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IHE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, October 8, 1960 21 Icy Frontier vans oe: THERTRE GUIDE Defies Ships rh e ideal since! x» ' suid b feal since! Mary Dear Islands; These ount of all chief ol 'aia ab A economic complete show at 9 p.m CP)--No ship has ailed sive fact eviden Sons so A Ho front sive factors evidently convinced of tightly-packed islands stretch ing mueh of the way from '5:&! ei Alaska to Greenland along the tional asset; that Canada's Aretie Ocean, fon urgently needed saleguard Probably none ever will since|ing by presence of more Cana- Ballet Gif; i Dancing Tonite Tap - Balon ) Aon 2 AT REGISTER NOW 4 DNIPRO HALL MUSIC OF FOR FALL Ze) d Cre k Fo ) THE EDITH ST. Mitchell Zaleski's Orchestra yo Irenie Harvey DINE AND DANCE t of Corner Ritson ot the _ POLISH MATIONAL UNION MALL ACEM, to the music of "THE CAVALIERS" : hAD BALLET -- COTA TAP ® EVERYONE WELCOME eo Osh A showe s Largest Public Dance 424 KING 57. W, BA 5.6122 "The Wreek of the 7 and 9 p.m. Last TO THE EAR EPRE . ' Plaza -- "The Crowded Sky' " ISACHSEN, Sverdrup and no doubt e elu A y tw yr three years un Feature times 44 od By el" 740, 9.50 5 ; J & Blo od, k Bloor 3) i / ever nda Regent rights Feature prospex 6.40, 9.0 Canada's' at 840 pm ring the A i and 'enhancing pame in world science, posh "Dino the northern coast is obstrutted|™ hy pack ice winter ana y Yet this sector of Canada's boun- dary now is the scene of a vast hydrographic survey Why a hydrographic sutvey where po ship can go? The ex- planation is in the fact that this is only the beginning of some- thing mueh bigger. On the heels of the bydrographers and guided by their map of the sea bed go scientists to study the earth's crust beneath it, the composition of the bed itself, the ocean water above it and the ice covering the ocean, The result after many years vill be a many-sided collection' of scientific knowledge of the Canadian side of the Polar basin COSTLY PROJECT This is Canada's chosen way of entering the field of scientific polar research in which the So viet Union has been active since 1937, the Americans since 1952 it's the Canadian government's Polar Continental Shelf project which has just finished its firsi six-month season of field work n the Ellef Ringnes Island sec tor of the 1,500-mile northwest: ern frontier, Flahorate and expensive facil ities are needed for the work out on the polar ice. Everything at the Isachsen weather station where the project is based musi he brought by air from the RCAF station at Resolule Bay, 350 miles away. And, apart from motorized toboggans for short runs, transportation to and from the field parties on the ice Is also by air--singleengine Otters ffi Murder Inc.! STARTING PLAIA = MONDAY LAST DAY: "1 HE CROWDED SKY" Adult = a from MacMurray Air Service, Uranium City, Sask, and Bell and Sikorski "choppers" from] Autair Helicopter Services, Mon treal Then, so that scientists can al ways know exactly where they are on the ice, $250,000 worth of Decca radio-navigational equip ment from England was installed n the aircraft and at three points along the front of the islands. CANADIAN SOVEREIGNTY The Decca system provides an instantaneous geographical "fix" for the scientists, often working far beyond the sight of land Reading the heavens is much too slow and unreliable for today's pace of scientific work Among the scientists are geo. logists, geographers, biologists zwologists and glaciologists studying the islands and colla- borating out on the ice with their colleagues, the oceanographers, The project is entirely Cana- dian, a government operation un- der direction of the department of mines and technical surveys One significant effect of the pro ject is to place Canadian citizens on the islands for the first time in any numbers, Indeed, sovereignty rather than science was the first con- sideration in 1958 when the cab-| inet approved the project, For years Canada's title to the Queen Elizabeth Islands rested on token occupation by a few government | posts along the southern and | eastern edges. The only other settlements were weather sta tions at five points operated | jointly by Canada and the United States, Most of the islands were uninhabited and in the Canadian Arctic as a whole Americans SUNDAY MIDNITE ONE NIGHT ONLY "OF ALL THE SCREEN STORIES OF YOUNG MEN IN ACTION, THIS IS THE MOST MOVING, THE MOST HONEST, THE MOST MEMORABLE!" ~Quentin Reynolds Al-THE YOUNG MEN woes JAMES CARREN- GLENN CORBETT: MORT SAHL ANA ST CLAIR JOHANSSON written. Produced and In is first big role! + Directed by HALL BARTLETY PLUS FEATURETTE "UP IN DAISY"S PENTHOUSE" AND CARTOON -" "TALE OF A WOLF" PLAZA: TICKETS NOW THEATRE ond wroducng ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE, BUY NOW AND AVOID LINE UP outnumbered Canadians 300 to 1 In 1057 and early 1058, just be-| fore the project was approved, there were several developments with significant bearing on the situation 1. Launching of Sputnik and the ensuing hue and cry for more fundamental research of all kinds in the West. This led to de- mands by the U.S. early in 1058 for intensified work in the sci. entifically interesting Canadian Arctic, if necessary through joint Canadian-U.S. projects, 2. First Arctic cruise of the Nautilus, American nuclear sub- marine which in 1958 crossed the top of the world under the polar jce--evidence of a new line of military thought and another re-| minder for Canada of its neglect of polar research and, specifi- cally, of its ignorance of the waters of the Canadian archipe lago 3. Compilation in Ottawa of geological data collected in the islands since 1955, revealing the virtual certainty of a new oil province; and the knowledge that oil might be found under the sea ped as much as under the Is lands, The ofl rush in the islands started in January, 1959, and 40, 000,000 acres now are under ex-| ploration permit with regula. tions carefully designed to favor Canadian investment. 4. Convening at Geneva early in 1958 of a laws-of-the-sea con- ference at which Canada seized its opportunity to press for pro- tection of each country's right to resources in the continental shelf along its own coasts This point was adopted before the conference ended and became international' law. Proposes Permanent Commission TORONTO (CP) -- One of the proposals to Prime Minister Dief- enbaker's conference on unem- ployment problems will be for a permanent royal commission on cconomic matters, The primé¢ minister an nounced in Ottawa Friday the nference will be held in Ot awa Oct, 24-25 Roger Mathieu, president of Confederation of National Trade Unions, said his group will sug- gest the commission be made up of experts in industry, labor business and economics--a total of 200 to 250 persons ) Clande Jodoin, Canadian La bor Congre president, said h organization will meet in Oltawa Monday to prepare recommenda- tions, | SEX KiTTEN Amer ican Vergion Junior Grade VAD WELD - ERB 'woe OHAUGHNESSY - NYE Southwe "Forbidden 0 / shows dally from EARLY STEAMBOAT » rd + DOOR PRIZES FOR LADIES FUN FOR ALL--EVERY SATURDAY ---8:30-12 Accommodation The steamboat on the St, Lawr t by John Molson, bi nker, at Montreal in 150 AREAS. 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