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anniversary cele- Kelowna, B.C, DIRECTOR NAMED OTTAWA (CP) -- Winston Dyas Porter, 52, of Paris, France, has been appointed census director of the Domin- jon Rureau of Statistics, the 1 bration at government for the last four years as head of the agriculture and food directorate of the Or- ganization for European Co-op- | ng and Development in ris, AID CUT WASHINGTON (AP) -- The U.S. Senate cut $100,000,000 from President Johnson's $892,- 000,000 military foreign aid program Wednesday and then passed it, Before wrapping up its work on' the measure the Senate defeated efforts to make a deeper slash in the program ---$250,000,000 -- and to require President Johnson to dip into the defence appropriation in or- der to pay for the military aid epending. RENTS. RISING TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto apartment owners are boosting rents between 10 and 12 per cent to meet what they call|specting officer said Wednes- heavy municipal: taxes and higher maintenance costs, Her- bert Stricker, apartment com- mittee chairman of the Urban Development Institute, said that apartments are being assessed at a higher rate than single- family dwellings. He cited civic tax increases this year as the major factor behind the higher rates. Increased municipal taxes have added $8 a month to rents in the last 10 years and construction costs account for another $13, he said. CALLS OBSCENE TORONTO (CP)--A_ 10-year- old youth was remanded Wed- nesday to Aug. 3 after he ad- mitted making obscene tele- phone calls to 20 women whose telephone numbers he picked from the télephone directory. Larry Alfred Golding was caught Tuesday at his aunt's home after one of his tele phone calls was switched by a |Three Montreal men were the Bell Telephone Co, of Can- ada to a policewoman, TRIO CONVICTED PLATTSBURGH, N.Y. (AP) found pailty of murder Wednes- day night in the shooting of a teller during a $5,000 bank holdup in northern New York State in March, 1965. The three, all convicted of first + degree 36, Willie Dupuis, 35, and Guy Beaudet, 32, DISAGREE VIOLENTLY BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) Two policemen got into a fight over who was going to drive a patrol car and one hit the other on the head with his blackjack, Police Superintendent Joseph A, Walsh said Wednesday, Walsh relieved the two men of their duties. CANADIAN . CHAIRMAN GENEVA, Switzerland (Reut- ers) -- Canadian delegate Mi- chael Sakellaropoulo has been elected chairman of- the 34-na- tion group on preferences of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, The group, a subsidiary body of the UNCTAD committee on manufactures, will examine during the next three weeks the problem of granting and extend- ing trade preferences by de- veloped countries in favor of less-developed countries, MILITIA RENAMED SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont, |(CP)---The student militia is go- ing to become the undergradu- ate militia, but the quality of the units across the country will remain the same, an army in- day, Lt. Col, John Bryan, act- ing chief of Central Command, said the change in name will become effective Sept, 1. VISITORS INCREASED OTTAWA . (CP) -- Highway traffic into Canada during June this year was nearly nine per cent greater than in June last} year, the Dominion Bureau of| Statistics reported Wednesday, The number of foreign vehicles entering Canada on travellers' vehicle permits this June was} 1,000,409 and last June 919,503, bringing the half year total for 1966 to 3,395,817, more than 10- per-cent greater than last year's six-months total of 3,075,181. ELECT AL MAHDI KHARTOUM (Reuters) -- Parliament Wednesday elected Sayed Sadik al Mahdi, 30, prest- dent of the Umma Party, as the youngest prime minister in Retired engineer Donald MeN. Lowe, 78, points to Uganda, Africa, where he has volunteered to go with VOLUNTEERS AT 78 the Canadian University Service Overseas, The Scot- tish-born Canadian is going out on a two-year road and bridge assignment. (CP Wirephoto) OTTAWA (CP)--Far + reach- ing policy debates are agitating Liberals as they prepare for major conferences in Saskatoon next month and here in Oc-| tober, | Rival factions already are} trading pot shots over such fun-| damental issues as the growth of the welfare state and Ameri- can control of the Canadian economy, The Saskatoon conference, the first of its kind in the Liberal party, will bring together about 150 party officials from the four western provinces Aug, 12 and 13. Each province has been allo-| cated 40 delegates, who will in-| clude federal ministers, provin-| cial leaders, and MPs, as well| as local organizers. Delegates| will split into nine closed panel discussions and conclude with an open general meeting. The meeting is seen as a} warmup for the national Liberal! conference being held in Ottawa Oct, 10-12 and to be attended by more than 2,000 delegates. Various segments of the party) calling themselves leftists, pri-| vate enterprisers, economic na- Sudan's history, tionalists and continentalists all OPEN DAILY 7 TO 6 P.M. wooD LADDERS ¥ Now 22' EXTENSION, Reguler 23.50, Now ....... ve 24' EXTENSION, Reguler 28.50, Now Avy Free Aree $q. In. Model 64 64 Model 120 120 16" x 4" 16" x 8" CASH and CARRY CORNER MEDICINE CABINETS Recessed foch only ... Enameled TILE BOARDS 4x8 be mys ha a da taae 9.25 Per sheet MODERNFOLD Folding -- ore ee Ss : 16.95 CAULKING GUN CAULKING Grey, white and bleck. Cartridge onty FRI. TILL 9 P.M. 4.10 .. 5.60 DOMED ROOF LOUVER Liberal Parley Might Affect Leaders Race are hoping to sell their policy ideas to the party as a whole. The conference could have a marked influence on the course of the Pearson government and} on the outcome of the next Lib- eral leadership convention, ex- pected within two or three years, GORDON WAS FIRST Walter Gordon, former fi- nance minister, set off the pol- icy struggle last spring with his book advocating stiff govern- ment intervention to halt the} American take-over of Cana-| dian industry PUBLIC WORKS SALARY RANGE -- $6,145 to Will be responsible for the internal of Public Works, s upervising the processing mission to the Data Centre; Must be a Registered Industriol experience p.m., August 5, 1966, The Personnel Officer, BELFAST (AP) -- Paisley- ism is fanning political and re- ligious discontent in Northern Ireland, Frimne mimsver Wiser called it in the British House of Com- mons "a auasi-Fascist move- ment under a clerical cloak," An Ulster member of Parlia- ment found a label for the movement's leader: "This bloated bullfrog who tries to bully Northern Ire- land." Rev, Ian Paisley, 40-year-old estant. extremist. says of his fellow-citizens: "I want them to know who I am." By now they do. And the au- thorities take him seriously. Fifteen years ago when Pais ley left the Irish Presbyterian Church (450,000 strong in a pop- ulation of 900,000 Protestants), he was just a silver-tongued young preacher. He set up his own church and called his fol- lowers were Free Presbyter- fans, Today his actual followers probably number 3,000 at most, emotions has brought him the backing of many more--per- haps as many as 500,000 in a total population of 1,250,000, CiALAaNGEs. AUreonrrv That makes him a challenge to the government, It hit back last week by prosecuting him and five of his supporters for unlawful assembly after a riot. They were offered the choice of paying £30 ($90) fines or being jailed for three months.. Pais- ey and two other ministers of his breakaway church chose fel! The othera naid. Arrested on his way to a prayer meeting, he told a hymn- singing crowd that hefore long he hopes to be in the Northern Ireland House of Commons. Women wept and crowds, sur- rounded him as he went off under police escort, His beliefs are a constant provocation to 500,000 Roman Catholics. He espouses the old Ulster tag that home rule means Rome rule and that it invites disaster even to open a crack between Belfast and Dub- its capital, comprising counties graphical Ireland where Protes- lane predominate, is @ part Britain but has its own govern- ment, with Belfast the to deal with domestic affairs. In Paisley's view, Prime Min- ister Terence O'Neill is a traitor because he twice dared to meet with the Irish Republic's pre- mier, Sean Lemass, to discuss mutual problems. Extremist Clergyman Poses Ulster Problem Roman Catholic, is an inde- pendent country with Dublin as Northern Ireland, of geo- al, Canterbury, a traitor, too, oing to Rome to meet ul, The archbishop heads Anglican communion which in- cludes the Church of Ireland, TO SAVE IRELAND To hear Paisley tell it, only Paisleyism, his own brand of religious endeavor, can save Northern Ireland from a Ro- man Catholic takeover, The other Protestant churches, in his view, already are far on the for @ . oe OPTOMETRIST 14% King St. East He calls the Archbishop of | Bienmmens |to western problems, Pe a SM adel Rens" CITY OF OSHAWA REQUIRES AN ACCOUNTING CONTROL SUPERVISOR including the se Apply in writing, stating age, marital status, education, experience earliest date available end other pertinent data, no later than 5: 6. but his gift for rousing religious In, The Irish Republic, largely Since then Mr. Gordon and his so-called leftist - nationalist followers have been denounced by Liberal leaders in the west- ern provinces, including Pre- mier Ross Thatcher of Sas- katchewan. 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