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Sparks Fly Over New Auditor Bill OTTAWA (CP) -- A minor government bill to appoint a new auditor for the CNR and TCA sparked a heated debate in the Commons Tuesday night after someone used that explo- sive word "patronage." The measure would appoint the chartered accountants firm of Ross, Touche and Company to handle the annual audits, which draw a fee ranging be- tween $100,000 and $120,000. The measure, in effect, dis- misses J. A. Delalanne, who was named CNR-TCA auditor by the former Conservative government in 1958, After the hour-long storm died, down, the bill went through sec- ond reading and clause - by-jhi clause stages. It needs only third reading before moving to the Senate. The move was questioned by Conservative, NDP and Credit- iste MPs, who said they saw no reason why the 'CNR auditors should change whenever there was a change of government. E. J. Benson, parliamentary secretary to Finance Minister' Gordon, said at first he did not firm had handled the CNR audit most: of the time since 1923 and was more experienced. He said the Touche company was auditor in 1923-30 and again in 1935-58, The Conserva- tive government of Prime Min- ister R. B. Bennett had named Clarkson, Gordon and Company for the 1930-35 period, he added amid laughter. (Finance Minis- ter Gordon formerly was. a partner in the Clarkson firm.) Douglas Fisher (NDP--Port Arthur) said he was surprised at the reticence of the govern- ment, He said Mr, Delalanne's work had been unsatisfactory and the government should be congratulated for dismissing m. The present auditor "obvi- ously was a percentage man" ing work and was not very well informed in his appearances be- fore the Commons Railway committee, he added. Mr. Benson said he disagreed with Mr. Fisher, The auditor's work had been satisfactory. J. Waldo Monteith (PC Perth), former health minister, said Mr. Fisher's remarks were scalpers are overcharging who contracted out the account-| Scalpers Nick Broadway Buffs By $10 Million NEW YORK (AP) -- Ticket Broadway theatre- goers $10,- 000,000 a year, a state account- ant has testified. The amount is equal to nearly one - quarter of Broadway's gross receipts last season--$43,-| Judge Biliott said Monday. at 500,000. Leland Hayward, a producer and once president of the League of New York Theatres, said he thought the estimate too low. He did not say what he) thought the figure should be. Hayward and the accountant, Edward R. Reuter, were among witnesses at the opening Tues- day of a two-day hearing being conducted by state Attorney- General Louis J. Lefkowitz. Hayward and other witnesses urged licensing of box-office |himself. jand Jamie, 12, were hit by. shot- employees and state supervision of ticket sales. Lefkowitz said Judge's Remarks Anger Minister GEORGETOWN, Ont, (CP)-- Rey. Ian M. Fleming said Tues- day remarks by Judge George Elliott at the trial of a youth charged with wounding the min- ister's two sons with a shotgun were "'ill-advised, ill-judged and lacking in adequate knowledge." the trial of Danny James Mc- Clean, 16, of Stewarttown that church '"'hypocrisy" might be more on trial than the youth Mr. Fleming's sons, David, 14, gun pellets last March. They testified that McClean fired at them with a .12-gauge shotgun from about 60 feet away. McClean told the court he did not attend church often. He said his mother was not allowed to join the church because she was divorced, although she could at- tend it at will. "They'll take your money but you're not good enough to be- long, is that it?" the judge asked, MUST MANIFEST INTENT Mr, Fleming, minister of St. John's United Church, said in an interview divorced persons may become members of the United Church providing they manifest a sincere intent and a good confession in Christ, "Considering the fact that my two sons were key witnesses in the trial for the Crown, I pro- test that the judge's comments were unfair, ill - advised, ill and refuse them the right to belong. "The press is ready to pick up such items and enlarge upon them for sensationalism," he said, Judge Elliott is to hand down his decision on the McClean case in a few days. McClean pleaded not guilty to criminal negligence, assault causing bodily harm and caus- ing bodily harm with intent. Spot Checks On Pesticides Outlined OTTAWA (CP)--The value of spot checks by food inspectors in controlling too-heavy use of insecticide sprays on farm crops was underlined Tuesday in the Commons food and drugs com- mittee. Ontario entomologist Dr. H. W. Goble said that when far- mers in an area know crops are being checked "it has @ great effect." Dr. Goble; professor of 200- logy at Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, suggested that regulations are not the answer in dealing with cases where too- HOME IMPROVEMENT BILLINGHURST, Eng land (CP)--Householders in this Sus- sex village attended a film show explaining how to use govern- ment grants to improve their accommodations. A survey showed that of 395 houses in the village, 29 were unfit to live in, 44 lacked proper drainage and 11 depended on paraffin lamps or candles. judged and lacking in adequate knowledge." Rev. Bruce Woods of Maple Avenue Baptist Church here said he knew of no church that R: ADMITTANCE 10 Petsones 12 ss © oct C8 Om LAST - "JOHNNY COOL" TONITE "THE JOKER" THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, December 12,1963 7 heavy doses of insecticide are put on crops. The present control was car- ried out when the food went to market. If residues of pesticides exceeded the permissible limit, the food could be seized. Dr. Goble said it is "very rarely" that samples are found with too high residues. He also suggested that con- tents of insecticide sprays. and dusts sold to home gardeners be regulated to require the use of safer chemicals. If DDT is used in these home garden sprays, he said, the fine print on the label says it musn't be used within 30 days before peti But' people ignored the The Red Cross, celebrating its centenary in 1963, has 157,- 000,000 members in 88 nations, wow! 2 HITCHCOCK roms ON ONE PROGRAM @ 4 HOURS OF SPINE- CHILLING SUSPENSE @ COULD YOU TAKE IT.. in DORIS DAY -- JAMES STEWART in he Man Who Knew Too Muc ad JOHN FORSYTHE -- SHIRLEY MALLAINE in a "The Trouble With Harry' would 'take a person's money You Will Be ARRESTED if you try CARMICHAEL'S Famous "MEATMASTER" BARBEQUE CHICKEN The delicious, "arresting" flavour he would recommend legislation | at the next session of the legis-| lature, but that it was too early) to give details. TRAFFIC PROBLEM | A report to the British gov-| want to "imply political patron- age at any time." IS MORE EXPERIENCED | The only reason for change was that the Touche/ completely unwarranted. 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Athenagoras, who gave up his American citizenship to become spiritual leader of 150,000,000 Orthodox Christians, proposed last Friday that a Christian summit meeting be held during the Pope's visit. The official said the Pope made no mention in his letter of Athenagoras's proposal for a conference of Christian leaders. tt the official] said the letter in effect a reply to Athe- MONTREAL (CP) -- Profes- sor Roland Haumont proposed marriage to an attractive 20- year-old blonde a few months before his wife and two daught- ers were killed in an explosion last October, the girl said Tues- day. Her testimony came at the preliminary hearing of Profes- sor Haumont, 42, on a charge of capital murder. Judge Claude Wagner asked that the identity of the girl be withheld. The girl said Haumont, her former teacher at Harpur Col- lege, Binghampton, N.Y., gave her two rings and promised to marry her in five years, after his children grew up. But their relationship was broken off last September, she said, a month before a propane gase explosion levelled the Hau- mont's rented home in west-end Montreal Oct. 20. Killed in the blast were Hau- mont's wife Sheilah, 44, and daughters Nicole, 17, and Les- lie, 10, He and his 13-year-old ies, SUSPEND COMMISSION ras and a diplomatic way|jto send_a rogatory commission tting it be understood that/to the United' States to gather the 'ye will be in the Hol there the twe could meet in- fo: aay, @ implication was too, that the Pope would be willing to have informal meetings with any other Christian leaders who might happen to be in Palestine when he is there. TEACH SAFETY LONDON (CP)--The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is distributing mil- lions of Christmas novelties de- signed to teach children side- walk drill. 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Kim Ki-hyun, 45, might have taken his life as a protest against the South Kor- ean strongman, Later the prosecutor in charge of the investigation told reporters Kim had recently suf- fered, business failures and was jobless. It was believed he had killed himself because of his economic difficulties, prosecu- tor Kim Eun-soo said. The colonel had been wounded during the Korean War and had tried to emigrate to Brazil, the prosecutor said. 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