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Barrie Examiner, 8 Nov 1961, p. 5

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CHIMPS FIRST HillilClIT Susie emonthold chim panzee owned by Mrs Phennlch of Ottawa gets firm grip on the chair during her first visit to the beauty parlor Just before thIs pic lure was taken she swallow ed cigar she was smoking CF Photo Royal Commission Threatened By Injunction To Block Probe QUEBEC ihe Solves royal commission site today un der the cloud of threatened in junction seeking to block its in vestigation of purchasing prac tices under the former Union Nationale government The petition for an injunction alleges there was an error of omission in setting up the com mlssion and that it has no legal right to hold hearings The application sold the royal commission established in Octo ber Woo has no commission and registered sea as required by the Public inquiries Act Commissions issued under the great seal of the province con stituted the power that named commission members Aldecislon on the request for an Injunction brought mesday by Quebec grain dealer Paul Gadbout is expected Fri day it was not known whether commission chairman Mr Jus tlct Elie Salvas would order an adjournment pending the out come of the injunction petition Mr Godbouts lawyers 2p pearing before Mr Justice Louis Philippe Lizotte of Superior Court demanded nnimmcdiatc injunction saying ltlr Godbout would suffer grave and irrep arable prel by being called to testify before the com mission But Mr Justice leottc said there was no urgent need for decision The three commission mem bers had not been formally no tilied of the injunction proceed ings against them and the com mission lnwycrs had not pre sented their side of the matter Mr Godbouts lawyers said they did not have time to issue formal notice because Mr God bout was due to testify Tuesday and therefore the situation was urgent Mr Godbout had been ex pected to testify about grain sales made to the provincial colonization department hcadcd at the time by Joseph Begin then the Union Nationnics or ganizer Soviet Farmer Strives To Surpass Americans The Soviet farmers out put and methods In far he Ilnd those of North Amer ican but hes never had it 00¢ lKhis is the second of four articles by the Sunday editor of the Nashville Ten nessean following an extra slve Russian tour on mat by the Southern Association of Nlemln Fellows By EUGENE WYATT NASHVILLE Tenn AP Everybody in the Soviet Union is trying to catch up with some body in Yerevan the capital of So vlet Armeniathey hope to ex ceed Tbilisls slum clearance program Tashkent wants more parks than Moscow But most of all the Soviet farmer ls trying tosurpass the US farmer So far he has been conspicuously unsuccess ful True Nikita KhnIshchev has proclaimed that the Soviet Un ion now exceeds the United states in milk and butter pro duction Without exception every collective farm official talked with proudly recited this accomplishment None how ever had heard that the United States has been vigorously try ing to reduce production of most agricultural products including milk and butter for at least 30 years When told them most re fused to believe it One man in Yerevan even become abusing about lying Americans of the four collective farms which visited the Kizil iarln few miles from Tashkent is Take Complaints To United Nations BRANTFORD CPtHeredit ary chiefs of the Six Nations rc scrve decided Tuesday to meet with Mohawks oi the Caughna wags reserve in Quebec to pre pare their mutual complaints or prosentntlon to the United Nations Complaints include expropria tion of indian land and long standing cle Into 3180000 which the chiefs say the govcrnmcnt look from tribal iunds 100 years ago to help finance Grand River improvement program ROCK STEAM BATHS OPEN DAILY mm to nan PA 871 It the largest and most pr ous Tashkent is the units of the Soviet republic of Uzbekis tea The farm has 13000 mm of which 5000 are cultivated The population of the collective is 6000th half are children or old persons unable to work Thus despite all mechanization efforts ons worker is still man aging only about two acres of cultivated land The principal crop is cotton nbout so per cent of which is picked by hand according to the farm guide With enlistIll honesty he said all the Soviet cottonvplcking machines except it new model now being made in Tashkent have proved to be worthless The farm also pro ducesuilk grapes some green vegetables potatoes cucumbers and dairy products The farm villagels spread out along an asphalt street Many of the houses are of sun dricd mud bricks surrounded by the usual oriental mud fence However there are many new houses of kilnfired brick Sev egll more are under epille Urge Change Avoid Chaos PETERBOROUGH CP Percy Muirv executive director of the 0nlnrioSchool Trustees Council Tuesday called for cir culation of confidential ratings on students at teachers col leges each year well before the end of term Speaking at the second day of the twoday annual conference of the Ontario Association of Public School Superintendents and Directors of Education lr Muir said the present system of teacher hiring is chaotic and un Hil hen school boards send re cruIting teams to the college on specific day he said neither students nor boards have fair chance to make their choice some HEATING FUELS Phone PA 66531 miss DAYS EATON Exciting WHITE COTTON Saturday Is Younlast Chalice To Buy Elegant Provincial Ster Custom catered Sofas and Chairs at pricesyou would ordinarily pay for them with White cotton eovorsl Heres yourchance to own morality furniture thatl been CUSTOM COVERED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU at price youd pay for this beautiful furniture upholstered InuWIslte eottoixl The matching suites are In hféhotce ot rwo GRACEFUL STYLES gt chairs come in FOUR stylesf and the hecosioissl The cover selection Is one of the widest welve ever oifered TWENTYFOUR PATTERNS OVER ONE HUNDRED COLOURS The machinery on the fnrrn appeared to be in working or der Elsewhere in the Soviet Un ion almost every piece of ma chinery in the fields was rusty and without even elementary maintenance An expertwfmm the British ministery of agriculture who visited this tom the next day snid figures given here shouted the average milk production per cow is about 3500 pounds per yearturdlyenough to Justify their keep MAKES PROFIT 0n collective the profit isdivlded among the workers on the basis of working days At Klzil this amounted to nearly 850 working day ar mors than any other arm was shown in sdditlonto this cash pay ment each working day earns credit of two and half pounds each of wheat onions and pots toes in this village each fam ily may also have Gaby90 foot plot on which to build house as well as little garden space The garden vegetables pro duced matbe sold in the free market rfor addition income Almost all families have chick ens Somehnve sheep few own milcb cows 0n the ather turnIs Visited the houses were made of field stones theyards unkempt and the populationobvlouslynot so affluent JWhatever their agricultural et iiciency the farmers saw ap pearedtn be the happiest 1100 pie in the Soviet Union There can be no question that their personal Imaterial situation is better than it ever has been and they all take pride in point ing it out Vs Paul Beaulleu of Ottawa has taken over as chief adminis trattIe officer of the zznatlon Committee on Space Re search at the Hague lie previously was with the Nat ional Research Council as scholarship and grants of ficer Photo KILL CANDIDATE MANILA AP Iwo sup porters of Nacionalista con gressional candidate in local sur Province were shot down Sunday while trying to kill the Liberal party candidate bring ing the death toll in the Philip pine election campaign to is Thirtythree persons have been woundediha election Is Nov 14 lieorge Davies coNsrnucrIon urn Barrio rs 83186 Hunter Wanders Out The Bush BAYSVILLE CWJohn Bis seii so of Toronto emerged from the bush mutiny near vlnksoutside this Muskoka com munity about is miles east of Huntsville Bissetlseparstedfrom hunting companion at noon Mon day near TomsLake said he spent the night clutching hunting knife while he heard what he thought were wolves lmwlins around his cams fire He wnndcrcd to nearby be vice Lake and came out beh hunting lodge SKELTON GETS IDOCIORATE BOSTON tAPIf my own mother drove by and saw me like this she wouldnt know So quipped comedian Red Skelton Sunday as in aca demic robes he was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Literature by Emerson Coi legs at its Dist Founders Day Convocation SAVINGS DEPOSITS on minimum quarterly bulanta THE NG muss conPomnou STEBLI 372 Bay St fomnto IANADAWIDE SPEIA OFFERS VIKING MATCHED AUTOMATIC WASVHEMIZHS Tqulpeed agitation and spin actionentire tor delicate lnbllu nrasIsmmcs provldlns rushed tor heavy materials Five different liminute Wllh periods tn match the fabric to be laundered Recessed mp to help prevent spillover of waters Heavy gauge steel nutshell with two coats of sparkling white acidresistant porce Iain Partial nil huttnnamrox you savings on soap 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