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soumrzntt an of Canada will again in hot and humid as showers cover the area for third day Rain may also spread to Quebec in late alter noon ltiaritlmu will be cool with clouds clearing later in the day Alberta and Saskat chewan should be sunny and DISTRICT WEATHER Central OTIt Braces ForMore Big Storms Cunning across the Great Lakes frond the midwest 05 large area of unsetUed wea ther will affect the southern Georgian Bay district this week end along with all of central 0nlnrio Cloudy skies and scattercd Douglas Major Powers PORT ELGIN Ont tCPl New Democratic Leader Douglas Friday accused the United States and the Soviet Union of acting as though they owned the world in the name of freedom we carry on war against Vict namese peasants he toldsn NDP womens workship here In tho nameof freedom the Soviet Union and her satellites crush moderate attempts at re form in Czechoslovakia with ganks and troops 1espeak of international law tndthe quality of nations and jet in Vietnam and the Domini vcan Republic in Hungary and Czechoslovairia the two leading vnatinas of the world feel free to act as if they think the world and all its people belong to them drain Restricts CNE Crowds TORONTO CPI weath er piagued the cane Nation al Exhibition again Fridaywtth an evening storm that emptied he park and held down night attendance The days total at the turns tiles was 110500 In 1967 on the same day attendance was too Overall attenriaoce for the first nine days of the 90th CNE totais 1297000 The figure is be Uhind last years ninenay total of 1683000 showers will influence the region today while more severe thun dershowers are forecast for to morrow Winds will shift to 20 from the west Sunday and tem peratures will fail irom the present sticky conditions For the Lake Simcoe area Hits Mr Douglas also struck out at values within Canadian society He cautioned against letting minor eccentricities of the young obscure the justice oi their stand against thepresent way of life Dont be misled by the boards iottg hair and love heads These are Inerer super fieial symbols of genuine di senchantment with our modern society Ours manipulated soci ety society of shabby values rrtaterlalistic hypocritical fearridden society partial text of Mr Douglas speech was released before de livery WORLD urns IN Baler Ilch sans CHICAGO APt photog rapher tonlr apicture of young woman witha baby strapped to her back during demonstra tion in Civic Centre Piasa Fri day Afterward he sought to learn her identity and was given number of faceiiuus replies So he asked the name oithe bah dont know isnt mine Its baby com RAIN tailsas WASHINGTON AP The drain of US gold has levelled off since the dollar crisis at the start of the yes The treasury reported Friday that the coun trys gold stockpile dropped only 35000000 July for less than the pre ous months in gt IMPERIAL We ALL THE susrrNse or THE rLus THE ACTION orT wmrntrroto Tflflflfffflfllf Wflfllllflllllfi mainly warm but British cat umbia has clouds and drawers forecast while Manitoba will have gradual clearing CP Wirephofo theTorooto Weather Office fre casts low tonight of 65 degrees with high of 75 tomorrow In downtown Barrie at 10 mm the Examiner thermometer reg istcred muggy 00 degrees Synopsis Unsettled weather prevails over all of northern and central Ontario as vigor ous weather disturbance moves towards the great lakes area from Minnesota This weather system will move eastward Into Quebec on Sunday and showers will slowly taper off in the North Some clearing is likely during the day across southern Ontario as cooler drier air moves in Low tonight high Sunday Windsor 70 St Thomas 70 London 70 Kitchener 70 Itlount Forest wingham Hamilton St Catharines 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 7ft Trenton Killalee Mushoita North Bay after 52 years as stenographcr suitsor venous HEDIRTYPOZEN Sudbury Eariton 70 70 crease The gold reserves to talled $10676000 at the end of July PRODUCEflfiEAD HOLLYWOOD AP Ilene dict Bogeaus My movie prodhel or whose films includcdvitridge of San Luis itey aoditfacomber Affair was found dFyrdeaied in his apartment apparently from heart attack THINK ALIKE LOS ANGELES AP Christable Troxel 60 decided shed worked euoughsu she has quit the Union IPaLiiie Railroad and clerk That convinced her sister Maud 77 and she too is resigning after years with the railwa now sttownto maaruur ahaum Allison 24 in liberal Government Considers Drastic Transport Policy Change By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA iglfifima It predecessors eau love ernmént is re to be viawlogCcnn an air transport policy and the possibility ot tnahiogfilr Canada into pub lic shareholder owned com Pitt James Richardson new min ister without poruotio with spe dll responsibilities for trans port matters has been given the job of drafthtg new policy toraubmlsslon to the cabinet to case Youths Leave MONTREAL CP About so young volunteers with the Cana dian University Service Over seas are to leave Montreal Io tcrnauonal Airport tonight on route to twoyearuEcrlod of service in French5pc Atri carl nations The volunteers most of them at university graduates will work to various capacities in Guinea ivory CoastTogo Cameroon Chat The Cong Rwanda and Madagascar After spending day in Paris the group will proe Volta where they undergo threeweek training period in strizh fields as education health agriculture and sociology group oi 20 volunteers left to join the CUSO project Tucs dli and about dozen more are expected to fly to Iunlslain the fall CUSO volunteers are not paid by the Canadian government or any private organization but work for the governments oi the countries to which they are sent at salaries equal to the local wage scale to Upper The oeanoid former head of Richardson Securities of Cash ads in said to have Powerful its Till imtimiuciy so ever pit owned airline go its own way to the business world lie could not be reached for comment Air Canada formerly Trans anada Air Liner now is owned by Canadian National Railways itself Crown corporation ONCE HAD MONOPOLY Until the Dieienbalrer govern ment had its review at alrpol icy TCA bad monopoly on clossCanada urine Canadian Pacific Airlines was then per mitted to schedule limited crossCanada service During its time in office the Pearson government reviewed air policy and left the major lines pretty much as they were It opened the way fnr more pri vatelyowntal feeder Lines to contribute to the crossCanIda network of service The new Trudeau govern ments review is reported to start first with the future of Air Canada and then spread into wider questions of whether Cun ada can support two molar lines or whether Air Canada and CF Airlines should be merged and put into positiorl of cation oration rather than competition MORE SPECULATION The question is fatten even further by some thought that Air Canada might become one of number of Crown corpora tions which would be taken over by the Canadian Development Corp if and when it is set up FOUND RELIC Archenlogisis have found mummified body believed to be 1900 years old during widening of road outside Rome Admit Illegal Pilotage MONTREAL CP Shipping sources say the federal govern ment has admitted that it has been administering oil at ge procedures illegally for more than 20 years and plans to in troduce legislation before March at to correct the wrongs The sources who asked to II main uhldcntlfied said the ad mission was made at special closedvmeetings in Ottawa by lieach Agreement For Truck Men TORONTO CPI tenta tive agreement between nego tiators of the International Brptherhood of Teamsters and the Ontario Motor Transport In dustrial Relations Bureau was reached Friday Terms were not released The proposed agreement cov ering 10000 employees of 51 major trucking companies in the province will be voted on Sunday by five locals to the province Votesrwlll be held in Sault Ste Marie HamiltonKingston London andWindsor would be takcn involving BARRIE HURONIA DRIVEIN THEATRE TONIGHT SUNDAY MONAY Como Early Saturday and Play Bingo Duties it Baldwin deputy transport minister The meetings July 31 and Aug were attended by repre sentativos of the transport de partmenttbe Dnminion Marina Association the Shipping Feder ation of Canada the Federation of St Lawrenca River PlioLa and the National Association of Canadian Murine Pilots The sources said the repre sentatives were armed with list of irregularities culled from the recentlycompleted re port of the royal commission on pilotage CITES ILLEGALITIES The list included at practices described either as exceeding authority or as illegal and rang ing from prescribing examina tion fees for pilots to improperly defeating the coastal districts in which the pilots operate ML Baldwin was quoted as saying that the government wanted to ensure continuation of pilotage service until Parliae ment could deal with the com mission report in final way It was agreed at the Aug meeting that no legal action present pilotage practtces if remedial legislation passed before March at Seem Dissatisfied MONTREAL CF The In ternaflonal radar meteorology conference at McGillUnlvanlty closed Friday with bickering be tween scientists from the Soviet Union and other countries Alter the four days of meet inanc of the rare occasions the annual conference has been held outslda the United States tha weather scientists prepared to depart for Tomato where fiveday international confer ence on cloud physics begins Monday The fireman Soviet delega tionvoided the final summe tions Friday afternoondrops tng instead tour of lhaExpo a1 altobut indicated earlier in the day through lnterpreterV Troushinc they had metjn an expected wall of tuna in the discussion and workshop sea lions here Throughout the conference four Soviet scientists rat in corner oi the auditorium on the hicGilicsmpus and received whllpered translation from the interpreter of the highly techni cal data discussed Dr Stewart Marshall pm lessor of meteorology at Mill and organizer of the eonferenu admitted that terminology was problem which INS be cause many scientific groups VGaeton Paris Is Going Home MONTREAL CPI Guilt Paris Canadas first surviving heart transplant patientI will yIeave hospital for home early next weekprobath Monday or Tuesdaya spokesman for the Itiontreal Heart institute said Friday The spokesman said Mr Paris is who received the heart of young motorcycle ae cident victim in June 28 oper atlon has made steady progress during his 57 days in hospital in recent weeks he has made almost daily forays outside iha institute including visit to the Man and His World exhlbluon He spends three or four hours day outside the hospital now the spokesman said He goes home for lunch with his family Mr Pariss life at home will be free from tha tight precau ions against possiblelniection which dictated his first days of convalescence The transplant operation was performed by titreeanan mo Zical team headed by Dr Pierre Groudln Anearlier transplantwas performed by the same team My 31 on Al ch assoc WING BINGO Every Monday at gt 800 pm SPECIALS JACKPOT saloon SHARE THE WEALTH Admission 50c 14 HIGH 51 Above NitService Cleaners Sundays great day to come down qnd sea the baslCNE eve bert Murphy50 who survived hours Mr Parts all eieetricai de signer from suburban Laval is married and has five children There have been heart transplant operations of which It patients survive were working in relatively new fields of study and sometimes had tocboosc their Wit tome to describe their observations We do of course need to come in rome mt on terminology he said Somrscieallstshere said pet vater they were not about Russian research which claimed to have discov ercd methods to save crops from hail damage in one paper Soviet scientists have described method of shooting selfexploding artillery shells at clouds containing hIlL chemical to the shells prevent edthe hail from forming tflI size which could damage crops when they fell Oua 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