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Barrie Examiner, 12 May 1961, p. 6

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TRANSPUSION An American bold hitgiv ing plasma bottle or trans fusion to wounded Laotian ernrncnt soldier nt Sena Ill ian Some Nay Transfusion was given while wounded were awaiting helicopter tilt AP WORKERS WALLow IN WEALTH 115 Space Programr Sabotaged BY Dollar NEW YORK AhGreed tor the dollar has been sucking the steam out of the United States space program and President Kennedy means to do some thing about it Workers wallowing in wealth pipeiitters living like potentates that is the picture emerging from Senate investigation the US missilespace program Because of conflicting claims the picture is still coniused but it is not disputed that 327 strikes occurred at 22 missile bases 103 of them at Cape Canaveral alone Also undisputed is the overall loss of time figured at 162872 mandays in 41 years ltarevoltlns said Senator John McClellend the Arkan sas Democrat who is chairman of the Senate subcommittee hearings which opened Aprllfizi and adjourned Tuesday Col Robert Greech oblate Cape Cannvernls test site oper ations swore many on strikes were called openly to force the payment of overtime that snelled wages uI plumbers and electricians to as high as $800 week In contrast the top US mis sile scientist Wernher von Broun gets $404 week Space mnn Alon Shepard gets nnvy commanders salary plus $250 month flying allowance On this basis extra allowance for his pioneer space voyage was about $14 SAYS HEARINGS UNFAIE linggerly president of the AFLClo Building and Con striicttnn Trades Department said Wednesday the hearings were onesided and itwas on fair to charge that labor trou bles delayed and pushed up costs of the program The government couldhava prevented la controversies by advance planning such as was done in the Second World War he said blaming delays Most Unlikely Meeting Unites African Eskimo litter Iourney FEOBISHER BAY NWT CP Guillaume Mebiama Frenchspeaking Congolese Ne gro travelled10000 miles to an alien land no African had ever seen before and ran across an old friend an Englishospeaking Eskimo friend it was one at the least likely coincidences in history this week when Mebiarna arrived with agroup of Congolesc to test new French developed in sulating fabric Frobisher Bay deep in the Canadian Arctic 1300 miles northeast of Montreal Within few days the expedition was plunged trom the Bildegree tem peratures and rich green jungles of The Congo republic to the 10 above temperatures and frozen rocks of Frobisher Members of the group were stunned when Mebiama touring theintirrnary suddenly rushed Ends with one etifitsexclarm celur la know that man there And the Eskimo replied in Why remember MET or FALLS Mebiama first met Johnny Erksinak in 1955 at world boy scout iamboree in Niagara Falls Ont Erksinak from Port Harri son NWT wasplcked asone for the Eskimo delegatesJte hiama from Brazzaville the Congo Republic was one of his countrys outstanding send some onerous EIIII PROBLEMS to Barrierlméll Rub siva Fnrrler whornakes and sells turn only Lanna gumton to cancer mu WIEGIIISIIIIIS BARR TORONTO 25 humor as Repairing Remodelling Cold Storage Cleaning REASONABLE PRICES uriauerlou AIUANTIID The two exchanged greetings and souvenirs at the ismboree and separated never thinking they would aver meet again But Meblama was picked for the test expedition and Erksi nair happened to be brought to the Frobisher hospital at the right time The Congolesr group there were six of them along tvlth some gvernment and industrial representativeswere the sen satin of this town of 1800 whites and Eskimos And they were tremendously impressed by the starkharren landscape None had ever seen snow flake in his lite and they were hesitant to touch the snow The expedition sponsored by the French textile company that makes the new fabric is schedlt uled to leave Frobisher Bay to night The company claims that the fabric builds up and retains xhargaofestaticrelectricimoppo site toihecharge thathuildsup on the surface of the human body and that this 111 tr body heat EDS flp NESB 940 on design changes and other nonlabor factors Labor Secretary Arthur Gold berg is in the midst of series of conierences with unions con tractors nnd labor relations ex ports to work out nostrika plan to he issued by Kennedy who has pleaded with labor and management to get together in Eresponsible consistentet or So vast are the sums allotted to the space missile program and so slipshod the methods said hlcCleliand that not only labor but management and mi itary practices should he invcs tigated Mai Gen William lhur man oir iorce deputy stalf chief for materiel said the iCBM program involves outlays oi $12000000000 for research development testing production and basevbuilding for the Atlas Titan and Minuteman missiles MISSILE PROGRAM LAGS operations chief at Canaveral for Convair in production of the Atlasthe missile scheduled to carry the tirst 115 astronaut into orbit testified the whole spacemissile program is six months behind Macnab said greed ior the almighty dollar but not Com munist subversion caused the strikes and slowdowns Produc tion rates at Canaveral were only about 40 per cent those of industry in non government projects Construction executive Jack Vanderwood said that by de liberate dawdilng pipelittera collected$750 an hour over time pay above their regular wages and also $850 day tra vel pay whether they lived across the street or 40 miles away STELCOOFFERS SHARES TORONTO CPISteel Com pany or Canada Ltd announced Thursday rights offering to common shareholders on the basis of one common share for every six held The offering will he at $52 share The stock changeJihursday compared with high for the $3325 of $1975 and low of Ground Floor Suite 103 Entrance Fred Grant Sq lTlTHO Tons mun mom but Coau ow Can Chemical CA dtan Oil Co Kill 88 hibénlaw ma Camp coin Gunner Cur DI I119 Reina LIIInfill Marinnu Nfimllll Falconer 09 Illkh Otto ulna as wasnt3 Dont mall on stroclr omens Compiled Flynn on st am Imi For lay intrpm Pipe Joell Club Ith BIId ii his will GIW 11 110 185 gum or Gordon stun nae United on wuto Annit Wumy in 410 uo ur Mo mo non amvl stool Min Stlll Int Nichol New oowoonn new Home SIOII Clnldl Wlirvy You AVERAGE Industrial up 71 nun up 10 mutua down no ranon mun mountain no 11 com up STOCK MARKET Industrials Up From TORONTO CP lhs stock market advanced during moder ate trading today On the exchange index indus trials gained 112 to 58306 and 101d 11 at 11238 Base metals oils at 9962 Iihe 11 am volume was 000 000 shares compared with 1064 000 at the some time Thursday Foundries and Steel rose 15 at 54 provincial Pipe Line each fall Va Mining trading was light In ternational Nickel fell In at 76 Hudson Bay Mining and Smelt lng at 50 and Noranda it at 47 Trading in golds was light Kerr Addison gained at 10 in steady western all trading Great Plains tell at 13 Cal gary and Edmonton Vs at 17 and Bailey Selburn and Ca nadian Devonian cents to $800 and $415 Home was up V4 at 10 The market slipped in moder ately heavy trading Thursday 0n the exchange index indus trial felt so to 53106 golds 21 at 3223 arid base metals 59 at 19483 shares compared with 3099000 Wednesday hawe Wholesale 20 Mining trade was heavy with tional losses Ventures 55 at 477 and 43 NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PMlss Dec 31 net loss $102569 ended Dec 1060 $522710 1959$4753M East Malartlc Mines 1959 $467965 Eollinga Consolldated Gold Mines LML year ended Denali 1900 $4271969 87 cents share 1959 $5570040 St Lake shore Mines Ltd year endedDec 31 1060 $162097 1960 $6830 Montreal locomotive Works Ltd mos ended March 31 1061 net loss 384000 1000 net profit $400000 58 cents share hove Gas Producers Ltd year ended Dec 31 1060 $201 893 1959$151M1 year ended Dec 81 357$ share 1959 $127 Vlolanrnc Mines Ltd year ended Dec 31 1060 net loss $37160 10 net profit 867920 We are now located in NEW OFFICES UNVLOPésT re verse weer anemia one AFCAI Manager sssAncn savior5 ruttwtns ANDR honorsrd mourns scanner srocrr meniscus cartons New aminesron pnnonrtnngL rumors concede coasts In Canada fell 40 at 10435 and western On the plus side Dominion Moore Corporation and Inter The tool volume was 3882000 Foods fared badly with 0s lower at some major issues taking trac International Nickel was down at 77 andNoranda and Barnnt MIilel year ended 1960 $13673011959 chkenlon Mines Ltd year Year ended Dec 31 1060 $437411 Robinson Little and do us 959r$100r excilouna mu Milli down Olin down 01 while Consolidated Mining and Smelting lost at at as Falcenbrldge was up it at 11 Denison 20 cents at to and Quamont and Gunnar live ants to $915 and $1715 Gold trading was light Moln tyre Porcupine rose at 33 and Giant Yeuowknite ii at 11 Body Of Man 56 Found Near Tracks MACITER CmThe bad of swearold man was found ly inglnthe CPR yardsan mile south or harp Wednede night lie has been ldentllied as Ed ward Poleworth long who lived in the CPR boarding house at Mactier The crew ot south bound train iound the body NOON DOLLAR MONTREAL CPlTbe 115 dollar was at discount of 7332 per cent in terms of Cans dian funds the Banknf Mont real reported near noon today Thursday thenoonrate was 00 3742 llPound sterling 3276 down NEW YORK CHCanadian dollar 100 higher at $10m in terms of 115 funds Bound ster ling Mi lower at 3279 IV THEID lJIi 4371M fik AUIIzAoilé Nos PA60643 unitwv 11 an nanmr maanamaxmmna rammmvrrmi New Party Press Social Security WAY OF national health plan covering medical surgical dental and optical treatment as well drugs and Ipplilnou wu advocated Thursday in drait social se curity declaration of theNew Party no my document third declare onon policy released by party architects promises comprehensive program of social security to ensure standard of living which will enable every Canadian to live in health and with selfrespect The health plan the policy statement said would be built on the present hospital lnsur once program and would be evolved and administered in co operation with provincial gov ernments It will be induced partly by federal grants to provinces and partly by individual premiums graduated according to individ ual incomes The statement also endorsed nosmonth old age pension available to everyone at the age of 68 without means tat contributory plan would he let up to provide extra benefits The party statement also promised program to provide income during illness of tem ily breadwinner higher lamily allowance payments pension of 515 month or the blind it proposed national labor to be enacted Sointb by Parliament and provincial leg islatures to establish min hnurnwage lived 40hour work week Nevada vacation glib pay and other labor benelt L5 national centre for wide range of medical research was Ilsted New Puty objective Another party aim was laid to he musum tortop the drug industry Irorn exploiting the public including plan to licence manufacturers to pro duce essential drugs under putr lic auspices 0n education and the arts the party declaration proposed help or the provinces to provide tree education at all levels to all those who can benth from it ATTENTIONl psr MARYS PARISH You are cordially invited to attend reception Monsignor Clair who celebrating his an anniversary on reception will be held in St Josephs Auditorium Sunday May 14 pin to spin All parishioners are welemw FOR THE allowing OWEN sr THE BRADFOND OPEN HOUSE ISATURD FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL GORDON TJA courrs co Best Home 3111 mi sedans rear SIEEIEE JOHNSON STREETSV NORTH OF DOMINION STORE By WEST POINT CONSTRUCTION LIMITED Models from which noon and Bedroom Bungalow won or Without ammo Guam Aluminum storms and Screens Minimum 00Frontagl some woosa Lots my Brick Purchasers Oholed Color OCIIatom suunoyourcaoiooarooiw Scheme Clola to Schools and Church EA 8485 anemone Exclusive Agents AY MAY13th EVE PA 6616 PA 8243s Johnson OPen Islecute mm ON axons smart earn cannons arenas snunoyuov13 1951 CentraHleatinga ianizl no watowoate Are Using The CLEAN sugar pEPENDABLL ECONOMICAL rust NATURAL oAs 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