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Use Trap Gun On Wild Dog THURSDAY AFTERNOON me ra CKLB-News; Black and White . - THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE, Wednesday, June 22, 1958 13 meaty bone that has besn buried for three months," Directors of the board sawwa sample bottle of the lure ata meeting here. The chairman, LP. Dutton, warned the others at the SYDNEY, Australia (CP)-The|meeting: "If you want to smell New England (northern New South | it, go outside, and don't smell it Wales) pastures protection board |before dinner. has adopted a new type of trap| A stock "inspector, D. Walker, gun which fires cyanide bullets to [used the "'meaty bone" metaphor I dingoes. to, describe the goal, ihe baton Dingoes are wild dogs, rather of > oy a ingen Fy lingers fi like Alsatians to look at, which! months. The gun, which is ni roam in large numbers in the| inches long, is buried in the Jonoral areas of Australia and Suggest NATO Have Own Parliamentary Forums dependence or common -interests, | liament for Lincoln and past del- cultural, economic and (inev-|esa'e 'a bot" 'he United Nations itably) political." ad Strasbourg. Donald McLachlan, deputy ed- roeun it is doybiidi itor of The Daily Telegraph, holds wither NATO can develop insti that. NATO is in danger of "com. | tutions other than military; that mitting political suicide. . . that|{so save time and make use is to say, the more cffectively it|experiencs gained by the Cron does its main work of making| of Europe, Canada and the U. western Europe secure against| should og admitted to it, Meetings atiack, the less importance people | might be held twice a year, one will attach to it." possibly at Quebec. An Atlantic assembly based on| "No country could be a more the 15-nation membership of NATO | fitting host for the meeting of an would help turn it to new fields, | Atlantic assembly . . . but we are an aim already incorporated under |a long way from that today." article II of the NATO treaty.| Membership in friends Tt At. lessening of tension in ihe cold |lantic Union, whose chairman is war makes NATO's danger more| Sir Hartley Shawcross, former real. he adds. Labor attorney-general, includes DOUBTS NATO GROWTH the Archbishop of York, Viscount The case for grafting Canada| Astor Hugh Gaitskell, former and the US. to the European | Labor ch of the council is put by Geoffrey de | British haiee Rebeca West and Preitas, Labor member of Par-! trade unionist Sir Lincoln Evans. TODAY'S CROSSWORD ACROSS 48. Put into 9. Re. 1. Kind of circulation * sem- rock i DOWN bling | 6.8umup > 1 Passed a 9. A cure-all over, 10. Compart- without ment , due mention where 2. Recline prisoners 3. Pins for are kept wheels (naut.) 4. A diacritl. . Puts down cal mark , Ruin over Spans . Biblical / ish "n"" city b. Servin, . Kind of 2 asa d cheese substitute . Needlefish 6. Warp-yarn , Iridium 7. Cavalry. (sym.) men , Bristle- 8. Silver coin shaped (Yugo.) . Fresh . A cipher . Prepares for publication Particular (occasion) Midday Male offspring 8 33. The great | American snack 87. New Testament (abbr.) 38. Cuckoo 39. Great quantity 40. Cirrus . (abbr) 41, Mature 43. Grating device 45. River (Czech,) 46. Chafe 47, Ovum (Biol) By ARCH MacKENZIE Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP)--Canada should lead North America into the Coun- cil of Europe--thus transformed into an Atlantic assembly--says a ublication entitled 'NATO Is Not nough." Canada, WOR Woman 1 -Woman y House GREY Rows hor Womens CBL Aunt it with -Mrs, WGR-M. M. McBride; Peale "respected and trusted on both sides of the Atlantic, should . . . let the assembly of 4.45 P.M. the Council of Europe know, that WBEN Sally Wars if the assembly invited 10 par. CKLB-Newny Hil ogg Som. Canada and Mghts: from the ates a pre- u No ig ti she would ac- and covered with a piece of hi | sheep and cattle. *Moving the hide pulls a ing, The protection board hopes to|firing a .38 revolver loaded with attract dingoes to the trap guns charge of cyanide instead of a Pile with a lure which smells "like allet. CFRB-Top WGR-John Lascelles WBEN-Gal Sunday Melody WBEN-| ph a Time wae Fy Ferd w Be WBEN Brighter Dar WBEN-Hi'ltop House CKLB-Naws; Show Case CBL-Guiding CIBC. CFRB-Club Time WGR-U.N, Anniversary 15 PIL CBL- CoRR News: Butprise CKEY News: Ballroom 5.15 P.M WBEN-Car and Kitchens J cept." . This, it is argued, would encour- age the U.S. Congress to follow suit, bringing 60 North American delegates to join 132 counterparts from 15 European countries this September at the Strasbourg meet- ing of the Council of Europe. SEE NATO FORUM The approach to achieving an Atlantic assembly is one of two put forward in "NATO Is Not Enough," another in a series of publications designed to create interest in, and help solve the prob- lems of, Atlantic community. The alternative view is that the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- tion should form its own par- liamentary forum enabling "argu- ment and criticism which would give new life to the institution.' Expounded as ideas to promote discussion, they are the products of two members of Friends of Atlantic Union, comprised of prom- inent Britons of all political par- ties. Both presuppose that NATO "has little chance of survival as a purely milita; alliance; that every effort should be made to maintain and igoprove advances in North American-European unity that NATO has brought about. Neither believes that. an Atlantic asembly, whatever its form or base, should expect to be em- powered with legislative power, or that any supra-national body will be desired for some time in North America or Europe. FRAMEWORK OF COHESION "The building of even a loose North Atlantic community re. quires a framework of cohesion, and this is one of the greatest and most insistent problems of our time," "writes Lord Tweedsmuir in the introduction. The vice-president of FAU, and son of a former Canadian gover- nor-general, says NATO's only chance of survival is by broad- ening into "other spheres of inter- 14 WGR Lorenzo Jones 1: P.M, CJBC-Maitland Manor CKLB.Grable and James 6.30 P.M CBL-Last of Mohicans WB! 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CKLB-Easy Listening CKEY-Ballroom CBL-Commentary; At Home with the Lennicks CJBC-News; Sports CFRB-News: Sporiss Guest Stars WGR-Music By WBEN-Mike Mearian su ru / horse 11. Microbe 16. Bearing 20, Back 22. Capital of Mani. toba , Old weight for wool . Plants, as seed . Admit , Whole . Large antelope of India ga | a 07 mili WH first specially designed | pit into a five-ton steel and lead | atomic "package" for use in U.S. casing. Dr. Bauman is checking | industrial research is shown | with geiger counter to detect any | being loaded under water at the | possible emanations of deadly | Brookhaven natio nal laboratory, gamma rays before the package Uptown, v York, with hot | is shipped to research centre at slabs of radi active cobalt, The | Brecksville, Ohio. Four one- "atomic anglers" are Otto Kuhl, pound slabs comprising the re- | | WBEN-Edward R. Murrow 5.00 P.M. CKLB-News; Grable and James CBL-Ont. Elections SJBC-Fibber Magee; Great Glldersieeve CFRB-Election CKEY-Mickey Lester WGR-Roy Rogers WBEN-Whistler The All IN NERATH [S| NIG] TWekNgR fro. Er ® 23 THE BLUE Dll] BIEL] Yesterday's Answers 33. Hindu garment director of Brookhaven's | search package give off radiation 34, Source of "hot lab", right, and Dr. R. G. comparable to that provided by Bauman, head of neuclear study | 1,500 grams of radium-a lethal team. Kull uses a longpoled | dose to humans exposed to it | hook to lift the cobalt slab from for as much as 15 to 20 seconds. the bottom of a 14-foot water Central Press Canadian RADIO LOG WEDNESDAY EVENING Sports: Jung CFRB-Grable WBEN-Organ CJBC High "Adasture WGR-Fibber ud " Crom: La ason ing Crosby won One Man's Family Chinows: Sports dward R. Murrow {WGR-News; Sports CREY Eddie Fisher 15 PM. ~ 5.00 P.M. CKLB-Sports KLB-Grable and James CFRB-Passing ' Parade bo 7 Fibber McGee: L-Ma. Melodies Great Gildersieeve WEEN Srorte . 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SCIENTIFICALLY AIR CONDITIO The Hilarious Story Of 015 AM, Devotions Basketball Coach Becomes Known 3:30--Greatest Gift t ayhouse 11:30--Eleven-thirty Theatre In Alberta As Political Figure EDMONTON (CP)---John Percy attending Oakvilie junior high Page, perhaps better known for its | school and Hamilton Collegiate In- areer as .a basketball coach in| stitute, Edmonton, also has gained recog-| CAME WEST IN 1912 ition fm the fields of education | nd politics. | Ontario Normal C He has been a member of the | mercial specia ojle ge with com- training into the high school sys- tem His sports career started two years later. A gro He subsequently graduated from | girls asked Mr. them in basketball and the Ed. list standing, | monton Commercial Grads were up of high school age to coach ficial world championship at four Olympic meets--at Paris in 1924, Amsterdam in 1928, Los Angeles in 1932 and Berlin in 1936. The club disbanded in 1940. Mr. Page turned to politics, being elected to the legislature in ing point...Then the action blasts out like a bomb... It happens when a guy who swore he'd never use a gun again gets backed History's Greatest Wolf! i into a corner and comes out shooting! Tremendous action] Iberta legislature for 11 years, | Queen's University, Kingston, Ont., | he last seven as House leader |and the American Institute of Bus- or. the. Progressive Conservative | iness. party. He coached the world-fam-| In 1912 Mr. Page was invited to bus Edmonton Grads girls' basket- | Edmonton to introduce commercial | ball team before the Second World Se---- --- born. 1940 as an Independent. He was The Grads, with coach Page at | presid of the t Cit- the helm, played 522 games and fzens' Assoclation of Alberta and won 502 of them, travelled more from 1944 to 1948 was leader of the than 125,000 miles and took the of- | official Opposition. ar. Born 68 years ago in Rochester, .Y.., of Canadian parents, Mr.. Page was raised in Bronte, Ont, FURNACE CLEANING! Now is the time to have that furnace thoroughly cleaned. Smoke pipes and ducts vacuum. ed, oil burner cleaned ond ad- LABOR -- 1.50 - cost DIAL RA HARRY 0. PERRY HEATING EQUIPMENT DIV. © Treat the family to a carefree Vacation ot the beach -- ond a carefree trip there ond 'back. Go by bus Gravenhurst 8.30 Burks Falls . . , 1176 Bracebridge . . . 8.95 ROUND TRIP -- BY BUS OSHAWA BUS TERMINAL | PHONE RA 3-224) A FAMOUS | JLALERS THEATRE Ae VISTAYISION man Net WON MOMITY Last Times: "Men of the Fighting Lady'* and "Crest of the Wave" feature Times: 1:00 3: 5:00 - 7:18 . 9:35. Last com- plete show 8:55 SANovy and Costarring CASANOVA Brg piGHT a RATHBONE DALTON - MARLOWE HUGH DN THE SAME PROGRAMS i LEX BARKER: MALA POWERS: HOWARD DUFF. WILLIAM DEMAREST * JOHN McINTIRE They battled to win a SPOILER'S EMPIRE! TONY CURTIS [oot Dov in Also -- Lene Turner in "Flame & Flesh" (Adult) "SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS pany