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BRITISH BRIEFS Export Council Going To Work tage of any opportunity of re- ducing the crushing burden of By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times 1 LONDON -- With the full ap- 'axes. proval and co-operation of the ernment, the former Dollar Exports Council has been recon. stituted under be tame ot Western Hemis) e xports Couneii, Primarily organized to inghatn Lig build British exports to Can- ads and the United States, it will Durgh their gold now extend fits activities to stim-| ulate trade with the Caribbean and South America Lord Rootes will remain as chairman of the mew council, TATTOOING CHICKENS AXHOLME, Lincolnshire-- Chickens on poultry farms in Lin- colnshire and Norfolk are being tattooed in an attempt to stop craft activities ranged bledon Commons mill-landmark of Second World War damaged by enemy raids during the war, has now by the tattoo marks, Each poultry farmer has his own registered i |brand, and it is only a seconds ! job to punch the mark under the | wing of a chicken, CAROL-SINGING SAILORS | Mot PORTSMOUTH, Hants -- The 8 OM Navy stationed at Portsmout in New |done a splendid job of ra d | money for the poor and needy of 804d |e district by going carol-singing.| Wh | About 150 singers from he elec. mam trical school at HMS Collingwood" i have taken part in the perform. |©d 2 Sompetition ances at focal points in the dis. new name for the trict, accompanied by the mem-' iret - the establishment's band. | VOLLEYBA INTO COMMON MARKET ing order. LUTON, or Car works ew mascot -- READY FOR TITLE BOUT Terry. Downes, 24, British middleweight boxing champion, is shown with his wife Barbara and their daughter Wendy, 1%, on arrival at New York's Idle PONTYPOOL champion Massachusetts nized as York, Europe. wild Airport Wednesday from London. Downes will fight Paul Pender for the title Jan, 14 in Boston, Pender is recog- | $40. It replaces which was the bo y years, unt ~AP Wirephoto Mrs. Freeburn and her two girls, Myrtle Station, visited Mr, and Mrs, Charlie McNeil on Sun- d Mr, and Mrs. Larry . Bradley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bradley were with Mr, and Mrs. Fee, Omemee, on Christmas, MRS. H, M. RICHARDSON Mr, and Mrs, Archie Hoy and PONTYPOOL -- Mr. and Mrs. (amily were with Mr, John Hal- Gordon Kirk and Wayne spentijeran on Christmas day, Christmas with their daughter] Mr, and Mrs. Verdan Lath- and son-indaw, Mr, and Mrs.!anoue and . family were with George Loshaw, Sterling friends in Bowmanville on Christ- Miss Reta Loshaw, Preston, mas, Clarence Loshaw, Oshawa, were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nicholson with Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Rich- Leskeard were diner guests of and he is ardson for Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. R. Richardson on his daughter, Mrs, George Mr, and Mrs, Aubréy Cain were Monday . Toronto, 4 sly n y ol se ' wis ihe it Saughter 1 Peterbor A large crowd attended the, Maurice Pollard, Waubaushene, Pleased to report that Ann youve Poiul} 0 henday yas home on Taeatsy io visi his isk bi Ome. I hte Nght in the hall, The chil- brother, Ambrose, In the rest ---l " 1 Flak got hate, from Bt. Joveiirs dren delivered a very fine pro- home, Millbrook, also his sister, Boi lghunis Jing sup. branches for Christmas gram of songs, dialogues, dances, Zetta, who Is living with Mrs.|oq00 the burdens of taxation on|Counties are orga : (ete, Mrs, O, Miller and Mrs, R. Margaret Curtis, | leial effort -- wi Mr and Mrs. Charlle McNelllp {the ratepayers comes from an oy NEU Edmunds deserve a great deal of| Pleased to report that Mrs.| aisle in the official magazine of more me went to Milton to spend Christ-oredit for the splendid training Verdun Lathangue Is home again|ihe Cheam and Worcester Park events mas with their son and daughter-\ hese children had received. after a week in St. Joseph's Hos-| Ratepayers' Association, The writ versary next year in-law, Mm and Mrs, Leonard garita arrived in due time as the pital, Peterborough. er says: "The government has of the Legion, Th McNeil, children sang "Welcome Santa,"'| Mrs, Ivan Kellett and two|come pretty close to a state lot- Mrs. R. G. Robertson, Lind- Each child received a gift and a boys have moved into one of tery with "the premium bonds ence a say, with Mr. and Mrs, H, Rich- bag of candy from Santa, Every- Mrs, Izzy Bernstein's cottages/scheme, Why should not bert Hall, ardson over the holidays. lone went home happy. for the winter. | municipal authorities take advan-'have been held ay. Arnold McNeil, Toronto, spent! Saturday with his parents, Mr.|Corporation Is and Mrs, Charlie McNeil, |glum to take a Mr, and Mrs, Aubrey Cain|lower tariffs of the European pearance dvantage of the|leyball -- to m n Mr. Edward pew company, known as Bowater ranged fon with the Force te ve exhibitions u afternoon to visit Cain, Mr, Cain is one of our old-| Phillips in conjunct est citizens, His health is failing| Dutch firm, Phillips Lamps. The gi spending the winter with| company Is establishing a plant|at h Von, at Ghent in Belgium, for the man- ufacture of corrugated pack materials, WANT LOTTERIES is evening in DRIVE BY LONDON t Whitsun | BOYS WIN AWARDS LONDON ~-- Eleven RAF air- apprentices and entrants were Sondred at Buck- w his award scheme for (use of leisure time. The winning climbing to the study of music, WINDMILL SAILS TURNING LONDON -- The sails of Wim- haunt of thousands of south Lon- doners -- are turning again, for ithe first time since before and the sails are in perfect work BEAR AS MASCOT Bedford -- Six hun- dred apprentices at the Vauxhall| h has Sian bear, five feet high, bought ising at an antique shop for just over| the apprentices have launch- | LONDON -- Close on the intro- duction of alley howling ® int LONDON -- The Bowater Paper| ain, another game popular in Can- moving into Bel- ada and the United States -- vol- this motored to Toronto on Sunday Common Market, It has formed a| Wandsworth schoolmaster has for United States ams to come along and | tended that this will be the fore ing| runner of the organization of Brit |ain's first volleyball league. - British Leglon in London and the Home, mbers and plans for big to mark the 40th anni- 1961 will be the national confer. Normally, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, December 29, 1960 15 WORLD NEWS BRIEFS LONDON (CP) -- A pamplet year running, British films have |sent to 500 schools bas infuriated topped the box-office polls in Brit British police, It talks about the ain, The biggest money-maker 4 { "Doctor in Love," closely England, but because of the anni versary it has been switched to London, WANT FIVE-DAY WEEK RICHMOND, Surrey -- Rich mond girls leaving schools are asking the local youth employ- ment bureau to find them jobs with a five-day week. The reason is that still wish to continue holding Saturday jobs In which they have been working as schoolgirls, as well as the pew MONTREAL (CP)~A coron- they Duke of Edin had from mountal famous wind- the favorite the , The windmill, been restored, | Jobs from Monday to Friday. p {The other bowling alleys in Brit-| ! LAST OBJECTOR | Been ; FAMILY TREE er's jury Wednesday found Ed- gin have 28 oyin_shevs LONDON (CP)--The latest idea ousrd Narbonne, 55 Dos C0 tribunal hos "yan ture tn A Re cB Rising sii Bo Bo Ad gM 8 | seen the last new, A a Cana. one £! ides va v 43, Shaper owner {worth of ancestral research. apartment Mond ay. Narbonne ling exemption on the grounds of ing, are partners, ! fentious objections. In fu- der charge and preliminary hear. . - LONDON (CP)--For the second ing was set for Jan, 4. be, concemed on vit we Soviets Claim ps ce men who may change their| | minds after entering the forces, lsaphegred. iv 1958 8 . on SONTO pr) -- Oitany's h , Docked in the h t cence pales -- White of BEATING THE LAW the. time wat the Russian cruiser D13ck--will go on. sale Jan. 3 ak Leicester have found a loophole] MOSCOW (Reuters)--A bitter fer Khrushel |port Minister Rowntree said Wed- attack on suggestions that Brit. | aes Prefer 3 glitliey 08 8 nesday. Licenses will be availa tions on Sunday trading, They are| setting up mobile shops outside still alive and working In the So- |etreulate in newspapers that/in certain areas a day ! {Crabb was. still alive shortly their offices are open. they are orbidden by law to sell|day Ja in the government Pa-| after then British prime st - n Ss. s action has the mar- per Izvestia, TUR! | Moscow Radio said in a report/not in his country's interest to SWEDISH FURN 5 pletely confused, on the Izvestia article that Crabb disclose details of Crabb's death, | M SHOW FINDS HOME ter espionage." papers have since reported that|1960, on the basis of ases in A The British naval commander !Crabb is living in Russia, ithe first half of the year. 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