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French language licence plate rinse rarucii Plllli This will he the first to appear in North America nlhe Beautiful Province La Belle Province means CF Wircphoto TVIOIéUmon Meetings LONDON AP Sir Oswald hloslcy said today his union movement storm centre at three riots in nine days will continue public preaching of an ultra rightwing creed which in furiates many Britons lie madn his decision known while still nursing bruises re ceived in clashes in Londons East End Tuesday liardprcssed police arrested st persons on chargeszarislng out of the street tlgliting in cluding hloslcys youngest son Max 22 hiosicy 65yearold sixth ba JnnaLnUvis Br black irted prewar fascist movement told report ers The meetings go on The next one on the schedule will be in Birmingham on sent aanoun acreased unedsiiwssdevelopmg til Parlia ment on the subject of main taining public order The Daily lierald reflecting the views at many Labor members of the Commons asks How long must this go in The newspaper calls an Henry Brooke the new home secre tory to prevent the streets at our cities being litrned into hat tlegrounds CLAIMS FREE SPEECH itiosley maintains his union movement seeks power by par itsmentary muons undthat he is exercising the right at free speech available to every Brit ish subtect Hecluii7ns his meetings avc been broken up by Communists term loosely used by the un ion movement to include all up ponents htosley disclaims nny ontl semltism or even color bias but so Jens favor laws which uldinake Jews Ne onnrl tendon ats gross and most foreigners de sire to live somewhere else The lighting in Londons DaiJ ston area took place on auold prewar battleground between fascists nnd oniiiaseists it erupted aitcr Sir Joseph Simpson metropolitan commissioner told llackncys mayor Daniel West that the police had no authority to stop the meeting in advance TOSS novraiv ruurr ltiosley and his followers were pummelled by crowd oi 700 The crowtl shouttrl down with Mosley ind down with creme GREYLINGSTAD South Afr rica Reuters welllode farmer who exchanged wives with his best trlcnd last week has been found shot dead in his farmhouse He had talked by telephone Monday evening to his wife whorheard what she thought was shot and than silence Police found the husband 27 yearold Beet hlomberg dead with wound in bi rt His automatic pistol was nearby arid the telephone was off the hook ltfomberg and his friend 22 yearbid John Krugeraoollier prosperous local farmer and their respective wives Helen 25 and Elsie 21 agreed last wieklto exchange partners to the coup reunite hutoili four agreed we are happy at last and intend to stay that way The couples said they clsm and threw pennies rot ten inilt and ammunition sup plied by frightened police horses at the union movcmeurrnum bers The police then ordered the meeting closed Rnce rioting in Dudley in Eng lands industrial Midlands pro vided new cause for concern Fighting there erupted during the we and sputtered along for fourdays No connec tion was established between these disorders and the Mosley group The trouble started when white man was taken to has Repori Two cases Swapping tended applying for divorce soon on grounds at desertion The Mombergs had been mar ried seven years and had three children the Krugers married for two years had one chlld Last Friday when newsof the witevexchange spread and was published by newspaper in Johannesburg 65 miles away ltiomberg took Elsie Kruger to her parents home at Krugers do all ads of Momberg said Tuesday he had been upset about gossip over the exchange of wives ww BOSTON AP minister and psychiatrist have swapped wives in friendly with the gun staying with their mother the Record Amer ican says The newspaper in copy pltal for minor loluries after fight with Negro to chair legs blackjacks onrl bro ken bottles No teenage girls were omens those picircdnpyby the police Dudley has 5600 negroes most of them recent arrivals amongzits population ot 55000 RESULT UPIIELD YELLOWKNIFE NWT tCPllhe election of Liberal candidate ltirs lsabei tTibhic tiurdic in the June in federal election in Northwest Territories constiiueney was confirmed ltionday after recount which reduced her winning margin over Eugene Rheaume the Pro gressive Conservative candidate from 323 to 323 rig story Tuesday quoted Dr Richard Lippincott as say ing still all very friendly Everyone was in adrccment eeordinmerican=said those involved were Dr Llppla cott and his wife1irginia and Rev Eric Richard and his Wife Carolyn formerly neigh bors in Georgetown Mass The minister currently with out pulpit in the Congrega tional Christian denomination is personnel worker for Gen eral Electric in Lyanttloss Dr Lippincottuid is staff mem ber at Georgetowns Euldparl Sanitarium for mental patients Rickard said Dr Lippincott and Mrsntilckard btaine vorces 11 Alabama aadtlien the swapping took place Dr Lippincott was quoted as saying the homes cars and chil dren were left withthe mothers The original Lippinentis had three children the original Rickards two DPLiPRlYtWLi 56 for to keep it all were afraid general knowledge of it would makes shambles We pra of the lives of nine people rates Daily Press ltiouday tell staged protest march in B0 tested to pesos during the through the Canadian ambassa the town armed wrlh WEDNESDAY AUG 19¢ yer Helps Bogota Kids TlMMlNS tCPIMnyor Leo Del Villano has launched campaign to send ioo shoe shtae kits to the destitute urcte in of Bogota Columbia so that they can earn living hfr Del Vlllnno rend on Am ciated Press story in the Tim ing how the cautions boys and girls aged from eight to in gain recently to draw attention to their plight Benjamin Zabala is tender of tho ragged parade sold the cold and hungry gamlnes simply wanted workto shine shoes wash cars and sell newspapers HLs homelesl trleotls march but Benjamin said 40 pesos wiiltoniy buy two shoe shine kits ondeo need more than too Bearded hir Del Villano as set upa committee to either to send them to the urchlni dor ia Bogota New ton tluceyears site Mr Del Vil isno organized bear hunt to collect furs for the bearskln photo worn by Buckingham Pat lo reToFe worn yth Must Export Wood Products MURRAY BAY Quc CF Forestry Minister Hugh John Flemming has pointedly told an American woodproducts group that Canada has to export to buy from others and that her forestry sales abroad are vital ills speech Tuesday followed an announcement last weekby President Kennedy of proposals that could sharply curtail Caner dian lumbersales to the United States Canadas main export outlet Sales to the US last years re $450000000 Forest products account for than exports Mr Flemming told the US National Wooden Box Council at Washington DC Fleiiiiiiingflssldécanada consistently buys more from the US than she soils that country and added in our own selfsintereat we are looking for an expansion of trade but this in turnrwill en able us to maintain our econo mic wellvbelng and increase our purchases at Atha things that others wish to sell here MUST EXPAND We havehad an imbalance in our commodity trade for so pest way to rcdresslhlslmtiol once is by expansion of trade rather than by contraction With the countries in the free worldbelng drawn ever more omely together our aims in this regard are in accord with the major trends in the worldtadny policewoman orieleplione Please advise your carrier the Circulation Department PA 66537 advising when ioslopancl restart your Barrie Examiner ruse PQSTEDWITHTHE lOCAi NEwse HAverHseAnniea EXAMINER snapsro YOUEVERY DAY DONT DElAYl Clip and mail handmizguodaL this START DATE STOBDATE CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT THE BARRIE EXAMlNElt VACATION ADDRESS incite Apansss boiling deintnrmilyh On hot day its byesnitch buygor make the kits He plan nearly to per cent of total CnnaI believeJhatJha Piano TDRDMO itiiéA govern mootappointed arbitrator has granted wage lam at 6V to per eeotto PM Ontario Hydro omployeeswho had been barred from striking by special legislation Arbitrator Cort Goldenhergs its decision made public Tuesday had been sanctioned la special di law passed by the Ontario leg islature to prevent strike in April by members at the Na tloual Union of Public Service Employees tCLCl against the Ontario llydroiJleclrlc Power Commission Keeley Cummings president oi the unionlocol said the in crcases were bitter disap pointment ltfr Goldenburg gr ed hourlyrated employees two percent increase effective April lbtil anvnddltiooal liis pcr cent effective April I062 and three per cent effective April SUPPORTED HYDRO liydros last after was two in creases of two per cent each and this was backed by con cllintion board The government In compulsory arbitration to pre furs 3an The Japanese worid gym nast team winners lathe 1960 Olympics at Rome and again be hip the Itrikeatter it niooths of milieu Iailuito may an agreement which candied March at tori Said Mr Cummings Mr Goldrnbcrg merelyspiit the dif ferences leaning definitely in commission on wages its classic example at why Cana an norkers are opposed to compulsory arbitration FUTURE JUSTICE it said one gain made by the union was provision of better costotlivlog escalator clause which he described as afuture 511le in place of present im cc The commissions 1500 salar ied employees were granted smaller increases two of two per cent and once its per cent in the threeyear contract rbir Cummings said the set tlement will provide role of 3181 an hourin 1963 for top rated electricians He soldgratcs in municipal utilities in Tor onto ViudsotFilomilton Sault Ste Marie and Kitchener would be eight to it cents higher Mlliem Barnes Hydros director of labor relations said Mr Goidenherg has given the company and anion set of tar omunsrs at lrague are seeu on their arrival at Montreal Interna gmund mice that should enable them to urstomke tuture bar gaining in good faith and in the best interests of all concerned Files Appeal5 0n Sentence arrows tori Raymond Bruaeau former 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