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also have lean diaa chairman and twothirds of directors must be Cana disaa Applicants must satiety its transport minister that the oration is unlikely to result in Canadian TV station becomin menonomlc or to inhibit the vision broadcaating facilities in serving that area mans ans Mr Piekersgill made clear that this second regulation will IIaimeld at oars system we ng carry can pro grams thus draining off file an dience ol Canadian TV ata main concerns he told the dinmonth iederal dream on the is to see that CATV inalallationa inycanada do the ownership persons and cor mentions which are notICInn an The other is to that CATV installations designed to receive broadcasts emanating not come nude and control at day in wide atrike postman sch midnight Ba The men who have been on 09 slowdown ior two weeks ordered by union leaders nd stay all the Job government meets eir wage demands The government may consider raising lta offer of trooper ncrease to six per postman want 10 rolled to ages average to strike until th establishment oi alternau telalt th cent per cent Basic see week immediately alter the cabinet meeting th rims minirter turned to on or ilaon leader at lrom outaide the area reached any local Canadian televi aion station and particularly from outside Canada are un likely to make the operation qt any existing televiaon atation uneconomic or to inhibit the provision at alternate Canadan television service in the area concerned Home Plans MeetingTo liver CountryWide Postal Strike MNDON CHPrime Miniav tor Douglas Home called an emargcnc cabinet meeting to to avert country of Britaina 0000 eduled to start at turday played mediating role in be hind the scenes moves that helped and techniciana strike wh ch had blacked out Britaing commercial television network Prince Charles III in Aberdeen ABERDEEN Scotland Muir oralPrince Charles 19year old hair to the British throne and Prince of Wales was ad nursing em with pneumonia Wednesday liia eon dttion was described as not as rloua He came down withpnenmo ith Harold nta alter spending two nights the Labor camping with school friends on arller this month Wilson The government hu two where was taken ill the no at estate at Baimorai iWhitton Fades Inquiry lt into Cit OilAWA OP Charlotte Ottawas controversial swearold mayor today laced Maids inauiry into the city admlnla ration with only four months remaining in her present term oi office City cotmcil voted 12 to ednesday night in lover ti Witt gee roar rvn Greenberg of incompetence an hefticiency multin waste of millions of dollars hevlnauiryedetails of which finder bl be iommgtedie ome ma uue gartile December civic elerz ill nrya Whltion or served terms between ml and than was reelected in use and me has not indicated whether shell run again the princi al annoumd san dldate to do is Controller Don held merchant who acted as mayor when Miss Whltton was away lor several weeks this mrlnli axong arms But Wednesday unit loilowv threatened to run iornrayorfin oy Miss Whitton an lit the crunwmr wnrrroN Mayor of Ottawa the name oi Native to remove lion from office 1h toid cporters he would in bitter shoutin caches necessary yd Mayor Whitton la the store iha fundamental la bail msroom Mr Greasberg democracy to tion at this city that is its at bar the Idmlnlrtrav around tmnot the slflitest gt afraid you ihe blotter occurred after council in special twohour senators endorsed board at con troia recommendation for the inquiry Mr Greenberg president oi Minto Construction Company Limitedpwent into the press room to read ataicrnant to re porters and was followed there ordered him to leave The contractor reluled my here until die he ahouted Hair is public property am ayer and have much rl in this roomras you other controllers andalder men were drawn to the scene as the mayor shouting back said the press room was for the convenience of reporters elected resen lives and civic officials Miaa Whliion who over the years has had running feud with Ottawa contractor Robert cam Ellyn Mr Greenberg against her on or rctorted hydran You cant ri his charges to the flu run NEGROES SHOT MOUNTED policemenis in right lerogrotlnd ea helmeiod policemen combine their sis disorderadmn cunrrw urine iorta to subdue rioter in Bed iordStUivaeant section ot it Yorks Brooklyn during ra Racial Battles Grip Singapore SINGAPORE Chinese and Malaya poured into the atreeta ei8ingapnre ior more racial seven deaths and pushing the ouleial death toll to la since the communal rioting began mea day nMIt Hospitals reported 65 more gh iniurod were brought inaitsr four houra of serious clashes most of them during morn ing break in the curfew to al lew people to buy food Three of the Injured died today Conflicting olficlal reports ot the total number oi in wed in the battling ranged from to more than zoo Police riot units and troops had hauled inltm persons on curfew violation charges and another we were charged with unlawful illle or rioting senior army officer said if the police and army had not moved to quickly it would have been bloodhath More than 0000 troops and police are patrolling the island Local police and military units rem Malaya ihe curfew in silent for in hours until 530 am was re laxed somewhat in an apparent in attempt to prevent complete atagnation oi the islands bustl lag economy Beginning tomor row the new curfewfree houra are from one am to 10 am and irons mo pan to pan During the itshour curfew break prices rocketed by as much as as per cent and some HERES ONE newepaperrnan travelling through the backwoods saw gnarled wrinkled bent old man sitting in rocking chair on the porch of his house Sensing human interest story the reporter decided to interview the ancient fellow air ld like teknow the se cret oi your longilie said the reporter Well ratios gallon oi our key smoke flity cigars and go out dancing only of life said the In are reinforced Wednesday Hall Events canned food was sold at ex tremely high pricea by doorto door salesman to people unwill battles today causing at least ing toge into the streets By midaftemoon Singapores streets were nearly deserted except for security iorcca and persons with curfew panes oua incldenia since the morning instead of people the streets here and there showed the de bris oi violencea burned out car leaning Into storm sewer upturned eratea lumps of ma sonry and sticks which had been used as weapons and thousands oibroken lea lahtrfloimed ere were no report of aeri Wilts were used lost nlahtior the tint time since thn dla orde bodout ihaeity flutgatuldaky Sir Winston Stumbles lI all liverted LONDON iAPlSir Winston Churchill stumbled and all but fell in the House of Commons Wednesday when he was hav ing altar listening to nearly two hours of debate The wartime prime minister who will be 90 on Nov 30 was walking from his seat with the aldoi hia eane when his left knee an0 red to sag He seemed at to fall overbacln wards But Sir Rolfe DudleyWilliams kn Conservative MP lumped lor ward amid gnarl iron the chamber and public galleries and caught dir Wlnstons left arm Sir Rolls and an attendant then helped Churchill out at the house Blast Triggers Hamilton Fire HAMILTON CHA mysteri our explosion triggered thr rm lira in downtown build ing hers early today sending nearby apartmenttenanta scur rying to the streets one was tired Fire Chief Rog Swanborough said the am explosion had auspicious origin in the rear ol the premises Arson squad officers Bronte hialek and Detective John Kon nelly robing through the still amoui ering shall sald they were unable to immediately as said On the ground tour the buildt ing houses restaurant anui meat auppiy company and vacant store Although there were several apartment dwellers in adjoining buildings no one was living in the section where thalire oc curred There were apartment units on the second and third floor but they were not occupied or iuiglshed chi as tablish the cause of the blaze Damage could range some whera between 075090 RAClAlRIOTS ll Mayor Claims Evidence 0i Communist Instigation NEW YORK AP Police ahot and wounded four Negroes as racial rioting looting and vandalism raged in Brooklyn through the night Police laid the Negroes shot were accused of looting Several policemen were in iurcd during the citya filth straight night at racial violence Poiiu counted its stores looted in thospinanlly Ne are Bedtord uyvesant section Brooklyn Marauders smashed liore windows and ran all with anything they could carry Crowds or Ne tearing and hurling miss les atpoliee singed through the streets Wed nesdsy night steelhelmeted no lice tired volley alter volley over the heads oi the roving bands to break up the disorder in Manhattan nonwhite teen agers pelted Negro demonstra Medical College Bars Ont MD milon CPi1he Ontario College of Physicians and Sun geons announced Wednesday night that Dr Robert Kingsley Graham of Palmerston Ont has been barred from practis ing medicine in Ontario for an indefinite ariod 670 eta aa ment Dr Grahams narna had been erased from the modest register but he is me to apply for reregistration at any time he council met in special ses sion to deal with report of its discipline committee concerning charges at prniessonal miscon duet against Dr Graham The statement said lie was tuned guilty on seven tharger involving as patients treated by him in thdPalmerston General Hospital and council his ruled that his name be erased mm the register at the college the council ruled the doctor aubiected patient to improper and unorthodox treatment and unnecessary hazard and caused tobe entered in hospital rec orda diagnosis he ought to have known to be untrue and statements he ought to have own to be untrue it said he entered in records oi sight pa tients final diagnosis he knew or ought to have known was untrue and treated the patients scalding to the diagnosis 0100000 Chial swanborough af Swanborough born outside police headquan ters police charge broke up mob Harlem however was quiet even quieter than on normal summer Wednesday night po lice aald tare were no riot arrests No streets were sealed off in the Negro commuan where violence had flared for tour nights in row following the mat shooting of isyearold Negro boy by white police lieutenant Fillyiour Negroes were an rested Wednesday night and early today in Brooklyn The violem empted less than three hours alter Mayor Robert Wagner made television and radio appeal for peace and said and site of law and order ls mob rule the way ol the Ku ltlux Klanand the lynch mob mayor who interrupted trip to Europe and now home Westley announced program to end racial violence and prom ised increased cliorts io end slum conditions to recruit more Negroes for the police tom and tourlevlew charges at police bru Wagner later told rtara thattiien is some emnce ol Conununist instigation at the racial rioting In Brooklyn wardmostly agara galherodarounda truck with iouhpeskar and iaered oiiiclais ot the National Assent ation lor the Advancement to Colored People as they appealed to Negroes to get off he siroeias Police dispersed the mwd Boys liescuedBy Barrie Policemen Two young lllinois brothers were plucked from their disln termsting raii by Barrie Po lice Constable yesterday The youths were Maria and Kirk Gahuro ages 13 and nine They were floating in Kempenieli Bay ihay were rescuedby Coast Don Bulmer of Barrie police The oiiieer was called to the acanehy Mr and Mrs Gahum Their sons ralt had been blown away from the Kempcnlelt Drfie area share by strong wind The oillcer pulled the boys into the Barrie Police Launch