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WM ywrmwommmmmv ambush Er territories FRENCH SPEAKING stu dents march triumphantly nut of Aime Renaud high school in Montreal suburb of St Mir nard Thursday night atter re gional school board agreed to continue instructionin French at the schoolsThe students who barrlbadedythemselves in the school last Fridayto pro Announce Increaseln Pension Benefits llnd Contributions OTTAWA Anticipated increases in old agesecurity benefits and increases in bene fits and contributions under the Canada pension plan were nounccd Thursday The joint announcement by the health and revenue depart test the turnover oi the school to English speaking stu depts raise their arms with imgersln for victory as they leave the school GP Wirephoto Campromisé Reached St Leonard Schbdlfi MONTREAL GP French id is students Thursday night marched triumphantly out at Aimo Renaud high school in suburbsn8t Leonard aiter Le Eosee ancient school board agreed to continue instruction in French at the school The students who began their bccupationof the school last Fnday to protest board deci sion to turn Aime Renaud over to Engilshspaaking students cheered as they lett the fourstd rey building inside which they had barricaded themselves They are to return for classes Sept 23 20 days later than they were originally scheduled to begin Meanwhile parents mostly at ltallan origin continued to keep their moo children from attend ing elementary schools that opened Wednesday inthe sulr or proasin aruing by the SL Leonard lacal school board to implement Frenchoniy instruction in seven years start ing with Grade this year Then Boyer boards decision was compromise solution unanimously approved by the iliouvcmeht pour lintegration scolaire whichfavors French only instruction and strongly supPOrted tlic students occult pying Aime ltenaud it also was accepted by Eng lish parents represented by the Quebec Construction Workers Demonstrate In Montreal MONTREAL CF About 3000 construction iv marched in driving rain from Jeanne Manse Park beside sMount Royal to downtown Do minion Square today as part of Loneday strike in support of union security demands The QucheC Federation of Labor provincial wing of the Ca nadian Labor Congress expect ed to muster 2mm carpenters hricklayers pipeiitiers plumb ers electricians and others in show of force aimed at shaking up the Board The Vllionlreal demonstrators marched eight abreastto Do nunion Square where their num hers were expected to be swelled by others whodid not Quebec Labor Relations reach the Jeanne Manse Park starting point in time demonstrations were uledi elsewhere in the province but the oneday work stoppage was expected to make itself felt in reins of QFL strength such as the HullGati neau region near Ottawaiand the Sorel region at the junction oi the Richelieu and St Lair rence rivers HERE ONE The professor askcdthe son of theagarment tycoon how many seasons there were and3 to name them Nun raid the college boy Busy andsla Association ol Farcnts of at Under the terms of the co gromisgiuflnglishjpeaHn ens org minus Cnnfifiuhlgn sfidd St Leonardthat earlier this year was to have been used by Trenchspeaking students The Frenchspeaking students who occupied Aime Renaud had said transfer this your to Georges Etienne Cartier would haveham rod seriously their chances of cademic success Forecast More Czectis To that Gavit Posts PRAGUE CF Further re signatlons from the government were forecastjtoday as Czecholt slovak leaders reluctantly toa the policy line laid down by has been speculation thatoneof those who ma ho is Information niliinistern Mirosa Galuske whose officetis respn rcimposition ofce Doubt also surrounds the tutureofidiri Halalrhino ab sentforeign minister Hajek intends to return to Prague in the next few days from Switzerland He was on vacation in Yugoshavia when Warsaw pact troops entered Czechoslovakia and the angered the Russians by flying to the United Nations to pleadwhis countrys cause ek has been heavily attacked in therSovi press ments wes expected because the pensions are geared by formula to the consumer price index which has climbed suliiciently to necessitate twopercentup wurd adiustment in the plans as required bylaw The maximum combined old age security pension and guar suteed income supplement will rise to 0920 month from 5mm eitectiveianxl 1969 Old age security pensions 3i illmerictifns Die In Cong Raid SAIGON AP veteran Viet Cong battalion women and children in iront as elds mashed into company mncricanwparai in three waves early Thirtyone Americans and on equal numberoi Yiet Cong Tire wavesof troops from the Viet Congs Cu Chi Regiment broke through US company 76 miles northwest of Saigon The Viet Cong and theparfl troopers were still locked in bat tle as night fell herding alone will climb to 313 month from $7850 affecting about 500000 Canadians who will be so years old or older on Jan ln addltlon about 730000 old age pensi ers will receive up to maximum guaran ed income supplement of $31 month an increase from $3060 For every $2 an old age pen isioner receives in privatein come his income supplement payment is reduced by $1 Allndcr the Canada Erosion Plan mum earnings will rise by was year to $5100 ltlaidnium yearly contributions by employers and employees will increase to $82 each from the current to The Examiner TODAY sism Lorens City Newsi hormanageme chinas EditorialI SllortH Theatre4 WWlflgsfl gtWeatnerl gt WomenH weantea Variable cloudiness with chance of thundersholers late today and tolillht low Sunny cloudy cooled high Saturday Pg Not More Thin 10 For Copy 14 Pages Woodie siep Baas UniOn Hedds Claim TORONTO which could chang the face of labormanagement relations in Ontario was made public Thurs day and lrnmediateiy raninto adverse criticism from senior labor representatives The report the result of two yearaiworlr by Ivan CRand former justiceofthe Supreme Court of Canada breaks much new ground with sweeping possls in the labor field in ud log one for virtually ailpow erful industrial tribunal respon slbie only to the provincial leg islaiure The report also suggests that public workers should be denied the right to strike proposes se verlex restrictions mitpldietxing an mun pro as in etlng and puts forth the idea thatrunions he provincebe niadevlegai en The governmont may act on the report during the Jail sec alon hi the legislature The Canadian labor Congress described it as retrograde stepand cal Dldflfiéalfivl coercl relations ratch said in statement that implementation of the re wrt would upset wellirecog agementprocedures based both on legislation and mutual agree men Little president or the Canadiaannion of Public Emv Ployees said the industrial new mediator Quitgsij1gtbsi contract dispute between 1390 striking grain handlers and 10 companies which operate 23 Lakehead terminal elevators He decided further talks were pointless gt He told Neal counsel for the companies that he would have fno recommenda tions to make to either the ister tot labor or the parties and declined further comment Mr Tysoe began mediating SténUpilid To Biatra LAQOS AP the led Cross stepped upits night food flights toSiaira Thursday night as squabbling between the Nige rian and Eisfran governments continued tojdel the start of daytime foodiif Thelntemational Red Cross Geneva said six planes landed Li tons of mi and medicine and 53 relief and medical workers during the night Aspoliesman said the nuniherof flights is likely to be increased in the next few nights campaign appears lto since Bars aviyer may Request Case Diamissal leanerus Tao The lawyerfor Jame Earl Ray accused sssassin of Dr Martin hither King expected permit him access again Ray council says there are lnllllln than society cad tolerate more than the so omy can aiford liters to the physical videnté Aug in the strike that began Eodaysago Frank Mazur negotiating committee chairman ofLodge 650 Brotherhood of Railway Airline and Steamship Clerks Frcight Handlers Express and Station Employees said the im passe came when negotiators for the companies sat mutely at the bargaining table soaking no offers white company public relations men distributed news releases containing statements about offersbeing made to the union Mrhlasur said the union is prepared to meet againxwhen the companies realize the ser lousness oi the situation and stop playing games Mr Neal in statement said the development followed the mediators ffallure to obtain from the union1preclsely what the companies must grant to ef fect settlement Mr Mszur said his committee hadindicated an area in which theywoulo bargaln but the companies stated tliereconld be no twoyear agreement unless it was lessthsn thei70 cents rec oinmendedin July by the chairman ot afederal concili atioubnard more trouble than it would solve David Archer president of the Ontario Federation of Labor said the report wouldplace the trade union in legal slraitjaclict But Willis first vice residcnt of the Canadian lilan uiacturers Association said the report is an independent eon lirmation oi industrys onlenA tion that unions should not he abovetiie law We welcom recommen dations tlist unions be made legal cntitics so that they can sue and be sucdf Labor Minister Dalton Bales said the report cannot be imple in wholaor in part until after great deal ofcarelul thoughtlul considers so rnoeosara in all Mr Rand matter 56 re commendation Among them in any way lively sauna linear Relations do of Ont should conduct and supervise all ratification oi col lecuveagreemeuis If strike lasts 45 days the industrial tribunal or labor rela tions board should be able to conduct secret vote emong strikers to see whether they want to continue the strike restraint report bunal if formed would cause thn strike has lasted so days the union or employer in volved should be able to request an award from the tribunal if the award is accepted it should beoome oneyear collective agreement lf company maliiiaina lockout for six months the lri hunal may suspend for up to one month theright otmanage ment to birereplaccments for lockcdout employees who are available for work Daily penalticS tori viola tions of tribunal rulings should range from $100 for individuals to$2500 for unions and employ ers director oi enforcement accountable onlyfto the icglslat ture shouldheeslablished to handle all violations of tribunal rulings RIGHTS UPIIELD 1An1employee who has wo ked seven years or more wr the same firm should have the right to apply to the tribunal btr ti hi lk res severatpun gent observ on He saysthat in presentday society more not less regula tion of labor as well as all civil reiatio CAPSULE NEWS Soviet Press Raps Yugoslavia MOSCOW opium Soviet press today delivered its sharpest attack against Yugoslavia since the top countrie six years ago partial reconciliations betvveen WéintUS Missile Buildup momma AmDefence secretaryclark um says the United States musttoughen its negotiating position toward the Soviet Union by pushingmissile development and defence Members Disagree 30n Israeli Charges mm itsirons lineruser etdisagreement dogged he Securi Councils lo nonperinan nt members today asthey discussed what to do about israels complaiiitthst Egyptian troops kiiled two lsraell soldiers and kidnapped third inan ambush by the Suez Canal Au 26 ohrAivA tCFlPn ter Trudeau and provmeial pre miels should meet quickly In its fifth annual review made public da the poor peop inCanadamore nud tarm than exis ef torts ca cope with tergovernmental consultatlo which means uncll chairman Arthur Smith said air later news conference Mr den and the premiers of povertymust tional goal inla spir toh Nevertheless the makeslew specific suggestions on howthe fight against poverty should be wag say however tn spcei planning secretariat of the Privy Council wh helped direct efiorisof rivale agen cies iagainst poverty should revived The secret rni uated last tallas partoia se ries ofspehding cuts bythe gov an independent Canadian Income body et up thegovernment on th made these other onal development program should be reassessed Can inn agriculture put more ffort into improve output While pure esearcli has to is line chnolusi challenging the use development pto grams or of other social pro grams such as arriin allnw ance But he said these programs should be examined to seeif they are doing their intended jobs or if the job could be ac complished more cilcé ely me other way OTTAWA CP Canada mustredistribute income drasti cally as first step inalleviat ing the housing shor ousing oxpcrtaay nuts allowances introla duced to years ago should be ight of todays economic Generally gramsch needed carciu Watch were those involving that the council feels the Canadian economy not doing too right now Progress tower somelecnno goals was slow than in Ebtbe The revrowdealss