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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, April 22, 1960 19 ' 1 - £ =AN THEN AH WINDS UP TH BARGAIN YALL RIGHT? NOW JP T=508//=TOOK ALL WY sé] DONT LIKE Y{ SHO' NUFF LT vomit) Siaszo Suan} Di e fenbaker DOUBLE WEDDIN' BY PRONOUNCIN' WHUT BUT B MINUTES OF FAT TASTIV WHOLE MESS 0'YO'MEN AN' WIFES, / YO'IS GITTIN' FO' OUR LAST NIGHT i gE A S are Yous OW ~ sip big. NJ ( 0 TH TUNE OF "AH WONDERS TOGETHER ~BUT A pAYIN WEQUGHTA \\ FAV'RITES. oo POTABLES 2 I 0 \ oS mss wHONWE" | (al IT SUMPTHIN PURT) "Gil Mexico Visit OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis ter Diefenbaker flies to Mexico, today for a two-day state visit that is expected to include talks on trade and international rela- tions with President Lopez Mat: €0s. ; Mr. Diefenbaker's trip follows the two-day state visit paid te Canada last October by President WHY? DID SHE THINK : 4 , | Lopez Mateos. A TE iE YA HAD A GOOD CHIN FOR At that time, Mr. Lopez Mateos {said he looked forward to ex- |pended trade between the two | countries. This is expected fo be {the main theme of the two lead- |ers' talks in Mexico | Officials have said Canada and {Mexico have no problems to be |ironed out. The talks will be {aimed partly at reaffirming friendship | FIRST PM TO VISIT | Mr. Diefenbaker is the firs! Ca. nadian prime minister fo visit |Mexico--buf this is his second itrip there. He and Mrs, Diefen- baker honeymooned at Acapulco i. December, 1953. | This time the Diefenbakers will " TONTO, GO GET NIV wry DYA WANT THE TWO REASONS, SHERIFF. | WA --AND | WANT ANOTHER | stay at the Mexico City residence MACS FATHER. BANKER HERE? TO PUT MAC IN THE CLEAR--- WITNESS TO THE of the Canadian ambassador, SHOWDOWN. W. A. Irwin ] Four speeches by the Canadian | prime minister are included in tie Mexican schedule First of these will be made Fri. |day morning at the University of Mexico, following a meeting with Foreign Minister Tello. Second will be to the National Bar Asso ciation of Mexico in the after- noon, when Mr. Diefenbaker will be presented with an honorary membership. SPECIAL CONCERT A dinner at the president's home Friday night will be fol lowed by anothér speech by the prime minister and a concert of - ~ IS ( 1 THINK] GOT § ! \ LEAST IT DOESN" : THE INFORMATION MY IRONING ) (EVEN UP | LL sor) ! : v iG ACAI "WOBBLE iad eo |e Sri : 4 4 oh ! phony Orchestra. 80ARD T ) ONE Tt AT ) i AUST 41S LEG --e Gaptain irkov, commander of the submarine voy On Saturday, the Diefenbakers WOBBLES RA 7), 1 TIME yer : 4 | = Novaya', listens Lo every revealing detail of will go sight-seeing in Mexico Lg PATON py {TIME 3 . |X nia =~ a the work at the missile center that Mara can MAKE A FEW SINPLE City with a visit to the rodeo at MADDENING i 5Y 1] \ A . . | 7 £09 coax from her entranced visitor. ADJUSTMENTS ON THE Rancho de Charros. Mr. Diefen- Nr 22 No oad A SPECIAL EQUIPMENT, baker will give a luncheon--and AE THAT FooL! / AND WAIT FOR THEM another speech--at Mr. Irwin's HOW HE TALKS 1 4 D residence at 2 p.m., followed in «AND TALKS! T= 3 SUSPECT HOW late afternoon by a press confer- ence. The day will end with a re- ception given by Mr, Irwin at the Del Prado Hotel. CLC Contab TAKE YOUR PICK... TOPICK A GOODWILL USED CAR FOR YOU Will Set | . " SILL HAYNES MIKE JACULA RAY MARTEL . FRANK WHITE DON GAVAS EARL SCHAEFER Top Policies MORLEY HUGHES CIDR ok KORY SADE CRANFIELD DAVE PEARSE Over 200 Goodwill Used Cars To Choose From At . . . Cont St Writer cLAUGHLIN | MONTREAL (CP) -- Union FRANK WONNACOTT JACK McKEEVER AL ATKINSON TED MIDDLEMASS THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. [ur fm jor cos te ary meetings leading into next Weds Masive Saudian Labor : k BUT.GOODNESS, IT'5 "-- [ YEAH, T KNOW...THEY'RE le a ro oo of Canalis EEE mn HE ET | TS hay oon | REPS bel] 8012 om "eg | melo is a ii OF SPECIAL MSGNMENT, / J agi oy . Tr Se SHicial stand on some of the key MUGGS AND SKEETER DONALD DUCK ~~ b p SECRET AGENT --and far-reaching--issues to be aired during the week-long CLC gathering starting Monday. The country's largest single union--the 80,000-member United Steelworkers of America (CLC) --will set the public pace Friday with its two-day national policy conference, It promises to be a wide-open discussion of policies and practices on wages, con- tracts, political action, fringe benefits and public relations in the Canadian primary iron and steel industry and in the metal- = SEE WHAT THEY ARS v Tone § : MR. BRADRORD, You Ged outies Tar "2 "Now! WT? THEY ARE ees poner | [mining industry. biol HAVE BBBN ASSIGNED <> SUIT THEIR TALENTS! GOING TO SCATTER US | TRY TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH Other unions are' holding high- TO DUTY WITH THE <a. A CAR Wil ARRIVE bay \] I AROUND GALLEA...S0 ME, BRICK AND ov 4 |level talks as a prelude to the (0BT™ SPACE UNH i FOR YOU SOON! wT). 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