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Omeeme ee

Beware The Children

[' IS important that motorists as well as children
~ pemember that school siurts on Tuesday, Suddenly
the summer's empty sheets wi be crowded again
and dewth will vide with the careless @river,

Although driving past scnoolehildren requires
suution at any dime, the need ds particularly: sharp
after the stunmer vacation, Many of the youngest
children are venturing away (rom home for the first
time in their lives. ‘They may not be fully aware of
traffic danzers, while others slightly older may have
forgotten what they learned lest term.

There is the additional hazard that motorists
themselves have become unwary, Consequently the
situation is just beckoning for one heedless moment
that will end ina Hfetime of remorse,
$ With the opening of school there is always a new
Gement added to the city traffic, That is the caval-
Sule of bieveles which suddenly appear in startling
Humber and uncertain intention, Despite its size, a
bievele often reems to require as much room as an
sulomobile and inexperienced drivers especially
should take care to treat it with deference, Although
the bicycle has an accepted place on the street, it is at
estructural disadvantage to cars and the boy or girl
astride it has never been required to pass a driving
west, Beware, then, of bicveles.

» Safety in school areas can be exercised to some
dxtent by obeying the law. But unless the driver is
iflso prepared for the emerwency not covered by the
Kook, he is riding into danger. .

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Humans Before Facts

| N EXPRESSING doubt that the Royal Commission
‘appointed to probe the Canadian economy will ever
wel to the heart of the matter, Bruce Hutchison of
the Victoria ‘Times has this penetrating observation
to make about the human material with whieh it
Must deal:

(The great majovity in this or any other coun-
try, Lam convinced, are not economic creatures at all,
have an instinctive and spund hatred of economies
and an unalterable prejudice against facts. They al-
ways prefer life to facts and they know, subcon-
seiously but with age-old wisdom, that no one can live
lony on, or even with fuets, For facts are the great
enemy of human happiness. .

“The public is always demanding facts from gov-
ernments, from economists, even from newspapers,
dnd it receives them daily in abundance, but is inter:
dsted in them only as an ailer-thoueht and casual an-
Hex of its real life, |

' “If anyone doubts that, let him ask himself in
private candor, whether he is as interested in the fed-
gral budget, the great national fact, as in his new au-
temobile or speedboat, Let him say in honesty
Whether he has devoted as much thought to federal:
provincial relations, surely another great fact, as to
the evening's television show, Let him say truth-
hally whether he is as much worried about the Gor-
don Commission as about his annual vacation or even
His dinner or his ulcers,

“Of course he is not, ff he were he would not
want his dinner, and his uleers would be incurable,
He would not be a man at all, He would be only a

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SHES COPEL OAL ICT AETOOLOETCEHICEHE:
vast Canadian armada that was Oi! P.
ebeing carted over the seas in ler abers
convoys to Hight In “the war te
IT had slept on,deck all the way:
across di that summer of 1915
not because T liked the deck, bUt” pppsipENT'S GLASS HOUSE
ceckronehes nor the vile smetis
deep in the bowels of the ald ("44 in Switzerland for the Ble | n
ship “Zeeland” where we recruits Four conference, he took Ume navies He in dock at Sastbo, Japan. The Canad.an destroyer Sloux has the inside berth. So fur we have a rough (et.
aut to buy some dolls for his ‘CP from National Defence). ppout the inshore moventent He 8
We reached Plymouth at night wrandenttdren. , a
and anchored offshore, It was seem innocent and thoughtful, reuch waters close to Hokkaig ghiil
not till the sun came out in full pleasing commentary en an By Norman M, Maclere ~ derived from some 600 retu ef
from the tagging: experlmeg@gas >
mist cleared. It was like looking net forget Che youngsters, é a me
on a new world—-actually a very But no, the president of the The present-day strain on ins ries of unemployment insurance is being forced ta leave is, December, as well . Inthe Ky th
ancient and history-laden world notional association of doll dustry to provide Jobs for Cana- totals just under 130000. A year father’s land Tor a job in the, ile Islands. One of the ing tn
Peshookt after eoridiny gpd &
new world indeed, almost like a States sent a telegram to the stat&tles Just gathered -by the was 165,000. Costwise the burcan come necessary to found a home, the Sea of Japan tstoug! a
fairyland. White House stating the entire Dominion Bureau of Statistics. of unemployment to (he federal’ Nevertheless, it is true that, Sov ‘Stralt aie unde tel i mt
u 55 he ‘re drive “Y sty a8 8 . . s Tha one selose ‘| » treasury Yfep at vy aver , 1 a : . sJUCht, " "
Now in 1955 when we drive toy industry was shocked by this ‘The tigures disclose that only treasury now Is running at the although fewer people Ive ons pc vaners are diverted
see the tragic ruins of the Sec One supposes the litte girls per cent of the country's total against $12,000,000. monthly a-considerably better than did stream, toa,
ang World War. On my recent could have been satisfled with population —- now are emoloycd year ago, Ef the present trend thelr predecessors prior to Une, ~ee vt U
trip to Germany T saw no un dolls bought fy Washington after'in agriculture, continues for the balance of the geeond World War. The Domn- Douglas Edenshaw of? Mag
(co apparent here. President Fisenhower only did yer cent over the past ten years, mate $50,000,000. show that 52 ner cent of Cana- ad could walk blocks bey
Whole blocks stil He in ruins what is expected of a travelling “As eynpared with the days prior + * + dian farm homes possess a pas: recognizing a faminar face,
cven though the centre of Ply- reintive--"lo bring something 4g the Secand World War, itis Federal economists attrihate ‘senger automobile, For urban Fdenshaw family belong to
ten lines that remind us of Swe- However, the ineldent can be t+ din Canada to two main factorsits just 41 per cent. Visitors here and ty nearby ty
ven at is pon + cee Presid a To require Industry to absorb ~~ the greater mechanization Of} ‘Television now Is making an- waanitivs . vay
Saat ides ta olaes bonse the hly 50 per cont of the peo- agriculture and the relatively other major change. The num: ”
end battered Plymouth J oask effords little privacy. tp A 1 :

. . star s forld War from ft, Agriculture no longer js inereasing at a imore rapid ~ . 4,
myself: does Europe realiy un- --Fort William Times-Journal) sees it Te needs the manpower that it ied yen is the ener. in, British Columbla's top halk iH '
derstand what it did to itself: wens ee , ° , rete . : sy ay _ - skippers, died August 10 In Hegees

; 0 : squire in order to sleld even > cities ant ne. g Hi)
mand, Industry, however, has to require ) ‘the cities and towne Bella hospital, He was cap a
On our drive to Plymouth we 5 . . . : heon |
. ow Is the time for all good ing fashion, Current unemploy- though farm revenue has been ; NEW HYMNAL . " uk
OE ee ie vittans. baat men to come to the aid of a cer ment figures are the lowest on increasing steadily and sub-!  prrrgRURGH w—-A new Ro-' aan. Com Se ctennatt oa Ae
f aro tal species of bird which hes record at any time in the na- stantially over the years, the; man Catholle hymnal now being! wit be remembered as a veh! ©
yn une of he ia in legend at least, Zoologists, cost of unemploymeifl insurance ducing sufficient added Income Cathotes will contain a number
stit ed b the Germans on all we learn from The Manchester js similarly reduced. to keep the sons of farmers ON} oe hymns written by Catholic;
SuitB y ee te , "Guardian, are concerned about — por instance: at the present the land. More and more the‘ coints but In use only in Protes- '
other cherished sites. .
stork, Both black and white ' eters alll oraateaty |
Yet there Immediately In front storks have decreased sharply The hymnal also will contin!
of us were young German tour- tn numbers during recent years: { hymns written by non-Cathotles
Den. out considered suitable for Ca-.
in that same visitors’ book. siark where apo by
, Of : hose rile mark, where they are breeding Ginder, assistant pastor of St.
course those particular i f vear. and not: :
about this time of year, and no Joseph's church on Pittsburyh's:
young men had had nothing ta ;, single pair of white storks is’ oseph’s church ¢ SIDS
i = ees enarth side.
that gets me about the whole; noonny, overhead cables, and:
European picture 1s that nobody : perhaps the widespread tee ol 2 seven-mian committer that was
“dn Germany or elsewhere seems :jy-eeticides are the storks’ chict -ortantzed fn 1942 to coraplle the:
iri ris emerge hymnal.

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“tek and all-homesick boy di the
end war.” Say tee
because 1 could not stind the
aoe , ' When President Elsenhower
were supposed to sleep. ue
The act might , the autumn chum, after ugg kal
July strength that the morning extremely, busy man who could é ;
; . , during Seplemuer and’ throyfiit
{ stil us from Canad; sy reTs ' s ty indleated strikingly pe +  COLTES line fleure eity dn order to seeure the ine, ;
Dub still to us Canada a ryanufacturers in the United diang fs indleated strikingly in ago the corresponding figure elty dn ore | Pkhtsk side of Hyskelsk, enter
around this same Plymouth we spotlighting of foreign dolls, 468.000 workers less than 16 rate of $8,000,000 monthly as Canadian farms today, they dive: =
healed sears like those still all Grandpa arrived home, But! ‘pyar iy a drop of almost 10 year, the saving will approsi- jon Bureau of Statistics figures Was'in Prince Rupert this wd
mouth has been rebuilt on mod- bark home." a drop of close to 50 pervert, "the drift away from fargy life homes the corresponding figure of the oldest In the north and
WHEN I LOOK AT BRUISED States lives ina glass house that MUS a “dees attractive financial returns ‘ber of far , nped ae
ple employed on farme at the less attractive ber of farm homes thus equlpp Captain Jimmy Parsons one! wt
during this Inst 40 years? SAVE THE STORKS . dante produc ale!
! met the challenge In outstand-‘ greater production, And al seein “of the Allaverdy and set his (ie &
In the cathedral. All around us done a lot for the human race— , : story, The ¢ farm, hasn't been pro-
; ‘C= tion's Industrial history. The average farm, hash mn} “prepared for use by Ameriean , able fisherman.
the English cathedral cities andthe declining birth rate of the time the number of beneflelas farm youth who wants to marty tant churches
ists proudly signing their names ay tt en
h f in Holland, Germany and Den tholic use, report; Rev. Richard |
‘do with the raid. But the thing! now Jett in Switzerland.
Father Ginder Is a member of:
to have any sense of shame, No- sy ¢yiJs, ‘This emergency for the

body seems to have any feellut ic tyrk is something which men

of guilt, nabody seems to feel cannot entirely neglect-—uniess
that Europe, and indeed the we are going to turn up our noses

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whale puma om wee ' nel say thal we didn't believe 4! OPTOMETRIST
repent to acknowledge Its SINS. the old stork stories anyway. Ho
Perhaps the kind of religous, The Saskatoon Star-Phoeniy ; . Phone 5548 De

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is one like John the Bantlst led
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What IT seein Plymouth naw olden touch had some serlous
makes me feel this way because Grawbacks, He couldav’t cat be-
it Js almost as df the stones of SOutbe Tite Fuad turned: to gold,
the Plymouth ruins ery out, Some communities on this enn.
“This is what two world wars: tent are suffering front a sar-
have done to you-—a third world fell of riehes, too.
war would not leave one stone Last monta jt was in Fre-
upon another in this whole an- Gunkt, Kentueky,  Atter $2,000
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