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WEN ON a TET - Rain Holds Up Prairie Seeding OTTAWA (CP)--Prairie seed- ing operations have been held up by three weeks of rain and cold weather but could become general this week--with few ex- ceptions -- if the weather im- proves, the bureau of statistics said Wednesday. The bureau's survey, based on reports received from field cor- respondents up to Tuesday night, found full-scale seeding operations in almost all parts of Canada were awaiting better weather. Less than half the spring seeding has been completed in most Ontario counties. An ex- ception is the Essex and Kent county acreages seeded by the first week of April, before wet weather began. STRIKE UNITES FATHER, SON TORONTO (CP) -- The Royal York Hotel strike here has re-united a father and son after a separation of 30 years. Otto Kehnel, 61, a valet at the Royal York, left Ger- many in 1930, headed for Western Canada. He lost track of his son Wilhelm, who was in the German air force and was later a pris- oner of war in the United States. Wilhelm came to Toronto seven years ago but could not trace his father until he saw a picture of picketers at the hotel. Among them was Otto Kehnel, a Royal York employee for 11 years. "We both got a terrific shock," said Mr. Kehnel senior. THE CROWDED SKY iii if EFREM JORN ANNE ZIMBALIST =.» KERR rrancis Bf KEENAN TROY | WYNN DONAHUE wamwen anos ADULT ENTERTAINMENT NOW PLAYING - ALL AIR SHOW VARNER BRO WILLIAM HOLDEN ASA ROCKET PiLor, 0.5.4 \ JoWARD UNKNOWN' NA WannerCoLon [BILTMORE LED NOLAN LETH © GUN TOTER " Ruth Kirk of Dallas, Texas, one of about 2,000 women at- tending the 47th annual grand . council session of the Ladies * Orental Shrine in Toronto, shows where she hides her garter gun. The session is being held at Toronto's Royal York Hotel. --(CP Wirephoto) : INTERPRETING THE NEWS Reds Have Best Cards In Geneva By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer « The West went to Geneva in . 1961 with poorer cards than it « held in 1954. Seven years ago, when the + Indochina armistice was signed . in Geneva to end eight years of Canada came into the picture| when the 1954 conference asked| it, India and Poland to super- vise the truces in Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos. The powers of the three truce commissions were severely lim- ited. They could do little with- civil war in the old French » lon, the Communist Pathet Lao - controlled the two northern © provinces of Laos. Now the Pathet Lao controls . at least half of Laos and is in a-much stronger position to im- . pose its will on the international « conference on Laos which began + Tuesday. Whatever the outcome of the , conference, the Communist ap- « pear assured of eventual control * of Laos. In 1954, mainly through the * energy of former premier Men- + des France of France, the civil * war in Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos was brought to a halt. * Viet Nam was divided at the : 17th parallel into Communist states but Cambodia and Laos « were neutralized, the Commu- nists being taken into the gov- . ernment. Dope Ring Smashed In New York NEW YORK (AP) -- A dozen « men were rounded up Wednes- * day as federal agents claimed to have smashed a $50,000,000 . international dope ring. '].S. Attorney Robert Morgen- . thau said the ring was organ- * ized in the spring of 1958. Im- . migrants were importuned to * bring packages into the U.S. from Italy, without knowing * dope was concealed in them « ' A long investigation bore first * fruit last October with the ar- + rest at Yonkers Raceway of * Salvatore Rinaldo, 46, and Mat- hew Palmeri, 47. Authorities found 25 pounds of + heroin--worth $5,500,000 in the . fllicit market--in a truck driven Palmeri. An additional $750,- worth of narcotics was found hidden in Rinaldo's home. « The two pleaded guilty to nar- * ecotics charges and are awaiting « sentence. * From this case, officers, said, ? the trail led them to the men : seized Wednesday. . SETS TRIAL DATE « 'TORONTO (CP) -- Trial of a * former provincial police officer « and two other men on charges * of bribery and conspiring to « defeat the course of justice was » set Wednesday for May 29. Ro- = bert J. Wright, 29, of Toronto, : farmer OPP gambling squad member, is charged with brib- + ery. He is also charged jointly « with Joseph P. McDermott, 40, sof Port Credit, and Vincent « Feeley, 37, of Toronto, with con- spiracy to-bribe. SAVES LIVES : MONTREAL (CP) -- Howard] + Pyle, president of the United * States' National Safety Council, » said Tuesday in an interview "the work of the council has » saved more than 850,000 lives ny the past 48 years. the co « operation of the political groups within the three countries. Canada's External Affair o Minister Howard Green takes] the view that the Laos commis- sion won't be able to function effectively of foreign arms are shipped into the country by East or West. It is expected to be five or six weeks before it can be determined whether the confer- ence will achieve its purpose-- a unified, independent and neut-| ral Laos. Considering the way things started out, prospects are not hopeful. out WINDSOR (CP)--A plumber, testified Wednesday that the explosion of a department store last fall may have been caused by gas leaking from a natural gas main but not from a gas feeder line on which he was working. Howard Schram, 51, was tes- tifying at the trial of himself and his employer, Charles In- gram, 56. The two were charged with breach of duty after 10 Leak May Have Been Cause Of Gas Explosion were killed and more than 80 injured in the Metropolitan de- partment store. The men were working on a natural gas installation in the store at the time. Schram said he and Ingram failed to get gas through a pilot line and opened a feeder line. He said they did not smell gas. "The line was open about seven minutes and only air came out. We didn't smell any ee gas. We were ready to cap the - THE OSHAWA TIMES, Ha ep a i ap Thursday, Moy 18, 1961 11] line when the place exp! Sed he said. "The gas may have come from the main from the street, but it certainly didn't come from out line." During cross - examination Schram said he felt he had the right to work on gas lines lead- ing into the store because he had been hired by Union Gas New Milk Price Basis Proposed TORONTO (CP)--A milk com- position study which could re- sult in a new method of pricin, milk in Ontario will be under- taken by the Ontario agriculture department, Agriculture Minis- ter Goodfellow announced Wed- nesday. The study, requested by the dairy a will be con- cerned with the protein content of milk. 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