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enticement ieiti pro cnt at the Quebec Music astivel and Gratien Gallo artisans welcome Queen Moths Elisabeth to acon cert presented bythe Queb festival Sunday night Wirepb no Highraav Death Toll Hloh some acrossxcqhadq lly tacawaoratv Panes Cansdss Atlantic Provinces neeriy had perfect satety roe Olfllblti elsewhere in the coun try ateilty autisch were typi or Janaweekendu Canadian Press survey oi accidental deaths from pm ideal times Friday to midnight Sunday showed traffic death in New Brunswick as the only fatality in the four Atlantic provinces Newfoundland Prince Edwardisland and Nova Scotia were alltatalityirea But across the country to tal of 53 iatallties were re partcd3ll of themin traiiic mishaps Ontario and Quebec accounted lormorc than hell the tall with i7 and is respee tivoiy Ontario had 15 oi the traiiie deaths while Quebec had eightI Alberta six Saskatchewan live British Columbia two and Manl tobo one Quebec had four of nine awnings reported Two of the others were in no white litan itoba Alberta and the Yukon cachhnd one Fires claimed two lives in Manitoba and one in Ontario and six persons died in mlscel lanaous accidents three at them in Quebec two in 80 and one in Ontario TWO KILLED BY TRAIN Two of the unclassified deaths were irom falls and another two persons were killed in atrain accident in 56 The survey includes occideh tal deaths that result iroro weekend activities but excludes natural deaths industrial acci dents and known suicides Ontario dcadi Eric Lubtnskl 21 at Kirkland Lake when his car collided with truck he was trying to pass near Kenogami west at Kirk land Lake Saturday Ulric Bourgeois it at Navan when his car left road out side Ottawa and rolled over in ditch Saturday Rogerhlng Klnaear it at hienkland whena car in which he was passenger crashed polo near ll 45 when the car in which she was passenger was iorced oil Highway lot by another car and crashed through roadside fence Sunday Craig Holbrook it after his car went out at central and struck nconcrete abutment at at Newmarkat shopping centre Saturday Gerald Kelly ill at Spanish when his car spun out at con trol on Highway 17 near Span ish Saturday Grant Gilmourc Simpson as of St Catharines aitcra car in which he was passenger missed curveand rolled over Saturday Anne Simpsonr to of George town vvhcn aearshc was rid ing crashed into bridge abut nent neartleorgclown Satan 53 William Mater 78oi Fe lllight vlllsgeiust van in an and thenbe causeh ovedbooke cams timer orlprolessor attlli Ontario college at Phar mao ln imam his very own last it great dealfand ItheVMtnlstcr oi Education and of his love iorvteachlngfihe be ststod draithegiit at books theaters Oaca llu Mrs Stewart Inspector it spoke on behslt were monument that all could apprcci th Bruce Wiee of No AreaBoard 1° wandslam an etiorts and ambition he became thanked Mrs Stewart onbehall downstairs at his ho day Onlidamache la Alsfn it both oi tacitaWa and Barry Leawrlght Brovm Enrol Unionp Ohio whena car wldch they were passenger crashed into rock iaca Satur day on Highway 17 near North ay Richard Hnworth ti otlor onto when car in which he was apaasenger rolled over an curve on Highway 12 two miles north at Beaverton Sandra Robots at RR llierlio when she fell mdervthe wheels at awater tank she was riding while her father was towv ing it by tractor at her grand fathers farm in Moreen town ship near Leamington Jerome McFadden at Peter borough when the car he was driving tell the Warsaw Rdfive miles eastoi Feierbarough Shirley Collins ll of Camp beiliord in headon collision between car and light truck on Highway on three miles north at Campbeliiord Sunday hire Jeliie Hunter 72 who died in hospitalat Hamilton Saturday after her clothes caught fire while she was cook than killed in collision on the TransCanada highwaywest at NipigonSunday night $5101vlillionMoney Trade seen Major Breakthrough ay senses moon Canidioa Press Business Editor The exchange ot 550000000 oi ench oihcrs currencies by the Unlted States and the United Kingdom is described in some quarters as major breakt through in the solution of na tional balnnceoipaymcnts dil ficulties Bdolly it apparently means that the United Kingdom will use the American currency as part at its an exchange re serves without converting it into gold and the United States will when necessary use the starting to pay some of its lor algn cornmltmanta instead of using gold This has the effect at easing the drain on American gold one of the mostunsettling tactora in international linens 5and trade By itself the action probably wouldnt solve much but it may introduce new line of attack growing international coopera on Such atopswont cure na saqu national situations but they are potean stopping ar tificial drnlns and parties trom developing They arejbhe sort olthinggthatmny not got big headlines but which maybe 00110 He he les always an have hover moregthan he ills parents were poo people Contlnued from Pat three the iaiis accomm tlon past years Calsey explained the tcrvbvtto hold prisoners an trial After trial and senteacaf they are removed to Provincial lns ution or raiormatory llowevcr it is possible fonts prisoner to remain several monthsin the county yell whilehis case goes through due legal process What happens when man is arrestedmnd brought to the Jail lieta searched and his personal belonging taken from him Mr Casey told me These are listed and two guards and the prisoner mustsign the list attesting to its correctness The belongings are kept untitths prisoner leaves the tail The man is then taken tothe com men room whereha undresses andshowars alter which his clothes are returned to him He doosnot wear prison clothes unless hois convicted and san tenced Within 24 hours alter admission he is examined by the jail physician and is given gt amen roim vi accompanied the Governor on brief tour at the iaiit Passinglthrougb the reception room we entered the common room which contains toilet tac lllties and showers There is no privacy andgthcra lap guard there to watch the pris oners while they are to this room There are two barred sections with metal doors which open on the comrnonvroorn in more luadamantal than many that do ln Canada last weeksoma gotta fundamental economic developments got caught up in political debate and until after June lit peoplamny tied it hard to take an obieetive look at them or strike an overall bai war influences ltsllao interests announced ance inregard to their tugoi CA PLA Itothe ay Dean orheudteaeher oi the at the peopleol the area hiss up his stud Shaman prnclpaljol Paluswlck School also expressed thanks to she said city can by comer of honor under oi sowadmg Foliowiagtb resentation by roads aat llotel had heard table fguests will include the recently installed Honorary Colonel pnb lisher Vltoylhomso and Lt comm dingoiilcer em or WELCOME loved book one donors fortho gigoldoh fhdaior lthicKltlican chairman for the reunion is extending an nvltallon to all will beheldjat the Roynlt no several lsnportan been lost motel anyiermer mam rs residing in Ontariery tomahethe Toronto trip it possiblett not head Toronto Scottish Regiment Fort Roulh on today that mm lhey status rum 2plh wstIowlwe York Armoury wouldlike lo hear tramany tarmac mem bers by mail Aiheavyturnout is expected for although the regiment was mainly remitted to teas in Tom onto many enlisted fsnruyarl nus Ontarioceotres and fall platoons earnsva bury Later during thcuEuropv can campaign strong reinforce mainswere addedJro are we avalk ed over to one of these bnrred sections and looked into long marrow room the jail is not rclsa yard Along the fotbe wail thereisa rowoi rnctel doors set closely together which openinto the individual cells There was long wood en Iable with benched in the centre oi the day room and the Governor explained that was where the prisoners were allowed some freedom at cer tain times at thsdey cor PtJltltlliGE Over too years ago prisoners were fed one pint of porridge for breakfast and and halt pounds at bread tor dinner and one pint oi porridge again for supper they were allowed salt and water and evidently that was the complete diet Itesked tth Governorwhat wouldlze typical daysmenu tor theorié sonors He said they get cereal withmilk and sugar bread and tea for Vbreaitinsti vegetable souphbread and lamand tea for dinner and tried hamburg with onions potatoes and bread andteafor supper He said the load was brought to the pris oners in the day room and each man was allotted gener dua ortloaa SPIRITUAL HELP The salvatinnfinny provides regular religious service and Father Blackwell at St Marys Parish Barrie visitatheCuth elicprisoners once each week clergyman ntothar faiths are available when prisoners re quest to see them Questioned about discipline Governor Casey said all that was espacted at prisoner Was to act iuan orderly manner Howeverwhan they are admit ted each prisoner is given printed list of rules and regu lations lhey are allowed two visitors per week before sen tence and one per week after sentence Visitors are not per mittedv to bring parcels with food or tobacco but may leave money which is credited to the prisoners Haccaunt and trorn which hemay buy ap proved reading material or cig arettes Prisoners may send Honours DRIVEIN New ma recs tiMA unmatched THE tcouwrv JAiL as tr APPEARS rooav two etters per waek before they are sentenced and one per week after they are sen icnced and receive incoming mail at all reasonable time Both incoming rnaiiis censored nasv are canon Its easy to place anlibtam taker will assist you with the vnrdingnf your advertisement and out going iner Want Ad Simply phone PA lllet and friendly ad Written by the master moan author at PstHOI sauna oustow can WlitilMS IliiilGHT STEVENS by WARNER aces Linear anchorwoman catama or colroam can PfaffOrdtaIataore bury7y ciaodyad that newpuip will be mnomo op Malgum Will batten Hittite built on the Miramichl river at Althea Progressive ConssrvaJ SWWNWSW NB With th the candidate lnthe suburbanv mi WP riding of liorkllumber conu MW tirmed Saturday sho has asked doctors in her riding for cam paign iunda tohclp defeat lized medical care tier ilnance committee chair man RBruca Wallacensent letter toavery doctor lathe rid ing oslrtng tor money to assist herncampaign The latter was mentioned by her Liberal opponent Ralph Cowan at meeting Fr ay aim Dated Jane that aaysdiit part there is good reason lobe 1levethat our main opponent will he the Socialistparty can didnta NDP policieslneiudingt Sivszeelalized medical are are rtalnlynot in the best public interest elated 529 gt Comm ll Charles Millardt New De ecratlc Party candidate said The PCs are certainly cor rect when they say we are their main oppositionth count for nothing this rid ng PtlitN Nowroflarrsweirnts sacrament entrustswam courts avouacareWav rooaronitmlrw esraausnconaor 66 TORONTO STREET BARRIE COMPL counsesron GENERAL ore gt LOYMENT sumacuse iha hitter