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Syrian-Red Agreement Untario Has Seen To Double Income Lover Fiscal By JOHN EARLE The aim is to improve gece at the rate of 2% per Surplus E . 8 ARLE cvtin'slbural production and communica-|cent, and is repayable over 12 in northnern Syria, which years. Since the credit may bel TORONTO (CP) -- Provincial| a! since the war has become the big- drawn on at any time during the mv oasurer Porter reported Wed- straightforward convention for| gest ain-growing area but has next seven years, and repayment; 4.0 the Ontario government technical assistance which poor links with the rest of the starts one year after each part|y G0 Cirplus on ordinary ac- Syrians estimate will Deatly county, £ aise will bri glo drawn, sia will have up tol one of $1,804,551 March 31, double their average yearly in-| e agreemen will brin years in w A | | ere Jo years. the Soviet Union directly into the SELL INCREASE jr Jess than the surplus of | +25 | Middle East oil scene, as the| Provided that the Soviet Union & J Trey oy Yaanoial report by a Russians will be allowed to pros- consents, Syria may, under the war th rite Re pect and drill up to 18 wells. |agreement, repay part of or all ory. Until now public accounts ! have been made public in the leg-| islature. Although the agreement ves | the credit in goods. Thet reasurer said the old pro-! D. economic agreement with the So-| tions viet Union is, aper, i t was ratified y a show of hands in the assembly | here Nov. 6. | The only political reference ap- no figures, Syrian leaders have| Syrians hope to pay back as pears in the preamble, which said that they expect the cost of much as possible out of the in- | states that the two countries de- [all 19 projects to be about 2,000,- | creased production resulting from sire to develop their co-operation 000,000 Syrian pounds (about the finished projects. For this ) my | | basis of "non-interference |$560,000,000). year, they already have been ne- a ttairs and full respect| LOW INTEREST | gotiating for the Soviet Union to dow ends March 31. There had} for national dignity and sover-| Of Jie, Sous GO0000 00 5 rrian Sas their surplus, crop of wheat, been a growing interest in the eignty." pounds ($168,000, Ww! pro- ley, cotton and, silk. SPECIFIC PROJECTS vided by a Soviet ruble credit,| The agreement, in itself, does 50 Eas Otherwise, it is a document of while the rest will be found by got bind Syria to accept Soviet| abldgec. > ialement, pide report] non-political content, consisting of Syria itsell. |help to execute any particular] Py X 11 articles and an annex. The! According to Syrian estimates, project. It lists them, and says showed the province. made about | agreement provides a framework the fulfilment of all 19 projects what the Soviet Union would be $24,000,000 more than estimated within which the Soviet Union|will result in the Syrian national prepared to do to help. _|in the budget brought down last | will give technical aid and equip- income rising from some 1,500,-| Later, a special contract will | Spring. | ment and send experts, while the|000,000 Syrian pounds ($420,000,- have to be signed for each pro- annex lists 19 specific projects for | 000) a year to 2,500,000,000 Syrian | ject, stipulating the exact amount which such aid will be forthcom- pounds ($700,000,000). jor Soviet aid to be given and its . The ruble credit bears annuallcost. ing - {tributed $56,100,000 to the treas-| . Cc di N d i (Rin Wag a increase of $5, ,000 over the previous year. Sta les Ont Cattle | anadian Name | The tax rental deal with L LL | T U S P t |the federal government returned | . A I . Sh | 10 Uw. FOS $160,558,129, compared with $138,- "| WASHINGTON (AP) -- Cana-|345:269 in 1955-56. in n erna 10na OW aianborn Lawrence E,. Walsh, { grr op 45, a federal district judge for - CHICAGO (CP) -- William R. Augusta Aileen, Louada Manor southern New York, was named Fire eats p Beattie, of RR1 Staples, Ost... Farms, sixth; | Wednesday to be deputy nite won two first prizes at the! Two females, any age--S. G. States attorney general. © International Livestock Exposi- Bennett, seventh. As No. 2 man in the justice e ate tion Wednesday. |" Pair yearlings--S. G. Bennett, | department. Walsh succeeds Will-| He placed first in the open second and seventh. lam P. Rogers, who was sworn| UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP) shelled hybrid corn division, Re-| Get of sire, four animals--Cal- I 85 at ofeygensral Nov. 8 Io The political committee "of the gion 2, and his soybeans were rossie Perfect, shown by §. G rep. ave, erbert Brownell, who United Nations' General Assem- judged the best in Regions 1 and|Bennett, fourth; Calrossie Arm-| TeR80 0. was. born. in Port Malt |by Wednesday almost had a hot-| 2, Second place in soybeans, re- ada, shown by Louada Manor, "3S: 28 "orC ht jer debate ok ihe Algerian aues-| Sons 1 aut 2 won io D, A. ars, sh i Louad the US, in 1914. He became a| Fire RC rowtlilor anke of Ii eatley, Ont.| Junlor ge sire -- Louada' ai, cqlized U.S. citizen in 1922.!,utside th it Twarmb Leonard Clunis of RR1 Ridge- Sensation, Louada Manor Farms, ---- ---- gliosis Outs s the tommitise, ehsmber! town, Ont., eame third. fourth; Scotsdale Jupiter, 8. G.| and smoke soon began to thicken Canadian winners in Wednes- Bennett, fifth. | 0 b H the air around the delegates. day's shorthorn cattle judging Pair of calves--Louada Manor | ue ec ouse | ore Se Yes believed started were: Farms, first; S. G. Bennett, fifth. | [Py a cigarel, | Three bulls, any age--Louada, Summer yearling heifer--Scots- A R | The flames were quickly Manor Farms, Limited, Peter- dale Letty Broadhooks, S. G. Ben- roves ent {doused by UN firemen. borough, first; S. G. Bennett, nett, third; Scotsdale Lucy Rose- . |, Said Czechoslovakia's Josef Georgetown, Ont., second |bud, S. G. Bennett, sixth. Control Bill | Ullrich, who was attacking Two bulls, any age -- Louada| Senior heifer calf -- Scotsdale time: : Manor Farms, first and sixth; Fossy Laura, S. G. Bennett, first.| QUEBEC (CP) -- The Quebec didn't realize that S. G. Bennett, second. | Junior heifer calf -- Louada legislative assembly: Wednesday speech was so incendiary. Two-year-old heifer -- Louada | Broadhooks Aileen, Louada Ma- approved a provincial govern- : Augusta Kent, shown by Louada nor Farms, eighth; Scotsdale Au- ment bill extending rent control ' : Manor Farms, fourth. {gusta Maribel, S. G. Bennett, to May 1 1959. despite strong ob S ve Senior yearling heifer--Louada'10th. jections by members of the Lib- copper production, the union or rhe Deen. imed that Deer I It? . 3 e Liberals - Copper Mine |, oyoment, a mae Sale ta, ou + 18 11: | I Ottawa, Justice Minister | Quebec City, rent control was no CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP)--| Davie Fulton said he still hopes {longer needed. They charged that Four hunters from Baltimore ap- | 0 Close Srrangoments for at least lim- the provincial government does proached game warden Joseph | '] jied Sperations at the mine S28 not waht to abolish it because it ince a asked whether they | . s administered by friends of the could check in a deer--alive. | Manager Says |=; & ior oct wm Syn Sime pus, "|, Sams dea or buy | e bill was given final, third see him," replied Minke. The {the livelihood of its 800 employ-|reading with the Liberals ex-|huntess went back into the BRITANNIA BEACH, B. C.|es has been that the federal gov-| pressing dissent. The rent control | woods. Minke waited an hour and (CP)--Barring 11th-hour aid from ernment provid $3 | : : | 1 outside sources the Britannia monthly holy Sey i570 legislation p25, coacted 2 the then. went Hit on his Dusiness. i : -| province after the Secon Vorld | y returned and approached) Beach Supper mine will De closed (tions going until ~world copper War when the federal govern- Graydon §. Dunlap, a DD ares, ' m nex id Hoag rio, orld prices have ment vacated the field, {one 5 He stations where all deer | 3 | beet y. Premier Duplessis said munici-| must \reparted in Maryland, | eer Wes | Union representatives have ar-|palities have authority to ask the| They told him about the live day fo officials of the Mine. Mill gued that a subsidy is preferable government to exempt their deer. { and Smelter Workers Union. H to loss of the $35,000 monthly fed-| areas from rent control but only| He went out--and there was e|eral government now collects in|one request had been made y | their prize standing on the scales said i arent Howe Sound Com. income tax from the miners, and The premier denied that pol-|with a makeshift rope halter by pans i) oe Tork iad told hi having to pay out at least $80,- | itical organizers held jobs in rent|{which the trio had led it out of e 10/000 a month in Unemplo nt in-| control operations. If they voted the woods. ! unless the company re-|sur i \ . ceives aid from the buyers of its SHrance benefits {i i e mine | for his party, it was theic busi-| It was a billy goat with small | | am the Want Ad! MY MISSION Is to serve humanity without regard to creed or position or time or place. | herald the arrival of the new born, | serve them through life and announce their demise. | am the servant of the poor, the commissioner of the rich. 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(Written by HARRY GWALTNEY, Milwaukee Journal) y and for me there is no , |couver surgeon is testing his the-| ory that new faces will in many disfigured. cases aid a criminal's rehabilita-| who prefers to remain anony- Those most likely to be helped mous, visits Oakalla prison and are accepted. Experience has goes about his work of removing shown that younger men are the as far as possible long-standing best subjects. The operations do disfigurement and deformity. His not help drug addicts noticeably. work is a voiuntary contribution | Prison officials are now setting in a new field. tal cedure was satisfactory when the be raved fo such disabilities as fiscal year ended Oct. 31 but it|geay province's financial affairs and it was decided to release ani ;,a1jy when he returns to so- c the last five years. There are no | The government's biggest pygh Christie say "a significant money maker apart from its tax number" of prisoners have suc- agreement with Ottawa was the ,ecsfully re . established them.) {liquor control board, which con-|gelyes after treatment. THE DATLY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdoy, December 5, 1957 23 Man Acquitted | Arson Charge | HAMILTON (CP) A jury | \ y w-- : {Wednesday night acquitted Ben- whi counsel APE ari | Jamin Yanover, 38, of arson in a|Yednesd plant was in solind 'fi. It seems that Sam ran into 16150,000 fire in the Majestic bev- nancial condition at the time of EL - talki : 3 saiooth . talking southern |erage plant Aug. 10 after twice! the fire. Baton Rouge, La.--at an FBI | Gendarme Is Deputy Sheriff HAMILTON, (CP -- Dedec- tive-Sergeant Sam Burd is famous here mainly as the returning to ask. for a definition of reasonable doubt. The verdict closed a three-day trial in which the Crown con- tended Yanover, chief ~shares {holder in the beverage plan. sof {the blaze which destroyed Tt. Cons Given New Faces VANCOUVER (CP) -- A Van- make criminals, but the fact re.| most nattily - dressed gen- mains that many criminals are| darme in town---but in Louis- | | lana he's a full-fledged sher- There is a long waiting list for| fs deputy. ion. {the operations. The men are Every Thursday, the doctor, screened by the prison staff, training course in Washing- ton. e wound up on the southerner's deputy sheriff's list. Reliable sources from the South say it's conceivable that if Burd ever goes to the bayou state for a vacation he could be pressed into serv- ice for siich things as investi- gating thefts from shrimp boats. {up a procedure by which results He says he believes that in cer- can be determined scientifically. in casts criminal behavior can| The doctor has no way now of : | knowing how many of his patients twisted nose or ugly make the grade, "'but even if the 'number is only 10 per cent or 'fIf the prisoner can be made thereabouts, my efforts are well PLUMBERS PLUMBER'S EXAMINATIONS WILL BE HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON DEC. 13 - 14, 1957 SAMOCA 55 camera with . . . COUPLED RANGEFINDER This comero is the final result of the long experience of Samoce Comero Co. t has mony many féatures psvally tound on much more expensive comeras: . 3.5 C EXU LENS. . Dowble exposure prevention. . Automatic film transport and shutter winding. . GC d 9 and vi d . 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The surgeon does not conclude that physical deformities help to i find. a Applications are to bé in by December 10th, 1957, by 5 p.m. SEEK MAN, GIRL BELLEVILLE (CP) -- Police said Wednesday they hold a war- rant for the arrest of Robert Ly- all, 31, charging him with the abduction of a 15-year-old girl Police said the girl disappeared from her parents' home in Wel- lington, 16 miles southwest of here, last Saturday. Mr. Henry Chapman Plumber's Examination Board Secretary of the - CHOOSE YOUR NEW... MOFFAT RAN MEAGHER' . : # re W or Model 30-B-50 BIG CAPACITY...LOW PRICE Remarkable value in @ 30" range. 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