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MONTREAL (CP) — Ow the
floor of ‘a Montreal sky. |
Scfaper there hangs on an of- fice wal!
‘around inside it. The gimmick shot is desi
to spur the men engaged in pro- |
ducing ideas for the: 1967 Mont- Teal World’: Fair :
“I have shown it publicly a couple of times, but some peo- |
ple don't like it,” said Commo- dore O. C. S.. Robertson, a tall, retired seafarer whose. job is to
turn the fair’s theme—Man and |
his World—from airy ideas inco conerefe reality
“But you ‘have to have bats in the belfry for this kind of work.” oy
Pasted above the bats on his Place Ville Marie office wall is @cartoon and the caption says:
“Whac we need around here @re brand new ideas that have been thoroughly tested.”
two cartoons, Commo
dore Robertson says, “sum up the work Ave do around here”
Ideas have come thick and fast from. about 150 advisers in
& photograph of a} human’ skull with six bats fly- |
Claims Fair Planners
In Belfry
0.C.S. ROBERTSON
who tours the world to Sine ep participams, say 50 counities mev take part
Finally, 9 ,>event labor trou- br
blocking Expo's con- wos
struction schedule, a °%*-- ‘ é been | with Montreal labor unions, Until che fair is dismantled in 1968, unions agree that no strike hor other action will be takén lthat could block the fair If dis-
putes arise; they, will be re- ferred to an arbiration board composed of unien Expo and
exhibitor representatives
Bulletproof Glass, Steel Planned For LBJ
WASHINGTON AP> Presi- dent Johnson will be shielded by buttetproof glass and a quarter-
stee] plate when he views
inch the - inaugural. parade Jan. 2—
- 4 the first such protective device
ever used at a US. presidential inauguration
Officials also are considering protecting the chief executive with bulletproof glass -in fhe inaugural ,stands | A construction company re- ceived an order Dec 14 to in- stall the 1l'2-inch thick wind-
other 16 have given informal no- | shield in the stands on the Penn-
tice that they will partictpate
reached |
THIS GIMMICK
> (- | The Guardian, ‘Charlottetown, Mon. Jan. 4, 1965.; Manned Flight
‘Increased Capital Investment Mars Planned. Foreseen By Trade Minister
By DON HANRIGHT OTTAWA (CP)—Trade Minis- ter Sharp has stated known
business plans indicate 1965 | capital investment at a level 10 to 15 per cent above actual out- ;lays this year | He described this as the dom- inant feature of the domestic market outlook for the coming year. The economy also would get a boost from rising personal incomes, adding to consumer ™ | demand | The _ minister's . customary outlook did not cast the rate nomic growth year.
He said only the consensus is that economic activity in the free world at large will rise in 1965 though at a slower rate than in 1964. There was no sep- arate forecast for Canada.
Mr. Sharp said while the Ca- hadian economy has made . great strides in recent: years, ideas that have been thorough- the “greater challenges” lie
attempt to fore- of over-all eco- in Canada next
shot was
| year-end economic review. and |
to adapt to changes in the eco- nomic environment,” he said
Canada had the added prob- lem of rising -inegmes bringing a more than proportionate +in- crease in imports
Mr. Sharp,, without citing fig- ures, said that in 1964 for the first time in several years Ca- nadian imports rose more than domestic shipments. This drop in domestic producers’ share of the Canadian market was more than offset by sharply-rising exports. There still would be a significant increase in the year’s trade surplus
However, the prospects of greater capital investment in 1965 together with higher de- mand generally could result in imports rising faster than ex- ports
Capital outlays for 1964 have not yet been finally measured. At mid-year the business capi- tal spending was expected to be $6,371,000.000 for the whole year
‘meeting here of the American
sylvania side of the White House |
designed to spur the men en- ly tested.” The picture and ahead. If fully realized, Mr. Sharp's gaged in producing ideas for cartoon appear in the office of CAN BE SUSTAINED forecast of a 10 to 15 per cent the 1967 Montreal World’s Commodore 0.C.S. Robertson, “Growth can be sustained |.gain in 1965 would place busi-
Fait A cartoon alongside the in charge of development the through constant vigilance and) ness capital investment at be-
we
MONTREAL § (CP)
now are being made in
tween 1975 and 1985 and engin- eering scudents are in the fore- front of the necessary experi- ments
The trip to the planet would caves
; : avenues cover 120,000,000 miles and take) one child, says Jack Mac.
nd | Kenzie, physical education di- the Regina public
220 days.
The earth-men would spe:
about 300 days on Mars, which | 'ector for
reaction > Plans }of a Ma
They a @-day study
undergoing their physical and psychological to the circumstances
flight.
fornia at Los Angeles tolated | in spate conditions.
of
A mission to Mars would r.
United States for a*manned |Volve at least six crew mem flight to Mars some time be- bers, said the engineer.
HEALTHFUL WAY
REGINA (CP)—Physical edu-
to learning for
is one Of the ‘greatest
the
the U.S. National Aeronauics | Schoo! board He said Physical and Space Administration has |¢ducation now was moving to- selected as @ target following | Wards the informal approach, a the sending of humans to the|™ixture of teacher direction
moon
Details of planning for the trip came from Gideon Markus, Q a@ space expert from Los An- i) Beles attending the current
Association for the Advance- |
ment-of Science Mr. Markus said in an inter- | view thac Douglas Aircraft Com- |
has four engineering students
from the University of Cali- |
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man Mr. Shaw and Commissioner- | with instruction it would be “re - , e point, Poe ond fonenptaardl oe General Pierre Dupuy, former | moved by others,” presumably | photo says: “What we need fair's theme — “Man and His sufficient readiness on the part| tween $7,000,000,000 and $7,300,- (6 317 Kent St. Dial 4-7125 Sherwood \ Sct Canadian ambassador to Paris | the secret service around here are brand new World.” of #1 groups in the community | 000,000 for the year ESSE 4 PM AE EP ae
of 15 exhibits being prepared by the fair itself have been irafted
At the same time, zrading and filling of the site is about 90 per cent finished and. con- struction is to begin in the spring
BASED ON BOOK TITLE
The theme Man and His World is an approximate trans- lation of Terre des Hommes, title of ‘a book wricten in 1939 by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. . French poet-novelist killed in ome during the Second .World
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