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DECLARED WINNER IN BRANT Robert Nixon 33 is lifted onto the shoulders of supp ning the riding of Brent for the Liberals in provincial of the late Harry Nixon who held the seat for 42 years tars at Paris Ont after byrelectlon Nixon is the son Photo Pred1ct Russ Lull Calm Before Storm MOSCOW AWWestern dil lomats pictured the strange quiet in the Kremlin today as mask for major development in the wind Exactly where it will blow no Western diplomat would predict But one of the most respected Western ambassadors in Mos cow said hebelieved it is more likely to involve Communist China than Berlin This diplomat said there never has been period of quiet like this without it exploding into lome major move The diplomat in close contoct With high members of the So viet government said it was ob pious that major disagreement is going on What was not clear he said was whether it was squabble among top members of the Soviet Communist party or more widespread among mem bers of the Soviet bloc qETBACK FOR Western diplomats also sug gested that Premier Khrushchev ll engaged in an ideological bat tle with Molotov the Stal ihist former foreign minister They said Khrushchev may have suffered setback Western ambassadors were al rnost united in belief that Mol etove return to Vienna has been flakistan lisks 33114 Billion WASHINGTON AP Paki stan next week will ask six in dustrial nations and the World Bank for uncommon in aid for economic development Pakistan embassy spokes man said his government he lieves the request Will be granted The bank and sixnation consortium consisting of Can ada tbeUnited States Britain JapanWest Germany and France meet here next Wed sday to consider the request delayed only because the old Bolshevik doesnt wanted to be shunted off again to such mi nor job as Soviet representative to the International Atomic En ergy Agency the atomsfor peace organization headquart ered in Vienna Molotov held that post when he and other members of the so called antlparty group were de nounced by Khrushchev at the Soviet party congreEs last Octo ber Molotov returned to Mos cow Nov 12 to fight move to expel him from the Communist party Evidence of what Wesern diplt lomnts described as the Krem lins present state of indecisive ness was the fact that the new Soviet ambassador to Washing ton Anatoly Dobrynin has not left for his post one month after appointment and the fact that the Soviet Union is marking time on concluding new cul tural agreement with the United States The problem of Communist unity is definitely on the Kram llns mind In Polish ianlt guage broadcast Friday night Moscow radio sold unity of the world Communist movement is needed as never before DEATHS By rm CANADIAN panes TorontoDr Leslie Bell 55 leader of the famed Leslie Bell Singers ailgirl chorus Alliston DuhReg Noble 65 member of the 1918 Toronto Arenas first Tomato team to win the Stanley Cup after for mation of the National Hockey Rogue Saint John NBR 11 port manager of Saint John from 1945 to 1956 Sussex NB Judge Donald Vaughan White 66 of Kings and Albert County courts of heart seizure TorontoWilla Beatrice How ard wife of Clifford Howard banker and former editor of The Canadian Banker LondonLord Merriman Bl president of the probate divorce and admiralty division of Bri tains High Court since 1933 Kincardlne Ont John Wil bert Wlb MacLeod 51 editor of the weekly Kincardine News and veteran Bruce County news paper man of heart attack London Slr Hubert Joseph Wellington so Britains first and only Roman Catholic di vorce judge MontrealMartha Brown 92 one of McGlil Universitys oldest women graduates who had li brary named in her honor lit 24Shoslin Actress Who Runs Her Own Secretarial Business MONTREAL CPA multi plicity of roles marks both car eers of actress and company president Penny Pasmore 24 The energetic Montrealer after years spent adjusting to footlighta and first nights took three month shorthand course and bought her own see retarial business lm bookkeeper wrap por cels answer the telephone Im office manager the fourth em ployee and presidentthats at the bottom she said In her off hours she con tinues to act in theatrical pro THEIR TEAM scons The smiles on the pretty faces of these hockey fans mean that Bay City Falcons have scored again ludy Home left and Sue MacLean were just two of the many happy Barrieites who watch the local intermediate club snap divegame wlnless streak by defeating Orfliia Lakeviews 157 at Barrie Arena last night Examiner ductions graduate of Lon dons Webherv Douglas School of Singing and Dramatic Art she once was named best char acter actress for part as an old woman with limp lisp and twitchmy own father didnt recognize me She has also had parts in BBC productions and in reper tory and cabarets in Londons West End It was her interest in theatre that led after her return to Montreah to her office debut shop from member of the Junior League she was helping witha school play when she came down with both chicken pox and measles Unable to com plete the clerical work she had volunteered to do she took it to secretarial agency There she learned the owner was sell ing and she decided to buy Now scant eight months later she finds business threat ening to monopolize her conver sation and diet can become great here In addition to doing mimeo graphing and mailing the firm types everything from lengthy sales reports to fourline pray ers for submission to religious publications Miss Pasmore who taught herself typing at the age of 13 studied shorthand at home with her sister before registering at secretarial college in time for its second term BAYCITY UPHOLSTERING ANTIQUE AND MODERN Beautiful Samples Free Estimates FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY PHONE PA 37433 BARBIE Upholsterlng ls Our Bullne 55 Bradford at lts punch lt dumped 14 inches THE BARBIE EXAMINER SATURDAY 1A SALVATION ARMY New Citadel Is Dedicated The Salvation Armys new action how the scheme to build $100000 citadel on Collier St the citadel was finanud was officially opened last night The property on which the at special keyturning cere hall standsthc lot and build mony attended by more than in bdrind it and the building 200 Barrie and district resi ltselfcoxt 060000 The member dents of the local citadel pledged $10 LtColonel Hill led the and 514000 was allotted congregation in prayer before from 329000 raised in the local the presentation of the key to 34 Shield mum In 1961 the new citadel by Stan Allan will 01321000 was received building ommu Colonel from legacies bequeathed to the Knsep field secretary from To 531231100 Am Ind 88000 was mnm secleiyfd mllhtértfilnliflry and Colonel Knsap addressed the 9° congregation and then declar umindm new dude opened The property beside the build beginning we ing which is leased to the de vm of dedication Au Cah partment of agriculture was bought by the National Salva mlchael and Muriel Gillapic mad tron Army for 0000 at emigiefidfig finial Mrs Knaap read selection from the Scripture and the EXTEND WELCOME Song Brigade sang Brook Welcome was extended to Col Knanp and other visitors Mn 9° team Verna Robin gallon that the building of the you mg citadel with mortar brick and Barrie Mayor Lester Er stone could be compared to the Cooke and Rev ii Riddel dhulldgng dot ones spiritual life extended greetings from the ax City of Barrie and District Min dd°° mm mm Asmmum grid benediction ended the even The Young Peoples Singing Festival of Music and Company sang IDont Worry Song wllihs held tonight with About the Ar the Owen Sound Senior Bond in Col Hiltz ted the congre attendance Lager Is Preferred Before Heavier Ale By FORBES REUDE Canadian Press Business Editor New products new tonne for old products and new ways for displaying them are features of todays hotly competitive busi ness world it might almost be said that lndustry like the family doctor ls asking you to stick out your tongue so that it can look at your taste buds Sirocco Escapes Cold Air ran CANADIAN mos Virtually every part of Cans ads with the exception of south ern Ontario tdnay is under the influence of brisk arctic air Even on the west coast where rain is the usual form of mid January precipitation temper atures are well below freezing except at few points on the coastal islands Snow was falling today in southern Alberta and Saskat chewan and along the north shores of lakes Erie and Ontario but in most cases the fail has been light An exception has been the Toronto area where more two inches had fall en Elsewhere the picture is the samefrom northern Alberta to Newfoundlandclear and cold Coldest weather station over night was Saskatoon where the mercury dipped to 27 below zero Song in the Yukon was close second at 26 below while Region and Winnipeg had lows of 25 and 24 respectively The minimum of 22 above re corded at Victoria was Canadas highest while low readings in Ontario varied from Torontos 15 above to Fort Williams 10 below Montreal and Saint John NB both had lows of seven above while at Halifax it dipped to nine above and at st Johns Nfld to ll above CHICAGO ABSevere cold in any event your taste and convenience are being consid ered as never before and on correct analysis and quick ac ltion may depend success or fai ure Many of the new products or successful adaptations have sig nificant repercussions in more basic forms of the economy such as agriculture and on em ployment PROCESS SPUDG Salado Foods Ltd for in stance announces that it will procem more than 5000000 pounds or 833000 bushels of po tatoes during the current sea son at its recently completed plant at Alliston Ont about 60 miles north of Toronto They will be made into potato chips instant mashed potato flakes and dehydrated potato predict plugin electric tea brewer for the glove compart ment of automobiles presum ably so that you may have cup of tea while you wait in traffic jams OKeefe Brewing Company on the basis of figures supplied by beer warehouses says lighter lagers are replacing heavier ales among beer drinkers In Canada they state the western provinces particularly prefer lager in the following percentages British Columbia 04 per cent Alberta 95 Sas katchewan VI Manitoba 93 Ontario Quebec and Atlantic still lean to heavier brews How ever in Ontario the percent ageof ale to lager has dropped since the war from 8020 to 6585 Canadian per capita consIuan tion of brewery produck is 13 gallons year compared with the United Kingdoms ms Aus tralias 12 West Germanys 225i and Belgi ms 25 BETTER DIAGNOSIS MONTREAL CPJDl Ade lard Grouix director of the Montreal health department disagreed Thursday with fed eral health officer who ex pressed alsrm over Canadian wide increase in cases of mice weather maintained grip on tious hepatitis disease of the most of the northern half of the liver Dr Groulir said cases of United States today as thEyJOh the disease in Montreal in of digging out from under an creased 500 per cent in 1961 DUJBI heavy 800M311 begall over the previous year But 5m thesb part of the increase was due to bringingbhzzard conditions to better diagnosis parts of Oregon as it pushed Another aloda announcement snowmen ARMY mun bcr William Miller Newman ket signs guest book in the new Salvation Army citadel The occasion was last nights openingand dedication of the Salvation Army travelled from as far away as Tomato to at citadel Members from the tend the ceremonies Congolese Blaze Away At United qtio LEOPOLDVILLE Reuters Congolese soldiers today opened fire on United Notions jets fly ing over the Kongolo area in Katanga province scene of re cent massacre of whites the UN announced here US spokesman said the column of soldiers opened fire after two fighter bombers sighted burning villngo south of mission station at Solo which the Congolese were feared have seized The spokesman said the UN planes did not return the Con golese fire Neither of the two Britishbuilt Canberra jets was damaged The jets also reported seeing burntout houses north of Solo at Kongolo where 10 Roman Catholic missionaries were most sacred New Years Day SEE HOUSES BURN The two UN Ethiopian jet pi lots reported Friday that sev WEATHER erai houses were ablaze at the Roman Catholic mission at Solo on the bordcr between Katongo and Klvu provinces The only sign of life at the station was two soldiers who run for cover in the mission church when the jets appeared over bend At Knbonga in north Kn tonga radio reports reaching Elisabethville said rebel troops had killed four missionaries and 11 civilians Another attack also was re potcd to have been made on seven clergymen at St Pauls lnce College in Bogirn Kivu prov The attack occurr during battle between rival tribal fac iour of the rebels and turned lions in the area Police killed back the attack NUNS AT MISSION Little was known of the attack on Sole About 50 priests and FORECAST Forecasts issued by the Tor onto weather office at 430 am Synopsis Light snow in south ern Ontario will end Oils morn ing as weather disturbance moves east of the district large area of high pressure will then bring return of fair and moderately cold weather Lake St Clair Lake Erie western Lake Ontario Niagara regions Hamilton Light snow ending this morning clearing during the afternoon colder tonight Sunday clear clouding over in the late after noon and evening Miider with chance of snow late Sunday winds light Lake Huron southern Geor gian Bay regions Londo Partly cloudy with snowflurrios today colder tonight Sunday clear clouding over in the late afternoon and evening Becom ing milder with risk of snow late Sunday Winds northwest 15 becoming light tonight Eastern Lake Ontario Hali burton regions Light snow cod ing by this afternoon Clearing and colder this evening Sunday mainly clear and continuing cold winds light Tomato Light snow ending this morning clearing this after noon colder tonight Sunday clear clouding over in the even ing Milder with chance of snow late Sunday winds light Northern Georgian Bay Al goma Sault Ste Marie regions Partly cloudy with few light George novies CONSTRUCTION LTD Barrie PA H185 into the northern Rarities Klem ath Falls 0re was staggered by lunch snowfall Another storm moved across the country to the Appalachians where it appear to be losing on Kansas City and lesser amounts to the east snarling traffic and closing schools The snow belt also extended into the middle Atlantic states creating hazardous driving con ditions in Delaware Maryland the Virginias and western Penn sylvania mixture of sleet rain and drizzle fell in the west AnoldFebletellstimswry otnaveralboysldlytlmwing stonesatsgroupolkogsins poniBoys one offlaefiogeuldagthil mayhefumioryophnt itisdaotbforuf ern Carolinas HARRY MURDOCH Let Us Check Your Car Now wuss ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE COMPLET FRONT nun susn NSION ovnannvi PA 83202 27 TORONTO 51 without regard for our gymJ quyw meowa annual Mm Too moi in do thoughtle uoinga without consideration for othersforenmple spending our money solely for plasma WI future How much better it would be to provide for outfitting through the medium ufSnn Life of Cmdalmodarn life immense policies TOM ANDERSON amen mason 24A Cleppcrton St firmlyI SUN FE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA nu FA 6645l snowilurries today Sunday clear clouding over in the after noon and evening Milder with chance of snow late Sunday winds light Timagami Cochrane Sud bury North Bay Mainly clear today and Sunday continuing cold Winds light Mainly White River region clear and cold today and to night Sunday clear clouding over in the oltemoon and even ing Milder with chance of snow late Sunday winds light Forecast Temperatures Low tonight High Sunday ind St Catharines Toronto Peterborough Trenton Killaloe liluskoka North Bay Sudhury Earlton Kapuskasing White River Moosonee SS Marie Mount Forest NOW mmeEmmumuu connoisseur cncnc ns Jefcs some Brenna were be loved to be based at the Sole mission which contains acol The Ethiopian pilots were loge and girls school sent to the isolated mission after UN headquarters in Low poldville received report from Red Cross officials that the reb els were mounting an attack The rampaging troops were believed to hove been formerly under the comman dof Col Ai phonse Pnssoka now under house arrest in Stonloyville The same troops also were held responsible for the Kongolo massacre and the deaths of is ltollan airmen at Kindu in Kivu province inst fall Passaka is supporter of left ist leader Antoine Gizenga who has been ousted from his post as deputy premier by the cen tral government Passaka and another officer were arrested Thursday by troops loyal to the central government Marlene Wins First Match FORT LAUDERDALE Fla AP Defending champion Marlene Stewart Strait of Tor onto and Foothill Ont played threeunderpar for the 16 holes it took her to defeat Mrs John Dyson of Sugarloaf Pa in opening match play of tb lie on Lee Doherty womens golf championship Thursday Canadian who won the lost three 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