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SS English Needed For Careers Latest French Discovery The French government now is making plhns gradually to introduce the teaching of Eng- lish in Schools at a much ear- lier age and at the primary lost three games this season; THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 28, 1966 2 oa all to the Athletics. os In other Sunday games, last-|added orie goal each. Fern Ste.jand Grant Moore, Carl -- ! place Barrie Flyers ned/ Onge led the Georgians with two| and"Bob ane got. ther pug Kingston Aces 3-2 and Toronto|goals and Dave McComb got!/Rrian Pryce, John Groulx and: - Varsity Grads defeated Oakville} the other. Norm Sibbick scored for Oak- Woodstock Athletics m to) Oaks 5-3. Defenceman. Ian $ clate r's| ville. have Collingwood rgians') Galt .Hornets went on theirjfirst goal of the season' gave) Ron Hergott . scored three number in the Ontario 'Hockey| biggest scoring spree of the sea-|the Flyers their win. Jon Wegks|times for Galt and Fern Association senior series. son Saturday night to pound scored two_second-period goals|anger added ' The Athletics nipped Colling-| Belleville Mohawks 11-2. jfor, Barrie 'and Ron Earl and|three assists, Pete wood 4-3 Sund., to move within} Playing 'coach. Ted Power, Tom Carty replied for the Aces.| scored twice and being one point of the series-leading|scored twice for Woodstock and) Larry Babcock scored two'Don Snider, Larry Woodstock Nips Leaders 'ARIS (Reuters) ~-- French- en, who long have considered that French would take them around the world, now are dis- Ernest Miron, dian-born sleuth of » the Cana- the _ British mails whose job in- POSTAL PUZZLE volves deciphering baffling addresses, gives this foreign alphabet a try. Miron, a Winnipeg native, handles 1,000 letters a. day. (CP Photo) 4 LIMPED TO HIS EXECUTION Executed Canadian Spy Honored By German SS By HAROLD MORRISON LONDON. (CP)--Not even a broken back could stop secret agent Guy Bieler, a giant of a man from Montreal assigned to sabotaging enemy installa- tions and transport during the Second World War. Even in the face of death his defiance and courage so impressed the German SS that they mounted special guard of honor as he limped to his execution. Fragmented stories of the exploits of Bieler and other who joined ial Operations Canadians ain*s_ ecutive chuted behind have filtered Brit- Ex- E) and were para- enemy lines through v the pages of post-war publica- tions. But two 1966 books firm the magnitude of Bieler's courage and tedication. Trained as one of many Allied agents, Bieler flown into the St. Quentin area of ni France in vember, No- The training schools had called him a born organizer, conscientious, keen and intelligent. The SOE or- ganizers expected much from him But the tall, handsome Ca- nadian met with misfortune. He had the ill luck to hit rock. when he landed. E. H. Cook- ridge, in his book Inside SOE, Says Bieler brole his back. It appeared to be the end of Bieler's great hopes of estab- lishing an underground anti- German sabotage ring in the St. Quentin area. TREATED IN PARIS But the men of the French resistance, who figured the best thing they could do was try to get Bieler back to Brit- | ain, underestimated his stub- born courage. From St. Quen- tin he was transported to Paris under an assumed name, entered hospital and underwent treatment for three months before he could stand and walk again. His back .still pained him and he could not get rid of a tortured lim fused to retreat; stead to St. Cookridge says, followed." "action 'In May 1943, for instance, But he re- returning in- Quentin where, he and his French helpers cut railway lines between Paris and Cologne 13 times. They blew up the tracks, destroyed points, signal boxes and shunt- ing sheds between St. Quentin and Valenciennes, Maubeugé and other Belgian stations." That spring the British chiefs of staff made the wa- terways winding through northeastern France to the Mediterranean a top priority target and ordered Bieler to smash the lock gates at St. Quentin. The explosive terials were dropped by para- chute. But Bieler decided to improve on instructions. local paddled out in a little loaded. with time - bombs. bottom of the boat. BLEW UP BARGES "Under the eyes of the resistance leaders, With he boat switch | The men lay at the Ger- man guards the little craft lay lazily alongside dozens newly-laden craft. That night more than 40 barges erupted, causing havoc throughout a long stretch of the canals." In the official history of the SOE in France, author M. R. D. Foot says the hopes the training schools placed in Bieler were " justified," In the second half of had fully 1943, Bieler's teams were cutting the thain rail line from St. > Quentin to Lille in the North about once a fortnight. But Bieler had difficulty communi- cating with London. He had no wireless operator of his own and his damaged spine tim made it painful for H to travel to other clandestine radio points. In September, 1943, he got his own operator, a Swiss-born woman who resided in London and was a-member of the British _Women's Transport Service. Yolande Beekman and Bieler made a formidable team. The resistance men of - St. Quentin called them the Swiss-Canadian alliance, but it was ar---alliance with a tragic end. LOCATED BY GESTAPO Against all the rules of the game, Yolande began sending her secret transmissions to London at regular hours, on specific days and from a spe- cific transmission point. Ger- man security forces began to concentrate on St. Quentin and narrowed the point of radio transmission. Some local residents still maintain that Bieler and Beekman were be- trayed. But the official history says. they were imprudent. "Why did she do something that must have run counter to her training" asks Foot. "Presumably because she and her organizer agreed it was safer to use a well-hidden transmitter in a reliable house than to risk dangers in- volved in finding other trans- mitting stations and other sets to-work from them. The mistake was fatal. "Yet not all the blame was theirs; London might have in- troduced earlier the more flex- ible operators' timetables (known as schedules or 'skeds' that were common form by next summer.'" QUICKLY EXECUTED One day in December, 1943, Bieler and Beekman were sit- ting in a St. Quentii cafe with the owners. Two Gestapo cars pulléd up and out rushed a swarm of German security men. Guy and Yolande were taken to Gestapo. headquar- ters, but, says author Cook- ridge, "despite bestial torture they refused to answes ques- tions." "Bieler was one of the few SOE officers who did not have to endure long imprisonment before death. His sabotage had so enraged the Germans that he was executed a few weeks after capture. Yolande was sent to Paris and then to Karlsruhe. She was on the infamous death convoy of Sep- tember, 1944, to Dachau, where she was murdered two days later." Foot adds: "Bieler is said to have made so powerful an impression on his captors that when the order for his execu- tion came from Berlin even the SS at Flossenburg mounted a guard of honor to escort him as he limped to his death."" The memory of Guy still remains alive in St. Quentin, where in the little suburban community of Fonsommes the sole main street is called Rue du Commandant Bieler. TORONTO. (CP)--Saturday's Green- ! swood results: } First -- $2,000, claiming, 3-year-olds and upward,.7 furlongs. Apple (Dittfach) 6.50 aBe Optimistic (Grubb) 2 My Boy Richard (Walsh) Time: 1:27 1-5. aSky Spark, Luredale, aged Dust, Gay Robin, Mazel, Rentoy, Roman Price also. ran. a--R. Henderson, A.| Nadler and B. Krupp entry. 2.90 2.30 4.50 Second--$2,500, 2-year-olds, 1 mile cRepuise Bay (K'blum) 11.90 3.50 2.40 bBive Forest (Gomez) 2.50 2.10 Roman Roup (Dittfach) 2.50 Time: 1:41 3-5. | oxrany Commodore, Fast |bLord 'ost, Velvet, cQueen's [Peete Golden Jive also ran. a--The Elsie, Anns Pheasant Stable and E. A. Glass en try; Dane Hill Acres entry; c-- Two. Corp Farm and Leder entry. | Daily double: $70.40. | Third -- $2,200, claiming, and upward, | 1-14 miles. Caledon Colonel (D't'h) 17. aParaguayo (Grubb) Radiant Colers (Gomez) Time: 2:09. Danish Dancer, Snapper, Royal Packed, Stormy Ally scratch: aHoss's Pick. a -- |Farms and M. Keane entry. Syear-olds Red Purse, Doctor, Sweetly also ran. Late Natural Red | Sarosu (Bowcut) Fourth--$2,800, 2-year-olds, ajames: Bay (Gomez) 3 ah aCanadian § Market Gh Ette Rule (Dittfach) Time: 1:40 1-5 3.10 3.50 SATURDAY, Bole A$ RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace). Purse 4.30 2.60 2.20) | Tscotte *D'nion, Waples 2Lady Petunia, Zirnis 7-Our' Lady Byrd, Church Also Started: Dot's Girl, Big Red Grattan, Tom Dryer and Norma Stone. Stratched, Speedy Baker, SECOND RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace).| Purse $800 (8). 4-Mighty's Beauty, Fion 11.40 6.20 3.40 | ie aver George, Poulin 14.00 6.20! SEdgewood Hal, LaRush 2 Chief Killean, Also Started: On Go, Dick's a al Bennie Boy C and Echo DAILY 'bo DOUBLE, 1 AND 4, PAID $32.70 5. THIRD RACE -- 1 Mile (Pace. Purse $800 (8), 2Cooke Pick, LaF'oise 5-Cloverland al Hint | 6.50 3,90 dJermite, Fe 3.60 Also Started: rye Fallout, Daisy P Hal, eotlerinn Wick, Miss Nama Byrd, and Spice: King, FOURTH RACE -- 1 Purse $800 (8) +S Davies sJonnny Hy, \-Liftle Etsel, Robillard 4+Lady's Adios, Filion 9.20 490 3,40 Mile (Pace) 11.00 5.00 4.30 10.70 7.40) abbe, Patsy G 2nd, Lenawee ber Hal. and Tim- FIFTH RACE -. _.| Mile (Pace), Purse $900 (8) 4+Piain Aim, W'wood 1-Btching, Waples 280 270 250, $0 210! |for 5.00) $1,300 Also Started: Ellis McKinney, Breeze-|6-Mr Dee Dee, C/michael 7.10 5.40 3,59/Sweet Bay, 11.80 sare of six he "has studied in the GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS: | Lava Hill, Countensire, Right Page, Ling Page also ran. Late scratches: Shining ane Cusmax. dh--deadhead 2nd -- Gardiner Farms and Golden West Farms entry, Fifth -- $2,300, claiming, 3-year-olds and upward, 7 furlongs. Leader Lane (Gomez) Maytown (Grubb) Fabisen (inoyye) Time: 1:25 45, nee Market, $18.00, Sixth -- $3,000, ward, 7 furlongs, Butterscotch (Gomez) No Reasoning (Dittfach) Top Victory (Harris) Time: 1:25 45. Social Jewel, Margabelia, So War, Flyalong also ran. 4.00 2.70 2.10 70 2.20 2.30 Scythe, Piedall also ""Exacter: Syear-clds and up- 2.60 Hinemoa, Seventh -- $10,000 added, 3-year-olds and upward, 1%4 miles. He's a Smoothie (D'f'h) 6.50 4.30 4.20 Native Victor (Kernbium) 6.90 5.10 Fast Jay ap tn 6.10 Time: 3:00 Titled Hero, "tie a tah Caro dans, Canadillis also ran. Eighth--$2,300, claiming, and upward, 1 3-16 miles. Spicy Favour (Harris) 5.70 4 rie Top .Cote (Dittfach) 8.4 D-year-olds 380 Time: 2:02 '1-5, Tricky Scamp, Brief Wind, No -- Now 1 wonder, Chopstick also epitendance--17.919. Handie--$1,104,418. MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS NOV, 2% 27-Andy Ellis, Furness 2.90! Also Started: Elyer Hanover, Style _ High Hat Dan, Virginia Boy and Widow's Pick, SIXTH RACE --* Guelph Stakes,' ;Mile (Trot). Purse $3,950 (5) |Seah Along, Robillard 35.20 12.50 4.20 Cadena, Clements 3.50 aes Started: Danny Song A, and imbo. EXACTOR, 2 AND 5, PAID $166.90 SEVENTH RACE -- +1 Mile (Pace).| Purse $1,000 (8) Lap te Girl, Archdekin 7.10 4.70 3.30 (owt ad Bane Holmes 'eltwood io. "started: Kawartha Star, Topic, Fast Ri ach Schnell. jodney, Timber Tone, and EIGHTH RACE Purse $1,800 (7), J, R. Spencer, 7-Prince Bambi, -- 1 Mile (Pace) Wapies 7.50 3.90 3.20 3 Fagan 0 2.80} 2-Twinkle's Adios, Larkin Al Sferted: Stony Burke, Eagle| Armbro, Romola Adios, and Champ Tass, Scratched, Beverly Dillard, ae RACE -- | Mile (Pace). Purse 4-Ambrose Abbe, Hil! 2-Miss Key Hal, Davies 3.80 Also ried: Lochinver Duke, Mis- py nd May, and Argyet ie aerial areal ine, Karen jand tape recorders, jhave moved steadily 12.10: §.0 259 CAN'T BE SOLD 29, Cult for the hospital to do any- 14.00 5.50) 3.50 Maine! 40| versity here and a world au- covering that English is also needed school level as eat _' Georgians. Collingwood has only Jerry Serviss and Ron Ryan goals to lead the: Varsity attack] Earl Balfour got the From students and secretaries to business executives, there is a renewed effort in France to learn English 4s a language likely to be an important factor in their careers. Executives go to Britain or the United States for intensive courses, Others spend weekends} in the country on crash courses or several nights a week learn- ing the language in tiny booths equipped with books, earphones The basic reason, says an of- ficial of one of Europe's biggest language tuition schools, is money. , Since 1960, when economic ex- pansion within the European community began to be felt, this school has more than doubled its number of English courses and the people learning the lan- guage. Language experts here say the French have long shared with the English a reluctance to learn foreign languages. But now large American companies into the European Common Market and most of them engage personne! locally. While they need staff who speak the national lan- guage, they also like them to know English and are prepared to help them. learn. 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