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Views About Mars.
If there Are Mg plants and
animals on the red planet Mars,
they seem tO have Made no, at-
tempt to show themselves to as-
trOnOMers last fall when Mars
swung ploser to the earth than
It has, been for 02 years,
According to Carl Sagan of the
yerkes and McDonald Observe,
tOries of the University of Chi-
cago, the "seeing" conditions for
studying Mars were excellent.
But none of the vivid greens and
blues that have previously been
renerted during the height Of the
Martian spring, which were ta-
ken al evidence of some sort of
plant growth, were Observed,
In a report delivered to the
Society for the Study of EvolU-
tion at the annual meeting of the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science here in.
New York, Mr. Sagan explained
that preview; evidence for life
on Mars was based on three
types of observations.
First there have been seasonal
cOlor changes in dark areas on
the Martian surface which co-
incided with the melting of the
polar ice cap. Then there were
seasonal erratic changes in the
Site of these dark areas. Finally,
there has been the observed re-
'appearance of the dark areas
after being overlaid by what is
thought to be sand or dust from
a dust storm.
All of these phenomena have
been'taken to indicate some sort
of plant growth writes Robert C.
Cowen in The Christian Science
Monitor.
However, Mr, Sagan now says
that obserVatiellS made during
this recent favorable approach
of the red planet. by Dr, G. P.
Kuiper, who is also at the Uni-
versity of Chicago, suggest that
the color changes May have been
illusory,
Dr. Kuiper had some very
clear views of Mars. Attu the
dark areas Seemed an almost
uniform gray when, compared
with a color chart illuminated
by daylight quality light, Ogee.
siooally, Mr, Sagan said, ,.there
were some faint traces •Of green-
blue pastels. But the Most defi-
nite color Was a brown ring
around the melting polar ice
cap, which had been previously
reported.
The significance of, these ob
servations can be seen from the
fact that the size changes in the
dark areas or their reappearance
after a dust storm would be
equally;well explained as the ef-
fect of sand drifting over vitre-
ous lava fields. Thus, it has been
the color changes more than
anything else that have suppor-
ted theories of 1Vlar4lan vegeta-
tion in the past.
Perhaps, Mr. Sagan suggested,
this was a bad growing year on
Mars. Perhaps the vegetation
dried up and thus was not par-
ticularly noticeable. Certainly,
he said, brighter and more easily
observed color changes than
were seen this year have been
reported by reliable observers in
• the past. But, while this may
very well have been the ca t), the
new data shows that a good deal
more thought and study has to
be made before any reasonably
sound conclusions can be drawn
about life on Mars.
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The note from the school nurse
read: "Linda J. in Grade 10 has
started biting her nails again,
She looks unhappy and depress.
ed. I suspect her parents are
pushing her too hard."
As Director of Guidance at
Toronto's Eastern High School of
Commerce, where I have been
:since 1939, and where I also teach
English and Art, it's my job to
help 'individual children with
educational personal, vocational
or financial problems.
' Linda's records showed she
was the youngest of three girls.
One older sister was a nurse, the
other a high school teacher. Her
father was an accountant; her
mother had been a public school
teacher. Despite her parents' ac-
titre interest in education, Lin-
da's school progress had been
average. However, she was not
doing badly, since intelligence
tests rated her as "dull normal".
When Linda was interviewed
in Grade 9, I'd noted she was
eager to please, but timid. She
was an "over-achiever" — one
who, does better work than her
mental ability would suggest she
was capable of. I'd discovered
she made her progress in school
only by dint of exceptionally
long home study.
When I sent for Linda, her
nailS were bitten to the quick;
her face bore a haggard, down-
cast expression. So anxious was
she for help, she did not hesi-
tate to discuss family relation-
snips.
Her parents had determined to
provide each of the children with
as good an education as their
finances could stand. The two
o'der girls had lived up to ex-
pectations; the parents were jus-
tifiably proud of them. They
could not hide their disappoint-
merit at Linda's relative lack of
achievement. They kept urging
her to study harder. And they
were ashamed she attended vo-
cational school, instead of a col-
legiate„ Linda, unable to take
any priae in her school accom-
plishments, felt, guilty and re-
jected — because her parents
expected her to follow exactly
in her sisters' footsteps.
The story was familiar to me.
I thought of Edna, who knew
that her father preferred her
older sister. Marilyn, because
she was prettier and more tal-
ented in music. Edna did not
bite her fingernails. She vented
her emotions through petty
thievery, which landed her in a
family court.
T thought of Jimmy, potential-
ly a brilliant scholar. He neglec-
ted school work in a vain effort
to become a star athlete, as his
older brother had been, -because
Jimmy's father, placed more irn-
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portance on athletic prowess
than school marks.
Fortunately, Linda case had a
happy ending. Her parents were,
not stupid. Led :to realize they
had been.expecting too much,
they relaxed the pressure. Her
marks actually increased slightly.
Linda stayed at school until she
completed Grade 12, then went
to work in an office. She is still
not a. quick or original thinker,
but she is neat, painstaking,
loyal. Her work is appreciated;
she is happy,
Not all children are as fortu-
nate. Edna grew into a bitter,
vindictive woman, looking on
the world with a Cold, hostile
eye. Jimmy realizes now he
should have, stayed in school, in-
stead of dropping out in disap-
pointment because his athletic
ambitions failed.
Children need the constant
lcive and confidence of their par-
ents. If the parents openly prefer
one child to another, if they fail
to recognize that each child is an
individual-with his own strength
and his own weaknesses, if they
try to force their own standards
of accomplishment on the child,
the results may be disastrous.
Linda's parents failed to ap-
preciate their youngest daugh-
ter's many excellent qualities of
character, while expecting her
to excel one — academic ach-
ievement — where she was not
outstanding. Their mistake cost
Linda needless suffering and
anxiety. Are you, as a parent,
making a similar mistake? —
by H. 0. Barrett in LIBERTY
Magazine.
Watched Tractor
Run Ever Son
I was a 21-year-old" Irish-
Canadian farm wife, living in.
Glenevis, Alta., that day five
years ago.
I'd been out in the yard, show-
ing our three-year-old son,
Jimmy, how to swing by. him-
self. My husband watched us,
over the fence, as he filled the
tractor with gas for the day's
plowing. When Jimmy finally
seemed to have mastered the art
of swinging, I 'went back in the
house. I did see him run to get
his doll, saying. "Now, me and
Dolly ride." I assumed he meant
ride on the swing,.
I felt quite safe leaving him in
the yard. It was well fenced, and
only the day before he'd been
unable to unlatch the' gate.
In the house I pushed the cur-
tains back glancing out the win-
dow as I did so. I could see the
. portion of the yard where I'd
left:my son, and the opened gate,
and my husband sitting on the
now moving tractor, writes Mrs.
Walter J. Cooley in Liberty
Magazine.
Jimmy was running toward it
for the ride he'd wanted: riot a
ride on the swing, as I'd thought.
It was only seconds until the
rear of the tractor hit him, and
I saw him fall beneath it, I
guess I screamed, but stilt the
tractor kept inching back.
It happened so quickly. AS I
ran out to them, I knew what
I'd find: those heavy wheelS, and
the great weight of the tractor....
and my son under it,
My husband heard my scream
over the roar of the engine,
though he felt no jar. He thought
he had tun over our dog.
I was almoat hysterical, and
my husband, Walter, was dazed
as we looked under the tractor.
We couldn't believe what we saw
— riot the dog my husband ex-
pected, nor the crashed remains.
Of our child that t had visioned,
Whet we did see was our boy,
Very Matta alive, and very, very
mad.
"Yeti backed Over vie," he
Screamed.
We pulled him Out. No broken
bones; tiaty a scratch Or bruise..
The tractor had just nudged him
gently, 1fe'd fallen in such a Way
the rear Wheels lied Mast grated
him. And my husband had stop.
ped before the front wheels had
relied (Wei. him. •
AlthOtigh we haVe three
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