NEWS common Partiyg Leader Big Crowds In NLB FREDERICTON CF up oral Premier Auk noel daaud ItKl Promsslve Conser votive leader Van Horne carried their campaigns for llondays New Brunsurrdr elec tion into common tor ritnry Thursday night Both leaders campaigned in the itlintoaripmnn an en east of here and both attracted capac ity audiences in high school on dllorlums Mr llabldmud stressed the record of hls government during its seven years in office lie said the 573000000 spent annunl ly on eduortlon in New Burns wick should not in considcrcd an expenditure its an investment In our human remap he told rally in the cogivmlning centre of lllnto Speakingiin Chipman15 miles from Niinto Mr Van Home sold in had been in mined in four successful politi cal can53km lirtiho enliiuT slcsm support and interest in this campaign sinpasses any thing have ever seen Serious Concern OTTAWA tCPiCanada has urged the United States admin istration tn resit legislation now before Congress to rulse import quotes or place other restric tion on timports Trade Minister Winters announced Thursday lie said in note was delivered on thegtllS government by the Canadian embassy Thresdny exe pressnrg Canadas serious oon com about congressional moves toward protectiOnism Toliow fng istmcesiul completion of the Kennedy Round the Canadian government is preparing to make its initial tariff cuts and to imtroduce its new machinery program on Jan 1968 the noln said hinder the intended tariff cuts production machinery of airind not made in Canada would be permitted free entry aftcr Jan and wide range of other tar ilfs wmrld be reduced Irish Sweeps DUBLIN CPLA total of 368 Canadianheld tlclrnts were drawn Wednesday and Thurs day in the Irish Sweepstakes based on Saturdays running oi the English racing classic the Cambridgeshire Handicap Tickets in the international lottery hdd titree times yearly to aid hospitals in the Irish Re public were drawn on all 81 horses eligible for the Cam bridgeshire although fewer than half are expected to start final oallover of starters will be held in london today No Cnnadien tickets were drawn on two of the ellgibles Phanoom Jet and Fab Seii Three Liners DONDQN CPiCunnrd SteamShip Cn closely linked with Canada for l27 years is cutting off its Canadian passen gcr service and seiling three more ocean liners in series of drastic moves to pull itself out of tough financial plight Thehistoric line founded by Samuel Cunard of Halifax but controlled in Britain for genera trons no ee Thursday night it is sllrnmlngils passe gen fleet down to just three ships it will be the Cunards smallest number of ships in 70 years LOUIE ROBIOBAUD Want Lobbyist TORONTO CPlOntlrin surance men moved Thursday to protect themselves ngainxt illinformed politicians The annual Ontario insurance Agenls Association onnventl approved rcsohttion to con er hiring fulltlme lobbyist look alter the associations forests at Queens Park the provincial seat of government The resolution complains rcpcotcd attack by formed politicians to whom is not always ticai to no licly refute deny Remote Chance NIAGARA sous Dnt CF lhe possibility of the lohaow industry producing safe ciga rette is remote the Ontnno Public Health Association was told Thursday Dr Neville ldooe protes snr of Medicine at the Univer dient or prac canon Baugh Dead wwwmrm CanonCynuWFBrughw whom theoldrspnctising Anglican minister in bonds whenheretlredlutyearafter do your in the puhdt died mneedwuhhbmmera liaps Movement 51 CATTlARlNES CPiThn Canadian labor movement has been condemned by one of its own members for failing to take strong stand Ilnlnst the war in Vietnam EdrFinnrpubltclrelatlons di rector for the Canadian Brother hood ol Reilwry hamport and General Workm raid labor in rhiridng its responsth by re in etrocity of our time is allowed in contlmo Mr Finn told the St Cathnn iner labor council that fear of losing Job in industries which export military suppliu to the on id to in Amerlcrn parent orgonizallons and fear of being associated of with bearded antiwar dunner vectors has kept labor quid Will Be Warmer VANCOUVER CPiThree topless dancerr who picketed downtown restaurant for higher wages discount on meals nnd heater for their dressing room came in out of the cold Wednesday They returned to work alter they were offered or heater Bu they agreed their flotnweek salarlcswera suffi dent maining silent whie the worst US indirect pressure from discount on meals and the oily oi Western Ohm raid the only safe cigarette il one that UNDERWATER wann Vnncoltvcr Aquarium assis tent Terry Method uses herring into the mouth of female beluga whole The creature has refused to eat Max Gordon civilian employees of General Dynamics were un hurt as the parachute draped across power line and left them hanging upside down in the election module They freed themselves Controversy has swirled about voluntarily since its recent ar rival and the aquarium staff must spendnp to three hours in day persuading her to sunl low 35 minds fish the versatile craft ever since Defence Secretary Robert McNamara urged its develop ment more than live yars ago my mm mm ADS rnorn mun vuonmm OP murmur affected lnme Eliops Inaeased1 rain mm shopping centres and neighbor hood stores MAIL MOVE SLOW slowdown in null delivery rnlil plohrpn havn been delayed by lncreased ovcrtlme work or trafï¬c policemen taxi tntvk drivers hfore money for the dty of Montreal as police trend out Wand of $5 parking tickets to motorists herdpressed to find ieï¬i parking spot Klngeiu bottlenecks have bo workers employed by the Mont real Ttansportnllon Commisston walked off their Jobs Sept 21 The polioedepnrtmem from the outset relaxed its enforce They have ticketed some care ldtinnoparkm gzonesonnnio streets but many motorists have salt they would rather pay the fine occasionally thanlieavo lhcl cars at home their vehicle on the highspeed Bonaventure Automolc lending lrom downtown Montreal past the main entrance Attendance at the worlds fair has fallen bdow the forecast mme routine since the 6000 ment of parkingfleguintlons Expo 67 some visitors left Stflke JD 30 flat ooomo level on the nuts in few run restatrramn end stores site could range any lrorn $1500000 to $4 the strike last til and of October The bus rdnrttlo service be the main entrance to the and the 12er Victoria parking lot has been maintained by trailer trains on uheeh hor lowed immihe Canadian National Exhibition in Tomato and from the City of Montreal Expo Exoress the fair frce mass transportation has beenkept running during the strike Sales at the department slot suburban branches were term the drop in business downtown The dqmrtmant stores and puny other businesses organ ized trunk shuttle services to get their employees to work The trucks stop at varioln points in the suburbs to let off employees riding in the hack Many other workers are using car pools 35 Owen Sh Barrie were Lciqihoodniufbin they were not enough to counv Former liremier Yoshida Dead 0130 Japan Ari Former Premier Shlgeru Yoshldn died here today He was as inflammation of the gall bind der was given as the immediate cause of the death As premier from 1946 unï¬l he stepped downln 1954 Yorhidl put his country back on the path to stability and economic pros perity offer the defentol the Second World War and directed it firmly toward the West 00 holler AlliSTON morons VW Sale Service Highway 89 mile West of Alli 4855101 Duvid Howe ONTARIO AND SURVEYOR 7286851 wishes to announce that he hasopened an office to practice land surveying at the above address Mr Howe has operated land surveying practice in the City of Kitchener for the past 13 years allows the smoker to inhale hot air and nothing else Denies liepori Plane Crashes HOWE Tex ADA super aonlc FlllA fighterbomber crashed in North Texas pas ture Thursday night new es His Her QUEBEC CPLï¬r Ray mnnd Roblllard president of the Federation of Quebec Medical Specialists appearing Thursday before Chief Justice Frederic Dorion of Quebec pe for Courtpdenied remarks attribu ted to him Oct 13 in Canadian Press report about the current radiologists dispute Chief Justice Dorian ad journed the contempt of court hearing until next Tuesday when evidence will be given by CP reporter who wroletba Oct 15 report following tele phrane interview withtDr Robil lar Named Director NEON UHRel iiam We 40 of Burnaby BC has been appohiled dirce for of planningfor the Anglican Churdi of Canada it was an nounced Thursday Rev Canon David Somerviile exemrhve director of the church program for planning and re search said Mr Lowe will begin his duties Nov by low grating the loinyearold Angli cupe system saved both crew members The $5000000 plane was an air force version of the contro versial TEX variablesweep wing jot built at the Fort Worth plentof General Dynamics 7o miter southeast of here The plane hit and broke Out stand mow can World Mission me into the churchs general budget cDry Cleaning Have the 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