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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 23, 1961 | The short stories in The, Layton is a superior poet in, The problems of translat- | Realdife newspaper men know TV. He now is with the Na. founded in 1907. He has coupled 3 18 eav, pam - Swinging Flesh are compara- that he can express an idea in ing English nonsense verse a just isn't so. tional Film Board. This is his with it a clear picture of Can- Best Laid Plans . tively inoffensive. They ridiculea minimum of words. Consider, into French didn't scare William Weintraub knows that, first novel. ada's comparatively slow ac- . ' . » bore and the cosmos they in- , oianiious people and lacerate for example, one of his "Bitter Francis Steegmuller who |; "2,4 in Why Rock the Boat Zl : | ceptance of the need for profes- Of Mice And Men ain or habit, A special committee at sionally trained foresters. v some of society's preoccupa- Almonds." has turned out a translation B : It's fair warning of what is {ions--such as making money-- "Ex.smugglers of spirits en-! of Edward Lear's The Owl tiie, Brown) he dogavy 13ke the University of Toronto He attributes the public atti- TORONTO (CP)--An elabor- to come in this book which con but unless the reader sees his dowed this library: and the Pussycat. It's called, nothing to dispel the idea that has been enlisted to advise tude to the pioneering aim of ate, well - planned scheme te . tains short stories the Montreal- own image in a Layton target .,...v hooks also a kind of naturally enough, Le Hibou reporters are zany and the the Encyclopaedia Britan- clearing the land of trees to cash 2 series of cheques at Tor- born author and poet wrote(the stories are more likely to 4 iio oon et la Poussiquette (Little, | wr "they work for, to say the Nica on Canadian content make way for agricultural sel- onto banks went awry Friday-- between 1943 and 1960 and alamuse than offend. distillerys' overs are topical,| Brown--Canada). Papers tu in future editions. 1t will |tiement. It was late in the last because the forgers put a pie. SYOUp OF puters Wuliten recently: SUPERIOR POET Why I Don't Make Love to the NEWSPAPER NOVEL As satire on the newspaper alse Rominzie possible Cana: Sentry Pefore Canadians began 4 i ark of Nova Sevtia Restated of tigerish prose, Layton ex-| The stories are little vignettes First Lady concerns the present| In the public image, built up world of Montreal, Why Rock last forever unless conservation Toronto-Dominion Bank. presses disgust with large seg-|of the lives of an assortment incumbents of the White House. by movies and TV, newspaper the Boat is amusing fiction. FORESTRY SCHOOL measures were adopted. Police said an otherwise pro- Fronts of the human race. Helof people, Layton writes sym. Lavion claims he could aitract|reporters are a hard lot. It's not aimed at the old pro! J Ww. B. Sisam achieves a -- lesntnal ob oF Dai By THE CANADIAN PRESS dislikes philistines -- whether| pathetically of the oddball, the the president's wife with a snap| yf they aren't solving murder who knows that some of the|qual purpose in Forestry Educa: popm MAKES SENSE sons-Sears Limited nes - In the foreword of The Swing Jew. Arab or Russian -- and |jobless and the downtrodden. In of his fingers but he refuses t0| cases that have baffled the best things it relates--such as gel-/tion at Toronto (University of : ha marred by the error, spotted by ing Flesh (McClelland and "pie - in - the - sky religionists--| Death in the Family, he gives take advantage of a man har- brains on the police department|ting a profane story about the|Toronto. Press), a history of LONDON (CP)--The tide may, hank teiler about an hour after Stewart) Irving Layton restates Marxian or Baptist." He de |1 devastating word portrait of assed by world problems. they're hobnobbing with big: cub reporter's boss on page oneCanada's oldest university for-|be turning in modern poetry. ihree men began a taxi tour of his disdain for all humanity clares his devotion to truth |Strul Goldbloom, an energetic I'll wait until the international {ime gangsters. When they're --ijust don't happen. estry faculty. {The Times literary supplement city banks. except "the few intrepid souls 'and the truth about ourselve: |>ntrepreneur wh ose business| situation has cleared. not in a bar they're telling the! Weintraub, who lives in Moni-| Dean of the faculty since 1947,| announced that one of its recent. The teller phoned police, who who delight in taking a hard is very uncomplimentary, ver |s;uccess is founded on selling "After that it's every poet for managing editor how to run the real, has worked on newspapers|Sisam has produced a readable|issues contained "an original tipped all banks in Metropolitan look at themselves, their neigh-iunpleasant." | osaries and medallions. himself." |paper. land has written for radio andlaccount of the Toronto school,land perfectly intelligible poem." Toronto. ~ Special! Ready-to-Paint ' BEDROOM FURNITURE! | nso 5 Patterns 'Community Plate' Silver-Plated Flatware Sets i i ! inaril h high iced! colour, Substantial hardwood pieces crafted with solid ends, chamfered corners, Special purchase Ordinarily mue igher priced Choose a 30- or 60-piece service -- complete in anti- In attractive Colonial style Finished for a small extra charge in dark walnut, acorn, red maple or natural and simulated dowel pins on tops. 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