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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1960-06-23, Page 3SCENE FROM PETER GUNN: No broken hones on the BBC, British Say American-Made TV Programs Too Brutal By TOM A. CULLEN Newspaper Enterprise Assn, London - The British Broad- casting Corporation has barred the sound of bones being broken from its television brograms, ,Prom now on, the sheriffs and villains of TV Westerns must shoot from the hip, and no fun- ny stuff. No bone-crunching, eye-gouging, knives protruding from backs, whipping scenes - all of this is out. Se are monsters in modern dress, and background music used to create a "frightening at- mosphere," It's all part of the BBC's crack-down on violence, parti- cularly in television programs that are likely to be seen by children. It could have an ef- fect, on American makers of TV flims, For next to the domestic market, Britain is America's best customer for TV serials. Already, 'American TV film makers are beginning to feel the pinch. Two episodes each from "Laramie" and "Philip Mar- lowe" have been dropped by BBC on the grounds that they might "cause offense to view- ers." American Westerns in gen- eral are being carefully scrutin- ized for unnecessary violence, Britain has only two televi- sion channels, the non-commer- cial BBC and the Independent Television Authority, which is run along American lines with commercial sponsorship. So far ITV has issued no set of rules comparable to the BBC's anti-violence code. Hollywood,In Newspaper Enterprise columnist Erskine Johnson reports he has seen no move in the telefilm business marking an anti-violence trend. He predicts that the violent se- ries will wind up on ITV chan- nels in Britain, adding: ("After reading English tab- loid newspapers, I'm convinced the English people prefer tea and mayhem to tea and crump- ets.") The campaign was hastened by the recent murder of nine- year-old Iris Dawkins of South- ampton, stabbed 39 times by a boy her own age who confessed: "I have seen stabbing on TV , , I watch all the murders and I like the way they track them down and question them," This murder caused a public outcry from parent-teachers and other interested organizations. Worse than violence in its im- pact upon children is emotional insecurity, according to Ken- neth Adam, controller of BBC- TV, programs. The BBC, there, fore, will cut from television shows scenes of desertion, cruel- ty at home, friction between par- ents. in general, all material likely to have an adverse effect on children will be kept from the BBC screen until after 9 p.m. by which time the children are supposed to be asleep. Under the new anti-violence cede the following are out for children: • Bad habits in "good" char- acters, such as chain-smoking. • Disablerhent and injury used to sharpen a dramatic crisis. Also, embarrassing per- sonal handicaps such as stutter- in g. • Brutality in fighting scenes, and the use of blackjacks, knives, whips and bottles as weapons. Out for both adults and chil- dren are distasteful scenes of violence towards women and animals. Also, adults will not be allowed to see scenes of con- trived violence, or shots which dwell too long on the gruesome, bloody aspects of a fight. r. PROPERTIES FOR SALE J'I,ORJDA PROPERTIES FOR SALE FLORIDA tee (Near °cols) CENTRAL FlOrlda, undeveloped high rolling ranch land. 520 Acres, $85 per acre. se acre farm with house 42,500, Many _others. Sun Land Realty of MOP. Icla, 813 1Q, Stale Rd. 7, W, Florida, GARDEN PLANTS IRIS, Beautiful tall bearded nemed varieties, Special bargains, Price list on request. Orton Robinson, 106 pufferte Street, Guelph, Ontario. }mai, WANTED LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Imnie- diatelY - 5 day „week. Apply - Super-intendent, Uxbridge General Respite/, Uxbridge, Ontario, MACHINERY FOR SALA -, — FEED MILLS SURPLUS stock of new Tornado No. 15 feed mills, ball bearing with hope per, must sell $49.00, Send Der circu- lar, Federal, 185'King Ee Toronto, MEDICAL HAVE YOU HEARD ABOUT DIXON'S * NEURITIS AND RHEUMATIC PAIN REMEDY? IT GIVES GOOD RESULTS, MUNRO'S DRUG STORE 335 ELGIN OTTAWA $1.25 Express Collect POST'S ECZEMA SALVE BANISH the torment of dry eczema rashes and weeping skin troubles. Post's Eczema Salve will not disappoint You. Itching, scaling and burning ecze- ma, acne, ringworm, pimples and foot eczema will respond readily to the stainless, odorless ointment, regardless of how stubborn or hopeless they seem. sent Post Free on Receipt of Price PRICE $3.50 PER JAR POST'S REMEDIES 1865 St. Clair Avenue East TORONTO POULTRY & SWINE BUY chicks when egg prices are 'owe not when y areh4 e ltohwe,yf e:lre we poultrymenYjlyi Wieteyni when they are 1151), every Poultrymen luaexe, im uNnoxev eigeg te erodtimel 0 nt v.h,eey. ilze oerr four high speed layers: ']limber 11.117, Twedclle 400, Twedclie 401, California Grey X White Leghorn. Dual purpose: Rhode Island Red X Light Sussex, Light Sussex X Red, Red aarred Rock, Broilers; Vantress X Arbor Acres White Rock, Vantress X Nichols . No, 108, Turkey peults: Bronze. Older Lpuanil detrsa,cea.licaagtaelso.gsuere.ine: English Large Black, first cross Blue Spotted Hybrids, FTEWADuletst,E CHICK HATCHERIES LTD. ONTARIO SAL ESMEN WAN TED WANTED: Salesmen 'and Distributors for fast selling aerosol products. Write Quickie Products of Canada, 156 Cole borneStreet East, Oakville, Ontario. STAMPS, COINS & HOBBIES 1960 STANDARD Catalogue of Cana- dian Coins, Tokens and Paper Money. (The recognized authority), $1,75, Ob-tainable from local stores or Canada Coin Exchange, 8Q Richmond Street East, Toronto, SUMMER RESORTS MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CHALET Brunelle, Sportsmen's north- ern rendezvous on Rerni Lake near Kapuskasing Modern accommodation, tine French cuisine. 'Phone 414, write Andree and Rene Brunelle, Moonbeam,- Ont. COMPLETE set of slightly used sheet metal machines, Telephone Shake- speare 15-11-10. Apply Mr, P. 11. Acker- man, Shakespeare, Ont., R.R. 1, CEMENT MIXER'S FOR SALE 21.ee and Oh cubic feet. On skids or rubber. Goodwin Chuck. Co. 27 JARVIS STREET, BRANTFORD PL. 3.2811 NURSES WANTED General Duty Nurses FOR modern 50 ned hospital. Resid- once accommodation available, 40 hour. 5-day week. Good personnel benefits. Starting salary: new graduates $275.00, with experience $285.00, with Ontario Registration. also Supervisor of Nursing required. State experience and salary expected. Ad- dress enquiries to: The Administrator, Sioux Lookout General Hospital, P.O. Box 909, Sioux Lookout, Ontario. Blue Water Conference NEAR WALLACEBURG, ONT. CHRISTIAN FAMILY RESORT $3.50 to e vent dally; all recreational facilities; ng meeting; Bible end missionary speakers, Folder. Write 15e- King W., Chatham, Ont. NUTRIA Bonnyview Nutria Mutations YOUR opportunity - Thirty pregnant females available, litters guaranteed. Top quality, pairs or trios. No better stock available at any price. Charlotte Brunt, R.R. 1, King, Ontario, OF INTEREST TO ALL EARN More Money! Be a College graduate. No classes, Bachelor, Mas- ters, Doctors Degrees. Chartered Col- lege. Write: Wade Hampton College, Florence 1, South Carolina, U.S.A. Le Montclair MOST OUTSTANDING RESORT IN FAMED STE. ADELE VILLAGE 1. Largest swimming pool in the Lau, rentlans, 3 diving boards slide. 2. Illuminated Rubico tennis court. 3. Cosiest cocktail lounge. 4. Meals beyond compare. 5. Riding, boating, movies, golf and driving range nearby. Social and sports program under a director. 7. Summer theatre, art centre, muster for dancing. S. Catholic and Protestant churches in the village. Outstanding Vacation At Reasonable Rates Write For Folder R. T. Couillard Le Montclair, Ste. Adele, P.O. OF INTEREST TO WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED FREE! Plastic rain-hoods for purse or pocket. Send 250 for postage and hand- ling to: Pollak, 1621-2nd Avenue, St. Martin, P.Q. OPPORTUNITIES FOR . MEN AND WOMEN WHITE RIVER PUBLIC SCHOOL REQUIRES FOR SEPTEMBER A- qualified teethes to act as principal trr4troRT , Basic school $1,20 0; teac11 tlOO ing G r rapdoes 5 o SALARY year for experience up to 11 years; $800 for principalship; $1,000 for Bee Or col. valent; $200 year increment irpEe t otig ate else e and names of n:,,t R. G. MEALEY etc R E TA R le-TREASUR el1 Oak 97, WHITE RIVER, ONT. understand he's a big Ad. vertising maul'" iSSUEfr 100 FARMS FOR SALE 100 ACRIa far.41 far stile „la Uterine equate Get, Excellent lend, young Dollard bearing, good trout steeple. flee buildings, byes!), close to town, elighwee, churches, school bus by gate. Reel buy; early possession. Box el3, 123.18th Street, New Torento,.Ont. ' 195 ACRE, natural drainage, farm for sale situated on ilighwaY 7 and 8. bee twee Kitchener and New Hamburg,. Plenty Spring Water and Drilled Well, Red :Brick e storey *rem equipped with pressure system, three piece bath, large hank barn, coptiiet .104 Hendee rich, Beeps, Ontario; • • . senARTIONT house twe ewe land lande 'Merton. Best location, cents, of fiYdt'o Atomic PfeJeetA, 4l1A004)0.• Terme:Reason poor heellb,PhOneW.0".i, pr Box 30, Tiverton, Ont. IN north -Grimsby, 2/5 ere :with got, tage, uving,aluing room, 3 !be-40MA kitchen, bathroom, flush, toilet, APpW• Ae .Bridgmae, Winona, Ont . •' . . LOOKING for a place to, relax? (Were letoking trout stream In Huron county,, 2-storey brick home, modern ,ectreeente pees, stable, about 2 acres of liarde4 land, resphe4les, fruits; tots of trees and flowers, terms, Richard, gram, wroeeter, Oat, MUSKOKA or „Lake Rr1e lots $150 up, Improvements. Easy terms, Going fast. 4ser 431, Huntsville. "$13,500.00 -- HALF cash large build- ing four bedroom apartment upstairs, inside. conyenieecee, Antalbie for roe. taurant and gas pumps, 250' foot fronts ass Pie busy highway.), "50,004,00 WINTER=ED Cottage - two bedrooms, three piece bath, twine poem, kitchen, screened verandah, sun Porch, insulated. Let 50' x 140' end fronting on Nottawassga River. An idea spelt for boating, fishing and Tswimea,mwaingsAGA B!' GEORGEEAeff, 'RONE1152.L . ss,AL, DIVINE Lake Lodge, free illustrated literature will show you what this unique and enchanting place has to offer. Port Sydney, Muskoka, Ontario, ROeELAWN LODGE, BALA • ROOMS, cabins, ail running water or private bathroom, fine food, beach, summer sports, friendly moderate, write or phone Roselawa Lodge,"Bala Muskoka, BLAKE Township School area requires qualified teacher for grades 4.8 in mod- ern school. Salary 53,500, 20 miles from Fort William. Daily bus service. Dirties to commence Sept. 1060. Apply stating qualifications, experience anti name of last inspector, to 0. Zimmerman, R.R. 3, Fort William, CLARENDON TSA requires teachers, principal for Pievna 2-room school and others. First class certificate required. Salary offered: $3,000 to e3,200, accord- ing to school and experience. Please state last inspector. For information contact Mrs, E. A. Card, secretary, treasurer, Pleven, North Frontenac, ST. EDWARD'S modern Separate School at Nipigon, Ont, Requires one Primary Methode Teaches' and teach- ers. Situated 60 miles from the Lake- head on Trans Canada Highway. Mod- ern town of over 2700 population, Mini- mum salary $3000. Experience 5150x4. Ahnual increment $200x4. Apply stating qualifications, and name and address of last Inspector to D. I. Banning, Nipigens Ontario. WANTED, one Professor for 1st grade High School, 2 Professors for Primers, Scheel. Grades 8 and 7, boys' class. Salary open. Apply to: Catholic School Board, p,O., Box 118, Maniwakl, Que. JOIN AN NG SCHOOL Great AAHS ALIREADDRIESSER C DA Great Opportunity Learn Hairdressing Pleasant dignified profession; good wages. Thousands of successful Marvel Graduates America's . Greatest System Illustrated Catalogue Free Write or Cell' MARVEL HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL 358 Bloor-St.W., Toronto Branches: 44 King St. W,, Hamilton RideaptIERSstoreNeALL Ottawa __ DRUG STORE NEEDS BY MAIL PERSONAL needs. Iriquiries invited. Lyon's Merge, 471 Danforth, Termite. BOY Trouble? Girl Trouble? Love Trouble? Don't suffer a day longer when expert advice can be obtained so easily, quickly, and cheaply, De- laying and bungling can mean totel loss of your chance. Send me your problem with 55.00 for proniPt per- sonalized analysis of what's Wrong and what to do, STRICTLY CONFIDEN- TIAL. A. C, Martin, Box 184, McComb, Miss., U.S.A. SEEKING TALENTED' CANADIAN GIRLS TO PARTICIPATE FOR the title of miss Canada and $6,000.00 in echolarships. Age 18 to 26 years, EDUCATION: Emile:dent to 2 Years of high sehoOL TALENT: (collets double points over other division). Entries close June 30th. Write Miss Cahada Headquaetets, 21 John St. S, Hamilten Ont. foe appli- cation forms. GET B HOURS SLEEP NERVOUS tensien may cause ts% of sickness. Partiettlarly sleeplessness. littereelese and ieritability. Sleep, cairn your nerves With "Names", 10 for $1.00, seoo tthf6;t t$6416.000i1.01,ydei't brags 471 Den. PHOTOGRAPHY sA‘Ers ittAvey000,Id, and dA VEt d 8 magna prints hi elblini elect 12 mtiges prints in trIbum 600 Reprints 511 each KODACOLOR- Developing roll $1.00 (not including eissits),. color prints 35e tach tetra, Abed° and Elleacheonie 35 ni.M. 20 exe *retiree mounted in slides $1.25. Color prints , from slides 350 each. money refunded in full for unprinted tlega- "V°F.ARMEWS 'CAMERA CLUB. Sok 31,. GAO', ONT TUMBLER - Burlesque star Tempest Storm tries out a tum- bling mat. Brothers' Keepers Our jaded, cynical society needs occasional demonstrations of how pure Christianity works, Such an example has been giv- en Oklahomans this week by memb ers of the Mennonite churches who have dropped their own duties and travelled considerable distances to tackle the tornado rubbish at Sapulpa and Wilburton. Mennonite cies t obis - the beards, the plain drees, the dis- taste of machinery -- may seem queer to most of us. But the spectacle of citizens travelling long distances to participate in the messy, difficult business of cleaning up after a disaster, with no thought of reward or attempt at self-glorification, is inspiririe, The Tribune learned of the Mennonite contribution only at- ter awed Sapulpans, called us, No Mennonite press agent had been around. There was no at- tempt to give a dime's worth of charity in return for a dollar's worth of publicity, It gives you a warm feeling, - Tulsa Tribune. titt6PBSSftiNAL, AfjViCit A. London, England, veterin- arian tOld the owner of a eat trained Delilah to chaege the pet's name to Sampson, Tommy Cite Dad there's Mari at the circtis Who jilleipe On et• hOrse's back, slips Under- neath, catches held of its taiLtlict nislieg tip on the ho rse's sleek! - That's easy - f did aiI that the _Best time I rode horse. BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE CAMERAS IMPORT "GEM-1.6" Cameras, Hundred percent profit! Send e3.00 banknotes for airmailed sample camera. Details free. Gem Industrial corp., CPO Box 545-C, Tokyo, Japan. CANOES FOR SALE CANOES, tough rugged fibreglass, 15 ft. long, 371/2 inch beam, easy to carry, only 53 lbs. "$179.00 delivered". Nia- gara Porfager, 2041 Carman St,, Nia- gara Falls, OM. Phone EL, 4-9895, CATTLE INSECTICIDES CONTROL THE FACE FLY WITH the "BEST" Cattle Oiler and insecticide Oil. This serious fly le al' ready attacking Cattle in great Burn- hers. Several satisfied users practically eliminated this pest during 1959. Start treatment early for effective control. Can be hung in pastures or feed lots. Kills lice all winter and flies all sum- mer, Save B0.75 lbs. on each antreal treated. SEE your local dealer or contact Geerge el. Gilbert Equipment Ltd., Leamington, Ontario, Phone FA. 6-6262. DOGS FOR SALE scortisi4 TERRIERS MALES and females. registered. Ex. cellent breeding Triniming a Specialty Harris-Shire Kennels Registered, Hwy. 74, Belmont, Belmont 422-11-17. FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE EBERSOL'S / WOLVERTON GENERAL store and equipment, 2 gas pumps, storeroom and garage, also a 5^rOcimed house, plus bath and fur- nace, sell reasonable. Apply to box No. 22 Port Rowan, Ont, MOTEL EIGHT individual units, snack bar, Esso gas pumps with eight room house on 21,4 acres. tree shaded property. frontage on two highways. Asking price $35,000. Substantial down' pay- ment. Nets well over $3,000. Bent 550 Dunnville, Ontario' " • SASKATCHEWAN Licensed Hotels For Sale - 35 rooms, $60,000 with $30,000 down; 7 rooms, $15,000 with $5,000 clown; 7 rooms, $17,000 with $10,000 down; 10. rooms, $75,000 with $55,000 down; 11 rooms, $30,000 with $15,000 down; 8 rooms, $27,000 with $17,000 down; city 55 rooms, s390,000 with' $150,000 down. BONNEAU'S AGENCIES, Real Estate, Gravelbourg, Sask. HALIBURTON AREA HOTEL, year round operation, 2 Storey, 8 Bedrooms, Toilets and Baths, Lounge, Sunroom, Dining Room, Kitch- en, Office, Owner's Quarters. Full Basement, with Recreation Room, one Billiard Table. Oil Heating. Tvvo annex buildings, 4 bedrooms, lounge and bath in each. Three sleeping cabins hot and cold water, central toilets, 91/2 acres of land beautifully landscaped. 500' frontage on Lake Kashagawigamog, 750' frontage on Highway 121, About 21/2 miles from Haliburton village. Premises fully equipped for continued operation, Reason for selling, ill health. Full Sale Price $63,000, $25,000 cash. Mortgage arranged. FLOYD E. HALL, REAL ESTATE BROKER, MINDEN, ONTARIO, PHONE, MINDEN 23 COLLECT, INTERNATIONAL Cub Tractor, by- draulic lift, corn cultivator, field cut- Heater, plow, dise, pecker; two wheel trailer. Priced to sell, Abner G. Marti., Rodte 2, Elmira, Ontario. PTO, Feet forage harvest pick-111i and tern attatnincnt. Two heavy duty Wag- tens with 'Helix forage boxes, PTO, Clayton Steinnum, 11, 2, Wellesley. *Alitit4d A 'DIVE - entire body iffairring for the last T. ti-meys of 464W:does Wept-lodes the earth at the end of his 45.coot hop, ttop, lump at a land-one frbielemeek - ete, speeeeeeeeetee' ettiee # CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING , .capucitiee got a preliminary can a 300-foot stretch of road in Lincoln, Neb. Now for the fist time, though, there are elee'S the road. Developed by OM engineers over the. • past three years) the ears -- the con.vcrt.- ibie and Si hardtop - are equips ped • with scanners and simple computers so • discerning they even. react differently •to. wet and dry pavement, There are still plenty of hugs in the system, though, "Two 0,4 our biggest problems," said Dr, James Millen vice president of RCA Leberatories, "are deer and skids. Even in the distant future; the system will, probably be .us- ed only for limited access high- Ways, which could be fenced in. to prevent pedestrians from wan- tiering DA the lanes.: Ent we know from experience - that deer seem able to get over even high fences, With the automatic syss tem a car isn't as likely to skid as when driven by a human be. ing but once it does, the skid will be bad because the built-in guid- ance system does just the wrong thing - it steers the car ,.away from the skid." Additional scan- ners to control skids will prob- ably be designed, Dr. Hinter said, The problem of deer is tougher., but he hopes there's enough Salt in a deer's body to conduct electricity and so trig- ger the electronic system. • • Surprisingly, 'the automatic highways won't be very expen- sive. Today, before mass produc- tion, the price (including instal- lation) of the electronic, equip- ment is estimated to be only about $100,000 a mile, roughly 10 per cent of the cost of can- structing each mile of non-elec- tronic highway. The price of automatic car controls hasn't been so closely calculated, but GM figures they may cost any- where from $100 to $1,000 per auto. AGENTS, 'WA,NTED, • ....„,.... ,........ AGENTS, wanted to Sell Mulanac and stainless tel cutlery, Write Box 134, /Kilebener, Ont. -----•- • MEN and. women Delnenstrate and sell our new Jiffy Electric Teapots. Free dernenstiaLor to persons with referen- ces. Harlbere ,Agenclee, Rockville, Yemenite, Novet ARTKLES .E.ggR sAtE 01)ESTII0YER!' fer us' *in. outdoor toil' ets, Eats. .tioiers, to -tee earth, saves chinning. Directions, Thedeaede et Users, coast to goest, price $1.00 per can, postpaid. Log new Products, 322 York Aerie, Guelph, Ontario,' ' .BABY CHICKS . • • LOWER prices in effect on Bray -day., old anti started chicks, prompt Ship. inept, see local' siloSt ^ or write Bray Heichery, 12d John North, Hamilton, Ont. They Are. Really • 'short of If you •decided to have a hairs cut in the Italian village- Of 'Vale le.agricale, it 'would probably cost you a pound o$ corn, Or if your wife fancied a cup of *coffee. isf.be would have to offer An: egg as Payment, Not that all the local xesiderita are starving the reason is that The village is the poorest, in Italy, and due to the shortage of money the villagers pay for everything by .a system of barter and ecchange, Only three people in the vil- lage drew a weekly wage --, the mayor (a much sought after and frequently changed .position;); the policeman and the legal. .elerlt. The most prosperous resi, .dent is a seventy-year-old yeter- att of the first world. war Who draws a monthly pensionl The villagers can't be consid- ered to lack initiative. At one time they thought they had dis- covered a miracle herb growing there, A sample of it was sent to Naples for estereination. But, they were informed later, pars- ley was already well known there, 4 1 I BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ICE ereem, soft! Investigate the pos. sibeities in this trementious business. Can be Installed in your present store in .addition to yopr regular business, Small investment; large profits, Box 212, 1.23,1siti Street, New Toronto, Oat, NON-feed items for self-Serve stores, As we receive new lines we will ship You 6 only of each item priced 19e to $1,98 retail You can test-sell these Items and re-order et your leisure, Re- turn any unsold merchandise any time for a full refund. Cancel this service any time. Just 'drop u$ a, nee, All merchandise shipped 0.0,D. prepaid. W. IL Smith, Clifford, Out, I I I Old Satchel Still Ready To Go Leroy (Satchel) Paige, the aging but hard-throwing Negro pitcher, is ready 'to answer any distress call that will, get him back in the majors. The tall, skinny star say's he has worked himself into shape with a barnstorming team and "Now I'm back home where oome ajor league club can get a hold of me if they need a pitcher, ' "And from the looks of the box scores," he avers,"there sure are some clubs itat can use me as a reliefer. With 01' patch out there, Milwaukee wouldn't be kicking away all -those ball games in the late in- nings." "The Braves need somebody lake me to relieve those old guys like Warren Spahn in the late innings when they tire." Satchell, who admits to being in the mid-50s himself, wasn't kidding. "I'm throwing my fast ball harder'n I did last year," he said. "There were some scouts 'watching this club I was barn- storming with and they could .see it. For a couple of innings or so I get plenty of speed and I elways got that control of mine." He added: "Why, I still could put my last ball over a match box at 60 feet, just like I used to." The 6 foot, 3a4 inch hurler started out with a Winston- /Salem, N.C., club and finished last spring with the Caribbean All-Stars says an A.P, dispatch from Kansas City. Paige, who pitched for Cleve- land in the late 40s and the old 09' r,OUIS Browns in the early Es, says if he doesn't hear from a n- jor league club he's open to storming offers "any- ev' et the world." Satchel turned from washing his car to demonstrating his throwing and then to playing with a group of neighborhood boys he called "My practice team while I'm at home," At one point he demonstrated an elaborate windup, then whip- ped his long thin arm. around as if to throw a ball. "Why does my arm last so goad?" he asked. "Because I take care of number one and number, one is here." With that kis fingers made a circle around his stomach and back muscles. "I take care of the muscles around here," he explained. "That gives me balance. That keeps my arm from getting strained, ever. Keep your back strong and your stomach down and you'll have balance -- and..,' balance is what you need out there on the hill." 4 4 I I BE YOUR OWN BOSS OWN AND OPERATE A Coin-Metered Unattended Westinghouse Laundromat Equipped Laundry Store, Net $4,000-e0,000 Annually, Write or phone today tor full informs, lion about unattended coin-operated Westinghouse Laundromat equipped laundry store opportunities in your community You manage in your spare time - while netting high income, We finance 90% of your total purchase, offer you longest financing period at lowest monthly Installments. You re, ceive training and advice from a as. Hone! organization that has helped over 8500 men and women like you ,eo Into business for themselves. No ex- perience necessary. Modest Invest- ment, This proven new profitable automatic business offers a money- making opportunity to anyone who wants tq own, his own business. Com- pare our complete program, ALD CANADA LTD. 54 Advance Road Toronto 18, Ontario ROger '6-7255 1 1 I Ride With Nobody In Driver's Seat! At first glance, it looks not too unlike an ordinary, familiar white Chevrolet convertible even though it has no steering wheel or accelerator pedal. The Gen- eral Motors engineer in the driv- er's seat just twists a few dials to start the car, and moves a small stick to Steer it onto the circular road which mars the broad green lawn behind RCA's David Sarnoff Research. Center in Princeton, N.J. But then come a disconcerting few minutes. As the car inoveS along at about 20 mph around the tight quarter-mile course, the driver flips a switch, takes his hand off the joy stick, and turns around to talk with the back-seat passengers. The oar stays on course. A hundred feet directly ahead another car sits in the middle of the track. The passengers brace for a collision. Even the driver involuntarily moves his left foot toward the brake pedal. But abotit 20 feet from the car ahead, the con- vertible slows down by itself and stops. This extraordinary perform- ance, put on recently for a group of 150 highway experts, was the nation's first demonstration of completely automatic driving. Conceived in 1953 by Dr. Vlad- itnir Zworykin, the 70-year-old RCA scientist who invented the electronic eye and electron mic- roscope, the electronic highway has two major components bur- ied in the pavement: A guidance cable down the center of the lane to keep the car on course, and a closely spaced series of rec- tangular wire loops the size of a' ear. The loops set up weak mag- netic fields and when a car pasa- es through these, a trail of elec- tronie signals is left behind. The animals, stored in a computer, can be used to control the next oar's brakes and aecelerator, or to flash a series of warning lights along 'the road. Actually, the RCA highway was pretty well developed by- 1967, when its visual-warning Some women say they have their husbands eating Out of their hands, It's One way to save washing dishes. Eberetal Snow Blowers Ebersol Feed Mixers Eberle!' Electric Hammer Mille Eberle! Feed Carte .„ „ .„. EBERSOL FARM ELEVATORS etiekteL •eliiiA114 fi-tikeiWeaS, EtietiabLatiiiiitiaL FEEDING CARRIERS L., thersa seed Weirs , Ebeekilt "caresser Shredders Oaelieell Fate° Celites Creetiedit Waite crates Catettell Cattle Currlert L edentete your Dealer or Weila 'Eliereer amen Equipment ,Comneny ainalteds Mifvertorie Ontario, Phone 171, ,