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er nu 717 Elbe barrio Examiner Published by Canadian Newspapers lamlted rs Bryfield Street Borne Ontario phenomenon wurnndonuai Manam sarunnav anon rats mu STILL IGNORING THE SIGNPOST Quebec Tourist Officials gtSh0uldKnovv¥The AnsWer The province of Quebec has magnifi cent attractions for tourists ranging from its vast open spaces to the exciting cosmopolitan atmosphere of bustling Montreal visit to Quebec City is ways memorable delight But wit nearly everything to offer and located close to areas of dense population both north and south of the border the news is out that the number of tourist enquir ies has slumped by 50000 in what is ex ilrggted to be banner tourist year At last Quebec officials are becoming concerned about the effects that news reports of the unrest and violence in that province larehaving on its great tourist industry Are Quebec Ioudmouths scar ing tourists away is the questionand so tourist officials have issued an appeal to newspapers and air media to play down reports of trouble in Quebec in order to help the situation The appealis being directedto the wrong people The Quebec government and the federal members of parliament from that province should make the ap peal to the rowdy element of students separatists nationalists and other as sorted troublemakers there to exercise restraint in the interests of their own province The Quebec government could lot more effective in imposing such restraint and politicians even within the provincial government might tone down DOWNMEMORYLANL statistic 60 YEARS AGO IN TOWN The Northern Advance April 1904 Federal Transportation Commission met at Peterborough to consider Trent Canal $01M Barrle represented by Mayor Boys Alderman Donald Ross and Lamb Board of Trade president In Town Council Alderman McLean which were wrongfully certified and promised detailsfor next meeting Total assessment of Barrie residences less Grand Trunk Railway reduction of $20000 Barrie Tannery exemption of $22000 and Barrie Foundry exemption CThe Barrie Examiner fl°$irh viufiflmiffioi and for minor of can in Datlyr Sundays and statutoiy nine munre wanna roarrnu cronznzmoxrcanmrnmfi moments Managing germ naanrg moon arrram Manager orrnrnas winter aeesrnunr MICHAEL nomnu murderous Snorerround rat oallyby cam on slazo yearly sing copy 1cBy his than mourn monthssoo Ltuel moorha not no are Ml um pl on you In renu Offices 423 unlvmtty cart arm ManrIII rornnrnsluo cra not wm Newspaphr no Pma ma ur ra mm Carr and hunt sumo or Blake St and saved next door house of charged some accounts had been paid was re hired homein Tokyo Id DblH10 ynr OufIMI Cauldl Ir SUM nurrrrsr corms Press Tour iii Last Departs Confident By KEN WALLS CANT LEAVE the Canadian Weekly Newspapers ilon European Tour rssc stranded In Paris was reminded by reader the other day After 11 days on the continent my last column ended In the Follcg Ber gers lour of our party of 75 didleavc from Paris via ICA to Montreal The ml of In an cept for two who had to go Ironic from Venice were sched uicd to depart from London So in order to round out the story which atartcd at Montreal and got as far east as Vienna her an some concluding poles OUR THREE Belgian buses were loaded wiilr luggage and people and got away sharp at am Sllfldrlli Sept 20 Paris rtreela were almost deserted end what contrast from the night before So it was very peace ful drive northeast Iowards Ca lais through nicc farmland and orchards in fields here and there people were busy picking potatoes IIlcrewcrs many bun tcrs with dogs on the lookout for pheasants Passed through Industrial town of Beouvais and noted hundreds of familiar shin ing rcd new form traclnrs in yard beside MasseyFerguson plant Slapped for coffee in vil lage near Amlcns Actually the night before was overtaking some Parla night clubbers and atop was for comfort By this time we males were oulle unconcern cd whcn French female moved in to use same facility EXCELLENT thrcelsne high way No replacing much bombedout road of war days English courier pointed out huge former airfield on both sidcs now harvesting grain It was used to bomb Britain RAF us cd it during Berlin airlift shori ly after war At Abbevillc we said goodbye to four more loun iafs Two World War One vet erans from Saskatchewan wllh their incc rented car and were off for week to tour the battlefields From what could make out there was little if any thing left to ace of what they might remember from more than is years ago At Mon treuil the couricr pointed out varlori from across the channel which never came that way li TURNED OUT to be some Irip Ono of tha worst storms in years was blowing up on tho English Channel and this was the last boat of the day Be sides Boulogno was clorod out and three boat trains from Paris were diverted to Calll It took morn than three hours to got through the queues The boat wu not only crowded it was overloaded and there was that storm It looked like we might have to find overnight accom modatlon in Calais and on view lng that sea began to hops so But no we got away from the dock at laai THE FERRYme upand down up and down and In no time flat threoquariera oi the passengers were seasick but for some reason the mat dc mer Pulled mn by With such crowd the washrooms could not begin to handle all thou wishing pri vacy So the decks were the next best thing Just grabbed post and hung on It all seems funny now Like the lady clinging to an adjacent post Her little boy came up lhe stairs and exclaim rd Mummy daddys lust lost It guts Seconds later so did DOVER DOCK was the most welcome night ever seen first night but then We ran lnIo some typical red tape taking more than two hours to get through immigration and customs Unlil then some of us had been saying how nice it was to be In Eng land again It was good job we had big meal at Boulogne Who could possibly eat on that boat Anyway they couldnt keep my dishes on lbe Iobles We found fine restaurant on the line new fourlanehlghway about halfway in London it was 1110 pm instead of the ex pected 530 pm when we check ed lnto the Mount Royal Hotel again three wecks in the day since we checked out HAD ONE FULL DAY in lon don Monday Sept VIslted Canada House and just missed Hon GeorgaDrew drlying off the inflammatory nature of their own speeches So that the people in the rest of Can ada can know what is going on news Eapers and other communications media ave duty to tell what is going on in Quebec If there were no mailbox bombings no attacks on armories no unruly demonstrations with flagburn ing and hangings in effigy the news people would not invent them If there were no poisonous speeches about separ atism an threats of brutaltreatment of very illustrious tourist Canadas own Queen they could not be reported American news organizations pick up these reports and possibly enlarge on them The average American reader notrealizing that the loudmouths are minute pro ortlon of the Quebec popula tion wril likely to exaggerate the dangers And danger or not no tourist wants to end his holiday being regard ed as do or potential enemy simply because he cannot speak French It is not only Americans who may shun Quebec in great numbers Can adians from other parts of the country for one reason or another may have reservations about going there One thing more has to be considered If the situation gets any worse what will be the effect on the forecast of mil lions of visitors to the Montreal Worlds Fair in 1087 of $9000 Fire brigade quelled blaze at rear of Ed Justices greenhouse on Redditt Robertsons drug store had specialxaale of combs and brushes imported from Germany John Nee lands attended convention of Master Plumbers of Ontario at Hamilton Ulilfolclfde Pans whiflr Gone oralSir Douglas Hoig used as British HQ before lbn final push of 1916 HAD LUNCH at station dock restaurant in Bouingne which was crowded with thousands of Bri fnns returning from weekend in Paris From there its only short jaunt to Calais where we bsdo fond goodbye to our trio of Bel gian chauffeurs Andre In par ticular who was always smiling and obiiglrrg and concerned for the comfort and safety of his passengers The other pcopluaid the same of their drivers in contrast to Dover where there is nothing left of the war visible at Calais everywhere you no tice the huge bunkers concrete pill boxea and gun emplace merits minus guns which the Germans had ready for the in Visited Thomson House and Just missed the future Baron of Fleet as he had checked Into clinic for dental work Visited Royal Bank of Canada to replenish empty pocketbook Manager Murray and Accountant Smith sent regards to Barries Fraser Met several other Can adians In therefor same pur pose Tha manager mentioned that Mr and Mrs Bill Craig had been among his customers ear licr but they had already ds Parted for home via liner France In New York SPENT AFTERNOON looking over trade and commerce on lord and Bond Sis Caught early show at Palladium and here let me any that this was the most entertaining of any we saw In Europe Had the best looking girls tool For late supper tried Immature rrrr news Trade Gap Between Rich Poor Has Been Widening Gradually Some mind boggling warn ings are being produced by the United Nations conference on trade and development inGe oeva As expected the intcountry talks are generally following dryEMIth pattern but occa ngleY the urgency of the trade situation In dramatically illustrated by statement or The UN reckons for instance that at present rates It will be years before living stand ards In the bound countr reach present atandards in Western Europe The trade gap between rich and poor in fact has been growing wider because of fall snge to the conference he said failure of the talks would plunge developing nations into new depth of hopcle ness and run tratio Indeed doth nki Farure rs able he added POLITICS OUT As seen from London one en couraging feature of the confer ence is that most rnrderde vcloped countrics have not al lowed themselves to be led are tray by political propaganda garding Red China East Geri many or South Africa Delegates are apparently con rvinccd they must keep their richer colleagues talking about economic matters and lctpoli ticswait for nnotirerdsy mnyoflhsworidlatobs vindlainandmcngeml The waxofGod amnion ofloodiora fault Develops In IIilantrcCable deMDNIREAli CPld xflan velopcd urs ay section of tho Canadian rover ml Tclecorrununicotlon Con porationa transatlantic cable In the Gulf of St Lawrence be tween Grosses Rocha Qua and Corner Brook Nfld tbs corporation annormcod spokesman slid the nature sfth fault or what caused it was not known immediately It was reported at about Inn llra spokesman said COTC baa hour able to bandla all traf fic through alternate motion with minimum delays Trader Vics in the new lop don Hilton Polynesian food but It didnt seem up to Mon lrcala lfoullkl or Torontos Ports of Call Maybe we were spoiled aféer that excellent French cul LATE EVENINGsome of our party Joined london couriers for goodbye Ilballon In American lounge of Mount Royal their final packing Big change In hotel new aireelfloor lobby completed Minor change in bedroom since three weeks ago thewaxy paper In the bathroom had been replaced with that soft tissue skin so used to over here TUESDAY MORNING gather ed at Burton station for Em pressVoyageur special train to Liverpool Here was some thing you dont see on this side the Station Master in black top hat and momlng coat with red carnation ln lapelchecking train loading and departures nrslsting passengers in general By this time our party was not In hall The othcrs had already flown home or were remaining in BrIIain for further visit We had first planned to fly home but the trip over on the CPR Empress of Canada was an delightful decided to return same way If we bid only known then about the longshorcmcnl strike in Quebec andthe extra week anchored in the middle of the St Lawrence Hivcrl our morons orrrrwrrnsroor NATOCelebrales In 15th Birthday PAW NIGOUON TMEAwgrulhzggflh infirm re 15th birthday coiebroting iia it with muted 23 as paper partur shl prepares to enter upon nth year wbldr could be de cisive either disruptive and discircus or cooperativa and conductive Ists on April rm that the North Atlantic Treaty was algnnd In Washington formally Ing tho brilliant concept of Can adas Mlkc Pearson to build Iha worlds first alliance for prog ress In peaceful prosperity rhlls prepared for mutual dc ends This treaty MrPsarson de clared publicly should lead to the creation of an economic pcrhapc even politicalcom monwealth of the Weslern World Nothing less will do be said In the subsequent In years history has moved onward at gallop never before seen in our world Nuclear power rocketly space craft summation and nationalism have changed the picture to an extent unimagincd on that spring morning In Wash Inglon oi I9t9 The nature of the alliance has required change Its member ship has been expanded Now that intercontinental missiles have put the most distant com munity In the potential front fighting line the concept of pro tooling the United States by strong forces In Europe has be come outmodedthus nuillfyinK the emphasis which the US has always given to that short slghtcdly nrllitary aspch of the alliance CANADAS SANE AIM As never before todays dis order calls for fire Elysium which MrPcarsons blueprint could still achieve It calls for the peoples of Ihe alliance to work together for their collecs five goodlust as individuals from the allied options now emigrated to North Amcrrca already work together to attain their collective aims Konrad Adenaucr the former chancflior of West Germany has warned in NATO allies In BARRIE and district vvwe rvfl re resWWIMWLcuvuwwutpWWfiywflnii answer hiflitlmcloruaalf ihct If is to set oursc vea earnestly to redrawing our dllfarencu of opinionunder the terms of tho truly aw member can with draw after another five years Icao Hornet who knows Mr Pearsons words but rings them more convincln ly has also iual urged the bicringlllics to recognize their common lnlcrv Wr £11152 co our sodien stand shoulder shoulder facing our wnrnron human foe do our economists and lraders and scientists and polliiclans rcfuu to cooperata to overcome our physiianlifocs bmcr and ldlr se povc une mentf The answer am Is that tho political leaders of the Western nations are too oitnn mm wardhealers rather than state men they think more of therr own votes at the nextclcctlon than of the longterm good of those whore Votes they seek in this they are probably unden ratlog the chariiablcness oi mankind at this season of Easter we should think of every man as our brother but our leaders suspect that our lhoughls are selfisth Im in the boar shove off SNARE GOOD THINGS As one prominent poliIiclsn recently explained to me The ideal of One World would call for harmonization of taxation and social legislation among the cooperating nationshis the have nations of North Amer Ica would not ncccpi In other words we the worlds fat cats with two chickens In every pol would not share with those hungry coir who hava IIIIIIE But we share through welfare lefh the British lhc French the Gcrmans andoihers In Can ada who are In need why should we not share and work with there In other countries for our common peace and assured prosperity nre Nhlo locsln is rounding and we should harken in it RECORDS PRINTS The FBI Irnd 18174412 Iinlt gorprlnt cards file in ma llltfllfl lENIlIIR 0F COMING VEN sarunoav APRIL To saruaoav no rr TODAY SATURDAY APRIL Finals of girls hockey championship tournament Alliston Arena Queen of girls tournament will bechosen at 745 pm at the arena annual lce Revue at it pm Music by Barrie Collegiate Band Ladim Auxiliary of the Armoury hold euchre partyat pm Lunch and prizes suupav APRIL Barrie Model AircrflthIub holds meet lug atBarrie Airport at pm Win Sec Church Page for church services Evangelistic Meeting at Allandale Orr angelHall at 730 pm MONDAY APRIL Kempenielt Kiwanis Club meets at Community House at 1215 pm Barrie City Council committee meeting in Council Chambers at pm Kiwanis Club of Barriemeets at ComV munlty Houseat 615 pm TUESDAY APRIL Miss Catherine Campbell has gone to Buffalo General Hospital for special course in nursing Smith Doolittle was awarded contract for fill to ap groacbes of county bridge at Narrows etween Lakes Sirncoe and Couchiching Archie Burton gotbad shaking up when the more he was riding stumbled on the Allandale road and broke her leg Milt Grayput bullet into the mares head and ended her suffering County hotelmen gotstiffwarning from licence commission that hours for selling liquor woul be strictly enforced hereafter ing prices for the primary pro ducts of havenot countries This hanvwipedout the bulk of what the poorer countries have re oelved In foreign aid in the last 10 years The political dangers oflhe gap and the need rfornew ap proaches to remedy ithavc been underlined by speakers at the conference and elsewhere ms in Sports One polltlcal judgment was by Harolddwilrron Brib am recentMonfreal speech He said the world has no more than 15 ng 1933annedgmumgyeuwflmegapmmen onWl EddyTorseveral hourswaiting for train to West Coast He had been studying inNew York but account of rothers having gone the front tofight the Russians Hart treatg ed Richard Williams Vespra for bad scalp wound aufferedwhen his team of horses bolted at the freightshedr 51 it M51178 Church on Sunda or Party leader in One of the most distressing features In the clash between Britain and France on how to improve the situation Britain in calling for freeing of trade in manufactured good while Eu rope underFrgnch leadership is stressing plans for increasing world food andrraw material prlcen possible compromise is seen in suggestion by Presbincb who is confermce secretary genersl that arLtsigctsba established for manufactured goods foodstuffs and raw mn teriais which the industrialised Yorkshire Breeders Sale Zone Bar rie Fair Grounds at 130 pm tlons Zonesa lamprey committec meets at City Hall at chang cd from March 31 Barrie Lions Club meetsl at Commu ityllo at6 puny Evangelistic Me at Allandale 0r ange Hall at cerurtrleszw Mommas poorer nations Some observers believe this would cut across thediffcrénceg between the French and Brit rsh plans cnablinghesdway on to velopcd countries modest growth rate of five per cent by 1W0 but is clear that this In itself wouldvmea fng unless it is pro ctcd Alg llnhle Paul Probisch estima iii prrscottrendscon tbe trade of th at least one of the innumerable brsues facing the three ontb expects not for lo Barrie Figure Skating Club holds 12th nersrof contestwillibe announced gt Georgian Bay Development Associs THURSDAY APRIL Barrie Jaycees hold their business meeting at 72 High St at pm SimoneBarrie Emergency Measures Or ganization begins another communi cations course it pm at EMO Head quarters in County Building BeauxBelles Square Dancing Club meets at pm at RCAF Association Hall Intermediate Softball League Meeting All teams interested In entering the league should have represent ative at this meeting at the Clark son Hotel at raroAY APRIL 1o Creemore Horticultural Society enter tains Stayner society Guest speaker Mrs Marshall of Scarboro saruirpav largo rr Hrrronia Numismatic Association of Barrie holds third annual banquet and display at Continental Inn Mfi jor Sheldon Carbll curator of the Numismatic Collection of Bank of Canada is guest speaker Knights of Columbus holds final euchre party ofseason at of Hall at 830 pm Guthrie Community Hall dancing at pm Music by Belle Aire Orches tra Illmm Mitt SIZI