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Health Report Due Tomorrow OTTAWA (CP)--The second report of the royal commission on health services now is ex- pected to be tabled in the Com- mons Thursday by Prime Min- ister Pearson. Mr. Pearson said at a press conference Friday that he ex- pected he would be in a position to table the report either Wed- nesday or Thursday. A spokes- man in the prime minister's of- fice said today that while no firm date has been decided as yet, it looks like the tabling will take place Thursday. WICKFORD, R.I. (AP) -- Postmasters in Wickford and Wakefield are puzzled over four envelopes that turned up in Monday's incoming mail-- each was postmarked during the American Civil War. Two envelopes arrived in a pouch from Wickford at the Wakefield office. Both were addressed to Miss Hattie Hull of Wakefield in care of Mrs. George Knowles. One con- tained a letter and the other was empty. Postmaster Masquale Fris- ella of Wakefield said one let- ter was mailed from Narra- gansett in September, 1863. U WAR MAIL REACHES ENGLAND -- AMERICAN CIVIL WAR MAIL The postmark on the other envelope was blurred, but its 102-yearold date was clear. In. Wickford, Post master Walter Burroughs found two empty envelopes postmarked during the Civil War, both addressed to Brian Lawton. Burroughs theorized that somebody cleaned out an at- tic and dropped the envelopes on the way to the municipal dump. Perhaps, he said, someone else found them and put them in a mailbox. In any case, the envelopes won't be delivered to the per- sons to whom they were ad- dressed WI's Sponsor Poem Contest in cultural and handicraft sec OTTAWA (CP)--The Feder- ated Women's Institutes of Can- ada are sponsoring a competi- tion among their 72,000 mem-lwinners are to be announced in bers for a centennial poem. the widow of the former Gover- nor-General. She' presented the federation with three silver cups to be awarded for the best village history, and to winners 'ions. Two entries in each section of the competition are sub- mitted from each province, The 1967. Dorion Inquiry: 24 Sittings, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, February 17, 1965 J * , 45 Witnesses, 20 Lawyers OTTAWA (CP)---The Dorion The: competition, for a poem about any phase of Canada's 100 years since confederation is one section of the federation's tri- petition. ennial Lady Tweedsmuir com- Two other competitions are open for the best village history and for the best sample of drawn thread work, one of the oldest forms of embroidery. The Lady Tweedsmuir com- petition was begun in 1945 by elty to FELINE LURE CHALFONT ST. PETER, Engiand (CP)--The Royal Soci- ety for the. Prevention of Cru- Animals had to lend a cat to Mrs. Mavis Rochard. Her cat had crawled under a neigh- bor's floor which had been taken up to lay pipes. The cat refused to budge and the second cat was used to coax him out. tions by Montreal lawyer Pi- erre Lamontagne that former judicial inquiry, holding its 24th sitting Tuesday, has piled up more than 5,000 pages of 'testi- mony by 45 witnesses and legal arguments by 20 counsel. Following is a ¢ some uncontested facts submit- ted since Dec. 15 before Chief Justice Frederic Dorion of the Quebec Superior Court. He was named by the federal government to probe accusa- cabinet aide Raymond Denis, 32, offered him a $20,000 bribe and other government figures applied political pressure on ofjhim to help free narcotics sus- pect Lucien Rivare on bail. April 8--Guy Masson of Montreal, 354vear-old member of the Liberal national organ- ization committee, attends an Ottawa dinner meeting of a dozen ministerial executive assistants at the invitation of Raymond Denis, then execu- tive assistant to Immigra- tion Minister Rene Tremblay. 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TIN HEREFORD CORNED BEEF MA COUPON EXPinES FEB, 24 WITH COUPON & PURCHASE OF 'TWO 15 FL. OZ, TINS MEINE, SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIP COUPON EXPIRES FEB, 26 WITH COUPON & PURCHASE OF ONE 1 FL, OZ. BOTTLE MP = COUPON EXPIRES FEB. 24 'WITH COUPON & PURCHASE OF THREE 153-02. TINS M16 COUPON EXPIRES FEB. ie WITH COUPON & PURCHASE OF 3 BARS MANY FLOWERS TOILET SOAP M36 COUPON EXPIRES FEB. 24 DOWNTOWN STORES OPEN THURS. AND FRI. TILL 9 P.M. years for attempted murder ina Vancouver. narcotics case. a June 19--Rivard picked up in Montreal by RCMP on be- half of U.S. authorities for al- ledgedly being "signal in huge Mafia-controlled nar- cotics ring. Bail refused on insistence of Lamontagne who represents U.S. government sociates believe Masson "an awful lot of friends in tawa." ' June 25--Mrs. Rivard de- posits $60,000 cash in Mont- real safety deposit box. She claims it was for bail. Mas- son says it was an offer for Liberal campaign fund if Ri- vard not extradited. 'July %--Masson has talk with Denis in Ottawa. July 13--Masson and Denis meet again in Ottawa. July 14--Denis ealls Lamon- tagne to Ottawa for discus- sion of another case in which Lamontagne represents Ca- nadian government. Lamon- tagne alleges Denis offered him $20,000 to drop opposition to bail for Rivard, Denis de- nies it. July 20--RCMP Const. Gil- les Poissant hears that a $10,- 000 bribe offer has been made to Lamontagne in connection with the Rivard case. a July 20-21 -- Lamontagne while at his mother's cottage near Chicoutimi, Que., re- ceives two threatening phone calls from person claiming bail "fixed." Mrs, Rivard and her husband's friends, Bob Gignac and Eddy Lechasseur, meet at Maxime's Lounge, Montreal. Bell Telephone rec- ords show call from lounge to Chicoutim: cottage that night. Masson again in Ottawa. July 24--Masson and Denis meet in Montreal. : Aug. 2--Mrs. Rivard meets Raymon Rouleau, Guy Rou- leau's brother, to see what the MP might do on her hus- band's behalf. Aug. 4--At Guy Rouleau's suggestion, Guy Lord, then special assistant to Justice Minister Favreau, telephones Lamontagne about the Rivard ease. Lamontagne tells his employer about bribe at- tempt. Aug. 1i--At Guy Rouleau's suggestion, Andre Letendre, Mr. Favreau's executive as- sistant, phones Lamontagne about Rivard case. Guy Rou- leau phones Lamontagne about Rivard case. Lamon- tagne goes to ROMP with bribe attempt story. Aug. 13--RCMP Commis- sioner McClellan orders full written statement from La- montagne under "'top secret" cover. Ae. tees questioned of his RCMP statement Masson. Sept. 9--RCMP questions Masson. Sept. 10--RCMP questions Gignac. : Sept. 15--Rivard ordered ex- tradited, his lawyers launch appeal. . Sept. 16--Mrs. Rivard with- -- $60,000 from deposit 0X. ' Sept. 17--Guy Rouleau ques- tioned by RCMP. Sept. 18--Justice Minister Favreau decides there is in- sufficient evidence to file charges against anyone. Oct. 15--Denis' resignation from government service be- comes effective, Nov. 23--Erik Nielsen (PC Yukon) makes Lamontagne charges public in the Com- mons, Nov. 24--Guy Rouleau re- signs as parliamentary secre- tary to Prime Minister. Jus- tice Minister Favreau sets up inquiry under Chief Justice Dorion. Dec. 15--Hearings start in Ottawa. Jan. 29--Rivard's attempt to gain freedom through ha- beas corpus action fails. Feb. 14--Guy Rouleau re- signs as chairman of the Lib- eral caucus of MPs "for health reasons." Quebec Joins © In Crackdown MONTREAL (CP) -- Claude Wagner, Quebec attorney-gen- eral, said Monday the province is working closely with the United States government in a crackdown on fraudulent bank- ruptcy rackets in North Amer- ica. "Let those concerned be ad- vised," Mr. Wagner said. "We hope to throw the light of day on the strategies of those un- chartered bankers whose ac- countancy is based on a good pair of arms to effect a daily collection of debts that are im- possible to pay." Mr. Wagner spoke to the opening meeting of the 57th an- nual convention of the Canadian Lumbermen's Association. A chief topic for the conven- tion's 1,000 delegates will be the activities of the bankruptcy artists who "nearly created havoc in the lumber industry during the past year," a spokes- man said, --