iiarry the harbor seal is en toying the cool weather at the Sinryland Valley Zoo in NEW YORK AP The i2 man crew or rcscareh vessel that laundered in the North At lantic were plucked from life hours in the open sea the coast guard said The crew members were not and cold but were otherwise unharmed The Ess ristinelya Norwegian Race Row Si LONDON AP rowovL race relations simmered behind the scenes of the Common wealth conference today and threatened to breach the sur face calm at the Zavnntiort sumA mit meeting The dispute pitted Africans against Asians and both Afri cans and Asians against the British Tltettcst Indians were anxious spectators Ministers of eight involved countries agreed to arm spe eial group to study ways oi re gulating the law oi Common wealth migrants to Britain But some deleg ates feared this might be device to sidetrack the issue Pakistani Foreign IMinister Arshad ilusnin served notice he might raise the prob lem before the full conference in Marlborough House Atstake is the future of thou sands oi persons of Asian de rail today nitcr spending 2o LONDON CONFERENCE Edmonton lie was ovcrcoma by curiosity when cam era was aimed at him results ing in this appealing picturc 12 Crewmen Are From Raft Aiter Ship Sinks Ireighlcr picked up the men at am EST coast guard spokesman said altor the deck ortieer spotted flashlight signals The 12 men huddled in the single liicrail altcr abandoning their ship the Sea Surveyor of New London Conn at midnight Tuesday night 20 minutes be fore the vessel sank about 230 elatiOns mmers harnesin Brilaininitorrrlostng their livelihoods in such African Commonwealth countries as Kenya Uganda and Zambia The Asians are being torecd out because the African govern ments want their businesses for their own people ltlost oi the Asians hold lirilish passports But Britain now has severe curbs on immigration and wants the Asians to go to the countries their forebears came lrom india and Pakistan Neither one wants them and feels the immi grants are solely British rc sponsibility Delegates from the West In dies were reported insisting on thorough review of Common wealth migration trends Many oi Britains 1000000 colored im migrantscome from the Carib boan islands and their home governments dont want them to be the victims of new prejudice resulting irom the influx oi scent who soon may seek new Cleo too potmd cougar at the Surrey zoo enjoys break fast drink straim from the Asians rrrv carton Well mannered cat soon picked up new drinking technique when olfered straw urax Mutt EXAMINER More Snow lover and more show Barrie residents have barely nabbed digging out at the list now norm and already more snow is called ior by the truth or man The tall will begin tonight and continue Ibursday Between three and six inches is forecast tor this region by the Toronto weather otiice Overnight tanneraturea will read low or 11 degrees with high of 25 tomorrow Show will taper oil to flurrlos late Thursday as cooler air returns Winds will be northwest 10 to HIGHW Sy sis Snow spreading across the western Great Lakes will cover all of Ontario by late tonight Temperatures will drop again Thursday as north cry winds develop over the pro ace DISTRICT WEATHER WEDNLSDAT JANUARY in Snow Georgian Bay Temaxami Cochrane Western James Bay increasing cloudiness to with snow beginning in the attornoon mow and milder to night ntrning colder with snow tapering off to iltnries Thurs day Light wlnds increasing to easterly on today and becoming northerly 20 Thursday Sault Ste Mario lgoma White River increasing cloudi ncss with snow by aitcrnoon ltiildcr with snow tonight Thursday cloudy with snowflur rics and colder Winds easterly is to 20 today and northwest 20 Thursday Montreal and Ottawa Var lablo cloudiness with Iew snowilurrics and drilling snow today Thursday increasing cloudiness with some show like ly late in the day Cooler Winds northwest 20 with gusts to no Soutrut snu STARE possible otherwise The species prefer cool winter temperatures to the no days of summer and tall GP wircphotol Rescued miles southeast or New York The Sea Surveyor ilfl feet long was owned by the Electric Boat Division at the General Dynamics Corp An air sea search was begun aiter the ship iailed to report its position at noon ntesday while on its way to rendezvous with LLS Navy submarine Winds were on to ti knots and waves eight to 15 feet in the areazwhere the men were pick ed upI the coast guard said A1142 men including Adrian Lane the skipper are employ ces of General Dynamics The ship sailed from New London Sunday and was due back Thurs day or hiday The Sea Surveyor checked in at noon Monday and reported no trouble Tthuast guard said the cause oi the Sea Surveyors ioundering was andetermined Across LONDON AP Smoking marijuana is becoming week end pastime irrr more and more unskilled British workers an ofv tieial committee reported today The committee recommended that the maximum penalty for using pot be reduced to two years ram 10 It also urged review of the powers at the po lice to make drug searches and arrests We have no doubt that the wider use of marijuana should not be encouraged said Sir Edward Wayne the committee chairman LOS ANGELES AP Re porters walching the Sirhan Biss hara Sirhan trial over closed circuit television find the receplt lion bad and faces indistinguisn able The system does allow twice its many newspaper men re port proceedings as would be Sirhan charged with murder ing Senator Robert Kennedy oi New York is being tried in tiny heavily guarded eighthv floor courtroom There are 75 seats in the public area about Windsor landon ake St Clair Lake Erie Lake tluron increasing cloudiness afternoon ntght and Thursday Turning colder Thursday afternoon with snow tapering oil to flurries Light winds increasing to south erly 10 today and shifting to northwest zo Thursday Toronto Hamilton Lake Ontario Hniihurton Southern Georgian Bay creasing cloudiness today with snow beginnning in the evening Snow and milder tonight and Thursday Turning colder with Niagara Thursday Light winds increas ing to southerly 20 today and shifting to northwest 20 late Thursday North Bay Sudbury Northern Farmer Urges To Needy 0i TORONTO lCP TI Pol ished presentations ol powerful term and industrial organiza tions seekingways to make more money from the sale of corn as cattle feed were intcr ruptcd Tuesday by shy grey ing farmer with proposal for feeding more com to hungry people This product might take some time to catch on in Can ada where the housewife has been conditioned to convenience foods said Howard Wecsc oi Carrying Place 0nt as be dis played three types oi dried sweet corn To our neighbors in Central and South America dried corn rhasialwaysirccnrnjstaple iood litany oi these neighbors still go Poi Popular ence in Britain appointed by Press Finds Reception Poor On Sirhan Trial TV Circuit hungry to bed We can do noth But on the other hand we think the dangers of its use have been overstated and that existing criminal sanctions in tended to curb its use are ultius tiiiably severe The report was prepared by the Committee on Drug Depend the government to investigate drugtaking The committee said there had been gradual growth oi mari juana smoking during the last to years in Britain but it was impossible to estimate the num bers accurately mbmbers oi the general public are admitted each day The closedcircuit TV is shown in newsroom four floors below where the trial is taking place Reporters entering it as well as the main court room are searched by security ofï¬cials The closed circuit telev on is shown on three largescreen blacksandwhite sets The sets give an overhead view oi the courtroom Reporters debated about the identities of backs of heads and most of the time it day with snow beginning in the Snow and milder to snow tapering oil to ilurrics lnla becoming light tonight Supplying Com South America ing better to insure our iuture than to insure theirs would like to propose that we in Canada and particularly in Ontario provide them with whole kernel dried corn ltir Vccso said dried sweet corn which he claims has better flavor than canned or tro zen varieties can be ground and mixed with skim milk pow der to make many products that are common loads in some countries iii told the special committee on farm income in Ontario that he has been experimenting for sever years on methods at drying sweet corn grown on his arm inJrinoerIdeardr County He said tlle best method is to husk and blanch the corn at its best eating stage and to shall it only aitcr lengthy drying pe riud apologize for this brief dont have secretary and wrote it myself on Sunday he told the committee Everett Eiggs deputy minis ter of agriculture and chairman of the committee said the meet ings major concern was with the problems of field corn grown largely as cattle feed Mr ttccses hriei would how ever be referred to the agriculv lure departments re stait for investigation ALLOWED TO SAIL FORT LAUDERDALE Fla tAPl The British cruise ship Carmenia which failed to meet United States safety require ments last month has been is sued certificate to sail spokesman for Cunard the owner said The spokesman said the ship will sail for the West indies Saturda ECONOMICAL DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY RATES 7266474 Barrie DriveACar ers and securityofï¬cials Five BARBIE nusmrss courts evenly divided between report was impossible to tell which 233 Bradford St JANUARY DAY CLASS Here is your opportunity to begin our complete Blisinass Training Course Either with or without shorthand in our new da January 1969 Be ready fora better job wit May This course includes Typewriting Shoriha Correspondence Filing Office Procedure Writing class beginning Monday good pay by the end of mi Bookkeeping Business Rapid Calculation Spelling and GET THE DETAILS NOW AND PLAN TO JOIN OUR NEW DAY CLASS ON MONDAY JANUARY I969 lCP Wirephoto 66 rename 51 aAthe PHONE 72m snow is forecast today for QuebecAnother snow am covers southern Saskatche Wan Manitoba and part oi Northwestern Ontario Skies in other parts of Canada are temperatures seasonal through out tCP Wircpholol Windsor 20 32 St Thomas 70 32 all ol the Atlantic Provinces IAndon 20 30 mm 20 and the EasternTounshipl ol dount Forest 15 25 Vingham is 25 Hamilton so Demand Domtar St Catharlncs 20 30 Toronto an 30 Pctcrborough lo 15 op aiges Kingston 15 75 SHEILBROOKE Que CF Owen Sound is 25 Full and paper union 1uesdoy Trenton 27 reafï¬rmed its demand that Krtlaloe to Domtar Lid drop charges Muskoko is 15 against the union and several oi North Bay 10 its members or face contin Sudhury uatlon oi Skzvmonlhnld strike Eaï¬llogl 13 by 1200 workers Kimshgi Named in the charges are the mm In Canadian Federation or Pulp WWW and Paper Workers and 39 at its nmmins 10 members for two Domtar plants in the nearby Eastern Town ships communities oi Windsor and East Angus Thirtytour men and the union have been charged with violating injunc lions The union and live strike leaders have been charged with theft and threats of violence Domtar spokesman said Tuesday that proceedings have already started in several of the cases and those cases where the Crown has laid the change can not be dismissed However union spokesman Oscar Fournier said in an in terview the charges involving injunctions could be dropped If they were union leaders would recommend that the member ship accept new contract agreed on prior to the present dispute The men went out on strike July it askingior itscent hourly increase over two years They were earning an average of $29fl an hour REGISTERS K0 MIAMI BEACH Fla lCPl Eddie Talhami of Montreal No lvtunkerl challengerto George Oh it Canadian heavyu weight title registered his third straight knockout Monday night with thirdround victory over Johnny Hodges They appeared in scheduled iotround eoiea ture before heavyweight Mart Ernwniield scorel bloody sev cnthround technical knockout over Tony Ventura oi 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