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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, July 30, 1964 PUBLISHERS WARNED Ads Depicting Money Illegal By DON HANRIGHT OTTAWA (CP) -- The justice department has warned several Canadian newspaper and maga- zine publishers against using photographs or advertisements depicting Canadian currency, it was learned Wednesday. Section 400 (2) of the Crim- inal Code says everyone guilty of an offence punishable on summary conviction who "publishes or prints anything in the likeness or appearance of (a) all or part of a current bank note or current money pa- sk Sources said several justice department letters have gone out during the last year or so in connection with photos or ads showing currency, for example ih the hands of sweepstake win- ners, Latest complaint was lodged by the Bank of Canada in con- nection with a Canadian Pacific Airlines advertisement, appear- ing in many newspapers across Canada, depicting part of a $20 bill as a promotion of CPA) fares. Glider Pilot Found Dead CAMPBELLVILLE, Ont. (CP)| In each case the department said in effect that it assumed the publisher was unaware of the Criminal Code provision and for this reason there would be no prosecution. DRAW ATTENTION Officials said the department's attention usually is drawn to a is|photo or ad by the RCMP, con-, cerned about counterfeiting, or the central bank "which doesn't) like to see the country's cur- rency demeaned," The Criminal Code provisions} are extremely difficult to en- force, officials said. One section, 400 (3), says the prohibition on publishing a like-| ness of the currency doesn't ap-| ply if these five conditions all are met: --No photography was used to depict the currency, except in transferring a sketch of draw- ing to a printed surface. --No complete letter, word or numeral is shown except the word "Canada." --No representation of a hu- man face or figure is "more than a general 'indication of features, without detail." ---No more than one color is used, --"Nothing in the likeness or appearance of the back of a current bank note or current paper money was published) or printed in any form." ~ Justice department said that in the case of the CPA, | sources; Mi ; t reece Cae wasp a his holidays to ham from Waterloo four years mount to saying .the . defence) pone ys arrange nis er must stay away from attempt-/next week's hearing, adding: ago. The youth organization at ing to find the facts until con-| 'I am. quite prepared to put my| young fronted with the witness in court|holidays over, because this is|into conflict with the law. Most: "It seems very. much like a|the kind of case that should bejof its members were from 13 railroading," he said. Arraigned ' cleaned up." Judge Fox said he will post- Mr. Horsburgh came to Chat- his church was formed to help persons who had come to 17 years old. CHATHAM, Ont. (CP) -- Rev. Russel D. Horsburgh, 45, of Chatham's Park Street United Church was arraigned Wednes- day on eight charges of contri- buting to juvenile delinquency as Crown Attorney S. A. Blake Ward alleged in court here the defence has interfered with a |juvenlie prosecution witness. The Chatham minister re- |served his plea on all eight jcounts and was released on a $1,000 bond until Aug. 5, by Ju- | venile Court Judge W. H. Fox 'of London, Ont. Eight previous charges |against Mr. Horsburgh were dis- |missed July 21 when Judge Fox |found the informations spelling jout the charges were not ex- pressed in terms sufficient to give Mr. Horsburgh notice of the 'offences or to allow him to pre-| pare a defence. The new informations accuse Mr. Horsburgh of encouraging sexual intercourse among teen- agers who were members of a FROM AGE 65 $300 A MONTH FOR LIFE Here is a plan to provide your family if you should die, or for your retirement years if you survive... You make regular payment to the Sun Life of Canada, then at age 65, you start receiving $300 a month for life, or if you prefer, $44,150 in cash. Both of these amounts can be increased by leaving your dividents on deposit. Should you not survive to age 65, a minimum of $30,000 ing at age 60 or 65, ROGER WOLFE DISTRICT SUPERVISOR youth group formed by the min- ister called Youth Anonymous. 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Meanwhile, it was learned that the Criminal Code sections on offences relating to currency are being reviewed in the de- Mr. Ward alleged a ere ate attempt had been made, | through a third party, to change| the evidence of one witness. } "Tf there is any further inter-| ference with any evidence, | The body was found in the|,ortment with amendments in|there will be charges brought." wreckage of the glider which had a 50-foot wing span by Beb Bunce, a 17-year-old high school) student from Oakville, in an open field near this town, 14 miles southeast of Guelph. The glider, last seen when it was towed aloft at Brantford, 28 miles to the southwest, late Monday evening, had earlier been spotted by an RCAF search plane. 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