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42 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 16, 1963 PM Vehemently Denies Report Of Ill Health OTTAWA (CP) -- "Do you Want to go me a race?" chal- aenged Prime Minister Diefen- ker as he denied reports that is in poor health and ac- tused the Liberals of a '"'per- Relous' capoalgn to. under- Mr. Diefenbaker Tuesday met head-on a report in Montreal Le Devoir that three ministers, delegated by their colleagues, Suggested he resign on health rounds, The newspaper said r. Diefenbaker, 67, is believed suffering from Parkinson's dis- fase, also known as 'shaking paralysis. Still showing traces of tan from his Bahamas vacation, Mr. Diefenbaker first chal- lenged any reporter to match him in a physical examination. "The hopes and expectations of the Liberal party in propa- gating that type of perfidious comment are their own an- swer,"' he said. "I never felt better and I think that is one reason they feel so badly." He smilingly recalled tha' Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald, went through the same sort of thing ir 1882, Sir John had remarked that 'If my health were influ, enced by the prayers of my op- ponents, I would be awfully sick." When reporters pressed him later fon a specific statement about the report that three min- isters prpposed his resignation, he issued the challenge to a race. He'd been good at running once, he remarked, adding with a sly grin "I'll be awfully good running again soon,." He paused for a few seconds then added: "In the next year or so." Stock Promotion Charges VICTORIA (CP)--The Times gays the British Columbia and Ontario 'paring charges in connection 'with a stock promotion which involve secret transactions in new stocks before they were is- sued to the public. The case is expected to come up at the new session of the B.C. legislature this month, the newspaper says. It says at least three men in B.C, and a number of others, including some prominent in), Ontario politics, are likely to be named in the case. It revolves around Northem Ontario Natural Gas. An investigation into the af- fairs of this company in 1958 resulted in the resignation of Plan To Drop 'Province' From Usage MONTREAL (CP)--A memo- tandum to newspaper men from overnments are pre- Prepared three Ontario cabinet ministers, A new investigation was launched last summer at the 'nitiative of the B.C. attorney- general's department. Charges are expected--possi- bly next month--as a result of the reopened B.C.-Ontario inves- tigations, The Times says. It adds that some criminal charges including perjury are likely. The Times says the new in- vestigation followed evidence turned up by. accident by B.C. officials investigating another matter. A short while after B:C. trans- mitted its new evidence to the Ontario atorney-general's de- partment it was decided to re- jority. pa eae ORR AED Br BED EH VASE I Oat Oe ae OF Ot ogy wae wwe ee ee Then he turned serious and| said "'the wish expressed by the Liberal party for so long is' not being achieved." Had colleagues made the sug- gestion? asked a reporter. "You get your answer from) my cabinet colle..gues on that," he replied, ' "They weren't named (in the story),"" noted a reporter. "They certainly weren't. I'm not going to become involved in all the falsehoods and falsi- ties that have become part and parcel of the National Liberal Federation program." Several ministers came to his defence as reporters awaited his appearance for,a. cabinet meeting. His longtime' friend, Veterans Minister Oburch- ill, bluntly described the report as "the culmination of the most insidious campaign of vilifica- Six Fewer Whooping Cranes WASHINGTON (AP) -- The interior department reports iat the normal fall migration period for whooping cranes has passed and only 32 of the rare birds have been counted on the Texas | wintering grounds. This is six fewer than the rec- ord 38 which left the. Aransas 38 whoopers, two more than had been observed previously. Besides the 32 wild whoopers, there are seven of the birds in captivity--six in the zoo at New Orleans and one at San Antonio, Texas, The annual count of the birds has shown considerable fluctua: tion since 1938, when 10 adults and four young were sighted at Aransas, . There was a jump to 26 birds in 1940-41, but the number dropped to 15 the next autumn. A figure of 34 was reached in 1949-50, but the number was back down to 21 three years jater, For the last five years the count has run between 32 national wildlife refuge and nearby areas last spring for the northward migration, | The department also said thai; no young whoopers have been sighted. That made 1962-63 the first year since the fall migra- tion of 1954 and the second since record-keeping began in 1938 that no young birds have been reported, Only once since the record-| keeping began has there been any addition to the total num- ber of birds noted in the mid- December survey. Last year, a late January survey disclosed tion that has occurred in Can- ada" and'said it was completely untrue, Revenue Minister Hugh John Flemming said the report's au- thor was using his imagination. Defence Production Min- ister O'Hurley called it a "hodge podge" and added he is "perfectly happy as we are," Transport Minister Balcer said he knows nothing about the re- port, The prime minister has given reporters no indication of poor health in recent weeks, espe- cially since his vacation in the Bahamas over Christmas and New Year's. Bic atder 2 oanevs and Area wer 10 Yeors" ALUMINUM e SIDING WINDOWS--DOORS Opp ts have prof d themselves convinced the prime minister was slowing down dur- ing the pre-Christmas ion of FIREPLACE FURNISHINGS Parliament but his supporters have rea" into his less frequent interventions in debate an indi- cation of caution in a political situation where his government @ FREE ESTIMATES @ LES EVENISS SALES LTD. 15 PRINCE ST. doesn't enjoy a Commons ma- 725-4632 - Eve, 723-2707 open the case, which had up to then been dormant in the East. 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"Also, they shall try to re- place the , 'provincial' by ae Lastly, they shall enamine that the pres- ence of two nations in Canada prohibits the use of "national" to describe the activities and organizations of the central gov- ernment. In this case, one must Danny the Dry Cleaner Says: CALL US FOR PROMPT PICK-UP and DELIVERY PHONE 728-5133 4 Centres to Serve You: @ 434 Simcoe South @ 249 King East @ 16 Bond West @ 688 Hortop Cleaners and Dyers use federal or Canadian." It's Here AGAIN! DUNN'S Fabulous Semi-Annua ! DOLLAR SALE SUITS FOR THE PRICE OF (PLUS. 1.00) Open A Charge Acc ount You'll Save More At DUNN'S Men's & Boys' Wear 36 KING E. 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