Entombedbe en Imeli mack 111 Soviethuilt howsct eartholiillérhm millim member coffin $2000000 rot Cancer Control WINNOR Ont no federal health departmentle make available about 010000 to the provinces thil year for cancer control Senator Paul Martin told the annual meeting of the Onilrio division of lhe ganedlen ConcerSociety ay lbe senator government lead er in the Upper House told 50 delegates that in addition to the provincial grants the federal government gives $50000 year to the National Cancer in itilute He slid the institqu ls pecu liarly ï¬tted by Its past experi ence to move into the often bottling situation of smoking and lung cancer Const lhomas McKay of the man he was trying to apprc began to mn then med Ottawa police grimaces with pain as he lies in alloy after being shot in the high by News ROUNDUP Allard By my ltlclNTOSiI OTTAWA CP Amused Gen Jean Allard chief of the defence stall Friday verbal ly bombed critics of Canadas military relief operation to Biat ra iegiity of the armed force is being attacked and really resent it be said in an interview Our record as peace keepers or in combat for that matteris not to he chal lenged GEWd did nnL name any nalnes But Andrew Brewin New Democratic Party member bf Parliament for Toronto Greenwood has put several questions onlhe Commons order paper one of them asking whether crews of air force Her cules crews on the Blairau air lift are properly trained its absolutely bloody non sense to suggest were not trained to fly such an opera tion Gen Allard said keeping his temper under control with some difï¬culty ilir Pioneer Dies BRANTFORD lCPi Three crop duster aircraft flew over Mount Hope cemetery Friday when the body of Barry Geldcr 15 was being lnworadintorits grave modernday aircraft pio neer Mr Gelder died Tuesday at his home in Nixon 25 miles southwest of here An active member of the Brantford FlyingCiub Mr Geld er helped design the Pawnee cropdusier Canadas ï¬rst all metal aircraft Several years ago he in vented longrangefuel tank for the Pawnees leIViay Fired Los ANGELES Alt Cur tis Lelllay vicepresidcntiai running mate of George Wal lace has lost his 550000ayear Millai Patrichi who hired the former air force chiefof staff three years agotold re porters the corporations sloth has dropped to $0 from $15 share since igeMc decided to run Willi Wallace American indwendent party candidate Elaborating an interview the IosAngelesTimes be We are scientists not politi My obligation as presi to the stockholders not to iAMay or Wailalié ilhree Elects WAIlERLOO Ont CP Ssveral persons were ques tioned but no arrests were made Friday after three explosions damaged two footbridge and an apartment block nearthe university of Waterlooeampus hend early Friday He spot ted man in the alley and went to question him The man sawedoil shan fmmbc neath his coat and fired The man escaped CP Wircphotol Raps Ceilicrs Of tBiafra Operation Minister Hurt MONTREAL CPll Health Minister John ifunro suffered ht litiuries when car in nhch he was riding was in volved in shear pileup on the iransCanoda Highway Friday night during freezing rmn storm Mr Munro was travelling to Montreal from Ottawa to speak to the Loyola College conference on drugs when the accident oe currcd ï¬ve persons including ion Howard the ministers execu live were injured fraud Charges OSHAWA CF lohn Edwin Harris 66 former Oshawa in vestment broker was remanded Friday in custody until Nov to face eight charges of fraud and one charge of theft by con version Harris former president of the nowdefunct Oshawa Accept ance Corp is being held in lieu of bail sat at $50000 cash or $100000 property Provincial police antirackets investigators last year seized the records of Oshawa Accept ance and charged Harris had di verted to his own use money from the sale of mortgages Talk In NasSau NAWU Bahamas OP The 14th Commonwealth parlia mentary conference began Fri day with meeting of the gen eral council attended by as dele gates from Commonwealh countries Lyndon Pindiing prime minister of the Bahamas later opened the lull session in Nos sausSenafe chamber with 900 dclegatesand observers attend mg The Canadian delegation is headed by James Walker parliamentary eta ry to Prime Minister Trudeau anl Liberal member of the House of Commons torYork Centre $9000 Claim TORONTO CF Mr Jus ticeFranir Donnelly Friday dis mlsscd claim by OHearn thattlie hank otzNova Scotia had from hi Mr Hearn who argued his wn civil suit againstthe bank said the bank charged him twice the interest on loan say it grabbed $9000 from my savings account despite my protest and attempted make secret profit of $10000 at my expense said Mr OHcarn former Toronto stockbroker He said he would appeal custom ordered to meet any size shape orrnessage re rtANp our Students Prefesi KINGSTON CF About 35 students at Queens University demonstrated Friday outside administration offices domand ing the university senate allow faculty administrators and stu dents the right to make and sec ond motions The students also sold the senate session should be made public and that the senate mem bcrs should retain the right to vote on motions Took $120000 LDNDQN Ont or wi1 llam Glenn McFalls 84 of near by Lucan was remanded Fri day in Custody for sentence Nov lie was found guilty Thursday of embezzling more than $120000 from his employer over the last eight years flicFalls who pleaded guilty to theft Thursday had worked for Snpertest Petroleum Corp Ltd since 1952 Bounce Record BRANTFORD CF Mem bers of North Park Collegiate Nubianhoping to bounce their way to world record Club members Friday night started basketball playing marathon in hopes of beating the continuous playing world record of 25 hours 30 seconds They hope to continue non stop for 40 hours until Sunday noon after passing the existing record Saturday night Guilty Of Rape vrrrraY OntfCP Hob ert Harold Redshaw 18 of near by Claremont was sentenced Friday to five years in peniten tiary for the Aug rape of yearold widow He pleaded guilty Monday Police said Redshaw broke into thewidows home sexually as saulted the woman and fell asleep after the assault Burn Paper TORONTO OP About 50 engineering students Frld ay burned copies of the University of Toronto newspaper The Var siw protesting an editorial in Mondays edition which referred Toronto policemen as pigs Andrew Janikowskf 21 one of the leaders of the protest ac cusedthe newspaper of bigotry and character assassination in referringto police behavior uring an antiVietnam gtwar emonslranon Saturday during hich 20 persons were arrested Never needs ink pad nt Can he oulremcnt PERMASTAMIP As practically everyone now knows the prevention of most lung cancer is simplicity itself One merely treat the mater agent of the discoscthe cigarette as he would lighted bomb 334 NewspapeIsk Back Richard Nixon NEW YORK AP Richard Nixon Republican candidate for Ihe presidency has the edi torial rupmrt oi on daily news paper in the United States while 140 back Dcnwcrat Hub ert Humphrey Editor and Publisher says The poll found 150dally par pen uncommitted George Wallace third party candidate in theelectlon Tuesday Nov has the sup port of is daily newspapers in six statei the maganne says The newspapero supporting Nixon have circulation of 34 600000 orday 56 percent of the total ll circulation Papers backing umphrey have cir cuiotion cf tsooooo or is per cent Wallaces backers have cir wlatlon of 159524 The 1001 newspapers res ponding to the survey represent 00 percent of the total us oulation Qfler $1 grain link the Sovietflnionllllngfled to Ian IngepIJeouncilmeebcg that thetwo oppgsln nations rhuild cooperate withUN an my Gunner Jotring chlevo politi eettlement flirt aémame shortfallco rc rel exchanged hitter Wound on averreceol fighting in the uel culminating in an sraell raid deep into Egyptian territory Thursday night The emeogenc council 92 sion met to co derï¬compleinu by Egypt and lsreel whn hamed ch other for the military ac vity PENETRATE BSVMILES The lsracli Irmy announced that lsraell commandos had pe netrated 125 miles across the Suez Canal into Egypt to bomb two Nile bridges andle power station Egypt claimed on israe ll bomber did the damage Tbcatlnck came ï¬vednys after is small troops were killed and 34 wounded in on are tillcry ducl run the canal which UN observers said was started by Egypt hamcd Awad El tinny charged WOMAN TRIED anNK ROBBERY Jononm OP young mother of six children failed in an attempt to rob bank July 10 when she was nabbed aftc thefront whecl of her getaway bicycleskiddedon watermelon magis trateslcourt was told lrilay Previously she had trouble thinking up the proper word ing of holdup nots she pushed across the counter Police said they found four bank withdrawal slips in her purse each with variations of give movall the money you have and be very careful have gun written on them Mrs Argentine Glmux ot Toronto was convicted of attempted robbery and re mended in custody for sen tence until Nov ii Mrs Giroux who appeared in court in pinkflowered minidress pleaded not guilty 01000001 For LBJ Memoirs NEW YORK CF The US publishing industry is divided over the commercial value oi memoirs President Johnson is preparing to write on the years of his adminimration the New York Times says TheTimes has reported that Johnson has received offers from at least five us publish ing houses for his memoirs and one is reported to have offered the president an advance of more than $1000000 for the work However the paper says some of the offers Johnson has received are for below that ï¬g me in the $200000 to 00000 range It reports that some publish crs feel that Johnsons impopu larily coupled with the belief that his memoirs probably would report little of the be hlndthescenes activity of Jill years in public life would leave the pork with little commercial worth The paper says that the one firm which has offered 51 000000 in advance is believed to have condition that his multi volumeserfescf me oirs would be preceded by one volume would deal wi the or evesst bis adm istra such as his decision to re ti after one term in office the begin of the bombing of NorthVietnam and the recent move to halt the bombing of the North GEORGE KNOWS NOTHING Johnsons press secretary George Christian said in Wash ington he knows nothing ot the $1000000 offer Thelimes says that Johnson has already assigned any the Enew Lyndon Johnson Public Aflairs Foundation of the LBJ School of Public Altair revenues tram his memoirs to being built at the University of Texas in Austin Althopghï¬ome publish ecutivcs are reported uninterest cd in the Johnson memoirs The Times says others feel the work would be profitable publica Litill it says some of the houses which have offered smaller ad vances have also included able royalty agreements which could bring in considera ble revenueif the memoirs sell well he Times identifies the publishers which are actively seeking the work as McGraw Hill and C0 Harper and How Doubleday and Co WNol ton and Co Incyand the Mc Calls ublishing scorn kiiied and wounded Egyptian Ambassador M0lt lode mt blur up two Nil bridge power station remlad Em thatthe Mueller not beyond coach its aid incl acted because Egypt had Initial ed the uchanloeof along the Suez Clash on al in which the Imeliuoi line The council odioinoed ltbout formally considering lot recommendations it day to meet jgain Monday JWHKILL FOUR WANG ltliy lAPi Iupposedly defused bomb used gravede marker ex ploded Friday killing folr per Ind injuring at least ill The uploeion was attributed to heat from candles lit for anAll Soloist ceremony BANK DONAiES CA5 BRIDGEIDWN Barbados APt The Barbados campus of the University of the West in dies has been presented with scion Steals 492000 There Isntiii Penny Leit rauncron ac or Kathleen Ann Spiller 26 one of two women charged in the dis appearance of 92000 from the Pcniicton branch of the Royal Bank of Canada pleaded guilty Friday to theft over 360 Miss Spiller who also pleaded guilty to falsiï¬cation of bank books will be sentenced Novas She was employed at the bank at salary of about $3000e year Francis humid Shubinit bookkeeper who lived with Miss Spiller in posh home at nearby Narcmata EC was re manded to Nov 15 without plea on charge of theft over 350 Court was told the theftsed curred between January 1964 and January 1066 Morals Charges Faced By Peer IJONDON Reuters Bril ish peer faces charges of send ing indecent photograph through thevmalla and indecent assault on male person it was learned Friday Lord Horoer 59 son of for mer royn11phyaiclnn wns served with nine summonses It his home here Thursday Seven charged that hesent obscene photographs through the mail to persons in Britain the eighth accuses him of pos sessing more than 100 indecent and obscene photographs and the ninth alleges indecent ir sault on male person The charges against lord Homerhi whos Who recrea tions are sted as music ldlinglwil beiheard in court early next month panrv ARRANGEMENTS for your BANQUET RECEPTION DINNER MEETING or SPECIAL OCCASION Private Banquet Room seating 100 guests All details can be arranged gtAmple king Cali DOW RIVER GARDENS RESTAURANT Phone Ayrel mom Vjat thevfootiof Hayfield St will closion son he ALTERATIONS nos centerzs WATCH For our GRAND and the presidential library flncnissoc lme BINGO Every Monday at 800pm SPECIALS JACKPOT tidings birthdays Ami OPENING rsarA iHVBooquets Showers stag ties Meetings Convention Sam pro or any special oc Miss Spillers lawyer Fred Herbert told Magistrate it Coliver that Miss Spiller told him she mid not go on living In Ihe hell in which she had lived for the last 20 years sacs ranmacss There isnt one pennyiefi he said Shestands before you completely penniless your wor ship She spent H000 on cars in cluding Cadillac and Thun derbird She spent $60000 on the house in Naramata and refur nlshed it three times at an csti mated cost of 30000 thelcourt was told The Crown described how Miss Spiller would write cheques In one of her own ac cotmts In the bank would have them cashed in another bank Egyptian President Never has signed lrwfrtheformatioaotapcpti defame Anny whiobwllli ler prmcct areas not lodudcd in the military ldefeoce rystem tram melt raids nnd sabotage Ilg tempts RECOGNIZE PANAMA mnoon AH flie British government Friday unnamed llxrecognillon of the Padima regime of President Joachim Phuila foreign otfiee icpohee man slid the krillsb Enbam in Panama so noticed the Plait to government Wednesdayrhu Pinilia regime took over after an armycoupousted elected President Arnulfo Aricsitkt ll BLAth ItIINISKmTS GLASCOWtlteuterslr GyV necologist lan iIAcGilllvray says themlniskirt is reasonsi hie for one in every three young British brides being Plefllolit befor marriage and Itfundouht ediy is responsible for the pop ulation explosion which ll inn mineni initiiis country REACH AGREEMENT WINDSOR Ont tCI After seven months of negotiations ol lice workers rcccheduhcir ï¬rst contractual agreement with Kei sey linycs Canada Ltd Thurs day night Ratiï¬cation of the agreement came on the verge of strike deadlinesct by the workers for today SEEKING REVENUE OTTAWA CF The Cano dinn forestry associatioo said Thursday it is sceklng £00000 in annual revenue from business for it conservation promotion programs The association is federation of provincialforeslry associations and is involved in coinservation work across Cam CARDLWIIITE QSIARDOMIN 7mm Terence Stamp fmï¬uflfemethbcadr hasan THREE osvs ONLY mummies snow DAYF110M mo PM monomers consume snows or AND p01 POOR colic LAS DAY The Parent Trap MonkeysLGe Home THE PNODUCENS OF AWOMAN HOW BRING YOU mi srhars SUNDAY 645 810 PM LAST snow lo HUNGER COULD NOI BEATISFIEDI 99 Joaseuavo Axscsrnoave raoguucasna PAUL HAGEN ere omen rasssn Egdféiliiaflossu it 25 NUMBER run 5250 SHARE THE WEALTH Ad uienflo HHleHsT hovoN erviee Clo ner earlier in the day Police said they ve des tions of several persons seen running away from the Area justibefore the explosions There Were no injuries and damage was slight Harold Basso said know what type Wiostves weife used and eclined to spec ulsteon the reasons We have made rpeclel preparations lust lo pleue you and your group so Rememberloryonr next get together makeiitrthc ill reproduce colors fine mes small type faces logo typeseven photosinitrue accurate detail commnncmnrnmrmc DIVISION not sXAMINso Poll