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CRE PIG ET PRAY FOR THE POUND [parish led an intercession for|"'Our Father, 1 pray for guid- BRENTLEY, England (CP)--|Britain's totering economy./ance in our country's economic The vicar of a Staffordshire'Rev, Raymond Wilcox began: crisis.""' Young Britons Unreported | LONDON (AP)--Serious con- cern is being felt here for the safety of two Britons who set out from the United States in an effort to row across the Atlantic, $ David Johnstone, 35, and John Hoare, 28, haven't been seen since Aug. 12 when a U.S. Coast Guard cutter spotted them in mid-Atlantic. British and American author- ities are reported considering plans for a full-scale search, al- though the men's relatives have not yet asked for one. Aircraft of Britain's coastal command, however, are al- ready keeping an extra lookout on their Atlantic patrols for the 15-foot rowboat Puffin. The Britons left Norfolk, Va. May 21, two weeks ahead of an- other British pair--paratroopers John Ridgeway and Shay Blyth --who successfully rowed the" 3,000 miles in 92 days. Sudden Madness Strikes Old China |would be potent weapons in the| put it on trial with the slogan: Saige dee Le "Goddess of Liberty, go to There are 8,500,000 selected| hell." youths in the Young Communist} Churches and temples were League, millions more in the| sacked, art' works and All - China Student Federation] statues smashed. Teachers sus- and perhaps 100,000,000 pre-|pected of bad thoughts were teeners in the Young Pioneers.| paraded naked and beaten. Red The plan apparently was t0/Guards demanded that traffic choose elite groups from youth] move on red instead of green, organizations, se, in Lin|pecause red signified '"progres- Piao's words, would "'mobilize,| sive." They demanded that organize and lead the masses} soldiers, when given the "eyes of youth." : right" order, should -look left; In June, with the purge well right meant "reactionary."" under way, with the Peking Many humiliated victims were City party committee over- reported to have committed su- turned and the national party] icide. propaganda apparatus liqui-| A new shock wave ran dated, authorities postponed the] through the Communist world. enrolment in universities for|Party after party--some pro- half a year, so that young peo- Chinese in the past--denounced ple could help "carry through|the new phenomenon and the the cultural revolution." Press| constant vilification of the Rus- articles urged them to "boldly sians. mobilize the masses" and|, But the Red Guards had the highest authority for tneir NEWS IN BRIEFS pe BUYS WEEKL ~ 'SILBURY, Ont. (CP) -- The Printing and Publishing newspaper, the Merlin |troop-carri "Standard of Merlin, Ont. The|course and jolted Col. tandard was on -- against an iron bar. , who bough fg ae peta DE GAULLE MAY ATTEND MONTREAD (Ur y--* opense HELLYER PRESIDES man for the 1967 world's fair ~ TORONTO (CP) -- Defence|said Sunday night officials of "Minister Hellyer Saturday offi-|the exhibition have had "unoffi- Ba cre, Pe ea cee rs a ~ $2,111, Moss Park ry. aulle ce a sad in an interview that|the big Montreal exhibition. China and '3 ar per re "several other Canadian cities . gachece fgg a "peed new armories and three TIRE KILLS MAN He 9 reaus or four may be built in the next) BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP)--Stan-| a8 few years. Kitchener and Ar- ley F. Kiebzak, 29, of suburban THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Me Que., have been on. the Cheeta tees bl pyre od *, seemed a sudden madness for some time, he said. tally Saturday when a large ins isa: Geacended an 8 china and engulfed it silbaastey (Ge cepted ak Yan service te MEDICARE NE sy? a service sta- : TORONTO (CP) -- Medical]ti Funes said the explosion| Terror stalked city gy care legislation is not neces-|flipped Kiebzak tive feet, caus-|the form of swagge oi pe sary at this time, says the na-|ing head and chest injuries. aye poy hg ages Sages at Re ne duet SEIZE A MILLION of thousands, hunting for vic- ans. Eleven representatives BOMBAY (AP) -- An Indian|tims. Sd Tielke from Ontario, Quebec, Sas- customs official announced Sun- They were the Re ag katchewan and Alberta at-|day that 3,600 bars of contra-| Their mandate came from * tended a meeting of the re-|band gold worth more than|highest pinnacle of power in cently-organized congress Sat- $1,000,000 was seized from an China. es 3 urday to decide on basic poli-/empty apartment during a mid-| They were to strike down 7 ! cies and principles. night raid in central Bombay. | 'four olds': old customs, old)smash all representatives of tel Only last Wednesday, 3,400 gold|habits, old culture, old ideas./those "who are in power but rampage. At an Aug. 18 rally at- 'POLICE WANT RAISES bars worth almost $1,000,000) They were to root out "all mon-|who followed the capitalist|m TORONTO (CP)--Syd Brown,|were confiscated and 15 persons sters and freaks, all revisionists| road." president of the Metropolitanjarrested. and those who took the capital-| In July the Young Communist Toronto Police Association, said ist path. |League met and issued a call Sunday the association plans to ROLL. OUT THE BARREL! Priceless treasures of Old/to revolutionary youth toll MUNICH, West Germany ask the Toronto police commis- Buddhist temples and art mu-|"sweep away all demons and sion Sept. 30 for a 25-per-cent|(AP) -- Firecrackers, brass seums were wrecked. Old books,/monsters and carry the great wage increase. The association | bands and official keg-tapping|old songs, old paintings, the| proletarian revolution through also wants removal of a restric- ceremonies marked the opening| words of ancient wise men all|to the end." tion that all officers must live|Saturday of the annual Munich) were banished as tools of feu-| The meeting was under the in Metropolitan Toronto. The in-| Oktoberfest, the world's biggest|dalism and "the bourgeoisie." |jeadership of Li Hsueh - feng, crease would raise the pay of|beer-drinking festival. Officials} Old people, once - respected! who replaced the purged Pen a first-class constable to $8,125|predicted more than 4,000,000| writers and educationists, shop-/Chen as head of the Peking from $6,500 a year. visitors would consume at least| keepers, men and women wh0/|party committee. The press 1,000,000 gallons of beer during| had the wrong kinds of haircuts| hailed the session as the begin- RCMP HORSES SOLD the 16-day festival and wolf|and clothing, were beaten and) ning of a movement to prevent REGINA (CP)--The mechan-|down an estimated 350,000 fried ized age caught up with the humiliated. anti-party and revisionist (pro- chickens and more than 700,000| It was all in the name of what| Soviet) elements from capturing RCMP saturday. Thirty of the|pork sausages. RCMP's horses were sold at a the politburo had labelled "the the younger generation. great proletarian cultural rev-| Organization work for the Red public auction because the force WILL EYE UN olution." The youngsters were|Guards was under way at has quit 'ning riders. The) JAKARTA (Reuters) -- Indo-| tools of a political upheaval and| Peking University, whose presi- last class of vecruits to take nesian army leader Gen. Su-|a struggle for power. dent, Lu Ping, was purged and equestrian training graduated|harto announced Sunday that} SUSPECT PLANNING humiliated, and at secondary Friday. Foreign Minister Adam Malik] There are reasons to specu-| schools. It was to be organized, would lead an Indonesian dele-|late that the mastermind was} also, at universities and second- EXPECTS REVOLT gation to the United Nations|Defence Minister Lin Piao and/ary schools MONTREAL (CP) -- Vegvari|General Assembly session|that the Red Guard activities) cities. Tibor, president of the Quebec|which opens in New York Tues-|were directly related to his) peNQUNCE GODDESS i section of the 1956 Freedom|day. He said Indoenesia would Fighters of Hungary, told a send a delegation to study the meeting of the organization Sat- e has been going through a convulsion un pelled by high authority and carried out by the youthful Red Guards. 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SOUTH AT CHAMPLAIN AVE. -- 723-4693 | CHAMPLAIN AVE. in other major emergence as the second t0/" In Canton, the Red Guard Mao Tse-tung, if not more POW-| denounced a st: " i. possibility of Indonesia's re- ery and excited urday that another Hungarian revolt is imminent. Mr. Tibor erful than the Communist party] dess of Liberty and decided to said he has just returned from entry into the world body. STEELWORKERS OBJECT chairman himself. } "Your revolutionary actions are very fine,'"' Lin told a rally ts for yeats jnues © 108 of 500,000 Red Guards and other @ Fade resistant youths in Peking Aug. 31. But the Red Guards threat-| ened to interfere with orderly | government, with agricultural/ and industrial production, with| education and even with Com- Minist auuiGiity im SOMe arcss.; BY last week, the party lead-| ership, through editorials, were} telling the Red Guards to slow) down. Tin cautioned against) cruelty; "Don't hit peopie." 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Kenneth Garbig of Lindsay, former jation secretary, he saw trends indicating the 'The United Steelworkers of policy, brushing aside the ad- PLANS SPACE COMFORT told a university conference |largest in ihe U.S. with 1,100,000 ard Gregory said Zulus live in| goal of full empioymeat and fel! might be better able to cope HARWICH, England (CP) -- told them to suspend their rev- | SENDS TIME FOR Britsin Radio. Canadian-backed| '*@bunctious youngsters to pre-} gold watch to Col. Marcus Fox,|getting enough fan letters. ers were becoming sensitive to There were doubts the mo- for all the precautionary words the main square in Peking for VINELAND (CP) -- Canada,to permit absolute and condi-| both were there, along with the| ership. or -semi-civilized world, says|TWIST LAW T law by remanding a criminal| wage POTENT WEAPON "] think Canadians are jail- er er canes "a himself, the magis-| piven .a. licence for cruelty, Proba' e any other people." sion, Probation -- the Judicial first-time offenders, nor do I tion." said jurists in England agree for older men and repeaters of Toronto said for years magis- country is' again heading toward America took issue Sunday with ministration's wage guideposts CAMBRIDGE. England (CP) f that the first man on the moon|members, said the 3.2-per-cent round huts and are not suscep-|production. with confined spaces and opti-) "yo i Ve the 16 disc) lutionary drive. Possibly the| TOOTH SEMINGDON, England (CP)|pirate radio stations, have had| vent disruption of 'he scouts. a wave of criticism from for- es Canadians Seen iirc itistmay in People's Daily, 1,000,000 Red the largest Red Guard rally | has the highest rate-per-capita|tional discharges. top echelon of Communist lead-| Mr. Justice Gregory Evans of he phenomenon was far ae for six months or a year, "'and| 'Selected youngsters, indoc:| happy anyway," he told the an- rate ch of Ontario. "I don't think Cana- = pene! diccus- View, the judge said; "Proba- think that because he is a first Mr. Justice F. G, MacKay of SZagisa than for first offenders. trates have recommended that was elected president; Er? Bekker, Toronto, vice-president; Maurice Racette, Ottawa, sec- retary, and Keith Walker, Corn- STARFIRES GIRLS - GIRLS - GIRLS CHARLES @ Comedian, Vocsiist ena M.S. Becked up by... 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