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OUR TELEPHONES For mrniaer Want Ads Tele phone PA Hut The telephone number to call for the Business or Editorial Dept is PA 66537 98th YearNo 76 Girl Saved From Niagara Gorge Ledge NIAGARA FALLS Ont CPI thrcoyearold girl was res cued early today from rocky ledge to which she had fallen ii hours earlier while playing on the bank ofths lower Nia gara River April Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbard was cold and hungry but appar ently suffered only scratches and bruises in falling 45 feet on to bush on the clitislde ledge April was spotted by Stam iord Township policeman Rus sell Sanderson and three mem bers of newlyformed Niagara rescue unit several hours after search for the girl had been called all The four men dc cided to resume the search shortly after midnight Scene of the mishap was about quartermils below the falls The girl was brought to the top of the gorge in fire department rescue basket about 315 am The search began Thursday after three other youngsters who had been playing with April near the rim of the gorge returned home about 480 pm All the children were too young to give police satisfactory infor mation on the accident April admitted to hospital for observation was soon busy cat lng her second sandwich since her rescue The first was pro vided at the scene of the mis hop by one of her rescuers Richard Goram Hamilton Is Sure Batter Will Sell By DON IIANRlGllT OTTAWA CP Agriculture Minister Hamilton told report ers Thursday he is confident Canadians will start buying more butter once the prices go down May His confidencenow obviously shared by the rest of the cnbis nctis behind the governments recent decision to spend $34 500000 year to continue pay ing farmers 64 cents pound for their butter while dropping the retail price by 12 cents Estimated result of this step will be retail butter prices of between on and 59 cents across Canada depending on location But there still will be sub stantlal price spread between butter and margarine now av eraging about 25 cents pound To illustrate his contention that the price cut will increase butter consumption Mr Honiii ton said 38 Edmonton chain stores which buy butter from the Northern Alberta Dairy Pool experimented last year for 25 weeks by dropping their butter prices Butter at the start of the pe riod sold at 70 cents pound The stores dropped it to 49 cents There was fantastic increase in sales FLAMES DAIRIES Speaking of the butter sun plus Mr Hamilton said the dairies are to blame He explained that nearly eve erywhere in Canada the provin cial milk boards guarantee farmers about $5 hunder weight for fluid milk Normally the dairies buy enough from farmers to meet the city de mand and then take tilper cent surplus as well But with the butter support at 54 cents the dairies had en couraged farmers to increase their herds and deliver more surplus milk tnitil surpluses now averaged 20 per cent and were high as 40 per cent in east ern Ontario and Montreal 45 Per Cent Of Population Lives In Metropolitan Areas OTTAWA CP Canada is becoming nation of bigcity dwellers with 45par cent of the population livtng in 17 big metropolitan areas This was shown today in at Dominion Bureau of Statistics report on the census last June covering Canadas main cities and towns Of the 10 280247 Canadians counted last year 02 per cent total of 11245165livad in centres of 5000 and over There were 300 such centres 52 more than at the previous census in 1956 Move To Imple Mr Hamilton said tnrmcrs get paid $250 hundredweight for this surplus milk The dairy then took off the butter and sold it to the government at 64 cents pound and diposcd of the rest ol the milk to skim milk plants In effect the government is trying to end this practlco by lowering the support price to 52 cents while continuing to pay the former 04 cents in the form of mum consumer subsidy it no longer will be profitable for dairies to buy so much our plus milk NDP Leader Imputes Timber Patronage TORONTO CP Donald MacDonald Ontario slender of the New Democratic Partyhas demanded the government set up an impartial commission to inquire into allegations that tim ber concessions in the province are subject to political patron age Speaking in the legislature Thursday during the debate on the department of lands and for ests estimates Mr lilacDonald elaborated on charges he made last January during the Ron frew South byclection cem paign He said his investigations have shown that timber conces sions throughout Ontario are subject to abuses The situation in Renfrcw County provides case history Any conclusions that emerge will have wider appli cation throughout the province be said Lands and Forests Minister Spooaer replied that as for as Im concerned treat every body the same way regardless of political affiliation The most notable population gains however occurredin the 17 metropolitan areas across the country Fully 63 per cent of the popu lation growth of 2157456 during the fiveyear period 195661 took place in these areas This was an accelerating trend since in the previous five years 56 per cent of the total increase oc curred in those areas PROPORTION HIGHER Ten years ago 40 per cent of the population lived in the 17 metropolitan areas and five merit Program For Low Cost Ontario Housing TORONTO GP The Data rio government moved Thurs day to implement major por tion of its announced 12point program for public law cost housing Economics and Development Minister Macaulay introduced amendments in the legislature to the Housing Development Act covering portions of the plan announced few weeks ago by Premier Hobarts 5V Chief among them is an amendment giving effect to the proposed certificate plan being boosted by the gov ernmcnt The amendment allows mu nicipal housing authorities to lewirlvatcly owned housing units and rent them in turn to lowincome families at reduced rentals with the province mak ing up the difference Mn Macaulay has said he hopes the plan will accommo date inore than 200 families by next time it is to be operated experimentally in Toronto for the plesent Groups and individuals could be empowered by the cabinet under the amendments to seek money under government guar anteefor rehabilitation of hous ing stints instead of just build ing new ones Municipalities could similarly borrow to clear buildings from landluntit for housing and de velop it for parks and other public projects areas of Ottawa up 244 per Barrie Ontario CI ads Friday March 30 1962 on martin Examiner LOCAL WEATHER Clearing skis seasooable term peraturcs Low tonight 28 high tomorrow For more complete synopsis Page Not More Than per €0py40 Pages $500000 BUILDING PLANNEDFOR BARRIE EllPRIEST ARRIVES IFOR COURT HEARING Walter Ryan right ex communicated priest whose wife is suing the Catholic Church for 523175000 arrives at Superior Court in San Fran eisoo to appear on charges of failure to support his children The suing wife Alice lives with her four children in GlennHead Ll Ryan term ad charges in her irit that the Catholic cannon ad spirited him away as ridiculous He also said he had contributed more than $10000 since leav ing home in May of 1955 At left is hls attorney Thomas OBrien AP Wircphotot mbargb WASHINGTON CP The United States government says it has blocked attempts to trans ship some $500000000 worth of cmbargoed goods to Cuba but despite doubling of surveil lance some American goods are slipping through Assistant Commerce Secret ary Jack Behrman has in formed the Senate intemel se curity subcommittee that de spite tightened policiag some goods are going through not necessarily from Canada but some of the Latin American countries Behrmans testimony with extensive references to Can adas cooperation in prevention of backdoor circumvention of the embargo was delivered be fore the committee last fall and years agothe proportion was 42 per cent compared with last years 45 per cent The 17 areas as defined in the census had total popula tion of 8163936 compared with 6805301 five years earlier Moreover the list of 17 did not include two citiesRegina with 112441 people and Saska toon with 95526which were lar er than some of the 17 but di nt have enough urban poplt ulation outside their city limits to require classification as met ropolitan areas Fastestgrowing metropolitan areas during the 195661 period were Calgary which increased 383 per cent and Edmonton with 325perccnt gain They were followed by the metro cent Toronto up 214 per cent and Montreal up 209 per cent Slowestgrowing was Windsor which grew only four per ce Beaver House For Metro Park TORONTO CP Beavers may be allowed to build dam in the city soon Toronto Parks Commissioner George Bell Thursday proposed to let beavers build dam and house in westend High Park within the next two years He told meeting of the citys com mittee on parks and recreation that muskrats may be allowed in too ma£kt¢ Not Absolute Reveal Loopholes Exist made public today together with committee statement criticizing Western trade with the Communist bloc Senator James astiand of Mississippi subcommittee chairman said that despite tightened American export con trols the Communists still are acquiring materials from the US useful to their military and industrial buildup SEES FLAWS Senator Keating New York Republican said the bearings indicate flaws in US and NATO pol icy in trade with the SinoSoviet bloc Asked for comment on publi cation of the transcript Behr man told The Canadian Press the US is continuing to get Ca nadian coopcration in prevent ing embargoed US goods from reaching Cuba few are slipping through the embargo very few through Canada and much more through Mexico Behr man said Eehrman said that through in creased policing thcUS has been able to halt shipments of some $500000000 worth of em bargoed goods in year The Canadian government has given us its assurance that no shipment of 115 goods will go out of Canada without prior approval from our licensing control he said IN NUTSHELL II Ks Brother Admits Ghosting Incident BOSTON AP Edward Kennedy youngest brother of the President and an aspirant to the US Senate disclosed today he was asked to leave Harvard University in 1951 for having friend take an examination for him Kennedy later returned to Harvard and was graduated in good standing in loss PM Sees PMs Conference Soon OIlAWA CP gt Prime Minister Diefeubaker indicated Thursday that he regards Prime Minister Macmillan of Britain as being committed to calling Commonwealth prime min isters conference before Britain decides whether to enter the European Common Market Immigrant Childrens Allowance Up OTTAWA CP The government is increasing its special allowance to the children tar Fairciough announced of immigrants Immigration Minis in the Commons Thursday The rates will be brought into line with the family allowances paid to all children$6 month up to the age of 10 and $8 month for children 10 to 16 To Open Four New Provincial Parks TORONTO CF Fear provincial parks will be opened in Ontario this year bringing the provinces total to 81 Lands and Forests Minister Spooaer said Thursday He told the legislature the new parks will be at Ecstoule in the Parry Sound district Ojibway near Windsor at Parkwash Lake in the Sioux Lookout area and at White Lake in Renfrcw dis triet Introduces Atrialgamation Bill TORONTO CPD Municipal Affairs Minister Cass Thurs day introduced amendments to bill to permit amalgamations of municipalities in Metropolitan Toronto The amendment also provides that city and suburban members willretain equal representation on the Metro council if two or more municipahtlcs decide to amalgamatc Believes Testing Would Prove Setback OTTAWA 0P External Affairs Minister Green said Thursday night that any resumption of nuclear testing by the United States would be setback for the Geneva disarmament conference on his return from Geneva Theres no doubt of that in my mind he said vlchs Hydro Union Impasse TORONTO CP Negotia tions between the Ontario Hy dreElcctric Power Commission and the provincial section at the National Union of Public Serv ice Employees CLC collapsed Thursday The 8300 members of the an ion voted to niesday to take strike action if their demands for on eightpercent wage boost ovcr two years were not met but an early strike is considered unlikely After the collapse of Thurs days talks the union immedi ately called on provincial Labor Minister Warrender to inter vane Scott chief negotiator for0ntario Hydro said negotia tions collapsed when the union rejected an alter to submit dis puted contract issues to an im partial abitrator for binding decision He said the union also re iectcd terms of settlement recommended by conciliation board in February it offered tour per cent wage increase over two years Mr Scott added the commis sion asked the union Thursday to appoint subcommitteeto work wig managementto pro rdcily takeover of vi tol operations should the union strike The union replied it would only cooperate to pro vide services to essential cus tomers Earlier Thursday Robert Hill ery Hydros director of opera tions announced that 400 su pervisors have been sent to scattered power stations and generating plants to prepare for an immediate takeover should the rankindfile staff strike It is estimated that there are 500 employees in the Georgian Bay District of Ontario Hydro who would be affected by strike Directors Agree To Plunge Said Badly Needed Here Barrio is to have $00000 building The where and when aspects are still up in the air The how and why are obvious Hard work will provide the building it wasindicatcd The board of directors agreed to make the plunge at last nights meeting at Collier Strcct United Churc Whilc little more on the prm ject could be divulged Mrs Huwi Wallace president of the board said today that planning and fundraising campaigns had been in progress for five years The board felt it was now in position to commit itself to such project The decision to go ahead was reached after hearing the proposals of the Building and Furnishings Service of the National Council of YMCAS George Firmann representing Building and Furnishings Serv ice supplied the board with PM HINTS HELL NAME DATE OTTAWA CP Prime Minister Diefenbalrer said today it may be neces sary to make an early an nouncement of an election date because of opposition fillhustcrlnd Pickersng Bonav nflwilllngate ask ed onether Mr Diefeirbaker has considered saying in stalesmnnlike way what the intentions of the govcrm meal are in regard to an election Mr Dicfenbaker said the opposition has been filibus Icriag and that it may be necessary to make an early announcement which would satisfy Mr Pickers gill There was loud and long applause from the Liberal benches in which some Con scrvatives joined Dissuade Young From Smokes MD ABOARD EMPRESS OF ENGLAND tCP Cigar ettc smoking is an important factor in the cause of lung can cer and doctors should urge young people not to form the habit of leading Toronto surgeon said today Tth is no shadow of dotiht that certain people are suscep tible and that the smoking of cigarettes is the important stim ulating factor in the develop House loited Precedural Battle Rages OTTAWA CPlFour opposi tion MP5 fought procedural battle with the government Thursday night and brought Commons progress to stand still for two hours It began when Paul Martin iLEsscx East asked that study of externalatfairs depart ment supplementary spending be postponed until the return of External Affairs Minister Green Mr Green flew back from the Geneva disarmament talks Thursday night and was ex pected to report to the Com moos today The government rejected Mr Martins request andinsisted that the debate proceed as scheduled long string of pro cedural arguments erupted and took up the entire night sitting opposition parties uniting to defy the treasury bench deciA islon When the smoke cleared the 10 pm adjournment hour had arrived The items under dis pute areito come up today Mr Martin said the govcr ment was refusing the Com mons an opportunity of dis cussing cxternal affairs at this critical time and on the eve of dissolution of Parliament meat of cancer Dr Ker gin professor of surgery at the University of Toronto said in paper presented to the sixth as sembly of the College of Gen cral Practitioners of Canada Putting it the other way am quite satisfied that if no one smoked cigarettes there would be much less lung can cer Dr Kergin noted that many or the doctors at the meeting in cluding himself are habitual smokers Perhaps in those of us who are middleaged or more it does notmatter too much We should however use all the in fluence of which we are cap able to dissuadevyoung people from taking up this habit MAIN CAUSE Lung cancer has become by wide margin the most impor tant cause of death from can cer in male patients There is no doubt whatever that cancer behaves differently in different people and in some patients we just do not have chance at all because the first symptom may be such which immediately declares the pa tient to he incurable he said said William Miashall information regarding the bes building and facilities to suit this city and surrounding area Building and Furnishings Serv icehos been connected with the since lslo In that time it has actcd as adviser for 05 per cent of buildings LOCAL MONEY All of the money for the will be raised locally Mrs Wallace said With the com mitment to go ahead we will get to work as fast as possible lilr Firmann assured the board that where possible ten tiers will be to local firms for both furnishings and building Specifications for Ye were sometimes little more da mending that those for other types of buildings and furnish ings said Mr Firmann but much of it is built and available right in Ontario Announcement of the project was greeted favorably by city residents Gordon Roach an athlete in teen years seemed to echo the views of most per sons when he said it was terrific thin and would benefit everyme would certainly use it said Mr Roach Proof of the value of the is the fine or ganization in Drillin Mr Roach noted that many people believed YMCA facili ties were just for youngsters The value of the is equally important and valuable to man and woman boy andgirl be Russ Davey executive direc tor of the said that swim ming pool gymnasium club rooms were some of the facili ties needed but not included in the present building on Owen Street The rate of inclusion of these facilities in the new building will be guided by finances he sa ATTEND WORKSHOP At the same meeting the board agreed that Mr Davey would attend the executive train ing workshop at Geneva Park May 30 Mrs Wallace said that the board should be proud that Mr Davey had been invited The workshop is under the direction of the National Council Person nel Services Department of YMCA Chairmen of committees of the local group were announced as Bill Clark accommodation Alfred Pickles finance Harvic Jobnstone publicity Mrs Gwy nneth MacLaren membership Frank Diogman personnel Mil let Saltcr boys work Mrs Muriel Lamb girls work Mrs Anne Owen adult program Dal ton Nasbitt physical program Mrs Dorothy Vance world serv ice Budd Wass camp Gordon Patterson leadership US Congressman Again Hit Bomarc By HAROLD MORRISON WASHINGTON CP TWO United States congressmen have renewed their attack on the lie marc antiaircraft missile on the grounds of what they de scribed as confidential evidence received during defence ap propriations committee hearing Pennsylvania Democrat Dan iel Flood and Ohio Republican committee members said the evidence merely confirmed their views that the Eomarcwhich Canada has adopted to bolster its anti aircraft defences cannot pro vide an adequate defence against massive enemy air attack rm Aid Or Sick Starving Indians Pours Into Northern BC Area FORT NELSON BC OP Residents of this community 500 miles northwest of Edmon ton raliied Thursday to the aid of band of 59 Indians 61 miles south all of whom are reported to be infected with hepatitis and tsuffering from acute malnutrilt ton Church groups womens on ganizations and others gathered food furniture clothing and drugs as word of the plight of the Prophet reserve spread The collection program Xand distribution of the goods to the Indians was hampered by the melting of tour foot snow cover in the area which turned streets and roads into deep sticky mud Heavy aviator snows amoqu ing to about 100 inches have made mouse and other animals scarce and other Indians of the area also are reported bard put to find the game which is their main diet The Prophet River Indians who live by hunting and trap ping include about 30 children