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THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, November 14, 1958 29 Canada Plays Significant Part Pickersgill Says Prospective Employers 5 YP ous : - i : , est Euro In New Measuring Techniques May Sponsor Prospective Immigrants In, Lower Tarils Against Canada was expected to hi : le file ment is making a maximum ef- employers will be accepted as applications for admission of im- OTTAWA (CP) --Pr b: i i ant bearing on the meeting's selec-| rent. [So that they travel in only onefort to permit Hungarian refugees sponsors of immigrants from the migrant workers and thelr de- St. L rent has ie Ninicwe: he Saeelian government de. formally, the motions to enter Canada, but must be sure United Kingdom and Europe. He pendents," said Mr. Pickersgill. and Western Europe reduce bar pi WD Be cm Tusrouny By JOHN E. BIR ave an import- are activated with an electric cur. off waves of light, in a sing D Canadian Press Stafl Writer OTTAWA (CP)--Canada is play tion of the sou ng a significant part in an inter- ational effort to make it easier| ON ADVISORY {BOARD 0 measure more accurately the! e. ly In one S¥periment Here has direction, ; ; Ibeen excited to give off radiations sf atoms are scattered | ny "we don't let in any planted said the government approv | ir 3 : H : lof Nght a d in ma 4 Fin, io J hg Tet Fiori bv oo oven fen Soproved hel (An immigration official in Ot- riers ou goods from Canada andrreply. Authorites said the Cana- Dr. Baird is a member of the quid air--346 degrees below zero, + x Immigration Minister Pickersgill.'cr2ase the flow of immigrants awa said the smmignaiis will be|cther countries while planning re. dian view conveyed to the UK, listance between two points. International Advisors Committee Dr. Baird and his staff were the or Baird Said use of the The" minister told a Toronto from the two areas this year jreduired to remain with the spon. ductiohs for thelr pwn mutual (government is along the lines of A section of the National Re-i0n the Definition of the Metre. Dr. | first to make a practical mercury' logic Dean ig make it pos:| audience Tuesday that the govern-| He said the backlog of appli {sorng employer for one year.) [benefit Mr. St. Laurent's statement. search Council is co-operating with L: E. Howlett, director of the lamp to operate at this tempera- sible bo, efine the exact length of ment intends to do its utmost for | ions sponsored by clo ppc Sponsorship would be accepted The scheme envisaged by Brit-' Brilain has p oposed that food -esearch bodies in other countries; NRC division of applied physics, | ture. 2 Wavelength of light much more fj,ose willing and able to come 10 has decreased 4 da se rele ves from reputable employers in a ain and her proposed European feeds, beverages and tobacco be complex experiment to de- is chairman. iy sharply. |Canada. But he thought it would Ruropean countries and tain | position to provide year-round em- partners of exchanging tariff cuté excluded from the plan, but even Be Migh of the work in the labora-{USE However, experiments with the rot he to "the advantage of the and the main volume now is from ployment at curcent wages in oc- to create for themselves a free- so, said Mi. St. Laurent, the pro- erms of the length of light waves. tory has been conducted with an| "We would prefer a source beam still are in their prelimin- Hungarian refugees to bring them persons who apply on their own cupations where the National Em- flowing mass market has merit, posals would uresent "a number The Canadian work is being con- interferometer designed and built which can be used without setting ary stages. It now appears likely all the way across the Atlantic to" ry pigrants trom the tw "ployment Service was unable to providing it doesn't turn into a of "problems for Canadian trade fucted under Dr. K. M. Baird 33./by Dr. Baird and his staff. This up $00. elaborate an array of that an isotore of either mercury Sot them up in refugee camps) rin th rom the two areas, satisfy demand for workers in plan to exclude goods from other with the countries concerned." marold expert in the science of and other equipment are regarded equipment," Dr. Baird said. "In Or krypton will be selected as the ere." AEB an Tneet BeaitiiCsnada. countries, Mr. St. Laurent said in| These problems will be taken Sarl ep ngth of waves of 5 among the best in the world otaer words, it should be possible source at the 1960 meeting. | "Those who are assured of a on thelr own if 88, Bre miited] Immigrants sponsored by em. a Statement issued Tuesday night. un for thorough discussions with ight. {for the calibration of lengths in to use the source with facilities] But Dr. Baird said scientists will reasonable chance to get along|certain job classifications or if a ployers would be eligible for as-! The proposal, on which Britain the various European govern- 3ASED ON METRE Iterms of light waves. |normally found in test laborator- continue to experiment with better here will be admitted in the short: close relative agrees to spon sisind-passage ions {rom the gov, last month asked Commonwealth Mens. he addeo. 'At present, measurements of The laboratory has been experl- jes." _. methods for measuring lengths est time." he said. That is pro-them until they can upport them. eriment, " [countries for tneir comment, The European free trade area, menting with several possible| Experiments also are being The "atomic beam" will figure in vided they can meet minimum gelyes, { Mr. Pickersgil also said immi- would link the United Kingdom he said. could. il successful, in: ration teams will be sent to with six European countries in a crease the economic strength and ength are based on the interna- I A 1 1 Realth: regalati light-wave sources, including mer- made with what is known as an this work and a time may come 1€d th regulations. European refugee camps this win- free trade area where tariffs are solidarity of free Eur and pea i : » soli y Surope ional metre, a platinum Irian krypton and cadmium. These| "atomic beam." This is a method wh te WIDEN SPONSORSHIP "We fed fie Buber of imi.) uloy bar at the international bur- » Kryp C n. omic . is is a method when an even more accurate D INS i 4 oy iti ) ol weights and measures at/sources give off light while they'of lining up the atoms, which give source may be selected. Mr. Pickersgill also FERRI Lh ga fo, Canada jor em: i Big an: sctive Tevralling cam: Teduceg gradually on a pre-ar- this extent Canada would wel ;evres, France. The metre, which| SRE : s 4 BIB, I come. it. : neasures -- roughly speaking-- 19.37 inches, was adopted as the| nternational standard of length in "ATOMIC BEAM" 889. | Present instruments based on he international metre can meas-| re lengths to an accuracy of al ew millionths of an inch. How-| wer, when the metre has been de- ined in terms of wavelengths of ight it will be possible to make neasurements much more accur ite. Greater precision in the meas wrement of lengths is required »th by indus and the research cientist. Prok / I le of indust ireater accuracy lucing electronic equipment, jet rcraft engines and equipment or the new atomic era The decision. to use wavelengths Jf light as the standard for meas wrement of length was made in )etober, 1954, at the 10th Ge 1 'onference of Weights ad M res. Since thzn many countries neluding Canada, the United] states, Britain, Russia and West| Jermany, have been trying to find he best source of light for this! yurpose. The aboratory ignificant results rogram Dr. Baird said the objective is o develop a method to make pos- ible the most precise - nent of a wavelength of light. This nvolves development of measur- ng apparatus and selection of a naterial which, when activated Mectrically. will produce a sharp, yrecise and easily - defined light vave. 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