Freer Liquor fropouro or Tay lorwaated lrcerliquor laws in Ontario in 19 and suggated the heerlndustry spend consider ahle sum of money for propa ganda to help bring this about the Combinu Act trial of Cana dian Breweries Limited was told Wednesday Mr Taylor new chairman oi the board sol CanadianBrew eries said in letter to Burke general manager of John Labalt Limited at London 0nt that he tell it his de to take the initiative in urging actlon by the beer industry Canadian Breweries has pleaded not guilty to the charge at operating acomhinc The case is being tried belore Chlot Jus tice Chtchucr at the Sn meme Court of Ontario Mr Taylor said in the letter dated Nov 1951 that the beer industry as whole was operab wing at less than 25 per cent capecityEveryone would benc gigmm relaxed liquor laws he BELIEVE CHANGE COMING would not be interested in Purchasing the shares at any brewery company in Ontario at the present time it did not his lieve that clmngeiu the liquor laws ot the province is going to come about The letter added There exists dangerous pre ponderance of consumption at liquors oi high as against those at low alcoholic content which is opposed to the intent oi this qu uor control Act and which would be remedied modified law will make possible substantial reductions in the price of beers and light wines The Ontario farmer will bene iit greatly by largely increased requirements of barley grapes and apples which at normal prices would have total at sev Laws isonghit There Willbe created new lobster large number of poo Pic in breweries wineries and the industries that supply them with materials and supplies Net revenue ot the liquor con trol board can be increased rather than reduced as mil ate modiï¬cat ol the law There has been great change in the titude lens ot thousands at prohibitionlsts to government control and modi iioation oi the present llquqr laws could he brought about which will be more likely to advance the cause at temperance and at the same time satisfy the re qniremcnts many who are in complete sympathy with the theory of government control but are critical at many aspects oi the applicatio COMPLAINS 10 FIRMS In anoth letter introduced in evidence Taylor asked two Ontario breweries to stop servozg the bootleg trade in 1934 and tall in line with price agreement reached by most of the brow eries In letter dated Aug 1931 to Davies at Torontos Rein hardt Brewery Company Lim itcd Mr Taylor said have been informed that you are supplying certain hotels in Toronto with kegs equipped with Golden Gate fittings also that your Mr Bamcssa is con tinuing to service the bootleg trade in Hamilton both these practices are not in accord with the decisions reached by the Brewere Ware housing company limited recent meetings think you will agree with me that unless the industry can cooperate in such matters that the tutureproiits of every one will be jeopardized Another letter of the same date addressed to Schulake oi the Riverside Brewing Com era million dollars pony Riverside Ont oontainod similar complaints Draught Beer Is On Way Out Since Bigger Glass Introduced TORONTO 0P hoteloili oialsoys draught beer is on its way out in Ontario because ot the new beer glass introduced Sept 16 Clint Melville managing direo tor of the Ontario Hotel Associa It to tion said Wednesday trend al ready established in Brockville will continue it the new 103 ounce glass is kept The larger glass boosted the price of draught beer to 15 cents from In cents gt He said Brbckvillcs live hotels stopped selling draught beer ol mosttwo weeks ago two Ottawa hotels planned to stop draught sales and several London hotels were considering elimination of draught sales An exception is Toronto where the trend is toward draught sales Whether it is temporary or not we dont know said Bert Lyman manager of the Toronto Hotel Association But wewill meet next Thursdayjo hear de tailed reports of the situation KitchenerWaterloo proprietors also report drop in boitla sales and switch to draught Tavern owner Jack Shapiro said The customer has learned that alter filling one glass from MobPersuades Priest To Stay PIZZOLANb Italy Reuters Police threw tear gas bombs here Wednesday to disperse more than 500 villagers who asa si of alfecbon tried to wall rup their parish priest in his church The entire adult population at the village turned out many with pitchtorke to praventthe de ture of popular priest Savcrio Della Mura due to leave for an ther post 113 the flows with tables held in position by so clegraph pole The csts wai car wascarried away by the strongestmenyin the village and locked in barn Police threw the tear gas bombsafter unsuccessqu ap peeling to theviliagefs to go Wbe the priest emerged in bottle ho has only halt glass leltSo he pays an extra two cents and gets two full glasses ll ounce bottle costs 26 cents onerous Qautidus OTTAWA ca The United es Men has amde or aptHrust action similar in some mood to one that MIMJI sharp Canadian government rlotcata earlier this year The Canadian gnveinmént plans no protest at this stagc cause in keeping with an greet moot made alter the earlier Canadian objections the 115 in ionnedottawaocthe planned tiou mdgavo the clfccts of the ll ac tion would be conï¬ned tocom panics inside the Usor ter ritories NAME EC FIRMS However Justice Minister Man Is Aeqnitted Innanity Verdict COCHRANE CF Roland Paulin 35 otValTAlbertWednes day was acquitted by reason oi insanity forthe murder of his wile Therese 30 The Supreme Court jury dell berotedls minutes before bring log in its verdict Mrs Paulinnlied in hospital July 12 alter being beaten about the head and chest with rifle Poulln told police he suspected his wife of inï¬delity police constable testified Tuesday Poulinhad told him his wile wantedhimto see doctor loulin said he refused to go be cause hiswlie anddoctorphod it ï¬xed so that wouldhe put aw antes that at Gansdi ciionv Draws Eye Can in aid Wmheaday night ï¬rmware kecplng eye tn the antitrim actiun niobium rs Canadian illma knownm and has in cd the US that it runes its right to makerepmmtatlons subsidizeaction has reamed State when the dich will be The current ounth alleges that two San Francisco ï¬rms combiltd the port and sale peatmpss Canadl agencies and i3 Canadian producers and proces ear all in British Columbia were named but not asdetcndants The US complaint said com petition in distribution of peat moss was eliminated EARLIER PATENTS CASE Protests in the earlier case were based on the Canadian con tentton that Canadian subsidi arias oi us ï¬rms operating lcgullyin Caao should not be required to coaiprm to US lows The Canadian government regarded this as an lotringement olsoveréigntY This case involveda number nspirators vol us and Canadian electrical lirms participating in radio patents pool The 118 antitmst acllon alleged that the patent pool controlledby the Canadian 11 arics of 115 firms bldoked importation into Canada it radio addvtolevislonrscts made inlthe 115 The patents pholhnd been ill ccnsipgjts patents onlyto ï¬rms minding to maaulactue in Can that an UllAWA cmm argument over admittanoo of theaocall ed Knead World War mmbies Alter relerenduni iu1944 he government draited men into tbcannyand approximately id Rodney Webb an clectrichl appliance dealer andcontrac tor retained the Hestingslgron tenac scat tor the Progressive Conservallvca ia the iederal byeleetion Oct chb was rceve oi the village at Norwoofl Ont minutes north weet ol Bellevrlle Drains By THE CANADIAN mess stratiordRobcrtA McDonald 72 tanalderman Toronto Rev William John Mumford 73 retired United Church oi Canada minister who served inmany Ontario com muan New orltCarl Rungius 90 one of the outstanding painte wrldlii Barrie Among Cities MoVing Clocks Back By our autopilot races Most Eastern Canadian com ï¬nunities move clocks back one hour ina switch to standardtime this weekend Nova Scotia New Brunswick Quebec most of Ontario and the city of Winnipeg all make the change from daylightttme early Sunday Newtoundland See tcbewan British Columbia on parts Ontario switched Sept 27 Prince Edward island Alberta and all of Manitoba except Wiimipeg re main on standard time the year round in Ontario ifl malor centres gt change to eastern standardvtrom eastern daylight time Sunday Cornwall and North Bay are Jo0P MANAGER To nerrnn TORONTO CWHugh Bailey general manager oi the United Cooperatives of Ontario tor the last it years will retire Dec 31 it was announced Wednesday lie will also retire as general man ager ol the United Dairy and PoultryCooperative formed year ago Leonard Harman will become general manager of the United Co0p Brady as sistant general manager of United Dairy and Poultry Ioop will move up to general man ager Economich guntil Oct 31 FortWll liam andPort Arthurlocated in thecentral time Inneremalp on standard timethe yearround as does Windsot governed by its nearness to Dctroits Changing Sunday or Belie ville Brantiord Brockv Gait Guelph Kingston Kirkland Lake Hamilton Kitchener Orillia Ni again Falls Oshawa Pembroke Owen Sound Peterborough St Caihariaes Sault Ste Marie Sudbury Timmins Toronto Wei land Ottawa and Barrie Six Ontario centres are already on standard time London St Thomas Sarnin Stratiord and Woodstock switched Sept 21 Chatham changed Sept S°Ei°i Plan Ahead forï¬WiIaterNow PA 85983 rA 85984 Ways to Enioy TECO AUTOMATHC ETIG nonvnnsoe onoowr no ear Conversion on Euroer in your ace controls Waco Btrnaca and gt on Burner only Mr unnumacresouv mo furnace and Installed resent mm inc udlng base meat storage tank and comp etelyflnslallad 275 Completely mean Let naronte furnace or con version burner to anns new contort cleannesl to your mun tiresome work unity automatic romlncnt bluiness man and 000 at theserNithtAtNatlonal he ources MohilirationActl per sonnelwcr sent oiicrsces as re iniorcements early in 1945 Zombies was the ineicgant de scription applied by some to the conscripts SOME ARE ELIGIBLE ln1950 the Canadiad Leglm void by narroWmuicrlty to admit NRMA men who had served in theatre of war Few of them have Joined the legion RBWebb oi Minitonas Man reopened the argument in the June issue at The Logionary by proposing that all conscriptsoi thehome daience force be made eligible or legion membership Must we continue togo through lilo carrying this chip on our shoulder dunaadedihlr Webb lsntit time to new outlook and let bygones be Dyson SIRONG REPLY He got short shriit lrom Victor Brown oi Plaster Rock NB August issue Ihopol shall not live to see the daywhui the legion will iorm up on Nov to commemo rate our honored dead with president and other in the guardpof honor real sorvlcemens feel ings towardsthose of our com paiké In cannon Register Rancid OTTAWA tCPCanedas na tional parks registered record sununer attendance with 3634 668 visitors mnny of them camp er The total excccds tlie 1958 niunber by 322740ior the ï¬ve monthsperlod April lAug 31 the northern pliairs department reported chnesday Not in bluded in attendance at national historie parks and sites Most national parks showodin creased attendance butPoint PcA ice in Ontario led with rise of 140245 Displité rude whogave their livelier the cause at trcedom lntbe currentLiane at The giouery Mrs Rania of Clare ngont OuL writes My husband was cverseas OTTAWA CF Conunenclng Jan ll the government will help hog producers through dellcicncy payrgcnts instead of pricesup P0 Thepayment will amount to the difference between the pa tlonal average market price of hogs and $2365 per 100 pounds basis gradeA delivered at Torlt onto Each producer will be lowed to collect ona limitotloo hogs liir llarknoss announced the plan Wednesday it wil eplace thoprcscnt policy of buy ng hogs under the government price support program In his no uncemcnt Mr Hnrkness notcdthat he had ads vised the Commons lustMarch that the government intended to change its method oi assisting hug producers ills reasonrwas that the existing method hnd rc sultcdlna large increase in hog production Surplus pork was ac lcurgulating in the governmcnts or egroln 2611113163 Ragesin Columns but thatmlhhim an ant thanVJooBlnvlvbo ataycdincanada illnow neighbor inundationtots dot the argument is nowhere in la stcpiowards the new poilcy the government art the hog support price tromgas hundredwelght to etiec tiveflct Under this deildedw merit method at support market price at hoglwlllbe deL tcrmincd by the ordinary laws ol supply and demaodli Ins an nouncemcnt Wednesday raid the of Deficiency Paymentsviovstart When tin prlcalsbolowvtha suppo level the consumer will sue ihcadvantagmottbesub sidy paid through lower pricea for por Under the deficiency payment plan the ioohog quotawould mean at legal as tout pericth oi Iarmerswlll on thcaveragc receive the same price for their and hogs as they are guar anteed under the present pur chase mcthod Thcsc farmers produce 70 per centot the hogs To be eligible producers must do theirgmerkcllnz lhrflllxh fed eralapproved grading establish agents stamps illegal 31 TORONTO CF Ontario At torneyGeneral Roberts said chlt nesdoy every conceivable form of trading stamp was illegal Itrom 1905 until 1955 when the Criminal Code was amended and six words removed rpm the deï¬nitch portion said in an interview the re moval of thewordswas fnaive since more had been no debate in the House oi Commons and the only entry on record in the Senate Hansard indicates that the removal of the six words did not alter the intent otthc act In the 1905 legislationlthe dos ï¬nition of illegal trading stamps included besides trading stamps commonly so called anyiorm oi cash receipt coup ticket orothct devr or intended to be given to the purchaser of goodshy dnr thereof The phrase besidsstradlng stamps commonly solcalled were removedln the new Crim allCade Mr Roberts saidthatߢrhape unknowingly rl la ment has made it possible wb rappr vi nusly it had no poasiblc for cerialniypes oi tr ding stamp schemes to be legal in Canada lie so agenera prohibition oi all he stamps could be rclt cstablishc inserting the six words in tho flCtimlnal Coda again TECO Gas Furnace AC 100 GL3 Hula Ill Rnoms Average commonly marsumi EATON rniLE Complete rncof on mango as recon Conversion cu Burn Onlym Let EAlONS rnoo automaticturnace or conversi burner howl Brings NewComfort Rooms Swatch Io LCIeun Modem 759851 Automatic on Hefli wih the church hesaid the demon stration had persuaded him to stay and hcwould askthe arcbr bishop of nearby Salerno to am Inultheposting His rneiypnat was to be in Mer catoS Severin nearly 40 lauo ynnqnn list it and forget it no control keeps temperature will Modern designation smart is important Fcamr AlLSbeel Welded camWarned nut axonnee armnanny Lubricated nlowcr Now Available tor the First Time won uncutr Assure conhnuous air circulation on mannao the rum rude with uniform heat throughoutiha housei C0 Hwedlan Brit Motor Assureroontinuon ilr chemo growing heflthlu ominrtahlo on throughout non ruruaec Installation rennin lnstallattonof manneri chimney 01 rcclungular lat cmnded lennm Illa perlmetertypu1plpo and flttlnga hung in Jokuwheropn my wnnncung maximum cl warm Zalr outlets and existlh cold returns pios2 waxmanuals main trunk or basement gnlnttn andlt1akllullon ol automatic narorva an Piankrma nc Anflgarnbmuoi norm and new 22 of Willnwldalejï¬g suburb of Toronto was cloctrolt cdtcdW no adavyratter he grasped volt power line Police hoyel EATONS snows causes