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; ? ; ; ? : ae Panes toe ae Sete ' [32 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mon day, June 26, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE _International Rule For Jerusalem Asked VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- 'The Vatican is understood to be lobbying privately at the United Nations and elsewhere for a "plan to place the Christian holy places of Jerusalem under in- ternational rule in any Middle East settlement between the Arabs and Israel. This was an aim of Holy See policy which dated back to the division of Palestine and was re-stated on four occasions from May, 1948, onwards by the late Pope Pius XII It was publicly reaffirmed here by Vatican spokesmen and the Vatican newspaper L'Osser- vatore Romano, which said Je- rusalem should become "a spir- where all races itual island" could meet as brothers. The Holy See consistently re- fused to recognize the state of Israe] pending a permanent set- tlement in Palestine. Humanitarian Bid DETROIT (AP) -- External Affairs Minister Paul Martin of Canada Sunday was awarded the Humanitarian Award given by District 6 of the B'nai B'rith. Herbert Gray, member of Par- liament for Essex West, ac- cepted the award on behalf of the minister who was with the Canadian delegation at the United Nations. Mr. Martin represents Essex East in Parli- ament. Ends Run ADELAIDE (Reuters) -- A New Zealand man's attempt to make a 1,000-mile run across Australia ended Sunday in fail- ure. John Young, 24, gave up 245 miles short of his goal, be- cause of a leg injury. POPE PAUL - Spiritual Isle Goldberg Honored WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Ar- thur J. Goldberg, United Na- ambassador to the United Na- tions, has been named the fifth recipient of the Detroit-Windsor International Freedom Festival award. The award is given to a person judged annually to have made a significent contri- bution to promoting freedom. To Add Flights PARIS (Reuters)--Air France is planning extra flights from here this summer to take some visit the Expo 67, it was nounced Monday. HERE an LETTERS PATENT The current issue of The d THERE Mary's Basilica, Roman Cath- olic Cathedral of the Archdio- Ontario Gazette carries the in-|cese of Halifax and leaves Olde formation that letters patent/Davenport United Church, Tor- have been granted to five Osh- awa district companies. They are R. Bibeau of Whitby and Associates. Limited, Whitby; Flewjax Precision Works Lim- ited, Ajax: Hoogers, Transport Limited, Pickering Township; J. and M. Martens Masonry and Construction Limited, Port Perry and Newcastle Golf Course Limited, Newcastle. NAMED CORONER Dr. Allan Graham _ Stocks, Brooklin, has been appointed a -- for the County of On- tario. APPOINTMENTS The appointments of Ken- neth Weir Stubington, Newcas- tle, as assistant crown attorney for the United Counties of Dur- ham and Northumberland and Donald John Thompson to be an assistant bailiff for the Coun- ty of Ontario have been an- nounced, BRIDGE WINNERS The following were last week's winners at Whitby Curl- ing Club Duplicate Bridge Club: Helen Dinning and Olga Desrosiers, 47; Roy and Paul- ine Howe, 46; Harvey and Winter, 45; Jack and Chris Doughty, 43. "\ _ NEW CHOIRMASTER John Brian Slauson, F.A.C. -"M., Mus. Doc., has been ap- * pointed organist and choirmas- ter of St. Martin's Anglican * Church, Bay Ridges. Mr. Slaus- - On is former organist of St. DOWNTOWN DELIGHTFUL AIR CONDITIONED DINING ROOM REASONABLE PRICES Special Neon Luncheons Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. WEST onto to assume his new duties. Mr. Slauson recently gave a Centennial organ recital of Canadian composers for the Toronto Centennial Commission. SHUFFLEBOARD Sidney Canfield, 26 Gibbon St., and Ernest Stacey, 54 Wil- son Road North, display the centennial trays they won for finishing first 'in the shuffle- board tournament at Halliday Manor on Friday afternoon, The tournament was held during Senior Citizens 'Week in Osh- awa. 50,000 persons to Montreal to an- Violence Erupts BOLZANO, Italy (AP)--Land mines believed buried by pro- Austrian terrorists killed three Italian soldiers and badly in- jured a fourth Sunday in a new outbreak of violence in the Alto Adige (South Tyrol), police re- ported. The 'explosions were certain to cause a new upsurge of tension between Italy and Austria over the former Aus- trian territory ceded to Italy after the First World War. Genera! Dies LONDON (AP)--The death. of Gen. Sir Alan Bourne, 84, a founder of the British comman- dos, was announced Monday. He died Saturday at Torquay. Gen. Bourne was the first di- rector of British combined operations. He formed the "in- dependent striking units" after the 1940 Dunkerque evacuation. He joined the Royal Marines in 1899, saw action in the First World War and was promoted to general in 1942. 'Chutist Drowns AGEN, France (Reuters) -- Parachutist Marie-Odile Cazala, 23, drowned Sunday when she landed in the Garonne River after winds blew her off course during a demonstration jump. Publish Quotations HONG KONG (Reuters) -- Supporters of China's Chairman Mao Tse-tung in Tibet now can study his thoughts following the publication of 300,000 copies of a bilingual edition of his quo- tations, Radio Tibet reported Monday. Performer Dies ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) + Yukona Cameron, 64, a former vaudeville star who became famous in the 1930s as the part- ner of comedian Al Trahan, died Sunday. Podgorny Seen For Syria Trip CAIRO, U.A.R. (Reuters)--So- viet President Nikolai Podgorny or another member of the Su- preme Soviet Presidium will visit Damascus, Syria, shortly, the authoritative Cairo newspa- per Al Ahram reports. Podgorny returned to Moscow Sunday after extensive talks with President Gamal Abdel Nasser in Cairo on the Middle East situation. \ SUPERIOR SECOND @ No hidden charges @ No bonuses Po Simeoe St. South, 725-6541 Don Rees, Daily to 5:30 p.m; MORTGAGES © Terms up to 10 years @ No brokerage fees ¢ Allor part can be prepaid at any time without notice or penalty For a FREE brochure on SUPERIOR mortgages, write, phone or visit the SUPERIOR office nearest you THE REALTY DIVISION OF SUPERIOR CREDIT | ORPORATION LTD. Otherevenings by appointment. 31 SUPERIOR offices to serve you Manager Friday to 8.00 p.m.; Guaranteed Investment Certificates NOW EARN 614% per annum for five years by investing in Gueranteed Investment Certificates which ere Gueranteed--as to Principal and Interest. 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But nevertheless we contin- ued to declare slogans of de- stroying Israel; this made it easy for Israel to win the prop- aganda war against us," Ahmed Bahaa Din writes in the latest edition of the govern- ment-controlled weekly maga- zine Al Musawar. Charging that Egyptians "were unrealistic in appraising the possibility of destroying Is- rael,"' Bahaa Din says: "We blared the slogan 'we shall destroy Israel,' when it was absolutely inapplicable. This cost us the loss of inter- national public support." He accuses Egypt of having "retained many of the defects" which plagued the country in days gone by. "We retained a tendency for inaccuracy and lack of disci- pline when we badly needed scientific thinking and discipline to achieve cherished progress." EGYPTIANS' ORIGIN Egyptian race developed from the mingling of the Nile's paleolithic hunters with no- madic Libyans, Nubians and southwest Asians. 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