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Yet, said the newspaper, India is among the few Afro- Asian countries where the intel- lectual climate can be described as vigorous. It blamed the poli- ticians for regarding experts and scholars with "contempt."' The newspaper's remarks are typical of what is being said in intellectual circles in the coun- try. At a Bombay University seminar, one professor drew thunderous applause when he said: "The government seems to prefer dunderheads to egg-| heads." Critics claim the government attaches little value to the opin- ion of experts after commission-| ing them to submit reports on important subjects. DRAIN HITS PURSE LEEDS, England (CP)--Brit- ain has been spending large) sums each year to train young| doctors, scientists and engineers who join the brain drain to the United States, Lord Bowden! said. The former Common- wealth secretary in the British) government said the U.S. de- fence and space programs exist, mainly to provide jobs for scien- tists and engineers. Upset : The critics also say the gov-| ernment is hastily "demoting"' the English language in the ad- ministration and in colleges, ig- noring warnings by education- ists that none of India's indige- nous languages are in a position to replace English. INTELLECTUALS OBJECT Indian intellectuals complain the intellectuals are taking a \"greater co-operation" [eerking to become an actor can THE OSHAWA velia Pihaseaawole Daneter 25, 1967 25) audition, Snr = = TROPHY HANDED OVER For The )Germany in 1945--last year was| | e e ® 'Millionaire In US. . . [my daughters was stagestruck,] CALGARY (CP )--The Jeff awarded to Ron Lancaster, Sas- BEST DEAL In A t B and I agreed to drive her to the (Nicklin trophy, awarded annual- ae Roughrider quarter-| A Cc Ing usiness tryouts. But I learned I was ex- \ly to the Western Football Con---- a | --_____ | On The Famous pected to be a participant, not ference player judged most val- "Well, it happened that one of | By BOB THOMAS leum. "I stayed there three merely a chauffeur; I was|uable to his team, was turned IZZA Firestone come tax out of the country," '\later offered the role of Duke in|--named for Lt.-Col. Jeff Nick Spradlin doing in the acting|he said. 'Then I went back to|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." lin, a star with Winnipeg Blue EPI'S loesn "t care who knws it. He got lucky and rich enough) § pradlin, using the same chute drop across the Rhine in "There is something about|to retire in 1960 at the age of 35. jsalesmanship with which he had| sree HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- What's|Years, long enough to make ajcalled on to do a scene with my |over Thursday to the Western Phone 723-024) TOWN and COUNTRY business? He's having the time|Oklahoma and put the nest egg' The result: 'I liked it, and|Bombers of the WFC from 1937- acting that is a joyful experi-|But the rangy Oklahoman grew|sold insurance as a law student, | a nice millionaire like G. D.| jnest egg--I wasn't paying in- |daughter. To my surprise, I was|Football Conference. The trophy or 728-0192 of his life, that's what, and he |into the oil business." they liked me.' 140 killed in action in a para- T I R E Ss d ence," he says. 'I hope to stay| lrestless and started up an elec-jacquired an agent and began| FIRESTONE in the profession for the rest of/tronics business. After two getting jobs in series like E my days." years of intense work, he had|Gomer Pyle and I Spy. Then he BATTERI s This is an unusual decision for | developed the enterprise to the|landed his first feature, in:a Spradlin, who has known sever- |point where he could retire!small but impressive role' as al other careers. At least one of again. cattle boss in Will Penny, star- | them--as an oil mah--proved! "This time I took my wife and ring Charlton Heston. wildly successful, two daughters to Florida," he! "I'm here to stay," the mil- | The saga of Gervase Duanjsaid. "I studied at the Univer- lionaire actor insists. 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They say the government al- ways listens respectfully to the views of experts but assert that experts seldom look at things from a "wider"' perspective "In any case," said a promi- |nent Congress party member, "we have a proliferation of ex- perts who often differ sharply among themselves." The Congress party president, Kumaraswami Kamaraj, now has organized a National Think- ers Group to bring about between politicians and intellectuals. SCE BORE REBOED 8 95 85 85 95 WICY RIB STEAKS BLADE STEAKS CROSS CUT STEAKS BRATSING sad STEWING CUTS Otay, 00.0F N S Bad ooo Dad that political parties select their candidates for parliament and the legislatures not on 'mental qualifications" but on religious, caste and other considerations. A recent survey by a New, Delhi magazine showed that the | number of lawyers, education- ists, businessmen, Journalists and doctors in parliament had steadily dwindled in the last 15 ears. 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