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Mt Forest «+scesees ; aie aaa Sa le 7 \ °7 | WEATHER FORECAST ieee MPs TO GIVE SUP A GLANCE AROUND THE GLOBE Tons Of Holiday Mail Cl i eet SUP , . |B Sodden Ashes Few Cloudy Intervals, fisificocn 3 Divorce Caoutte Places Economics Become Soaden ASNeS [ite Milder Sunday eed? cee As Top Canadian Problem MONTREAL (CP)--Creditiste leader Real Caouette said Fri- Untouchables Slain | NEW YORK (AP) -- A spec- jtacular 1l-alarm fire roared |through a block-square Manhat- jtan branch post office Friday night and early today using mail chutes as flame flues and | PUNAJI, India (Reuters) --|turning tons of Christmas mail ladders plus a scaling ladder to reach the final floor. Fire Chief John T. O'Hagan described the conflagration as the largest single building fire in the city in the last 10 to 20 years. between 29th and 30th streets and Ninth and Tenth avenues on the West Side. 32 INJURED A department spokesman said 32 firemen had been injured in TORONTO (CP) -- forecasts issued at 5:30 EST. Official a.m. Synopsis: A westerly to north-| westerly flow of Arctic air is still prevailing over most of On- Mainly cloudy with a few light | snowflurries today. Sunday var-| iable cloudiness and milder. Winds westerly 15. | Montreal and Ottawa regions: | Mainly sunny today and Sun-| LOOKING FOR A COMFORTABLE QUIET RENDEZVOUS DOWNTOWN? THEN GO TO THE By STUART LAKE OTTAWA (CP)--Opposition MPs criticized the government Friday for retaining the princi- ple of matrimonial offences in its legislation widening the day that Canada's greatest ; F ; the blaze--none of them badly inds | roblem is that of economics Three untouchables were shot to sodden ashes. At its height, the fire cast a feat '> |tario, but during the last 24 day. Not so cool Sunday. Winds) cE P dead in a central Indian village| Flames spread rapidlyjpall of throat searing smoke Fire Commissioner Robert 0. hours it has pote consider-| Westerly 15. | Tally-Ho Room Oe a oe ae the MPs Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. WEST rather than language and cul- ture. Addressing more than 500 stu- dents at Loyola College, the MP for Villeneuve criticized the fed- |taches upwards instead of dow |recently for growing their mus-|through the six-storey structure jafter the blaze erupted in a lwards in keeping with "lowly'|huge conveyor belt, but "2,000 | soc ial status, a press conference postal employees were evacu- ated safely. over several blocks and firemen waded through streets flooded with icy water as the tempera- ture hovered at 33 degrees. Eleven alarms were sounde: Lowery said there was no evi- dence "as to any bomb or other explosion" in the fire, adding |"at this time there is no indica- | tion of foul play." ably. This trend will continue) through Sunday. Snowflurry ac-) tivity in the lee of Lake Huron and Georgian Bay will likely continue through today but little Forecast Temperatures | Low tonight, High Sunday | Windsor ...... 25 38 | St. Thomas ' | said they would support the bill since it would bring relief to perhaps thousands of Canadians now trapped in unhappy mar- eral government's credit res- jwas told Friday ; -- |. Know! i i i trictions and said there always | Elayaperumal, Sar oh Porto rir nii'dae aoe a gorge sd ~ six in| ine Sraea icles fe the oat or no activity is expected on : ge eg gel a eae me gga oa oo Pb peecnabinghi investigate| were rescued ee a sixti-febe 300 haa and ae cloves Bf ie of international parcel post, oe i | MOTOROLA COLOR TV ee ee ee granted fo But he defended the federal avsitene which face Indianvun. ledge by firemen using aeriallparatus to the building located|™@&azines and advertising mail| | Toronto, Hanae ge gag grounds of physical ot mental ' sn guga ts pen ' ath : Mice. sci ing ce \to and from the United States,|Windsor, Lake St. Clair, Lake} cruelty, sodomy, bestiality, government by saying 'we |touchables, a es SL yori | postal officials said. Erie, Lake Ontario, Niagara,| @ Rectangular Tube adultery, homosexualty, bigamy shouldn' t criticize others for |touchable was kille has Mysore s A post office department|Haliburton, southern Lake| and marriage breakdown. what we had no courage to - for oe along a street wear- ort 1etnam eart an |spokesman said there would be|Huron regions: Variable cloudi-| ® Uhf - Vhf Grounds -for divorce now are pose iy in the province o| ing sandals |no , of ig approximately -- with se egg oe snow: |l @ Hand Wired" limited in general only to adul- dep P s | : estimating the loss of mail for|flurries today. nday sunny i tery. 6 age lay ey eae eg Prayers For Constantine many hours. with a few cloudy intervals and seed iisis da tw Wil Conlines uebec PH eaoaee ' NICOSIA (Reuters) -- Presi-| aste om s or a | New York City Postmaster|a little milder. Winds westerly|] @ 1 Yeor Guarantee Monday. po Aged ak oer |dent Makarios of Cyprus, who John R. Strachan said there|15 today, light Sunday. : on parts and labor Andrew Brewin (NDP-- ices?' p baked vitae es also is Greek Orthodox archbish- He ie : . _ |were 10,000,000 to 11,000,000} Northern Lake Huron, south- @ Solid Stote ot 17 Greenwood) said it is ridiculous cee per us op on the Mediterranean island, , SAIGON (AP) -- U.S, planes|Hanoi and Haiphong. One mis-\nieces of mail in the buildingjern Georgian Bay regions: Mai Hal Penta for the government to say that Swastika | REAL. CAQUETTE announced Friday the church he|Pombed North Vietnam's rage i beet gen on the -- and/when the fire broke out. Eight|ly cloudy with scattered snow- : | MA case a public opinion is against the ap- : | No Funds For Peace heads here will continue saying /and for the third straight day/eight sites were bombed. _--_ flaming railway cars filled with|flurries today. Sunday variable proach of using marriage break- TORONTO (CP) -- Henry) ***' ipravers for King Constantine of|today, taking advantage of an) On the ground in South Viet-|mail were removed from the|cloudiness and a little milder] CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED down as the sole grounds for di- Dorst, 27, of St. Catharines Fri- : Greece unseasonable break in ir esas ae shanp clashes were|second floor of the building via| Winds westerly 15. | vorce. day was fined $100 plus $30 Pictures Restored Gbearvare took the statement| Weather to pound the Hanoi and repor eo beak ton, oa a ramp. Firemen ripped open| Sudbury, North Bay, northern T R | 0 TELEVISION MORE HONORED o es Be s Haiphong bridges and rail cen-| On i ) the cars and tried to salvage|Georgian Bay, Timagami, Coch- plains 325 miles northeast Of|some of the letters and pack-|rane, western James Bay, Saigon, U.S. and South Viet-|ages. White River, Algoma regions: costs or 15 days for drawing a) swastika in a downtown square| ATHENS (Reuters) -- Greek|@ * shia) till Lande Oct. 21 during a demonstration|Deputy Premier Brig. Stylianos|C¥Priot church stil) regaras "The churches have been able to say, and nearly all of them have said, that when a mar- as a clear indication that the tres vital to the movement of supplies southward. LIMITED against the Vietnam war. |Patakos said Friday night that|Constantine as head of the Dorst, who pleaded not guilty /all pictures of King Constantine, Greek state rather than the re- to a charge of wilful damage,|and Queen Anne-Marie, who|8ent appointed by the Athens said he drew the swastika with/fled the country Thursday after|Military regime when the king's an arrow pointing to a group of|the king led an unsuccessful attempted counter-coup failed. ' w i re persons who were calling the|coup attempt, should be res Germany Warns France The air war erupted in full fury Thursday after a month- long lull forced by bad weather. Initial reports of today's raids were sketchy but headquarters | said they were again directed at namese infantrymen said Fri-| day they killed 47 North Viet-| namese regulars and that the| fight was still going on. } Farther North, along the de-/ militarized zone, U.S. marines reported killing 46 North Viet-| namese soldiers near Con) DRUG STORES | BOND & DIVISION PHONE 728-5143 demonstrators Communists. ltored immediately on public| the rail lines running from er . buildings and overnment of- BONN (Reuters)--West Ger-|China to the Hanoi-Haiphong Col. Ritchie Dies fices. man Foreign Minister Willy|area and south. | "Greece's regime remains\Brandt has warned France that) U.S. pilots mounted 119 mis-| of a crowned democracy|a failure to open negotiations on|sions Friday, the highest total late October. Today's were believed equally DORKING, England (CP) -- Douglas Ritchie, 62, the Col.|that y| Britton and V-for-Victory man|@nd no changes will be made," |pritain entry into the European| since on British anti-Nazi radio dur-|he told reporters. : Common Market would result in| raids ing the Second World War, died| The royal family now is in|stagnation of the European'heavy. at his home near here Friday.|!taly. trade community. Priority targets have been the) His air-time signature was a ° | Brandt made his toughest Hanoi and Haiphong bridges. musical da da da daaa--the No Heroin speech yet in the Budestag|The U.S. command said that opening rhythmic beats of Beee §41GON (CP-AP) 4|(lower house) Friday on the raids Friday dropped the centre Ist In. British Common Market appli- Span of Haiphong's main high-| talks in Brussels, Way bridge and pilots put at| ith other least one 3,000-pound bomb di-; rectly on the Kien an Rail) thoven's 5th Symphony spokesman for the U.S Ritchie voiced a rallying cry/fantry Division said today that)cation after to European underground move-|the small packets found on Viet|Belgium, this week w ments and was Britain's answer|/Cong and North Vietnamese|market foreign ministers, Thien. The marines lost three dead and 32 wounded in the fight and from shelling of their field posi- tions around Con Thien. Communist mortarmen also! lobbed rounds on the Quang Tri| City airfield 19 miles below the| buffer zone late Friday, damag:| Your MONARCH MEN can show you HOW to save money and protect R. A. Slaney C.L.U, your family at the same time. Branch Mgr. Open Sunday 12 a.m. to 6 p.m. | CENTRAL PHARMACY | 211 SIMCOE ST. S. 723-1070 NORTH SIMCOE PHARMACY LTD. 900 SIMCOE ST. N. 723-3418 ing two helicopters. Some of the} HOW to provide a fund to ensure 60 rounds landed: in the marine) billeting area. One marine was killed and 31 were wounded. ' bridge on Haiphong's southern) outskirts. Also hit was the vital) to broadcasts from Hitler's Eu-|qead did not contain heroin, as Federal Suit J ithe vital) Canal des Rapides Bridge just} rope by Lord Haw Haw, Wil-|first reported liam Joyce, who was tried in f G : ' Britain and hanged after tlie! -- cheekins oS de ardal OTTAWA (CP) -- A British) above Hanoi, _ : : war as 2 traitor. that Communist troops wh0limmigrant in Winnipeg, who is! 'Those, along with Hanoi's big} <t | |mounted a suicide attack on Ist|suing the federal government, is| noymer Bridge, bombed Thurs- Fur Theft Infantry positions Dec. 10 wereth imsel f being pressed for) day, probably are the four most =z carrying packets of heroin, divi-|$733.25 owing to the govern-| jmportant bridges in North Viet- fee MONTREAL (CP) -- Thieves|sion officers found that the|ment, an immigration depart-| nam S| Friday stole a truck full of furs|packets did not contain heroin! ment spokesman said Friday. : : = worth thousands of dollars while|/or any drugs of that nature. Frederick Blake, 52, a struc-| SUPPORT BOMBING RUNS _ the driver was making a deliv. . . tural engineer from Brighton,|.,2°, counter formidable ant-| Be | bani Jewish Author Marries (petitioned the Exchequer Court craft and surface-to-aid mis-/] | i | Driver Onil Fontaine, 53, was| Jewish|for $5,867 on grounds that the|sile defence systems in the! i-- | reported to have suffered a| PARIS (Reuters) -- Jewis : 8 ' 'he/Hanoi and Haiphong areas, | heart attack when he discovered| his truck had been taken. He was in satisfactory condition in| hospital Friday night. | Police found the truck a few hours later but a spokesman said: "Oniy some of the furs! were recovered. The rest were| gone. , An official of the fur firm, : wee 4 ;, 4 truck before it was stolen at/two months ago, his publishers!tyiowing the death of a 79- 0n Hanai. $100,000. selbst tae 'reported. year-old man from injuries re- --_--------- ° ceived in a fire. HERE AND THERE Aquitted Arthur Block, an old age pen- WELLAND (CP) -- Robert|sioner, died Thursday two days r Furs, 700,000 Jews in the Treblinka the value of the stock in the/concentration author Jean - Francois Steiner,|government did not warn him whose father died in the Ausch- when he came to Canada last witz concentration camp, has/year that his professional cre- married the granddaughter of aldentials would not be valid former commander-in-chief of/here. Hitler's army, it was announced Friday. Housing Lack Steiner, 29-year-old author of japcoq -- A citi- the best-selling Treblinka, A) pons? ae pote tind book about the extermination Of Hetter downtown housing for | living in slum 1s" | older. 'persons married conditions is being onganized camp, SNOW PLOWING William Dale, 42, of Marquette,/after he was carried uncon- Approval has been granted|Mich., was acquitted Friday of|scious from a burning building. by the Durham County District|capital murder in the June,| Firemen said the building was a High School Board to hire 'A, |1964, death of William Francis |firetrap but allowed eight other C. Stark and Sons, Ltd. at »|Charters of Sault Ste. Marie, rate of $9 per hour to plow," . snow at the Courtice District; Dale was remanded in cus- High School. Also granted was|tody to next assizes, probably permission to name D. Adair as|Jan. 29, on charges of theft and assistant hea of the mathe-| Possession of stolen property. matics department at the school., The ii-men jury deliberated = é three hours and 50 minutes. 4 N §s ee eee Dale, through counsel, wished To assist parents in giving) guidance to their children in| the jurors and judge a merry Grade 8 the Durham County Christmas after hearing the ver | dict District High School Board has| 7° invited the parents of these H children to the schools as fol.| Housing Committee lows Bowmanville, Jan. 8;| OWEN SOUND (CP) --.Pros Clarke, Jan. 2 and Courtice.|pects for housing 300 new work-| Jan. 17 jers at a $22,000,000 Canadian Pittsburgh Industries Ltd. plant; Tha lp AL PROGRAM _,. have deteriorated in the past six The Kingsway College Chorale) months, Robert James, mana- will present a program of! >er of the plant, said Friday Christmas c at next Mon-'~ ' day's luncheon meeting of the e workers, not yet hired, Rotary Club of Oshawa edaton pane yal of accom- dation, he sal CIVIC DAY F. J. Doyle, company presi- A committee of , said he did not favor a the Rolary\d this week! y, Club of Oshawa sa r cial government plan for plans for the annua! Civic Day|housing and the scheme pro- Luncheon, Jan. 8. are well ad- posed by Ontario Housing Cor- vanced. The name of the speak-| poration to city council would er had not been announced create slums WE CAN HELP YOU To Better Hearing Have a hearing problem? We con soive Cal! us or drop in to see us ot our downtown location. We hove a full line of quality accessories for oll mokera, 286 CANADIAN HEARING AID CONSULTANTS 10 BOND E, 725-2771 MEMBER OF ONTARIO HEARING AID ASSOCIATION pensioners to move back in be- cause they had nowhere else to) live, || The committee is being organ-) ized by Leonard Croth, an insur- ance adjuster, following an ap-| peal by Mayor William Butle. 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For Most Men...It Just Isn't Christmas Without | S E Above: Gift Set consisting of mi Shave, After Shave ttn, Cae ane Man-Power deodorant Left: Deluxe Lotion, Super Smooth Shave, After Shave Talc, Stick Deodorant, Hair Cream, Body Talc and Col Someone Special...She Deserves a DESERT HOWER Christmas Deluxe Gift Set consisting of Beauty Bath, Dusting Powder, Spray Cologne, Hand & Bod Lotion and Perfume 19.00 JURY & LOVELL REXALL DRUGS -- Whitby - Oshewe - Bowmanville Lotion, Cologne and 4.50 Gift Set containing After Shave ogne 10.50 After Shave Loti 1.75 and 2.75 we ] departments such as Psychiatric, Coronary and Encephelogram units will be This message is one in a series to be published by the Board of Directors. It is published in the hope that when the campaign for funds begins, the residents of Oshawa will understand and support the expansion program, The new expansion will give 290 additional beds. Right now the Oshawa General Hospital is overcrowded. Special medical cases must be treated elsewhere and out-patients sometimes wait long periods of time before treatment. To relieve this unhappy situation, the Board of Direc- tors have recently approved a most extensive program of expansion including 290 more beds and recovery beds (as approved by the Ontario Hospital Ser- vices Commission). It will entail the building of a completely new wing to the present hospital. The proposed plan is the culmination of many long discus- sions, careful research and the acceptance new ideas in hospital organization. When complete, the expansion will provide the citizens of Oshawa with a well administered, efficient and spacious hospital for their needs. New medical made available. The Out-patients and Emergency Departments will have far greater capacity and their own operating rooms. All in all the proposed ex- pansion plan will change the whole efficiency of the hospital. It's a change for the better, a change for your health's sake. Spray Essence Toilet Water 3.00 * E. G. STORIE President. W. A. HOLLANC Administrator. The Oshawa General Hospital is preparing for your good health. riage has broken down and there is no hope of reconcili- ation, the institution of. mar- riage is. more honored by de- claring it at an end than it is in trying to maintain empty legal ties," said the Toronto lawyer. Confidant 0: Denis Given By KEN KELLY OTTAWA (CP) -- Raymond Denis, who plunged from trusted confidant of federal cab- inet ministers to $50-a-week file clerk over the Lucien Rivard scandal, was convicted Friday of attempted obstruction of jus- tice. The 35-year-old Montreal law- yer was sentenced to the maxi- mum two years in prison by Judge Bruce Macdonald of Windsor. Taken pale and shaken from the Carleton County courtroom, he was lodged in a bare jail cell, pausing en route to make a brief phone call, apparently to tell his wife, daughter and par- ents in Montreal of his fate. Denis' trial was the latest and, as Judge Macdonald put it, "inglorious" chapter in a story that began three years or more ago when Denis was executive assistant to the federal immi- gration minister after a period in the same. assistant's post to the justice minister. A 12-man jury pronounced him guilty of offering $20,000 July 14, 1964, to Montreal law- yer Pierre Lamontagne to per- suade Mr. Lamontagne to agree to the release on bail of narcot- ics smuggler Lucien Rivard. JUDGE AGREED Judge Macdonald told the ju- rors he agreed with their ver- flict. In rejecting a defence plea for leniency, he said Denis endan- gered the purity of the judicial system and was guilty of a "most reprehensible" betrayal of the trust of his political su- periors. Of Mr. Lamontagne, Denis' friend and colleague in the Liberal party, Judge Macdonald said he was entitled to "praise and sympathy" for his actions. Opposition L Robarts 'Shar TORONTO (CP) -- Leaders 0 Ontario's two opposition partie: Friday criticized Premier Johr Robarts proposed $1,000,000, 00( development fund as impracti cal in the light of economic de velopments. Mr. Robarts said Canad should borrow $1,000,000,000 anc distribute the money through ¢ development fund 'to increas prosperity in less-developec areas of the country, Donald MacDonald, Nev Democratic Party leader, sai the federal government woul push up interest rates still fur ther and bring the whole econ omy grinding to a halt if it bor rowed the money now. Liberal Leader Robert Nixo. said it would be irresponsible t increase the national debt. Mr. Robarts said he suggeste the plan during the Confedera tion of Tomorrow conferenc PR In accordan TUESD,