ASHINGTON O—, President Duiles ‘have’ been’ “subjected to "s new- ‘plan. for the. ntainment: of. communism ‘in ‘Middle: East, known popu- s. the Eisehhower ogttitie;::may: be spelling . the ea doom. of: his. searelary: ton: whether’ Dulles: will; hn Foster Dulles. 1° ‘There is no. suggestion that Bot -the plan and. the durable ‘Dulles, whom’. many political a Teenie | pundits blame: for the. current Bien crisis, will leave the Eisen- Unower cabinet: ‘immediately, but policy” was: placed. before Con-' gress scveral: weeks, ago, There fs little: doubt. that! thie’ plan will. “ | a RANG youldn’t be sur rised ‘to see him ee Pants 1 PY dropped. quietly. after a. face- saving period of. six: or eight i months, eee ee “Bisenhower pinged 1 his new | policy, which « could put U.S. “troops: into. the Middle East to. fight- Communist, ‘aggression, be- ‘fore Congress . with a great: deal cof fanfare, and’ th. the’ obvious 238 ‘hope .and. ‘expectation . that ‘itl | would get. quick . bipartisan Taauabawee approval. severe attack ever since, the new; “survive but there is. some “ques: . | seasoned ‘Washington observers]. THE ICEBREAKER: BAFFIN, ooking trim as 3 amines. department, The, 285- foot vessel, which ‘Hace’s | Dept Store. a RAISE SERIOUS ‘QUESTIONS - ony It didn’t. work. that way. The Bi Democrats. began : ‘shooting - an _gyombarrassingly large number of - “holes through, the doctrine, rais-: ging serious, questions about. both the refurbished Middle Eas} pro- “N-gram and.the whole Elsenhower- ee Dulles, management of, foreign mo withering fire’ on’ " Dulles, “ques- @ “tioning his: gootl. faith, ‘asserting BM that he varied ‘his’ interpretation | ; ls of international ‘affairs to. suit on political exigencies and. charging “g' that.he had. treated Britain and a. Fratice ‘in’a fashion that: bélped io ‘produce. the ' Suez fiasco of last wt / October. -The attack brought clearly Minto. the open the ‘fact that a gi large scgment, of the Democratic side: has lost: confidence in Dul- M jles: Democratic coolness toward the: secretary of state’has been proving ‘for some’. time, The q _ ‘this was too late for full expres- sion during the November. 6th , general election. campaign. ~ Observers noted that the brunt of ‘the attack in thé'Sdhate was jeing carried Be ponsible, ‘andtinfdrinéd foreign policy experts of -the Démocratic DEPT S ORE M party, ‘men who had tended’ to m support “Dulles and the president S 1¢2 .clisis: “Precipitated” it, but} TORONTO" “about one. -in five students is wastitig time ‘in school, SAYS a: ‘prominent Cana- dian education: authority... -.°’ «Dr: Samuel: 'R: Laycock,. dean emeritus of education; ; University of. Saskatchewan,’ says. tests He and Others haye conducted “show: 20 per: ‘cent of Canadian childten. ‘can’ complete: high: schoo! {iv orie year less: tha pt. p present, and 10 per cent: can be. ready. for’ uni- versity two' years ‘carlicr.”: ° “The “gifted, child's ir Russia,’ " he said in an inte Wi “is: ‘get- ting every: opportuni Cyto op ‘his: talent "Spécial “incen- tives, ‘such’ as. prestige :.and money; are ‘accorded dn the Sov- iet society.” = HIDES ABILITY. “This was not the case. in Can- ada and. the United States.. He said many a talented Canadian child feels a-necessity to hide his ability’ lest the Public regard him as a cbraln.: Boe “That,” - “Laycock | said, “seems the “most terrible thing that could happen in North Am- erican. society’ where we prize a good quarterback more, than a good. intellect. Me “Formerly on the faculty: of. the University of Alberta and.chalr- man of the: Toyal commission on penal: reform in: Saskatchewan in, 1946;-Dr. Laycock SAYS. Russia has”: -proportionately four, times 1 : {bo and one throughout the many yoars f ased, we 7 “ ee . a ” 4 has. in. the number: “students Canada Institulo _[ents give these: children, as far rearning, ‘The United Siales has | a 3-1 ratio to. ‘Canada. * » “The reason why such a small, ‘proportion of our: gifted’ | go. to university. isn’t merel¥ ‘the’ fin- ancial one, although that: is? ‘an important reason,” he said: “Long before the | rend. of; high a ‘distaste’ “for. “academic:" “work, They - are. made. to. travel? at the -pace of the average child’and their habits: of: ‘work: and ‘think- ing are-ruined,” 397) 4 . “London, Ontario, was: th a Canada foi. gifted - childion * ‘in 1929," he said. Three fears later, Dr, Laycock set up special classes in Saskatoon. Winnipeg: and | Ottawa: followed. - But’ inmost]: areas of - ‘Canada, there. are--no|. special Glasses for specially- -tal- ented children, - : READING BIG. HELP . Parents cah help overcome the}. problem in ‘eases. where. they ‘know their children are’ gifted by providing. them: with: plenty of reading material and encour- aging reading habits,: (Dr. Laycock advises that par- as finances will ‘permit, oppor- tunities to go on -trips, 10° con- people, “But most important, "He adds, good achievemenit.. : city: ‘to set up’ special classes ‘in cynically, but gladly.” . mS certs and to meet. other gifted a “is that parents accept the ‘child | as is—-taking into: consideration | sh AVY 1 not. slave those old books, ands household "odds ad ends", “A surpely Liingly large. amount of goods may be stored for a few cents a day! Our storage serviced for “'{uenitures rugs, wedding gifts and other: ; belongings is-convenicnt and helpful. Tele wa Want ana sLOKAG 7 “y hong dey for compat storage information. - ' VIRGMEN IM ry ue n ‘blavo sw mrreatenne crecgers canara es mean Vion ‘of higher | that he is still a child-—and see- | : {. y. od ‘ : wasn Fine Play By Masters. | Completes 3NTCo Usually: when Mi. Masters plays, Mr, ‘New, the avid kibitzer, pulls up a chair to wateh, his hero per- for m. Hesaw a very fine play in today’ s deal.which ee pranows eoping tho 40- “room, ‘Chalonuguey Hotel at Soxel, Que, in nearezero Lemporatures, Severe) adjoins Ing buildings also were destroyed in the Lown, -60 milos cast'of Montreal, Firemen blamed. two overheated all. ‘drums. for an explosion followed by tlre In the hotel, Pollea sald damage may reach $50, 000 ant thore may’ ‘have hoon loxs. att lifo, ior Photo),” You Name It, We Print lt. | eee Right! Our” much> Quality Craftsmanship “That Costs No Morel Whoi it comes to printing, tee. ull superior workmanship addy to'the appoarance, of your ‘|oby. but adds nothing to Ite ott, Lot us prove this with quotations on anything from a businont cord toa cotalog, The Daily Ma Commercial Printing. “Phone 4) 3 : Whe # Graftrsnihiy Counts all Count: On. Ui cen ing that, ttiere is’ ai secure home, " ? Many parents . do their best to make. the child average: and. to discourage. his’ brightness, They Want hin ‘to be popular :at- all ‘costs,:, They: prefer him ‘to- be | Mediocre and: to “conform to the ‘herd.”: : This, ‘says Dr. ‘Laycock: Ag. “a “tragedy: both: for the. child ‘and society: « Parents. Shouldn't : “@X= ‘ploit,.a gifted. -ehild;’ but, ‘they ‘should accept’ him “and: help him to. be his best and: to find ‘by: dn “At-the same” ‘tithe: He’ must, be taught to accept his: high: ability with modesty. . and : to: .respect | t pinets ‘whose ability differs from 5.” . . Dr, Laycock quoted “Bt. ‘Paul that. gifted children should be helped “to suffer fools. gladly— not ‘bitterly, cceperinely or The St. John. “Ambulanee Bri- gade has. 127,000" ‘members: in Britain and 60, 000 more ‘through- out the world, . _| annouriced today ‘that’ ini ‘thelr just. concluded confereinces they | ~ “reaffirmed the solidarity of | thelr defence objectives.”: | the-importance.of the: North At- lantic. Treaty. Organization in}. | safe-guarding the stability. of ly. by “Secretary of Defence “| Charles: Wilson of the U.S. and ~, Sandys of: ‘Britain; the two men .| said that during their series’ of | Meetings. here this. week, they J also agreed that; | capacityin a high state of read- "WASHINGTON wcthe “Auiorl- can and: British: defence ‘chiels They sald: they: agreed also On: the world. “Ing communique issued joint= Defence Minister. Duncan - “Priority must; be . given to maintaining : “effective . military iness” and: “this must. include conventional forces as well as nuclear power,” WEAPONS RISCUSSED | ‘The “possible adoption by Brit- ain of-certain’ American weapons |. + was further: explored’ and’ this | matter’ ig belng. referred to the two governments _, for further consideration.”, me 4 The final meeting of top level defence * “officials: rom * both countries was held. F Friday after- |} noon, “ The joint. statement. sald “the rhinisters also ‘reviewed the pro- gress. of collaboration’ ‘between ‘the ‘United States and Britain in research | and: development” and |. that “they. noted. with satisfac- tlon the: mutually beneficial re- sults already achieved by.co-op-. eration and decided to continue ‘and expand thelr. Joint work dn this field’... Wilson and sundys sald it was recognized “that fianclal: and economic. stability Is an essential foundation: of. military > strength and that due aceount must be taken of this in considering what a country can contribute :to the common defence efforts.” - The mention:of. financial and economic: stability. was “an ob- vious reference to Britain's plans to cut her defence budget. oo bpee enabled: Mr. Masters’ to ? no trump. ‘Routh dialer! vor ‘Both sides ralnefable, hoe ‘NORTH. LO “Mr! Dale 465 Kd A 8. 4 RAST Champion 143 yhe bidding: ’ Sonth Weat lhe Pasa NT Pass Aor ast 1 v r gy gNT at ass clubs and (he king from Mr, Champion's hand fell Lo the ace, Counting his winners, Mr, Mast- ers saw that he had two spades, two diamonds, two clubs and two oie ai short of hig con- Selaassthe defenders erred in some way, the only place to got tho ninth ¢rlek: was from tho hoarb. sult, If Mr, Muzzy had heen the ‘declarer It ls probable that bo would have cashed the aco.of hoarty, then lod @ anal Jone atid finoswod dummy's Jack, Tan play would hayo ont the rand, Mr. Manters dledalned the heart finosse, king. Ho returned a small hoart to. Nils nea ond. tho, qquegn foll with e:dull thudne meircorany en he ua speeryroy ay 4 oy Brionds in + “Ul palnuke “wgyti under’ tts UBB, Wil) Undorlake to sh! onVroot of dollvery furnlahe oon nga ‘Vandouvde. 10, Mrs, Keen opened the soven of | Wha first; honrt loud was a ainall one to dummy! 4 enone! 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KNYHA’:. cht i ~ 008 Kingaway, Vanoouyor 1, 1 /Mouray 1 St 6190: tally Monday o ay ntract - ack up, nine tricks at three A low club was now: ‘led 40- ward) the: jack,” Mrs, Keen ducked and the jack won. for the ninth sure winner, Tf Mys, Keen had gone up with her queen of clubs, Mr, Masters would have made four-odd taking tricks with both (he jack and the teu, “What a play in the heart sult,” breathed Mr, New In awe, "Routine," growled Mr, Cham- pion.” "Routine to drop a doybleton queen with six cards out tn the sult?” sald Mr, Now exciledly, In splle of Mr, New's amaze- ment, Mr, Masters’ play wag not sensationally yood but merely e sound safely niay. Figure It out We needed three trieks jn hearts but he did nat Nevossurily need Lo win the first three lends of the sult, “Tf Mr, Champion held tour or five hearts headed hy the queen, no method of play would be successful, If Mrs, Keen hid four hearts to the queen or even all six of the outstanding hearts, Mr, Mast- INVITING: COMPARISON 2 fs they. meet in Hollywood 1 are: ‘Mrs, Maly Hess (left), the wife of Col. Dean Hess, the Marietta, Ohio, + “flying parson” of two wars, and her sereen self; actress Martha , Hyer; who portrays Mrs.;Hegs in the new film; “Battle Hymn,” The two wero aitending a special screcning of the movie which \ depicts, the ‘memorable achievements of Col: Hess during: war- " _ time scr vice, 4 : ; ers’ play would net him hree heart trieks, ning with the king and ace he would lead a third heart toward dummy’s jack, which coyld not be shut oul, U'the hearts wero divided 08, elther the fatoly play or the fle nosso of tha Jack would bring In three tricks, Bul if Mr, Chime fion held apocifically dhe quoon doubleton, thon the safely play was Vitel to the suecass of {ho contract, Mr. Mastora shnply | gaVO: hineolf that oxtra aang, Hath ere eae EN DP Fe eR tee the UV. SDR, Hieonsd,, froin Intourlst Lid, of your pargol to your relatives he, BO! 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