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gduwtolp9 golden interlude 7 the good old days the thanksgiving holiday i over it wat e weekend of beautiful weather and one thai wee conducive to the real iplrlt ol thanksgmnfl even tout u bratlon of ihankiglvlng ii now pail it iaem reasonable that the ipwit ihould be contin ued we listed tome ol the things for which we might be thankful not on on day tot the year but on y day of h yew ihe lonoth of tlw list was dictated more by the yv of time than by the feeling lw complete some of the ihingj on our to be thank ful list could perhaps be included in youni were thankful that the voice of an individual or a group can be heard by those who oovsvn despite feelings of frustration in eomplln- ing this that we are given the seasons in due course despite our constant complaining about the weather end the order of its occurence that we have the records of history from which to see the mistakes of the past though we frequently ignore the lessons that history would teach us that we have the right to worship one god despite our differences of religious form and interpretation that we still have a freedom of choice in many things though at times we seem anxious o deplete the number of choices by referring the decisions to government that there is not the hunger in this land that is known on other continents d spite our shocking waste giving thanks that there ass people who volunteer their service in the common good despite the fact we often abuse them in their efforts to serve that we have the power to commun icate with each olher in tong and speech though wo o often misunderstand each other in our careless use of that power the we ha new generation pi- lowing to take our place though wemay 19 inattentive to them or over indulgent that we hv an enthusiasm af iplrlt that helps us meet each now day though we may not utilize it to the best advantage of ourselves or others that new paths are opened to us through science and man s inventiveness despite the fad it is not always used for good that we are surrounded by fresh air though we do much to pollute it in the name of progress thatwejive limbs to move us and help us in our movement though we do little to encourage the good health that would continuo that physical fitness that we have the landscape beauty of spring summer fall and winter despite man s efforts to clutter the view with products of their own making that there is some being supreme that dirocts our destiny despite our vein thoughts that we alone should exercise that control for these and many other things we re thankful and we imagine- you will also find a measure of thankfulness for those things within this list changing mood it is too bad tharf bertrand russell 89 and til should have had to be sntviod to seven days in a london jail for stepping up past a nuisance value his civil disobedience campaign against nuclear weapons it is not he first time that the earl has gone to ail on a matter of principle though this time it is unlikely that many people in great britain or here in canada will see much point in continu ng to support ban the bomb demonstrations russia s resumptions of test explosions of atomic bombs has shown that such demonstrators are in the wrong country it is significant that observers in britain report that the mood there has changed from escapism to realism from apathy to anger khrushchev s closing of east berlin his resumption of nuclear tests and his warn ing to britons of the hazards of their amen can alliance has created in london a mood said to be reminiscent of the spring of 1939 the british are fearful of new aggression in europe but they wil be pushed around no further for a nation that stood up o bombs end rockets through the six years of the second world war and half expected to be blown off the map then there is great courage in facing up to the potential horrors of nuclear war contrary to his intent anti americanism nas declined in the face of khruschtv s threats to the discomfiture of the commun ists who helped organize them recent trafal gar squire- meetings have featurod more slams at the ussr than a the u s nat many weeks ago such assemblies mainly painted the americans as the foes of peace in all this there has been no prompting from the british government the british people are content to let the communist countries have their communism tneir mood is not anttcommunist but is firmly anti aggress on almost startling is the statement made in a recent book on inflation by melchior palyi that wage earners pay the cost of wage increases perhaps this is too broad a statement but if all the wage earners in the nation are granted wage increases and the result of such wage increases is to bring about price increises ii follows clearly that consumers who are wige earners are paying the cost of their own wage increases the low man on this totem pole is of course the person who is living on a fixed income hl is not in position to demand the ones who pay comparable increases others who would suffer are the ones who don t get the r de mands in until the price increases have been in effect for some time back in the first world war and its after math the school teachers and the civil serv ants were the victims of prtces that were getting out of line with their salaries nowa days it seems likely that the teachers organ izations having learned someth ng from their pupils of yesterday are r ght up in procession the retired teachers are the ones who are not benefiting from the current in crease in the cost of educat on car populations admittedly these are not the best po6 sible i mes here n canada but you would never know that from the statistics on auto mobile registrat ons there is now nearly one passenger car per family in the country a total of 4 000 673 registrations in 1960 according to the new issue of the report put out annually by the canadian automobile chamber of commerce that is an increase of 205 000 from the previous year and en increase of more than a million over he past t ve years when all vehicles are included we had 5 255 000 reg strations in 1960 it is a significant s delight on comparative i ving stindards that only four countries in the world have more automobiles on their but to get back to the vital statistics of this country s car population despite the talk of hard times here we were able to spend roads than canada has and those nations have from more than three to more than ten times our popular on the un ted sues 61000 000 car reg strat ons n 1960 the united kingdom 5 550 000 france 5 520 000 west germany a 680 000 for ell russia s claimed advances of re cent years there are only 638 000 cars on the roads there less than one s xth of the canadian total russia apparently pots the emphasis op production of trucks last year the total of registrations of all veh cles n the ussr was 3 983 000 the f gures for japan reflect somewhat the same s tuation 345 300 passenger cars and a total of 1 696 500 registrations of all veh cles more on new cars in 1960 than ever before in our history i 1289 073 000 to buy 447 771 new automobiles for an average price of 2 879 per car the acton free press tiiblrt by the mb mana aarf haauawac co ltd founded in ist5 and pmisvt even thursday at 59 willou st actoa ontario member of the audit bureau of circulations the cwn4 end the oalanoqucbec division of the cwnat advertising rate on request sublnmkmu pavablc in advance s3 00 in canada 14 00 in england arid other commonwealth countries 00 in the united susies end other foreign countries single cueics 7c authorised as second class mail post ollui department ottauu the oaly taper over puellahf to actoa saa g a dills edltorlnchlef lv david r dills managing editor business and editorial office phone 60 0 acton ptela bylblhm tsylm suyevt utet sfoice whit did tm tin on thinks kmn da this i u i hopl mi didn i iust loll jiuund the house ill du dunking bt i uid v ih infc a gioup ul thitk shimultitd thilk skulled ounb gonllis nn mn 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