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'Research Teams Short Of » BEENEY 7 Press Stall Writer TORONTO (CF) ~ Belentists at the Ontario Research Found ation complain thet lack of money is delaying some |their projects, foreing | tion of others, § | Dr. Berthold W, Schumacher, i (director of the foundation's ! | physics department, says short | ge of funds is affecting basic yesenreh projects ranging from metallurgy 10 food, He admitted, however, that the Jrohlem isn't peculiar to the foundation, "Research workers in indus try have the same problem, It is difficult for a scientist to ex {plain his ideas to & non-ehemi- cal industrialist," The German « horn scientist who emigrated to Conada in 1054 has to shelve several 1 | projecst, One was a beta - ray to measure air densities at high altitudes or used to measure the d altitude of an object in the up {per atmosphere, | Also abandoned was research on a fluorescent probe, a simple means of measuring air AMsity patterns around objects moving at high velocities, U8, labora tories now are working on the {iden Such research has implica tions for high - altitude flight SEIS SERVICES The foundation WEAPONS CLEANING TIME { base is being used to launch | tion with activities af the hase any invasion of Cuba, Defense | "They are just routine ac ti Minister Enrique Peralta | ties bv the Guatemalan army Azurdia says there are no ag: | he adds Guatemalan army troops elean their weapons in bar racks at "mystery hase" in Retalhulen, Guatemala, last was esta | Funds (blished in 1978 to conduct re search on move efficient indus trigl techniques, conservation and wiiligtion of naturel re sources, snprovement of erm. | It sells resegrch services at {cost and all work is done on # strictly confidential basis But it is slowed by the fact thet only one-half of ene per cent of the Gross National Pro duct--value of gil goods and serviees produced -- is spent on research in Canada, Dr. Sehy- macher suid, while about 2) per cent is spent in the Ui States and United Kingdom J. Dennis Jones, a resesrch fellow at the foundation, said Canada has lost the pioneer spirit" that placed it on the threshhold scientific great i ness, vices, gaid | "Canadian research is often terial and the firm reported 2 in London and shipped here | [Queen Victoria is due to arrive affected by controls exerted hy {parent U.S. companies who pre- fer to use their own labora tories, Economically this makes sense but problems worked out in the UE. often don't fit Ca |nadian conditions and mar: kets," WORK ON STEEL Co - workers Ray and Pat Cavansugh discovered a new | steel process which was picked up and furhter developed hy a ng methods and problems of Avegeiahie and animal diseases, Inv ge American corporation (ARI Bus iio BA ying A make vamilin -- the flavoring ruent in yamlia -- out of waste silphite Nauor from pulp and paper mills. The Ontaria P) Company built & 1.569 60 inesr St. Ci 5 19 wee IHRLELS, Most eomperabie foundation: | In the US, operate on much Harger hud gets then ORFs $1,200,009 a year, The foundation, oflering well- equipped laboratories and # staff of 180, operates owt of three old buildings, & modern | (our-storey lahoratory and two | pilot industrial plants. I One small firm, menulactur- ing fy paper, invested seversl thousend dollars in ORF re search projects mcluding » study of the eating habits of ants, New ant poisons were de veloped, The company now pro duces 8 complete range of pest: 7 cals, A Toronto paper | better, less expensive raw ma $100,000 profit the first year. ORF officials see hope for Canadian research in the ides of a "science city," A commit-! tee of 10 scientists and indus trialists has heen formed to in vestigate the possibility of es-| | ablishing a complex of indus. {trial and government lahorator-| ies in eastern Canada, probably | in the Toronto - Hamilotn grea, | | (The ORF sould he the nucleus | of any such project ---- " a * ieides and agriculture) Ehemi| ou ection on the west const." (yr products vel of Roosevelt Park elemen- : firm complained that it was tery school, invested his Me D. R. Christie, its new direc: only "breaking even" on its op- Savings a gauge which could be adapteditor of industrial research ser eration, ORF developed gs backing for the project THE OIAWA TIMES, Webnesbey, omvory 18, 1961 11 ' 'MetroWon't Sue TTC TORONTO (CP) ~ Wnecutive, of the Metropolitan Toronts 009 collection of the Ravel Lancome decided Tussde nr 19) don Wax Musesm, the fi . BE at mich collection 0 Conade' slg pu"y or ow FIC 1] we 0h Fecey tr | The museum Is # gamble 10s Heroin ee the CoH John J. Siecle, 9 - year + 014. ul the executive urged the former elementary school prin- TIC to give advance notice of cipal at Prince Rupert, BC. Mr, Siecle says he visited 8 factory in London, England. that makes wax models for the Madame Tussaud musenm In 1959. and "I was convinced on the spot , , , B Wax museum Moor would make s wonderful tourist Joan Of Are, Hitler Move VICTORIA (CP)~Sixty "per: manent residents," neiuding, Joan of Are and Hitler, willl move inte the lower wom of the Crystal Gardens here They will be part of & $100, six TEC commissioners elwesh 1954 and 195, { of the expenses were reo full of pon 0 Chairman Fred Gardiner, Metro solicitor © { auditor R, SOUMY Sour Judge Robert, orsyih on inquiry into the (hyo expenses of) , Frank! 8 A, Ble Bob McDonald BUS, RA 5-6564 RES. RA 5.7973 69 KING ST. 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Blops Meh In minutes, Aptis septic action heels, Makes skin pofier | smoother, clearer, Ask Our Aruasist for | WIKODBRI ointment sé sos, ise your skin, Look bebier Fast, OF CANADA ESTABLISHED 16849 CAA gressive intentions in connee- | ~(AP Wirephoto) | Indians Very Excited Over Royal Visitors By RUKMINI DEVI jalled for nationalist activities visit has not coincided with any Canadian Press Correspondent (when India was under British significant phase in Indo-British BOMBAY (CP)~Public enthu-|rule relationship, Thus, it is pointed siasm for the coming royal visit] The fact they now are enthu:| out, the public reaction is purely has exceeded all expectations siastically preparing to greel spontaneous, and it may turn out to be the (the Queen is cited as proof of| Apart from her personal pop Queen's most memorable exper-|the warmth of present relations | ylarity with the masses, Queen lence to date heiween India and Britain, Eligabeth is the first British Officials estimate that be-l Observers agree that on the monarch who has had no con tween 60,000,000 and 70,000,000| indian side two men are pri- nection with the former British people will greet the Queen and | marily responsible for this good: rule, She hecame Queen some Prince Philip during thelr three: | wijl-the late Mohandas Gandhi years after Indian independ. | week journey through India, | and his political heir, Prime ence, Which wh fake Page n Jue Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, Criticism of the Queen's visit es, In between, the ) 4 Moras Pakistan $1 pavonen moNARcns has come only from the Com It was one of the basic condi munists and the Bocialist party The royal couple arrive from Ih. A g Yastalin: pany: ) sekie Ge 's anti-cole as surprised obse Britain this coming weekend, tons of Gandhi's anti-colonial Communist apposition has. been | Government offices in New [light that it should be carried i 4 : | Delhi and in the state capitals|on in an "atmosphere of love Li mid "" 10 bo Hot fut at ail have been flooded with requests [for the people of Britain," Even dri An ; I Mogi Mand from organizations and private [during the height of the anti- a ky only the big ro : individuals to be allowed to|British rebellion Gandhi and lis nt expen iy on recep honor the Queen in various | Nehru maintained the warmth [HOD Arrangements, I Ways, of thelr personal connections in The entire country has he. (Britain, : - | come "Queen conteious, Tn the| Gandhi always paid great de:| Don't Neglect Slipping big cities, roads are being re. |ference to Britain's monarchs F paired and in some cases wi: |He spoke of the late King ALSE TEETH ened to facilitate the colorful Ssarge Vv with Ereat ifoetion wilh faire tenth drop, slip nr wonhle state drives of the Queen, New |To Princess Elizabeth (now the |ghen you talk, eat, 161gh oF sneeze? arks have sprung up. Old [Queen) Gandhi sent & hand ap ten' pnd ¥ARTRAOTE aa mp-posts are being repainted, [made shaw! at the time of her [Mkallne (nan aeld) powder to sprin- Ancient palaces in which the marriage, fle On YUE Bites konpa false feeth mare Armiy set Ges ennfdent fenl. Queen and her party will stay Political considerations have W Big and Fig qemion. § 1g y " h ROY A NAO gummy, gn IASLY taste nr feel | played no part in this enthusi: lng. Gee pha BIH today at any NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS [45m for the royal family, The 'U& eounier The Statesman of New Delhi . remarked in a dispatch that many a citizen wished the Queen would visit the sub-contis nent more often s0 the people might benefit in much-needed givie amenities New Delhi, the national capi: tal, wears a new look, The mayor has heen personally su. pervising the arrangements In Bombay, a member of the Bombay municipal corporation said the city hoped more than 3,000,000 will line the streets for the royal visit, Many of the ministers and. elvie leaders in the forefront of reception arrangements were once stout opponents of every: | thing British, They had been NEWS IN BRIEF WON'T OPPOSE | VANCOUVER (CP) The ehairman of the Board of Broad: east Governors savs the board | would not oppose the lifting of 48-hour news blackout imposed on radio and television stations before an election day, The comment was contained in a lets er from Dr, Andrew Stewart to | ayor Tom Alsbury who made an issue of the blackout in Van. couver's eivie election last | month, Mr, Alsbury charged | that newspapers had an unfair | advantage in the campalgn's | final round WOULD RUY MORE WASHINGTON (CF) == The United States Army is negotiat- ing for the purchase of 34 more Canadian - made Caribou troop | transport aiveraft, Canadian in: | formants said Monday. 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