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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 5, 1967 A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Johnson Challenged On Separatist Issue MONTREAL (CP) -- Premier Daniel Johnson of Quebec "should state once and for all that he is a separatist and call an election immediately on this issue,' Eric Kierans, president of the Quebec Liberal Federa- tion, said Friday. Mr. Kierans also told a press conterence that last week's visit to Canada by President de Gaulle of France was "'a good thing' for English-speaking C: nadians. Himself English-speaking but with a fluent command of French, the Liberal official said of the controversial visit: "It will jolt us... and make us think." He said the slogan "Vive le | Quehec libre,' used by Gen. de § Gaulle, in a July 24 speech at Montreal, has "very deep roots" in Canadian and Quebec politics and the general was not aware of the "nuances" involved in| the phrase. "People must keep their nerve about everything else." The visit would bring home to English - speaking Canadians that "french is not a foreign language in Canada."' Those outside the French-Ca- missed Quebec intentions with which side their bread is but- tered on," are themselves "Eng- AWED BY GROWTH Gen. de Gaulle "overwhelmed" by big growth of Quebec society and Quebec- ers were themselves over- whelmed by the recognition of this growth given by the French chief of state. 'This accounted for the excite- ment generated by the general's visit, which Mr. Kierans termed "a love affair--a very legiti- mate affair." The federation chief said events surrounding the visit have left the separatist Rassem- bl it pour I"ind dance na- tionale in a stronger position. Mr. Johnson had made Que- becers uncertain of his plans and raised doubts in the minds of investors. "We are facing a very serious recession," said Mr. Kierans, who spoke mostly in French. "After careful study and ana- lysis of what happened during the past week I have come to the lusion that Mr. Jot must come out and declare that he is a vin segue ' The Quebec le, and not Qui peop! a the governing U: party, had the fob of deciding whether the province should i DANIEL JOHNSON . . - Draws Challenge Ticketless Future? MANSFIELD, Ohio parking tickets and no one/day in an interview he had no nadian community who dis-|seems to care, says Douglas}comment on rumors he wants city safety director. such remarks as, "They knoW/Three requests to the city coun-| Hazen, cil for money to print more| bench. Reports suggest tbe52- lish separatists," said Mr. Kie- forms have been ignored, seri-|year - old politician may be| rans. jously putting a crimp on the number of tickets police can had been ce Pan : Beas FIDEL CASTRO «.- Havana Clash Havana Clash HAVANA (Reuters) -- Hard- separate from Canada. Hence line revolutionaries and tradi- the need for an election. tional Communists clashed Fri- Mr. Kierans said the provin- day over the issue of how to cial Liberals are a '"'strongly|5 Quebec nationalist party." But America, a t Leader Jean Lesage|8ates attending the Latin Amer-|association operate more than ican solidarity conference in|500 youth clubs with a mem- jthis Cuban capital. Liberal was no separatist. Churchill Grad in Latin to dele- pread revolution according The differences were aired be- ind closed doors Friday by four ALDERSHOT, England (AP)|Committees. A grandson of Sir Winston Churchill graduated from offi-|the Brazilian revolutionary inde-| 9} Jose Anselmo dos Santos of (AP)-- Mansfield is running short on (eneral Larry Pennell said Fri- Never Too Old OTTAWA (CP) -- A 64-year- old sea captain who served 30 | years in the transport depart- ment has retired this week with |plans to begin a new career-- the ministry. Capt. F. S. Slo- combe, chief of the depart- ment's nautical and pilotage di- vision for 13 years, plans to ij lenter the University of Tor-| DR. SHULMAN'S RACE BIAS TORONTO (CP) -- The On- tario 'supervising coroner's ex- ecutive assistant told the Parker royal commission in- quiry Friday that Dr. Morton Shulman is himself proof that there is no racial discrimina- tion in the appointment of Tor- onto coroners. Jack Hills also told the com- mission that Dr. Shulman, a Jew, handled more investiga- tions than any other Toronto coroner during the two years before he was appointed chief Metropolitan Toronto coroner in 1963. Dr. Shulman, appointed a coroner in 1952, was fired as chief coroner last April. His nin aunt vant tr subsequent charges of govern- mert suppression of inquests and inquest evidence led to the inquiry. REPLIES TO CHARGES Mr. Hill's statements were in reply to charges Thursday by Dr. Shulman that senior civil servants were practising racial discrin.ination in the appoint- ment of coroners. The former chief coroner also claimed that non-Anglo Saxon coroners in Toronto were never given assignments. Mr. Hills said that a study by the ettorney - general's depart- ment in 1962 showed that Dr. Shuiman handled more cases between 1960 and 1962 than any other Toronto coroner. Dr. Shulman said later out- side the hearing he would prove Mr. Hills wrong. Dy. Shulman's charge of ra- cial discrimination were also denied by Frank Wilson, assist- ant deputy attorney - general. MADE INQUIRIES Dr. Shulman told the inquiry Thursday that he telephoned Mr. Wilson in June last year to ask what had happened to an application for a coroner's posi- tion filed about a year earlier by Dr. George Sereny, a Hun- garian-Canadian. Dr. Shulman said Mr. Wilson "made certain upsetting com- CHARGES DENIED ments about Dr. Sereny's na- tionality and informed me some persons' applications take much longer to process than others." "That's a ludicrous and spec- cious allegation and I've never had it made before either in practice or in life," Mr. Wilson said Friday. "T didn't recall the applica- tion wher Dr. Shulman phoned and 1 asked him to spell Dr. Sereny's,name so I could check the file. ") deny that I asked Dr. Sereny's nationality. We don't file under nationalities." EXPLAINS DELAY Mr. Wilson said there was a delay in deciding on Dr. See reny's application because Dr. Sereny was a specialist in in- ternal medicine and alcoholism research. The inquiry continues Tues- day. Commission counsel Charles Dubin said in an inter- view he expects the inquiry will end early next week and all lawyers involved will be asked to pyepare their final argu- ments. Mr. Dubin said 20 volumes of evidence have been presented so far and he "'couldn't even guess" how long it would take Mr. Justice W. D. Parker to prepare his report. uate ner onto's Trinity College this fall! \to study theology and Jater en-| 'ter the ministry of the Anglican |Church of Canada. | Invoke Rain MEXICO (Reuters) -- Farm- {ers in northwest and central |Mexico staged open-air proces- sions with religious images Fri- |day in hopes of invoking rain jto end a severe drought. Cattle |were reported dying, some crops hard - hit and drinking water in short supply Pennell Silent {| TORONTO (CP) -- Solicitor- ito leave federal politics before |the next general election and is looking for a position on the {named to fill one of the two new 'FOUND WALLE MONTREAL (CP) -- Denis Bastien, 9, of suburban Pier- refonds received a reward for the return of a wallet he found at Expo. The process through which the wallet finally was restored to its owner involved the sort- | ing of information from across Canada. Thie wallet contained $24 but no_ identification documents when it was lost July 12 by its owner, Ralph Rossi of East Angus, Que. BOY, NINE, GIVEN REWARD T AT EXPO 6/7 and told its safety director of the boy's find. The director sent 130 letters to the company's plant man- agers across Canada in an ef- fort to determine which plant had presented wallets as safety awards in 1963. A packing plant at East Angus proved to be the one. Mr. Rossi has been a machine operator there for almost 20 years. He won the award for never having an accident that caused time to be lost. Denis beamed at a Friday | WEATHER REPORT TORONTO (CP) -- Official forecasts issued at 5:30 a.m. to-| | day. Synopsis: Sunny weather will} prevail across the province to- day and afternoon tempera- tures will be mostly in the mid- 70s. The prospects for Sunday are for warmer sunny weather jacross southern Ontario. In the north however clouds and show- name was an inscription say- ing the wallet was a 1963 safety award and naming the company which made the award. The only clue to the owner's Denis' father called the firm ceremony during which he re- ceived his reward. He received the $24 from the wallet as well as a coin set. The set was given by the con.pany, Domtar Ltd. lers will move in during the day. | Toronto, Hamilton, London, |Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake Ontario, Haliburton, south- jern Georgian Bay regions: |Sunny with some afternoon {seats on the Ontario Supreme Court. Study Cancer TORONTO (CP)-- Every two} |weeks, samples of frozen urine | |from patients with breast can-! cer are being flown across the |Atlantic from Princess Marg- |aret Hospital in Toronto to the Imperial Cancer Research Fund jin London, England. The sam- ples are analysed for their con- {tent of steriod hormone com- | pounds, the results tallied and flown back to Canada. | Queen Mother 67 LONDON : (AP) -- Queen Mother Elizabeth observed her 67th birthday Friday as a lunch- eon '"'guest" in Windsor Castle. She motored from Clarence House in London and joined her daughter, Queen Elizabeth, and | Prince Philip at intervals dur- \ing the day. Discuss Forests OTTAWA (CP) -- Conserva-|!antic. forests will be the topic | tion of fe jwhen 100 teen-agers from across Canada gather Aug. 20-26 at Harrington, Que., for a confer- ence. The gathering is the $25-, 000 Centennial Year project of the Canadian Forestry Associa- tion. Provincial members of the |bership of more than 20,000. Prepare Report TORONTO (CP)--Indians and |Eskimos should be members of committees dealing with Seven Nipigon Crewmen Win Gallantry Awards OTTAWA (CP)--Seven crew; 'Leading Seaman White and) members of HMCS Nipigon have|Able Seaman Gray entered the been awarded medals and com-| area of the fire to rescue an un- |mendations for their actions in|conscious seaman, while Petty |cloudiness today and Sunday. yor Sunday. Winds light. Sudbury, North Bay, northern |Georgian Bay, Timagami, Al- goma regions: Sunny and| warmer today. Sunny Sunday | but becoming cloudy with) widely scattered showers in the late afternoon and evening. Cochrane, White River, west- | ern James Bay regions: Sunny | fighting a fire aboard the de-| Officer Durst was instrumental \stroyer at sea in October, 1965.|in the initial search of the dam- | Leading Seaman D. C. White,|aged area of the ship and as- |24 o,f Lockeport, N.S., still as-|sisted Petty officer Perry in the jsigned to Nipigon, and Able} removal of smouldering ma- Seaman W. T. Gray, 22, of St.|terial from_ the smoke-filled |John's Nfld., now out of the/area," the citation said. Inavy, were awarded the British! A defence department spokes- PAINT BUY DIRECT TONE-CRAFT Warmer Spell On Sunday Some Afternoon Clouds and warmer today. Sunday mostly cloudy with scattered showers and turning cooler. Winds westerly 15 shifting to north on Sunday. Montreal and Ottawa regions: Sunny with a few cloudy periods today. Mainly sunny on Sunday. Cool. Light winds. Forecast Temperatures Low overnight, high Sunday Windsor ......00000 55 80 St. Thomas b London .. Kitchener .... Mount Forest ...... 50 80 Wingham .......... 50 80 Hamilton ..... ° St. Catharines Toronto . Peterborough ...... 50 80 Fast Action HOUSE SALES! 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Arthur] | The citation, published today | Morris, 38, of Dartmouth, N.S.,| in the Canada Gazette, referred | Chiet Petty Officer Jerry Bod-| to the fire which resulted from |narchuk, 40, of Rothwell, Man.,| two explosions aboard the Nipi-jand Petty Officer J. A. R.) gon Oct. 18 in the eastern At-|Beaudry of Laval. West, Mon- | | i | rreal. | on to greet the voyageurs at Windsor and show them a good time. The city's mayor and other officials waited for hours then gave up and went home. | Others of the crew are: Joe| Voyageurs From B.C. van Tamelen, radiographer N G ] Poe ggg rig em Jim | | @ar 0a \creek, B.C.; Bens Frigon, trap-| | | 'piermorr (CR) -- Six Cand-|Set Sedat Moco Cae ' rick Fairbairn, Montreal stu- dian voyageurs arrived here/dent; and Walter Luka, trapper | Friday on the last leg of a canoe |from Hines Creek, Alta. | trip that started 4,200 miles) away in British Columbia's Peace River district. 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Mr. Manning says th Credit movement, of w has long been the philo leader, cannot alone effe tional political renaissa The only reasonable tive, he says, is for the Progressive Conservati\ to take advantage of v premier calls its pres of disarray and rebuil | bottom up. A rebuilt Progre_.wis PCs Ex Je To Be At By CARN-AN CUM) OTTAWA (CP) -- . servative Icadership co are expected to att party's Quebec City "'t conference next week |} paigning will be disc organizers said Friday. The conference opens in the suburban resort son Montmorency. V. F. Valentine, prot sociology at Carleton U here and co-ordinator conference, said all 1 clared contenders have vited and as far as he would attend. But he added that th dates have been "'aske seek opportunities to s Conservative Lead: Diefenbaker had been attend but had not yet SEEK GUIDELINES The conference is to suggestions and guide! the 400-member policy committee of the part: meets in Toronto imn before the Sept. 6-9 le convention. Prof. Valentine, plans for the thinkers at a press conferen there will be a heavy : tation of university pe necessarily conservativ look. He said some 48 a have accepted, along Conservative members liament and the legisla 42 "lay" people. Asked how many of | eipants are adherents Conservative party, he "T would say roug thirds--perhaps more. even think of breaking He said the chairme four-day conference wi tario's education minis jam Davis, who also chairman of the conve licy committee. Mr. Davis had bee cer cadet school Friday as|pendence movement gaid in an} {hej ; Churchill's widow and Field)interview there was a clear Be bSapedlcien Fey pele sigh Marshal Viscount Montgomery |jority of delegates who feel that| Anglican Church of Canada| their adventurous trip to Expo/ Grande Prairie, Alta., drove the| looked on, Lieut. Nicholas|conditions throughout Latin) Aug. 22-31 in Ottawa. Govern-|®" in Montreal may be across| group's follow-up cars into De-| Soames, 19, is the son of Chur-|America are ripe for guerrilla) ment and church share respon-| the small body of water between) trojt chill's youngest daughter, Mary, | warfare. Ben here and Windsor, Ont. ; Brown, both f itish Co-| The most difficult part of | }umbia, and Guy aes eo MacDonald For Delay | All Masons are requested to attend a Masonic Service. for our late Brother Farm Tanks And Pumps Available Out of Oshawa, Whitby and District Call Collect $ and Christopher Soames. tives, particularly those from|says However, other representa- main- s \Chile and Costa Rica, Triplets 80 taincd an "an-biguous position," dos Santos said. LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP)--Trip-| 'The Brazilian dele TORON 'ontroller | ; | gate, who) NTO (CP)-- Controller lets will eg id i was officially reported dead in|Allan Lamport has asked po- ene "pe Sun rt Red Brazil a year ago, said the|lice to view portions of a film are Mrs. Tom Clay of Lu' +\"traditional Communists" want|Shown by a San Francisco folk- sibility for the position of native {peoples in modern society, it Film Improper The six said they are follow-; ing the route blazed by explorer| Alexander MacKenzie in 1789! and 1793 Led by Adolf Ikert of Pouce Coupe, B.C. t,he group calls it- self the MacKenzie Voyageurs. Bill Frost, a farmer for Pouce Lobo, three-year-old German shepherd-timber wolf rounds out the voyageurs. "We've got only one stop in the United States, and this is it," Ikert said. "The only thing here when MacKenzie came through was Fort Detroit." Coupe, said the trip has been V.W. BRO. OWEN D. FRIEND SUNDAY, AUG. 6th, 8:00 P.M. McINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME MASONIC CLOTHING IRVINE A. 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