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. fa little ‘later on—with the scien-

: elite:

Le ones which. show-what the 16 to
a J 19-year- -old size up-as their ideal
ra lifetime occupations.

g| stand a agains nyasion front below. The
Uy SI as, distinguished

nt ag ages,

t, however, . Why, are “sweets”

tO. puddings and. vegetables?

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y wit er The, distinctions
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EVERY Loni writer. “gels vequrrent ‘watts of

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letters. from youngsters who want to know how: ,

to become journalists,”

“ “These: letters: interesL me, for:
‘Tquite a different, reason than the
| obvious’ che.’ ‘hey seem to indi- |
-jeate. ‘that the newspaper business,
he has, taken“on :a: glamor,-and’. al.
e. ‘general, attraction, that: ‘used to’
" be “reserve ed or. other: profes: |
“sions.”
Nobody’ knows’ better ‘thant I do.
that Iam. getting, positively an-
cient; For:I can remember when
almost. -entire © generations of
small ® ‘boys: wanted to be cow-'
| boys of’soldiers, then locomotive the richest rewards fr life—and
~ lengineets, «then. - professional by rewards I mean’. nob , only
“baseball. players and so on down Money—are the kind whieh: can-. fF
jthe ‘line,’ “Each: decade had its Not be. filled by any: textbook
owrt hero, “rule, or card: index system. of pe

& - ile i Y o *
‘Inthe. days of the Ralph Con- | You ji jist rave to: ‘work you

1d nor bodks—which were the, most _ tow
popular, Canadian reading about way I ion th’ oft

forty, years -a: the: pulpit: was ¥ e. only .
vy gor-the pulpit ‘helpful rule I ‘know is~go. whete

still a ‘profession: with:a power-
‘ful attraction (for many young- the things are which you really
admire—go .and -Wwork near they

ds Is sters’( their parents), A little
-HJater-on, the: fashion. switched to people whose. jobs: you’ would
eventually’ like :}o - have— when

medicine. After the-First. World
= War the: dector—not the preach-. they. have, cove. their. bit. a i "was Provided by the Firefighters’ Union.

er, nor big. business: men—had | nner °

. become the. hero'to most Canad-|po ane ~ : -
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‘that: ‘Of doctors,’ “dentists, . engin-
eers: of schoolteachers, the ques=
tion ‘does not-arise. The actual
process of training weeds out
in. advance .most of those: ‘who:
will never: fit well into those Pros
fessions.

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Ver, wood of Parllament for
some ‘days past:has been a shirt-"
sleeves one which has virtually
called a truce: to major partisan
bickering In favor ‘of making a
little. real progress..towards the
termination of a session which
has most of the MP's pretty well!
bushed, :

Sittings of the Cummons now,

neons, and. nights, including
every day except Sunday. Norm-
ally such a routine should clear
the House order paper in jig-
time.. Liberal MP's have: been

prospect. of prorogation possibly
by July 28th and not later, than
August 4th —just a week from
the coming Saturday. :

 

But close observers of the po-
litteal drama which has smould-
ered throughout the present ses-
-|sion and leaped into’ spectacular

ate keeping their fingers care:
Tully crossed. _ They're not coni-
pletely certain yet’ that’ Pariia-
ment's-docile mood of the mé-
ment is here to stay.
ize that; even at this lateSdale,

 

another storm. -,

For. the PC's are somewhat in} -
ithe dilemna—vis-a-vis the pres-
ent session—of the harassed in-
dividual. who ‘happens to have
ihold ofa bear by the tall, They
| would like ardently to drop all
: Opposition tactics, let the gov-
‘ernment put up the shutters on
Parliament until after the New
‘Year, and go fishing. But they’
ire atraid of what will happen to
, Wem politically if they do so.

 

In fact, it isn’t so much that,
| the PC's are afraid of what will
‘happen to them if they: allow

e the present’ session to wind up

sed to'some of his colleagues pyt-
vately the other night that~he- ‘ ‘
felt completely discouraged, thi. *!

a

They real- |-

it could be just the ealm before ,

J": the hero chosen.” The very small
~ boy still’: ‘dealizes - cowboys, In-
oy dians,- or. Davy. Crockett. -A little

. might’ Be a. “space - ‘man, or Steve
¢ | Canyon,’ But these heroes are all
“really “in: the. dréamworid classi-

fication.” The trends. which are

ie THE schools, ‘especialy in “west:

possible, the Us avoid rented! votes
their lan, guage ag direct and simple as.
me'of the pr adings may be baffling to

    
  
 
 

you are Non-U, and probably heat

There geems t to be no. wily of grading Inferiovity
plex;.either up ov ¢ down, Possilly the Non-U's .

"dividual hero ‘worshipper’ has
the most to do, with the type of

later on. in. life, his. dream ‘hero

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“fern Canada, do'give a good deal
“lof: vocational - ‘guidance. to. ‘the
youngsters | of today. Incidental-
ly,-my.. observation is that our}.

Royal Assent to a: few bills which
had passed both. Houses: Includ-.
ed among them was the Act “tc.
amend the ‘Inéastrial Develop-
ment Bank Act: This’ amend-
ment. is now, law. During the
discussions on this- bill it-war
madé very clear that the , wore
“goods”, in the section: enabling | 3
manufacture of “goods. : includes
the. bank ° to. finance for ‘the
boats, ships and vessels.

“The contract, for improvements
to: ‘the ‘fite: protection. system, *t
new water. storage: tank -ete. -at
Miller’. Bay - hospital * has. ‘been
awarded by “the. Department of
Public’ Works to Northwest Coii-

 

schools: in ‘BC. are far ahead of
those: of eastern Canada ‘in! this

 

still: : he: ‘ough and. ready
stage! in the: science of helping
to fit: “people. intod the positions

 

.|for.a. lifetime. of happy work, ;
- Our-world js still full of people
who are.really round pegs in
_{square holes, or square pegs in
round holes, Half of the most
-lunhappy ‘men in the world are
in that condition because they
have never managed to get them-
selves in jobs which they really
like doing.:

Unfortunately, no wise old
man, or even | wise old woman,
can tell any youngster how to
maké’ sure he or she lands in a
job for which he or ‘she js best
fitted—and henee happy in do-
ing. I think youngsters have to
learn by tilal and error, The
best advantage that any young
-}boy or girl can have, in the selec-
“| ton of the best possible ‘iife-
tinie job, is brief actual exper-

‘Ttypes af work in ditt different places.

ne ONG!

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would ih such work without ac-
tually making a start at it. Also,

poner einem eersinettetnce means inmate apt ts Os Re a ORL BS mere tn

Wheat Crop

respect, | But Wwe are all relatively |”

“for which they are best adapted

fence with several very different

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on with greater confidence than

, president, Mr,

entirely. of salted codfish and
carined.salmon, Each spring for.
the past six years Canada has
béen . required to negotiate an
agreement with Italy for the,
“ale of these two. products. Now
sreatly improved economic con-
ditions in Italy have resulted in
-much more libéral | trading

rolicy; ‘Canadiari exporters can
look forward to the present seo-

nother years, when their sales
depended upor;.Canada’s success
nits yearly negotiations with
the Italian authorities. Canned
fish,. including salmon, {s still
n- the list of restricted items,
jut it is ‘expected that sufficient
lollars:witl be made available ‘to.
cover. . all the canned «salmon
vhich, ‘Canadian’ exporters can
end- to the Italian market this

jeg. .

carried out in. moderate terms, |
for old, irrational and doctrin-

aire prejudices can be easliy |
aroused, : i

Hon, George “Prugham, vin.
ister of Mines and Technical
Surveys, made a long and in-!
lformative statement on the in-
‘troduction of his estimates.
When outlining the work of the
Geologcial Survey, of Canada, he
included this In his remarks:
“In 1956 a further helicopter
operation by the geological sur-
vey is being undertaken in nor-

tain information along a pos-

‘head of Portland -Cgna) via
Dease Lake to the Cassiar area
where important’ mineral :dis-
coveries including asbestos are
being developed.”

 

‘raritts, the most explosive;
-conomic policy in Canada’s his- |

date: earlier: this: month on our:

litional party differences emerg

d. If our. present adverze trade
valance Is just a phase, it Is also,
ne that has served us well, for,

r, | Janada could hardly be‘ more:

yrosperans than {it is today, and:
Yat prosperity is solidly bascd

yrtheless, addressing the Cana-,
Man Political Science Assocla-—
ion in Monireal last raonth, tts

gon, moved cautiously in Une:
direction of protection, thoupa:
he qualified his-remarks sharply.
by ‘saying that only Industries
with marked capacities for ex-:

| pansion might be so helped. It is’

U.S, Withdrawal
Flayedaby: -Nasapis

Egyptian President Gamal Ab-
el Nasser today accused

oo de waarnwiik aa
offer for the Aswan dam,

ory, underlay Parliament's de--

aational development, and. tra-.

m our primary industries, Nev-:

J, Dougias Gib-:

’ CAIRO, | Egypti (Reuters) —

the.
United States of “shameleis dis.
regard for International nt
ahd:

; And a quotation from Elmore
Philpott’s speech in the debate
on the development of natural
‘resources should be of interest.

thern British Columbia to ob- heven more available for cutting

Grand Cafe

sible ‘road from Stewart at the),

as it is that they know what wil
“happen to them, Several, ‘months
will pass. That Js, sufficlent
itime for the- memory of the
battles they have waged in the
past weeks and the Varllamen-
jtary issues they have ralsed to
rrow dim in the public mind.
Then a new session-will be called
and a new budget will be
brought down. The level to
which the business boom has
ralsed government revenues dur-
ing the current year suggests
that there may be a surplus of

taxation, A L budget ot that’
js -bound to be popular withtataeete
people, By all. the rules of yj

ties It should, re-elect the >
ernment.

It's a very bleak prospect td

the PC's. A leading member.o
the Parliamentary group contigs. ~

the Liberals would . remain. th,

power for another 20 years ,—uirs: we
less the government © cbuld.. be
forced to go to the country :t
autumn, ‘The long-range. situa
tion for the Conservatives {3 so: “|
desperate that they still may try ‘a
to do, just that. Instead of or

 
 

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another flare-up and a final af
fort by the Opposition to bring: «
about on election this year in-,
which the issues will not be: be- :
elouded by tax cus, "

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