Dunkerque Recalls | Liberation In '49 | By CARL MOLLINS cnrerae , : 3 "Dl wi , ; Sat- DUNKERQUE, France (CP)|with their French hosts, A Sat seisiacte from tha Sauk conn, Dunkerque celebrated the 20thlurday night blowout had| fishing heats. -wachie and din anniversary of her liberation| marked the transition to liber- ghies, a tug, a barge---the big P ied at tha wncual CMA from the Germans with appro-lation festivities from ceremo- gest was 100 feet long--returned bg ne owe tues the priate gaiety Sunday after|nies recalling the evacuation. |With vy? reeoitd On Es lana |dariger has arisen as skilled page gad ng yr The mayor of Dunkerque had oer boimiaaee Te poll Jabor has started to come ante evacuation of the seaport be-\announced beforehand that the by new skippers short pb per oie odguad employ fore Hitler's then - triumphant| Whole town would be drunk for) 'saturday morning the little/™°™' © egories armies. the festival Saturday night. Hisishins formed a crescent off- "Whereas British and French troops pa-|Prediction proved to be close to|shore while 400 Dunkerque vet-|kets has been a prime concern raded through the reconstructed|the mark as British and Frenchlerans paid tribute to their Jost|in past years keeping costs city, Children built sandcastles|Soldiers and sailors, some 400\comrades at a service before|consistent with retaining out on a beach that 25 years ago/British veterans of Dunkerque, |the rectangular stone memorial expanded markets now was littered with the debris of|crews of the little boats and cel-!cgirn on the beach suming increased importance a British expeditionary force|¢brants here for the Whitsum) An RAF plane droned over-| The report, prepared. by J. C driven into the sea but saved to|weekend holiday made the|pead and dropped a wreath of| Whitelaw, executive vice.- pres fight again by a cockleshelj|"ounds of the bars and restau-|ianders poppies into the sea.jident and general manages armada of little boats and the| "ants British jets swept out of the|the CMA, says that despite the Roya! Navy. A convoy of 42 of the original|clouds to salute in a jarring re-je c 9 nomic achieved In the cafes Sunday, British|700 boats that helped the Roya iminder of how German fighters/iast year to re veterans of the Dunkerque|Navy take 338,226 men off the'and dive bombers had shrieked'the business « fighting and crew of some of|beaches between May 26 and|down on troops waiting for res "In the very the little boats that helped res-'June 4, 1940, came from Eng-icue 25 earlier concern must be sdcsclinnesiite . - the slackening in Small Wreath In Plastic no ehance to turn fol Put In Sea Off Dunkerque The pieces Osborne, George two brother TORONTO (CP)--The threat . of inflation is looming on the jcue them took soothing apertifs)land Friday for the annlver-|puciness horizon, says. a report peasy of the state of Canada's econ omy by the Canadian Manufac turers' Association expansion of mat as SUCCESSE it is time mate ASSC short run, oul years ure that to en _ - growth get j a rece MUST ABSORB WORKERS In the Jonger run, we } to address ourselves to the tz meeting the 5 et by Economic Counc Canada and of the ave ask of growth the ' ieee 0 Renown blown and.with her the skipper Osborne's father and two cousi was thrown cut and un conscious the Picked up by a passing boat and taken to rise to n Dove the survivor nown George the Dunkerque their ciation if he wi the h wreath with De re memorial 0 he bought first here occasion brother and the admiral the evening of May for small boats to the retreating British Expeditionary off the Dunkerque beaches to naval ships offshore mem 190 in in wreath wa his that father answered tic ory On his ousin s call on By CARL MOLLINS DUNKERQUE George Osborne, lish cockle fisherman pleted his second to this'; English Channel port today with 94 a personal ceremony of memoration Osborne came here from the Thames-mouth town of West cliff-on-Sea in a friend's boat for a weekend of combined ceremonies and_ celebration marking the 25th anniversary of the evacuation of Dunkerque by the British and the 20th anni versary of the city's liberation ir from the German But his self-appointed assign ment was a lonely moment off the Dunkerque beach, when he placed on the sea § small plas "City Editor" Answer Found To Old Problem By LESLIE MILLIN VICTORIA (CP) North America's promi nent neuropsychologists told| touch ' colleagues Sunday he has found|™ tted to the brain in bulk, and a 'city editor answer to ajthe brain somehow organized problem he has worked on for/a!! the information 20 wears ture with Dr. Karl Pribram, of Stanford|P'ominent University near San Francisco,/4LL, AREN'T NEEDED explained his theory of how the' There are many more nerve brain organizes informa-|channels to the brain than it tion from the senses in order Of/really needs, and it used to be importance assumed that all the eye nerves He was speaking to the Ca-\for example, duplicated each nadian Psychological Associa-jother tion, meeting at the University) "put what actually happens of Victoria for two days to dis-jis that the brain seems to as- cuss neuropsychology, the rela jobs in advance," tionship between the nervous system and human behavior It's as cha Dr. Pibram gave a simpli newspaper city editor may send fied explanation of the theory|ceyeral reporters on one story In an interview '\but he doesn't assign them all gegnmaen to do the same thing Medicare State "He g man to concen Is Criticized trate on one angle to look after a different BRIGHTON, tario Liberal and he arranges thi erse nformation into a sharp, inter Thompson said residents : orbing comir ({ P) 0 Eng France crease abo It cil's JrOs hi In our a wiry n notes the ec¢ a recent re fixed bu com George 0 visit into sea ne ferrs i ate of Re I zed com hospital he Force only of the Osborne was asked by| investment Veteran's Asso-| probabilit lace FROM Osbornes THAMES ailed Renown from Dunkerque and wounded and battle from the burn SAIL The cockle Thame gan wears 1g seaport hed to ant { the Dun or boat ott to a ystone n kerque beach military town in a service aid al ide Saturday taking soldiers the cemeter out today After several tr to waiting I aid in navy ships offsh nown was on her way hack the beach when a Stuka dive bomber scored a direct hit 0 no George V My kin sea and that's where ting the wreath. By without the parades ore the an interview died I'm put myself and Union, Company Officials To Meet MONTREAL (CP) and management officials scheduled to meet here fins Union are today which nto and to iron out allference aused walkouts in Tor One t ur Ottawa late jast weer ng Railwa Canadian National express ope The talks ng ther Donald Gordon Smith, president dian Brotherhood Transport and ers, (CLC) J. A. Pelletier Montrea regi said Sunday ituation remained static since Friday Express and freight employ ees in Toronto walked out Thursday to protest disciplinary measures by the railway An stopped work meeting day but union officers per suaded members return to work the following day enses most rations are scheduled to CNR and of of General President William J the Cana Railway, Work into a pic-\br tog some thing than more other the union's onal secretary ha sign certain he said ith Ottawa local W Fr USL ENE lengthy ime prayer to els one ACQUIRES ASSETS MacLear Hunter Publ Lid. has acquired sets of Stinson Publ of four publications, and f Showcase, an and another angie d Co the hing (CP) educs Ont Leader On esting presentation when he Andrewigets it," This cells .or aid Dr we haven't how the brain n information t so quick producer he said duca tion by brain's Pribhar fou On job is done a layer annual show tario be shocked at the state of medica care facilities in the He promised more debate i the legislature on the Conserva tive government's health plan bill. Mr. Thompson said the gov- ernment has failed to answer opposition criticism "This bill goes to third read- ing and we hope it gets better answered then," he told the South Central Ontario Liberal Women's Association in this vil- lage 20 miles west of Belleville The only form a_ provincial health plan can take is a univer sal scheme, providing equally accessible services for every- one, he said, THOUSANDS CROSS BERLIN Zerlin police esti some 110,000 West Ber streamed into East Berlin day under the Pentecost holi day passes agreement. It was the biggest rush of the two-week holiday period so far. 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