bunch so slightly placed in doubt j dont want to be he lodger getting the of women about in deeply infiltrated already let the cases of idea Who wants goodbyes All churches without the satchel with th evening dress bright of often in Holy Orders These and when and their plaintive J Si ails doom There is Or if Fallout- The Perplexing Threat SHELTER SENSE exploded Its fifty threats remain Our approach to erica stays with us as the are taking fallout shelters serious arguments million tons of nuclear TNT and further the question of fallout shelters in North Am- lental perplexity of our time The United States v Magazines and publications are filled I it i the IS an- in warms of their responsibility to their children here on this page we pub lish a letter to the Russian people written by Norm I editor of United States Saturday Review than can boast only a small circulation in thi corntrv Mr Cousins and his able staff have given more constructive In problem than the majority of mgi- Mr Cousins From The Files Of 50 Years Ago to help rum The id In- iM a hydmg No reason In tlir shied in Mayor 1 rl An Open Letter To The Russian People liv the nuclear du llhill by fa buV dont Jtnnw to tell who th it is equally mm few null amoebic Mo it Our Readers Write in 13 help he record might Mil only two replies