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mlmmmnuvum news comer Charges Government supports MonopOIies musxesmo Ont ice offloereada diredor erases NDP leader Douglas received the my for nighttbatn cervical rendered Samuel Erostackiestlflrd charged Wednesday combination at government in action and moiileertng monopo lteI or near monopolies has forced up Canadal living costs Governments dont want to in terfere be told cImpalgn rally because the small privi leged groups that benefit from the profiicering also support the government and get support in return Whenever the government has to make decision it cl ways comes down on the side of the privileged groups Mr Douglas named the Iobac co milling meat packing and auto industries as instances where few companies control market and dont have to compete on prices if elected June 25 Mr Doug las said an NDP government would sci up prices review board requiring industry to justi fy prices increases as unions were required to justify wage demands Loses Tax ilppeai TORONTO CF Toronto doctor who deducted his wifes $6000 salarylor working in his ofilce lost his appeal Wednesday to the department of national revenue which disallowed the deduction in the tax year not Mr Justice Jacques Dumoulin of the Exchequer Court in written ludgmont dismissed the appeal by Dr Edward hlur phy G0 Goes Well TORONTO iCP GO Trun slt the Ontario governments pilot project in rail commuter services goes into ltssecond year of operation today with more than 4300000 passengers already through its turnstiles G0 officials said statistics for the first eight months of full up orationSeptember to April showcd that an average of 15 343 patrons use the service be tween Hamilton and Pickering on weekdays The largest num bercarried on one day was 19 Study DDT Ban TORONTO CF Lands and Forests Minister Rene Bruneila said Wednesday legislation han ning DDT in the province would be premature until studies are completed on the eifeets of the insecticide on fish and wild iile AntiTrudeau WINNIPEG CF Quebec Conservative Marcel Farihnult said Wednesday Liberal Prime Minister Trudeau is socialist in disguise and socialist oi the ivorst kinda docirinaire social That is why am against him be said lrench liress PARIS Reuters The tour nalists association of Agenee FrancePresse of Wednesday it has set up corn mittee to watch War the 1f maintenance of the ireedorn and objectivity of the news agencys SEIVICES it said that so far the agen cys purpose has been fulfilled honestly andtbat it intends that all journalists should be able to ii to exercise their profession tree from all pres sure and censorship New Stamp omwa multicoi ored liveecent stamp will cam memorate George Brown one of the Fathersof Confederation and founder of Toronto news paper The Globe theiposi of tieedepartment an oun Wednesday Mr Brown died in 1880 when he was 62 alter being wounded during scuttle with disgrun tled former employee of The Globe The assaiiantwas later banged Montreal Layoiis MONTREAL Cl More than 130 shipyard workersiare expected to helaidoiflater this year whenthe Canadiaanteam ship Ltd abandonsrepair and docking facilities at dialling iston Ont shipyards John McGillin president of tbe37vvessel fleet said here Wednesday the 75yearold gov ernment shipyard was obsoles centI and unable to cater to the longnewerships which ply the St Lawrence Seaway system lloidinquiryr Tonommce top offl cial or thoGreizt Atlanticand Pacific Tea Co Ltd in Montreal recclved 520mm dtrring 16 month period lroma Looming top 0nt produce cojoperatlve provincial fnquhvaas told Wednesday Peter Aceto chief purchasing noiv Anruun wrsunnr Child Custody OAKVILLE CF James Snow member of the legislature for iiaiton East riding said AttorneyGeneral Arthur Wishartis moving into the case oi two Oakvilic chii drcn snatched from city street last week Wednesday CBC Bylaw OTTAWA iCPi The CBC board of directors will be Inked to review corporation blew banning employees from parti cipating in federal or provincial election campaigns President George Davidson announced Wednesday But he made it clear in spe cial announcement that the ban will continue in force unthafter the June 15 federal election Privaie Business MONClON NE CF Mayor Leonard Jones of Moncton declined Wednesday to say whether or nothe Moon in the Canadian Protestant League an organization which says this biculturol city is hot spot for French racism To what organizations be long what views subscribe to and what do with my own money is my private business the mayor said in an interview Baptist Opposition TORONTO UP The Feb iowship of Evangelical Baptist 4Churcbcs in Canada Wednesday denounced the Roman Catholic campaign for increased govern ment support for separate schools The children Valerie and John were taken by three men last Wednesday as they Communications TORONTO CF Canadian walked with their grandmother Roman Catholics will ioio Sum Poillleia Martin Doctors soy Valerie who suffers from lcukc rain has about year to live illr Snow said the attorney gcnerol stated the California court order for custody of tho children which Ronald Martins exwifo brought to Canadawas invalid unless ratiiied by on On tnrio court No such action was taken httsaid day in the observance of World Communications Day declared by Pope Paul Vi as day to recognize the power of the mass media and to pray they will be used to aid society Ordered To Trial common Ont or Ma glatrate Marcel Leger Lords Day Iict Wednesday ordered Cecile iur cotte 21 oi Cochraoe to stand trial on charge of noneapital murder in the death of her sev clausebyclauso approval to namlte and blasting caps arts tour of the city today before TORONTO CF Two opptr siiion parties Wednesday gavo their members free vote as 13 the Ontario legislation gave bill amendingtbe Lords Day Act to permit operational agri oulturaland trade exhibitions on Sunday afternoons The affairs will be controlled by municipal bylaw The only evideot pays when the vote was called came from the Liberal benches where the bill had been crlti ed by four members as peirnitting too wrdeopen Sunday yBomb Trial SUDBURY CP Jack Baker alias Colin John Ross 27of Ottawawas committed to enmonthold son Alalb The child died in hospital Feb Cochrane is about 45 miles north of Timmins Landmark Closed KAPUSKASING Ont it The Kapushasing inn 340 yearold landmark on hill ris ing from the Kapuslrnsi ng River will be Sept officially closed OPP Taireover NEW HAMBURG Ont CF The Municipal Police Asst elation of Ontario decided Wednesday to senda threeman delegation to Toronto to discuss trial by judge and jury Wednes planned provincial police take day on charge of placing an explosive substance in the em ployment office building of in ternational Nickel Co March Joseph Erie of nearby Levack testified at hearing that Baker asked him over of areas now protected by small departments More than to policechiels and constables voted unanimously to send delegation comprised of the plcliminary Ch the association president Chiei ref Roy Strauss of Port Elgin last November iorsticks of dy Stem Stalk Swill Hamli he was fired hewould blow up clubhouse or some other building Pay Jail TORONTO 0P Attorney General Arthur Wishart took issue Wednesday with allega lions that Toronto magistrate violated the Criminal Code by having policy against allow ing persons convictedoi liquor oftences time to pay their fines dont give time to pay on any offence under the Liquor Control Act Mr Wishart said the section quoted by the Liberal member allows the magistrate to give time to pay unless he had spa ciai reasons to deny time iiward To Massey mom or The Royal Architectural Society of Canada Em secretary agd tge associa Enigma gt ons awyer to osen soon er mm that to meet with AttorneyGeneral Arthur Wish rt ants ilppeai TORONTO CF The Ontar to Court of Appeal reserved judgrrient Wednesday in the casefof lawyer DonaldWaiter xiii award iLs Gold Medale the to Vincent Massey former governorgeneral who died last December it was anouneed Wednesday The awardzis presented an anally for outstanding achieve ment inarchitectureand the VEdiiors Canter EDMONTON Ce More than 50 newspaper managing editors andltheir wives began arriving in Edmonton late Wednesday tnhick off the first conterence of Canadian manag There was reception at the Macdonoid Hotel in Edmonton Wednesday night by Chamber of Commerce President Bob Chaps man The chamber also planed the group travelled bytroln to Jaspernltlta for the threeday conference Al the big day approacheshndgifm come Study spending Oi Executives meeting at nlenvIle Womens institute in the community centre and Min ulng incubate was also present The motto There in toomul ioe that can replace Deilb her no commented on by Mrs Donald MeNabb Tbeprogrnm which of paper and sevmi contests was prepared by Mrs DGlf fen Mrs Maw Ind Mrs Maw Discussions were held on the bus trlpvin June and on the District annual in Elmvnle May 30 Hostesses were Mrs MacDonlid Mrs Ward and Mrs Giffen Nelson Sage has left for Sier ra Msdre California to take course in aeronautics Mr and Mrs RIrry Giflen en toyed bus trip with Stayner Horticulture Society to Niagara and Rochester May it and 12 The Spring GIrdennt Royal Botanical Garden Hanulioo was lovely with tulips and nar clssi At Niagara the rows of flowering crab trees the forsy thla and magnolia trees were at their best At Rochester ths lilac city many varieties of lilacs were in full bloom and very large pansy bed was beautiful also the wistaria vines and candytult made great showing as well as many other spring flowering plants Mr and Mrs Douglas Milne and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Me Nabb David Maw and Miss Linda Cappln Toronto spent the holiday with Mr and Mrs Russell Maw Rev lrankhfesloy of Eden vole took the service in the Baptist Church Stayner Sun doy morning Little Paul and Donnie Rich ardson of Barrie hoiidnyed with their grandparents Mr and Mr Charles cheer gt Wilfred Degccr spent the weekend with his parents prior to taking flight to Boston with some teachers Reid of London Ont appealing conviction last July for taking part in payment of 910000 in bribes to mortgage manager in 1862 Reid SB bad $10000 bail re newed freeing him until deci sion on the appeal is announced He was sentenced by Judge iiinee Macdonald of Windsor to monthsin Jail plus $5000 me North Baylland NORTH BAY CF North Bay counciivoted Tuesday to study the possibility of severing about is square miles of the ter ritory the city annexed tbk year from surrounding townships Councii ordered feasibility study the suggestion by Al dermen Gordon Carr and Neil Mallory Alderman Carr said the cost of road maintenance lira protection and future school requirements prompted the suggestion for the study Murder sentence VANCOUVER GP Robert David James 22 was sentenced Wednesday to to years in prison for what judge described as the brutal andblcody slaying of Vancouver promoter Sydney McDonald 50 McDonald was bludgeoned to death Jan 11 in former mo toroycle club headquarters in Vancouver His body was found the loiiowing day in his station wagon parked in nearby Burna iiing in take heed in the fact that this is the beginning oi your new home kid only to your love to make your marringe click its where happiness beginsand harmony is asyimportant here as inAyourflfuture Use tbesame goodsenséln planning your homes you did in choosing your mate Tastes have changed so drastically sioee Mother was wed youll want to be sure every cent you investwill pay off in the long run Our years of assistance to thousands of satisfied customerswiii guarantee last ing satisfactionwithout mistakes Tbeidaaiolyait ing tii you can afford it has ehangedtool Without television set i7 coat yacht or sailboat Ind Fewer than bait belong to prIVIte club but almost all serveddcobtfl OWL Political parties get donations from more per centoi the executives The study also found that al most 64 per cent had attended university half had brsureocn policies for more than $100000 72 per cent were between the ages of to and so and more than as per cent were active in pri val investmenln HORACE BARNRAIH iiernceanmnon i59 Gibbe mount Ave Tomato died at East General Hospital May Mr Earnhart was born July it im on the Ninth Conces sion of Oro son of the late John Bernhart and Mar garet Luck lie was successful farmer having operated his own farm and htsfalhersuntil his death in two About to years later he sold out and moved to Tor onto He was member of the Presbyterian Church Oro and member of Corinthian Mos onic Dodge Barrie He was in ierested in history and derived pleasure from travelling broad llc compiled short his tory of his loudly and assisted in compiling history of Bern hart island Several of his art icles have been placed in the archives lie is survived by two bro there Percy oi Wesibank 130 and Edward of Uxbridgc and Dorothy of Toronto The funeral service was held May ia at 1030 am at the chapel of McDougnli and Brown Toronto lt waniconducted by Rev James ltliiroy minister of the Presbyterian Church grove side service was held at Knox Cemetery Ora Twp at pm with Rev Stone minister of Essen Church con ducting dominance at drlnkntnthetr THERES ONLY the odd spot that is expected to be cool today as nationwide tunper atures hover It reasonable springlike iovcl Showers in Northern Ontario and parts of Quebec are likely to be the only ones in the country Cold DISTRICT WEATHER Cloudy With Showers Today Mainly cloudy weather with few showers is the Toronto wea ther office forecast for today and Friday in the barrio area Temperatures will remain bout the some Winds will re easterly is tonight The mm temperature in downtown Sar rie was 53 degrees lilgb fore cpst today is so Synopsfr The showerylweath er of the past few days will con ttnue through today across all of Ontario Prospects ior Friday are for rain near the lower Great Lakes ow will spread into central sections Fri day but the North will enjoy somesunsbine Toronto Hamilton London Windsor Lake SL Clair Lake Erie Lake Huron Niagara Lake Ontario Cloudy with occa sional rain tonight and Friday not much change to the temper ature Winds increasing to easi Edy 15 tonight region again is St Johns with high forecast of is while Rc glnn should hit 75 CF Wire photo And Friday North ilay llaliburion Geor gian Bay Algoma Mostly cloudy with few showers today and Friday not much change in the temperature Winds increasing to easterly is tonight Timagami Cochrane White River bi cloudiness today and Friday lewshow crs today not much change in the temperature Winds increas ing to easterly is tonight Montreal and Ottawa Mainly surety today Friday mainly cloudy with showers late in the day seasooablo temperatures Winds light ForeeIIt temperatures Law overnight high FrldIy Windsor 50 St Thomas 50 St Catharines 50 Toronto 50 Peterborougit 40 Kingston 40 Owen Sound tit Trenton 45 Killaloe 40 Muskoka in North Bay to Sudhury Earlton Sault Ste 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