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BIGGEST TROUT Trade Minister George Heel centre poser wimrlnlb anako trout caught in Lake Aurahaskl Forty inches Wide and 50 inches long it is be lieved to be 35 lo 50 years old It is the largest commercially WUGHT ricerWith Mr Bees atriirsn Hint Arline no orcrsron YET Forces May Be On Increase Ci netted trout in North Amer lum City Sask are Dean Thrasher left of Uranium City and Codieo Pm gressive Conservative mem ber of parliament for Meadow Lake Photo Dairy Council Raps Plan To Cut Butter Surplus With Tire Sale By Anon MIcKENZlE Canadian Pm stair Writer OTTAWA CPlTbe National Dairy Council of Canada Wed nuday protested any plan by the government to reduce the continuing butter surplas by means of big price reductions telegram to Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton said the council is concerned about reports that butter and butter oila byproductmight be sold commercially at fire sale prices of about onethird con sumer retail prices The wire said Canadian con sumers would not benefit from this expenditure of public funds The volume would have little impact on the surplus and uroposnl to sell to cookie and cake manufacturers would dis criminate against other indus tries and hamper normal com mercial sales of butter At July bureau of statistics figures showed about 110500 000 pounds of butter in storage most of it under government ownershipplus about 2500000 pounds of butter oil The all could be used in salad dressings ice cream or baking products many of which now employ cheaper vegetable oils The butter used to make but tar oil is bought at and 64 cents und °aa Gains In SteelL Push Market Up rojected the idea of cutting but ter prices by 10 cents pound retail in order to stimulate con sumption and bring the price more into line with margarines and spreads which have stead ily moved aheadin consumer preference There was doubt whether even locentapound out would stimulate butter de mand enough to make appreci able ioroads on government storJrs CreitBOOks Discussion Group Plan Program For Next Reading meeting of the planning committee of the Great Books discussion group was held Mon day evening August is at the home of Miss Molly Brown with Miss Constance rdy Miss Louise Culley and Kenl Macdonald present Date of the first meeting of the group was set for Monday September 18 at prn in the childrens room of the Pub lic brary The reading underl dismissal that evening will be the American Declaration of in dependence David Srnith will lead this discussion at the first meeting as demonstra tion and example it had been decided at the final rneeting last spring that since the readings assigned for discussion have increased pro gressively both in length and difficulty in the four years thatuthe group has been func tioning makingbolh reading and discussion very hardA for newcomers raturn to the first year course might be good idea The committee discussed the possibility of substituting other possibly more modern works for some of the readings but decided to leave the decision up to the group as whole Dr Phillips Raps Segregated Class AURORA CF leading Ontario cducationist loosed blast Wednesday against such trends as segregated classes for gifted children and French lie accused the Canadian Con ference on Education of blowing loudest on the wagon horns for French in element ary schools and scorned United classes in elementary schoolsrLStaesioreigo language teach Dr Charles Phillips di rector of graduate studies at the OntarioCollege of Educa tion said of segregated classes for advancedpnpi The unconscious purpose of such special education for the bright is to dull their minds and make them less disturbing am in agreement with the old fashioned idealists and progres sives of 20 or so years ago who preferred to regard illlilldllflil duals as different anrnot clas filiable as superior and infel orI NOON DOLL MONTREALCPTheUS dollar was at premium of 116 per cent in terms of Cana dian funds the Bank of Mont real reported near noon today Yesterdaythe noon rate was $103 16 so MANY menses Mitt AGREE ojle GAS snot ran PROPANE MONAROH ers who sent out the fleet to invade the shore of the element ary school curriculum and re ported each new beachhead with triumphant headlines Some psychic and neuro logists Dr Phil ps said have found that reading difficulties in the native language are aggrav ated by the introduction of second language cultural standing was much more important than ver bal bilingualism Dr Phillips made at the annual summer conference of the Toronto Pub lLiic School Principals Associa on Welcome Wagon cele brate the arrival ofench Bo nine to hell Welcome wagon or the arrival of overy new baby in your life The present overall ceilingthe OTTAWA tcPlA modest in crease in Canadas armed forcu is under consideration it was reported Wednesday informants said however that the government has not ya ter One estimate is an increase armed forces from the present manpower ceiling of 120000 forces are at it now breaks down to slow for the RCAF 49000 for the arrny and 20000 for thenavy Intthn Lenaweehalrlme MlnisterDicienbalrer has been hinting at possible increases in defence expenditures It is behaved such increases will largely involve national sur vival But it ll thought possible that the increases will also be for strengthening the regular armed forces in key areas beefing up oi Canadas NATO contribution this coun try bas an army brigade and an air division in Europehas been hinted Any increase in the strength of Canadian units in Europe would be mainly to bring their peacetime complement up to srocx MARKET TORONTO CF The stock market inched higher in light morning trading today with gains among steels spearhead ing the upward swing Dominion Bridge led the pack with xIipolnt rise to new high of mi on volume of 1525 shares while smaller gains went to Algoma Atlas Domin ion Foundries and Steel and Pageliersey Other gains and losses were scattered across the industrial board as most groups were mixed ln banks and financial institutions imperial Investment reached no whigh of say by rising to Bathurst Great Lakes and Consolidated all dropped frac tionally among papers whileln TODAYS srocx PRICES Compiled by Flynn 93 Dunlop St Barrie Norseman Asbestos Abitihl Algoml Steel Aluminium Alberta on Atlas steal an or Montreal Bank or N3 Bell Tel annual an on at Power Cdn Bk Briefings CPR Canada Cement Can Chemical can OIL can Hill am Can Paper Consumer Gal bis song Dom Shana Dam Tar Gt Lake GIG Pow Home Pit Home Oil Hudson my on on railAm inland Jo Labltt Norsnda Eunm nanlalai can ana Camp Chi Can DILRlo Con Denilun Con El Sullivus Falcnhbridlo Gem Mines Lamlaun Normen omnipr Plybio act Reeord September radumanupmo Rails Industrial up 38 Golds Ilp remarks were rmSwumalnr investment Wood G11 ndy Limit 1m 1m made any decision on the mmrdmggugpmmn full wartimestrcogih and this wollld involve relatively few men informants laid HOUSE MUST DECIDE Strengthening oi Canadan NATO forces could be done from present manp establish creased only by set of Parlia ment has said only that Parliament will be asked to pass additional an proprtations when it meets Sept to pay for buildup oi military and our in view of the Berlin crisis liehasntmentiooaianytlgr res lation that the manpower cell ing will be increased by 50000 civilian preparedv So far unmide PRODUCE TORONTO CPYicburn ingv cream and butter print prices were unchanged here today Theegg market was steady with offerings adequate for fairly liflit demand Country dealers are qaoimyfhfdfiggubgggfimflm March the federal department of agri culture on Canada grpde eggs delivered Toronto in fibre cases large 52 Amedium ts small 26 and grades no market Butter prices Canada first Fade 0mm lwdunbh 53 last about two and half hours He said both be and Smith had nontenderabla 61 in light trading Western 6m nominal 100000 which has boa de scribed as exaggerated in some quarters One report said there is stirgush withinrcsbinet Delen Holsfir Kathleen said to be seeking small increase in the strength of the nrrned forces and other ministers wor ried about government finances Finance Minister Fielding al ready has estimated budget TSHANTY BAY BROWNING Continued from page one to 59663 golds 14 to 9052 and base metals 05 to 70473 West Dom Found thulslto Pfd Famous Pl Bardeo Flml Imp Tobacco ruler Nickel inte rov in ms enigma Jr Mao Powell luv Massey Firm MINING KsmAddilon Long Lao Maritime mm moss sérrvs srocxs Trans Merlotin Pipe steel eranad BolirTeprhono can nor nrvmm nncunanous National omen Company Ltd common is cents prederrcd 3m cents nowJonas NEW roan evenness TORONTO STOCK nxcmos INDEX The growth and outlookior idle oil and gas producing industry in Canada is the subject of our September Review Key information regardingifour maior integrated colhpaniesisoonci fied selection of Government and tson bondsancl shares available for current copy of on Review and Securities List will be forwarded wponuqucst LOCAL KWENTATIVE ALAN NESS Wellington Street East 13 my Canhdian Breweries Distillers Seagrams and Molsons had small gains 0n index industrials rose 85 em oils slipped 11 to 9594 and the ll arn volume was 827000 shares compared with 300000 at Consolidated Mining and Smeltlog Gunner Norandn La brador and Denison all gained in the senior base metals list while Hudson Bay Mining and in el and international Nickel lost point and In re spectively Gold trade was light with KerrAddison up Vs The market finished ahead in light trading Wednesday right He said they then pro ceeded toward shore underwat El shore he looked for Smith but couldnt findhimFHersaid he was not alarmed at first even though Smith had been closer diving with Smith the victim had often gone off by himself the me me WEdDESdBY although didnt like this practice BECAME ALARMED when the length of time requir ed to exhaust the tanks of air hadexpired Toronto Royal Navytrained div ing expert indicated there were minor faults in the equipment the drowned man had been wearing but none of serious nature when used by skilled diver Ted Giddens Ontario Provincial Police showed that when the remained at the 90th depth for iour or five minutes and that he noticed Smith shivering and then indicating he was cold He said they both surfaced but became separated on the as cent whichtool about 10 min utes gtwgt The witness said both he and Smith reached and Smith had signalled helwas all Pearce said when he leached shore than himself He said hat on previous occasions when He said he became alar ed Evidence of Glenn Graham Evidence offered hy Corporal Meeting or Nild Experts Called To Assesslorest Fire Hazards GANDERNild UP Dep uty Resources hilnlrter Stuart Peters today called meeting of his firefighting experts for now snesnneslt of the New lille readem Well review the entire situo ticsthe ilru our resources and what steps we will take from here on in he said Pat sihly well do some regrouping to concentrate on what seem is held ire sy was cated in the Drnns Rivebsridft coast which Wednesday tough roomed into the provinces larg at an additional cost oineorMKhflfl merinoreally 1000 square milawiwalunblo spruce Additional equipment an army spotting plane and two air force helicopters slriVEd and menstayedhflghtthr as Ltoda For the second day the iro iightcrs were to receive no help from the weather Sunny skies with no sign of rain were fore can Mr Peters said all fires were being contained although the VEFSWllTCtlrrent fire given trouble the last two body was recovered it was found the lead weights being used were worn tinder the tank hairless contrary to accepted practice He also said that the buckles holding the were undone along with one of the buckles holding the tank harness He said the weighlo were still attached to the body Algorithm tanthrepa Mr Graham previously told the iurythe fact that the tanks HAS BABY About no soldiers moved into we use we prevent airlift Meanwhile the soo women IIWlnIDlI Wotearn the Boonvllta north cent In rived home after three weeks spent in safety Gslulu Lew lsporte and cu ih rublrned to find 11 banal strayed They made the journey unlined on the federal loo reaker Wolfefl One woman Mrs Ann hurry returned with tin dayold baby was encircled hut in time to have the baby and was let out oi the hospital just lortlrne fibrin her back home For some there were no homes left along the loinmile stretch of houses that make up the logging settlement of 1000 The fire started loo yards be bind the row of white houses and broke through to the sea in one spot destroying 12 homes and but lllE BARR 22312423 THURSDAY AUGUH ii an CAPSULE NEWS Britain Apologizes LONDON magnum hwas Hearted to no Ipologizod in the United States for the usauit on Assistant Secretary oi State Mennea Williams in Northern Rhodesia Britain as protecting power is responsible for the internal and external affairs oi Northern Rhodesia shameHighwa uTORONTO CF Entgyusilag port was vet of the members oi the provincial cabinet Wednesday to proposal to rename Highway BY Connneorranged from At toroay General Kelso Ro it will show the premier Ito ture across the provinu to Highways Minister Fred Cases certainly could N3 Pollo Reported TORONTO CPlNo poliomy sliiis cases have been reported in Toronto this summer and anly4wo have been recorded in were empty when Smith was found was not anything in particular He said evidence oi that the tanks would automatic ally empty at fast rate oi speed it the mouthpiece worn were allowed to float free juror Mr Graham said that he understoodtheeworld record for scuba diving was approxim ateiy atllousand fest WEATHER FORECAST Jylloplll hero Ontario will genorally be sunny with some cloudy periods and chance of few widely scat tered afternoon thundershowers today More cloud and greater chance of thundershowers is in prospect for southern sections of the province on Friday Over cast skics with scattered show or or thundershowers will pro vail immediately north of Lake Superior and Georgian Bay to day and Friday Haliburtnn northern Georgian Bay Timagami Algoma regions Sault Ste Marie North Bay Sudbury Mainly cloudy today with chance of few scattered afternoon showers or thunder showers Overcast with showers and thundershowers Friday con tinuingwarm Winds light be coming southwest 15 to 20 this afternoon Huron west winds 15 knots Partly cloudy with gusts to 30 knots few scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening Fog patches tonight Windsor st Thomas iLondon Kltchcoe Wingham Hamilton St Catharine Toronto Peterborough Trenton Killaioe Muskoka Marine forecasts vailduntil ll am EDT Friday Lake Ontario Lake Erie Lake Georgian Bay South forecast TempeflrtuTu Low tonight High Friday assessssaenaes assessnnesssen in answer to quedtion from the city this year Dr Ross deputy medical officer of health told board of health Wed nesday He said that to preln oculatioo days the number of cases ranged in the hundreds Enrolment Up WINDSOR GP Secondary and elementary school oiiiclnls said Wednesdoythat record number of students willenrol in Windsor and suburban are schools next month They estimate the total enrol merit will be 44500 an increase over last ycar of 1500 To handle the increase 43 new classrooms have been built and additional are will be no need for stag gered classo Wasaga Voters To Go To Polls dlrhiquor Vete The Village of Wasaga Beach will hold liquor vote tomor NW There are 379 eligible voters on the voting list and the polls will be open iron cm in PL Voters will have the choice of voting for or against any or all of four categories of liquor outlets These are liquor store been store dining lounge and cook tail lounge es rm 19 rm 1m 21 fior org me am Osbsz Pacific Pm Tom PB Que Nat Gas lion Rothnuns soyl Bank Rio on Sling Em WV IdwW Steal of CIIL Steinhcrg Tor Dom Bk Trans Can Pi MM ans lnderl Texaco Union Gll Walker GkW 17 123k 20 Quenont 920 Saar Gordon steep nook 73a United Oil 136 Ventures 55 Wilroy 137 330 105 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