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sce Ce I ET I I NET Pp Ie Eg Te eile Mae an SER es SS hart stae H 19 THE OSHAWA TIMES, | Thursday, June 18, 1964 Court Orders Witness To Take Blood TRENTON, N.J., (AP)--The New Jersey Supreme Court Wednesday ordered a pregnant woman to submit to blood trans- fusions even if it violates her|% religious beliefs as a member '4 of the Jehovah's Witnesses sect The court issued the decision a few hours 'after hearing argu- ~ment over the touchy question of whether religious and per-) sonal liberties permit a preg-) nant woman ,to choose death by hemorrhage rather than violate her beliefs. The woman, Mrs, Willimina | Anderson of Asbury Park, is al-) most eight months pregnant.) She went to hospital in Neptune' N.J. June 3. Doctors said she was bleed-| . ing internally and that in 60 to ' 80 per cent of such cases, birth is accompanied by hemorrhage. Transfusions are the only way to prevent death for mother and child in such an eventuality, the doctors said. W. Glenn How of Toronto, | | lawyer for Mrs. Anderson and . himself a member of the Jeho- ' yah's. Witnesses, told the court his religion would not hold it a) mortal sin for the woman to re-| ceive blood transfusions if~ or-| dered by the court, but it would be considered as objectionable as a sexual attack. Fraud-By-Mail Try Foiled, Four Held TORONTO (CP)--Three men and a woman from Toronto and Hamilton have been summoned on charges of conducting a lot- tery in connection with a chain- letter type of merchandising scheme which police figure had a $102,000,000 potential for the/ operators, Police said the scheme had netted $140,000 since Feburary) with the money coming from | the sale of 4,000 "'units" at $35 ad RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS Open Every Day From 9:30 A.M. -- 6:00 P.M, Thursday and Friday 9:30 A.M. -- 9:00 P.M. Presenting for your picking a wonderful array of sport shirts to please Dad! 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COOL SLACK STORY and then he had to get two more| persons to make payments. every group was filled 2,971,151) units would have been sold. | become a sovereign state--pos- | ; , a A uM : nz A sibly a republic--yet joined with| i 4 English - Canada as an equal| i oo gk oe partner in a new Confederation. i : ie MODEL 160 CHARGE IT In a 125-page brief released ys : 1 : Wednesday prior to being pre- H ee * Zeller's: solves your ivi ye gift-giving problems at one sented today to the Quebec leg- . ; : Re ular ey yu stroke; 'This matched pet :lecsurs. $0.0! islature's committee 'studying ; ' s Dod! Consists of hond "y gp '4 Pi are i} B ' 5 : Isom: iad a the Canadian constitution, the ; NO DOW sleeve shirt with fathlon-kntt collar plackat society urged: ea N ond rib trim... plus a pair of matching 1. Recognition of two nations PAYMENT "Ban-Lon" stretchy socks. The set is beauti- in Canada; i 1.25 itd a ag Fashion shades; shirt, S- : . -L, socks fit sizes 10 to 12. These in turn got two more Police investigation started He'll be happy to change into these casual slacks for his leisure 2. Federation of the nine WEEKLY COME IN AND SEE IT WORK NEWS IN KNITS ! 2.11 The latest in knitted shirts Is this handsome style in satin- ( mmes BREEZY SUMMERTIME DRESS SHIRTS Summer calls for short-sleeve shirts and Zeller's obliges with a wide variety for Dad! Coo! Leno mesh, cotton-and-rayons neatly styled with short-point collar, 5-button front. Sparkling white in sizes 1412 to. 17. tresting piping. Simply terrific gift ideo im essorted colours, sizes A to L and colours in sizes 30 to 44, Great gift idea! 30-per-cent discount, Police said ' favorite styles: Ivy with plain front, belt loops or Continental : ¥ with hook-and-bar closure. Bone, black, antelope or burnt olive; sizes 28 to 44. Jean Baptiste Society of Mont-) would have a confederal court if the scheme had worked until real recommends that Quebec! in which both states would be members each and the system' was to continue until the quota) . was filled, police said. | They said when a group was) completed ail members were) entitled to purchase hardware) three weeks ago after a com- hoist : : plaint from the Better Business jours! Sanforized polished sheen cotton, expertly ¢ut in two Bureau. other provinces to form a "na-| tional state' of. English-Canada without necessarily abolishing all provinces; 3. Soveign status for Quebec; > 4. Formation of a "true" Ca- whan and household appliances at a) MONTREAL (CP) -- The St. nadian confederation which CASUAL "JAC" equals. i : A new constitution, the brief s si » a | _ 7 & 5 SHIRTS FOR DAD! says, would determine the na- ture of relations between Que- bec and English-Canada and the two states could sign special treaties which would be subject to révision every five years The brief, was released by Paul-Emile Robert, president of the society here, and Professor Michel Brunet, secretary - gen- eral of the group and chairman of the committee which drew up the brief. Strikes Paralyse Italian Papers ROME (AP) -- Strikes left Italy Wednesday without news- papers, the province of Parma without lawyers, the country's state-controlled airline without hostesses and stewards, and hundreds of passengers from the liner Vulcania without a transatlantic sea voyage. Sporadic strikes also plagued the textile and iron and steel industries: Other walkouts were threatened by Communist - led| unions of railway and govern-| ment workers. It all added up to growing trouble on the labor, front for Premier Aldo Moro's govern ment at a time when it is. strug- gling to keep wage and cost CUFF LINK & TIE BAR or tie tack sets in gleaming "'silver" or 'gold'. Tailored, stone set or hand-engroy- ed styles; all beautifuly boxed for gift-giving! A "good grooming" gift for a wond- erful Dad! Famous 'Shulton" make in a gift set -- ofter-shave lotion ond spray deodorant In handy plas- tic cose. Fine for travel, too. As Oydf oreddy 7.99 FOR DOGGONE COMFORT THE WASH-N-WEAR CASUALS DAD WILL APPRECIATE Fashioned from suede and soft light- weight leathers to shape right to your foot from the very first wear- ing just doggone comfort and. shag- gy pup colors: areadool! River bed brown and raven black. 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