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One case poses the issue HITS SEGREGATION tg mers see 2 Grants For Howe Knew About Trent Canal Many Appeals |. 55-0 2 FRA Canada Still Likes fur Water Low [Before Court Jom: on F's mur ints 54 Stud " nts Uranium Deal OTTAWA (CP) -- There | possibly In the chu on . OTTAWA ©P a The Sul Lewis E. Gordon, operator of possibly in the church in Cane TA \ - preme Court of Canada Ww! 4 : . th Africa Press social science grants have been) OTTAWA (CP) -- W. M. Gjl-| The reply was the latest de-| be difficulty in maintaining suf- [Prete one of the heaviest and|® suds-for-hive business at Sar Na. Re B Suig. u {awarded to 52 Canadians, the|christ, president of Fldorad velopment in the current contro- ficient water levels for naviga-| most varied list of appeal cases Nia, was charged Nov. 22, 1959, area of the United Presbyterian ; .... Canada Council announced Mining and Refining Limited, versy over the British commit-|tion in Southern Ontario's Trent|in recent years. at its spring/with a violation of the act. He|Church in the United TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana-|Quebec Le Soleil; R. A. Gray- tuesday. said Tuesday that former trade ment to buy 12,000 tons of ura- Canal system this summer term opening next Tuesday. was acquitted in magistrate'stold delegates to the ena: dian section of the Common- biel, Windsor Star; Mark Har-| The awards, ranging in value minister C. D. Howe was in-nium in 1963-66 at a price of/ Transport Minister Balcer told| The nine-member court will|e d jan synod of Hamilton and Jou. wealth Press Union Tuesday ex-|rison, Toronto Star; Shane Mac- trom $300 to $1,200, are for post-|formed March 16, 1957, of Brit. $92,000,000. the Commons Tuesday. ede Canty Con don that whilg churches and the pressed by resolution its Kay, Winnipeg Free Press; T.|doctoral scholars in need of as- ain's desire to buy quantities of | Storage levels on the system {hear 44 cases, compared with victed in the Ontario Appea public condemn apartheid ' in frfendly attitude toward the|E. Nichols, Hamilton Spectator; |sistance over a short period. |uranium reflected in prin lare abnormally low, he said,|32 at its winter term. Of the 44|Court and fined $10 on each of|c ii" Attica and the color bar press of South Africa in the sit- Gillis Purcell, The Canadian They. cover maintenance and contracts or commitments, NEWS BRIEFS and above-normal rainfall wili|cases, 18 are from Quebec, 13, [three charges. lin the southern United States. udtion created by South Africa's| Press, Toronto; K. R. Thomson, necessary travel expenses. The statement was contained! 'be d in the next few weeks/from Ontario, nine from the, Mr. Gordon's appeal against there is economie, political withdrawal from the Common-Thomson Newspapers Limited, The grants announced Tues-|in a reply to the Commons re-| STEEL WORKER KILLED if navigation levels are to be/W estern provinces and four his conviction will be opposediand racial segregation in wealth. | Toronto. |day will assist research in his-|search committee to a question TORONTO (CP) -- Giuseppe {maintained during the summer, {rom the Atlantic provinces. Iby the Ontario attorney-general.|churches. A resolution adopted at the] Nominated to represent theiory, political science, Sociology, asked last week b: George Mc-| h | | y B {Fungaro, 27, of suburban North The situation was under care- séction's annual meeting reads: Canadian fection of the council economics, geography, law and|liraith (L--Ottawa West). York, was killed Tuesday night|ful study, but at this point no "The Canadian section reaf-lof the CPU were: S. Atkin-| psychology. Mr. Mcllraith asked Mr. Gil- when a 25 - ton beam crushed|changes were planned in Trent firms its long-standing friend-ison, Toronto Star; St. Clair Bal-| Ontario winners include: Ma-|christ to give the committee |him at the i CALCH M a plant of York Steel|Canal regulations. ship with the South African sec four, the Southam Company|jor G. C. J. Bond, Ottawa; J.|the date on which the Crown-|Construction Limited. Witnesses pq. Balcer was replying to a tion and recognizes the great|Limited, Toronto; John Bassett, '| Kennedy Lindsay and T. M.|owned company informed the|said the beam was being moved question Monday by Walter Pit- iS 8 PROTEIN cgntribution which that section Toronto Telegram; Floyd S.|Brown, Royal Military College; |government of Britain's com-|by a crane when a steel hook| has for more than 40 years Chalmers, Maclean - Hunter, Rev. Lorenzo Cadieux, Lauren- mitment to buy 12,000 tons of|slipped and it rolled over on the 220, (ew Party = eletbor MINER Al a monwealth Press Union, British United Press, Montreal; David Slater and Hugh C. Thor-| . change was planned in the pol- "The Canadian section unan- Jom G. McConnell, Montreal burn, Queen's Unioersity; S. Boas Naren 16, wi 3 prt, BAN RES The oy A water levels on the, Sanal, the CPU re ae Globe ya Mail: "Gills Purell [Unive or y LY P. Jost, ava Eldorado, wrote to C. D. Howe Chamber of Co m me rc e an- Trinity) asked Tuesday whether ways and means may be found/The Canadian Press; K. R.| ! Divers: 4 it Js Ww. ar referring to the desire of theinounced Tuesday it will ban re-/the government has requested whereby the CPU will continue Thomson Newspapers Limited. Wind versity; "A ye cultur }| United Kingdom to purchase|porters from its meetings effec-/the Ontario Hydro - Electric to maintain association and| The meeting welcomed Brig. College. z # uranium from Canada in the|tive immediately. Power Commission to reduce its fruitful co - qperation with its/L. L. Cross, secretary of the! ge |quantities which are now re-| Members were embarrassed power demands on the Trent! ®™] gh scm CPU, now on a big Car flected in the commitments toby the presence of reporters storage system during the busy 1. Norman Smith, Ottawaldian cities to meet members. of BISHOP ELECTED {buy 5,500 tons, 5,000 tons and|and wanted a chance "to con-|symmer tourist season. + Free! Marie Fraser's new milk recipes-- Journal, was re-elected chair-|the Canadian section. EDMONTON (CP)--Rt. Rev. 12,000 tons," Mr. Gilchrist said. ion lh a" hing ia Boost the Mr. Balcer said no such re- "Vegetable dishes . .. simply delicious", Write tod man of the Canadian section W. Gerald Burch, bishop-suffra-| «on March 18, 1957, Mr. Howe r," an official sa [quest has been made. ven tee Simp » Write today. gan of Edmonton, was elected|, ino ledged Mr.Bennett's let. and F. I. Ker, the Southam | : . : ! HAD EXPERIENCE Anglican bishop of Edmonton : | GERMAN VERSION Company Limited, honorary Clint Walker of the TV west- | Monday. He succeeds Most pion ter and authorized Mr. Bennett] Garman actress Maria Schell REAL PEOPLE h A DIVISION OF DAIRY FARMERS OF CANADA chairman. + ios to sign the necessary agree-| wil T. H X. At d Ubl 409 HURON STREET, TORONTO § ern series Cheyenne, was a dep- |Howard Hewlett Clark, primate |will star in a new movie version, T. Hee, encio an Other officers elected Tues-| ty sheriff in Las Vegas, Ne of the Anglican Church of Can. ments to implement the sale of of the comedy The Four Poster, |Iwerks ares members of Walt day: Vice-chairman, T. E. Nich-| | before he started his acting ca-|ada. Candidates included Rev. these quantities." [to be filmed in Germany. | Disney's team of creative talent. ols, Hamilton Spectator; execu-|yeer. J. 0. Anderson of Ottawa. | tive committee: John Bassett, Toronto Telegram, Floyd §. 5 ' i Chalmers, Maclean-Hunter Pub-| FF al RE E i Ci | : What My Bab Wants in Col. Oscar Gilbert, Quebec Le 4 a X § 2d niade to the success of the Com- Toronto; R. W. Keyserlingk, tian University; Donald Innis,|Canadian uranium in 1963-66. victim. Soleil; R. §. Malone, FP Publi- cations Limited, Winnipeg; H. E. McCormick, The Monitor, Montreal. W. A.' Craick, Toronto, was reappointed honorary secretary- treasurer, and R. A. Graybiel, Windsor Star, succeeded T. F. 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