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jag Ah tigen Si lei gether AE ees THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, Moy 8, 1964 27) Permanent Peace Corps Favors UN -- PM Asserts By JAMES NELSON be combined with contingents OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis-|from other UN members not in- ter Pearson's proposal to sound|cluded in the standby arrange- out other countries on organiz-|ments." ing a standing international) Mr. Pearson first advanced peacekeeping force is designed|the idea in an address to the to support the United Nations,|UN General Assembly last fail. Sie Nee pres foes Pe eee) Ss ee body. : "peace pnoposals 'The prime mirister empha-|UN at the time of Korea, Those sized this Thursday night in @iproposais included a suggestion |] university lecture in which he/that there be @ standing peace- announced his government, it . e 8 @P-|States it was opposed by Rus- proach to the other countries t0) ja, ' further the project. ' The object is to start with| iar? Meme seo erepeoed countries which have already|.. an fhe no Mg yt pa : earmarked contingents for from the United Nations," Mr. United Nations service. Besides| pearson said. 'The whole point Cartada, others in this category]or jt was to strengthen the ca- pate spn na Neth my pability of the members con- Finland and The Nethe: 4 "They would be ready, and oe to serve and support the willing," Mr. Pearson said.) "Soon, I hope, others would be Mr. Pearson --_ in 8 Dax added until all the continents ie a Ge ied " would be represented. where the late secretany-gen- ON STANDBY eral of the UN received his first The contingents would be on\Canadian honorary degree, standby orders in their own| The prime minister said if countries, and would only bejthere was agreément used on UN duty on request by|contributing nations to the UN forces in readiness as Canada "In some _ situations' this|does, there could be an. inter- standby force might not neces-|national staff to co-ordinate 4.91, | Satily serve as an entity; only|training, prepare con --5 |some of its national contingents|plans and assess past experi- +15 |might be selected to serve.jences in preparation for future 'Parts might be used alone or|needs. Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings i Net Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge 520 317% 17'4 17% 300 $17¥%2 17¥2 17%2 $244 ~ SAVE PROFITABLY. 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Then,{ed that the golden eagle might about|graduaily die out if the present en state, they could|decline in breeding success con- gathered up and taken away. |tinued. The decline was thought the Chelsea sparrows would|to be caused by the widespread none of it, They left the|use of chemical pesticides. Gold- bread strictly alone, sojen eagles are found mainly in other methods will have|the west and central Highlands. | used to get rid of them. |LONG LIFE ON HONEY Chief trouble with the spar-| J, Thampson, the grand old| rows has been that they flocked|man of the Bowling Green dis-| inside the church through seven| trict of London, at a party cele- windows which have been brok-/prating his 100th birthday, at- i 58 d sa foir' handle, one-piece rivet- free interior ond an attrac- tive alumintone - coloured cover. Special, 3-pce. set 16.47 gg zi @ 2 Only! "Domestic" deluxe Zig-Zag, twin needle, round bobbin machines with reverse sew. Discontinued portable model. Reg. 199.95! * en by small boys. Now so many /|tributes his long life to his love are inside the church that they/of honey. At the party he said: have become a nuisance. "T have never touched alcohol, MEN TRA ibut I believe a pipe of tobacco wie police pala irene A be a great consolation and Albans, Herts, declare that girls|d0es no harm to anyone -- I make the best officers to keep|think I have proved that. But 1) traffic moving. Out of'a total of|love honey and take plenty of) 18 traffic wardens appointed for it, even in my porridge. That, the city, 13 are women. Inspec-| With a love of the open air, has) tor Raymond Coxon, gave ite eed mee lot on my way to reason: "'Girls can put their per-| sonality over much better. They, BACK TO THE FOREST : Bulldozers and other equip- will be able to persuade the men) ft motorists to 'move on' morejment have moved into Stoney easily." He was backed up by|Cross airfield, a former wartime Police Superintendent C. J. Per-|bomber base in the New Forest, kins, who said: "I do not think!to remove 21 acres of concrete | men motorists will take advan-|as an experiment in reseeding| tage. Nor do I expect any ani-jby the Forestry Commission. If} mosity towards the girls."'. | the operation is successful. it is| PRAISE FOR PRESS jintended to lift a- further 33) The Bishop of Lichtield, Dr,|2°T%S concrete, and replace Reeve, told the conference of ie wie ers. British newspaper editors that| the important part played by} ' the press as guardians of the) Queen Ss Par national morals was often over-| jooked. "The free press," he| D d Pl. said, "'is one of the greatest bul-| on ers an warks of our liberty, and the) . freedom of the press is some- Al thing that I am sure our nation) ternatives must always jealously defend."| TORONTO (CP) -- Premier! He added that frequently peo-/Robarts said Thursday his gov-| ple were restrained from wrong/ernment is investigating an al-| actions by the knowledge that'ternative to outright provincial! the newspapers might get hold administration of the Canada of the details and publish them.!Ppension Plan in Ontario. | Mr. Robarts said in the leg-| nee teed istature an arrangement may) Health Service prescriptions are|Be possible for the federal gov- to get an average of at least ernment to administer the na-| $690 a year in extra payments. tional plan in Ontario on a con-| Anite Barber, minister of| Tact basis, just as the federal] Racer' ag the Huse of Com-| government now collects some taxes: for Ontario. mons this cost at least $9,000,000) Suicti 'an' urverieenent might ah a - thelr eet earings °° an overlapping of admin- A ; istration that would result from the increase io the chemists Was) 11." provincial government set- quite justifiable. 'ting up its own administrative BRIDGE FOR CLYDE jmachinery to handle the na-| The British firm of Freeman,|tional plan in Ontario, the pre-| Fox and Partners, who were re-|mier indicated. | sponsible for the Sydney Harbor| The contract basis would still) Bridge, have been appointed] give Ontario effective control of! consulting engineers for a new|administration, meaning that) high levél bridge to be built over|the province would have to be| the River Clyde at Erskine near|consulted before any change) Dunbarton. It will not be com-|was made in the federal plan. | pleted until 1968 or 1969. 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