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big powers has manufactured |:
and stockpiled a supply of-inter-
continental ballistic missiles or
rockets; -
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Russia, the U.S.A. and Britain
that they would drop. all experi-
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it; But’ the: experts: in. the ® De-
partment of ’ ‘Agriculture demur.
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month's’ rise in -the: cost ofsliy-
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The government's. agricu ural:

past. month
have ocvurred in: food ‘prices,
which: previously’ had been: lag
ging :behind other,. commodities,
Arguing the inevitability:.. Of
food. prices sonietime . -datehing
up to the - level: of” other. ‘con-
‘sumer goods, the. “experts’» con-.
tend that the ‘present. ‘risé" is .a
good thing whith: will, streng-
then the national economy, since
‘its’ ultimate: effect: ‘will. be. to
spread - the recent ° and: ‘current
oom at long last. to: the ' ‘agri-
cultural community,
‘That there . is''a° measure oot
truth . in” this” argument. other
government: I "ar
ready to- admit. Additional. pur-
chasing. “power. ' for: -Canadian
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TORONTO — To encourage
western high school students to

AS friend of mine called
Charlie, who used to be a school

Scholarship To Encourage
Youth To Enter News, Careers

division of. the Ontario govern-
ment’s department of education.

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principal in Canora, Saskatche-
wan, found that many of his
students of Ukranian descent

study toward newspaper or
other writing careers, the Sas-|:
katchewan Weekly Newspapers
Assodiation.- has announced a
$100 scholarship. ‘The associa-
tlon’s president, John Vopni, of
the Davidson Leader, sald he
hoped the gift would launch
more young people ‘as ‘repor ters
and editors.’

The $100 will be given as an
entrance. scholarship to the
Practical . Journalism course,
Ryerson Institute of Technology,
Toronto, toa high school gradu-
ate living west of the lakehead.
Edward U, Schrader, director, ds
also a westerner, having gradu-
ated from the University of Sas-}
katchewan and worked on Win-|
nipeg and Vancouver news-
papers,

The entrance scholarship was
provided because of the short-
age of trained newspaper writ-
ers, There were four jobs avail-
able for each graduate in Prac-
tical Journalism last May, | Mr,
‘Schrader said. ‘

They were Canadian - born
.jboys, and. girls. Every day after
school hours. they attended a
special school to learn the
language and customs of their
old land.: ‘They were learning
Ukranian‘very well, but (Charlle |.
says) they were failing to learn
English, Charlie didn't think
this was good enough.

“We're Canadians,” he said,
“and we should be learning
‘English and French. He persuad-
ed’ the parents to drop the eve-
ning! classes. As a-clincher, he
said to, the students:

“Put in:more time with your
English, and T’ll. spend 15 min-
utes.a’ day. learning Ukranian.”
So..they, concluded the bargain.
Soon .all..the boys and girls
could “speak “English fluently,
‘and Charlie could ‘speak Ukran-
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nized, towards corrécting: ‘some
of the so-called :“soft” spots in!
the economy, suchas’ the farm!
implement. textiles, ° and. elect
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Nevertheless, the great mie,
jority of government. economists |.
are unwilling to dismiss the price’
rise of recent weeks as‘an In-
nocent process pf correction in’
the economy whereby the farm-
ers are being made belated part-
ners-in the over-all boom. Most
of the experts believe. ‘that the
forces of inflation are on the
march once more and that the
outlook for defeating: them ts!
a highly anxious oe...

One of the main ‘nflajlonary
factors which the . government
rexperts recognize is the. “steel
strike In the United Stales, Ale!
ready it has caused the price of
steel to advance sharply in- Can-
ada, And when steel prices: rise, |

Vall-other prices soar: In. Syme, :

pathy: oral :
‘y Gu. veky

ts aft geonarut
Tooking ihe ‘gtrong - possibility
that a steel strike may occur in!
this country before the Summer
is. over, The genera} belief is
that one wil] be avoided only. tf
the Conadian companies con-
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coneessions the steel workers in
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CHILDREN LIK HORSE '
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‘Charlie was surely rieht in de-; The Dally News;
manding that his young Ukran-; his is a thank-you to Mr.
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