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OBSERVERS RECOGNISE PATTERN | Election Spectre Looms interim supply,,Democrats to win support ed pot weeks prohably will be By flag design different from that! solved, | proposed by the government, Their hope is that those Con- servatives who may not want to bring about an election this fall will accept the design with the one maple leaf as an alter- native to the design with three maple leaves proposed by the government, They also hope that Liberals who see the election possibili- ties but don't want an election will-be given the nod by Mr. Pearson to back the one-leaf de- sign. OTTAWA (CP) -- The history of the 'previous minority Parlia- ment may be repeating itself now in at least two significant ways, The final result could be a general election ths fall--the|in this Parliament. The Liber- third in as many years. jals are the minority govern- The two circumstances that;ment this time. They have mark this Parliament as simi-|brought before Parliament a jar to the last one are these;|proposed Canadian flag. It has 1, A major national issue has|become a major parliamentary developed; 2. The government issue and, it appears, a major Klneeds temporary spending au-|issue among Canadians gener- thority to pay its bills for July.|ally. In the last Parliament, the/ WILL NEED APPROVAL "imajor issue was acquisition of} By about July 13, the govern- nuclear arms, It came to ajment 'is going to need parlia- head in January and February|mentary authority to pay its of 1963, and ultimately led to|bills for the month of July. tion to block thus paralyzing government and forcing an election. Only the issue and the main contending parties are different The flag debate is scheduled| to run continuously, except for) an interruption later this week to get parliamentary approval for a constitutional amendment involved in the proposed Can- ada Pension Plan, Eighteen debating days--bar- ring a government move for ex- tra Commons sittings -- remain until July 12, roughly the dead- line, give or take a day, for ap- proval of interim supply to pay. July bills, They expect it to get most of Thus a determined group, by the votes from the other two|debating at length either the defeat in the Commons for the) These circumstances are|Parties in the Commons--Social/fiag or interim supply, could minority Progressive Conserva-\made 'to order for any party,|Credit and Creditistes. jean the Pins over the tive government. or even just a score of mem:inpp HOLDS OUT cliff into an election. But, if nuclear arms hadn't|bers of Parliament, to force an| phus the NDP is holding out| been 'a precipitating factor injélection. Many MPs from alllihe one-leat design as a way to bringing about an election, the|parties feel that Opposition take the heat off the flag issue. minority government's need for|Leader Diefenbaker may tty Whether they succeed in di- interim spending authorityUse them to that end. verting Parliament from a would have. Many Liberals in| Recognition of the possibility |course which could lead to an- opposition during that periodjof forcing an election has beenlother election may depend on jmade no secret of their inten-la key factor in efforts of New|their missionary work among LBJ Pushes Turks, Greeks "ie Hy cams the If it calms the tensions of the) flag issue and brings over- Towards Direct Talks By HAROLD MORRISON | Turkey and Greece accept any Birth-Bar Pill Dangling Hook Spikes Throat, Worker Dies LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Walter . Gowers, 50, of London, bled CAUSEWAY DISASTER deaths. Barges (right) struck causeway, knocking out four sections, Top of 'nicture is south end of rai' 'ook- ing toward New Orleans, --(AP vnotoy Huge crane lifted Trailways bus from Lake Pontchartrain (center, left) Tuesday morn- ing after the bus plunged from damaged bridge and carried six passengers to their (CP) OSHAWA; ss Erce DELIVERY WITH ORDERS 10.00 OR OVER SHOP and SAVE at GLECOFF'S SPECIALS EFFECTIVE FHURS., FRI., SAT., JUNE 18, 19, 20th @ OPEN DAILY TILL 10 P.M. © FREE PARKING We Cash Baby Bonus, Pension and Pay Cheques negotiations May 28. The international union now has revived the issue of defin- ing unfair employers, whose |sive power to attempt to coo! the emotional passions of Greece pi : and Turkey. " for rapid setting of stock ex-| A joint statement issued by : and Papandreou will snap at the election, the tactical problems} of the government in the next his throat at a city industrial) plant where he worked. | Limited, apparently walked into Rev. A. P. Spencer, a Ro- to one of two women dying in tered to both women after oeuvring to force Premier Is-/some suggestions that have been agree tg gly Fey man Catholic priest, adminis- the street outside his church they were struck by a car at | met Inonu of Turkey and Pre- aired in the hope the two pre- treatment. Siesaiinhs D S City coroner Dr. J, Bey Rob-| Pe jon the explosive Cypriot issue may lend themselves to event-| octors ay | ell outae.th i in the hope of heading off a ual acceptance, ni oie e wound in the first e O Tom n erna 10na PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Aj/8ld office and he began to bleed rupture the North Atlantic Al- Cyprus with Greece, combined|birth control pill widely used by)" liance. with. communal guarantees for/American women speeds de- -- S1 Ket Ss I I { J-Pa er I alks American quarters any quick In effect, the communal guar-|present in laboratory animals, or easy solution can be found.|antees would be a response to three doctors report. tions between Local 91 of the| agreement by the local ITU)June 24. tween the GreekCypriots and riot majority has rejected. scription drug. International Typographical Un-|committee on two items and re-- The more serious of the two Turkish - Cypriots a United Na-| VOLUNTARY MIGRATION The findings of the doctors, 174 RITSON ROAD SOUTH daily newspapers hit a new/governing computer operations.|one governing work refusal. The pce pony sed coo a eates| couragement of voluntary mi-!¢ f the University of OPEN DAILY TILLIOPM enag Tuesday. The computer dispute was the Original agreement gave a rican aa tia an | gration from the island. This Cee ae saat gail h ' ; ; ' 8 Oregon medical school will be ------lbetween the papers--The Star,/from a non-union or strike- Orizi ' , ae - ginally, the U.S. ; The Telegram and The Globe|bound printing shop. Cyprus problem really was ajb¢ resettled in Turkey through Frascisc 6k Lost 24 Hours, | ee ite ta ' voine form of- internsliotinl: Bel" y eetn a tery conoe . mats received from advertisers, ; indicate in the int t of North ' as ually the White House became|'ndicate in the interest of Nor'ni yournal of the American Medi Boy Discovered even though the type from|riiy aware that too much is at/Atlantic solidarit y and the...) association. It said that in 2 wr cigar 'efuse, Lhe union restriction is aime: F i | d to contribute substantially work union printers can refuse) °" ned Johnson will use all his persua-|Pared to contribute su Y cer the drug accelerated the de- to handle. It has also reopened|*t composition of the advertise- ||to such an aid program. velebaient oa growth of tu- Robby Fox, 12, of Campbellford was discovered in the family there while 150 searchers , nee é ak: ; al combed the area looking for ie de F sagen peng vi been resolved except the one re- with Inonu and Papandreou next| their home. It would be no easy|more study needs to be done, soley eager lating to the computer-operated| week, Johnson likely will em- job to encourage them to. leave|Dr. Fletcher said. whelming pressure inside and H outside Parliament against anit, qoath Tuesday after a hook! suspended on a chain pierced) Mr. Gowers, employed at) Vanadium-Alloys Steel, C | MINISTERS TO DYING Canadian Press Staff Writer preconceived solutions but he if ol, Cannas President Johnson is man-|may explore with these leaders Speeds Cancer jto the plant first aid office for ters last rites of the Church in London, Ont. He adminis- a city intersection. mier George Papandreou of|miers can open direct negotia- , sence -- Greece into direct' negotiations| tions on some of the ideas that inson said the hook apparently; Mediterranean crisis that could These would include union of heavily . There is little optimism in|the minority Turkish-Cypriots., velopment of cancers already One U.S. authority anticipates the Turkish demand for island It is Enovid, which has been TORONTO -- Negotia--headquarters vetoed an earlierjsues have been adjourned until that so bitter is the quarrel be- partition which the Greek-Cyp- sold for several years as & pre- jon (CLC) and Toronto's three|jected a management proposaljissuse revived by the union was tioria peace-keeping force, to In addition, there might be en- Meies f age Mor ope ' j , : ; : 7 ~ be retained on the island for The union's international only issue holding up settlement Union the right to refuse work . . | would apply particularly to the presented at the American Med. felt the| Turkish element which might ing} Association meeting in San and Mail--and the ITU when The ITU is asking that this a fi ty Rape a : matter for the Commonwealth, } I phe A preliminary report was pub- were adjourned right be extended to newspaper|)siticularly Britain, but grad-|/nancial aid. Johnson is likely to jisheq-in the May 4 issue of The which the mats are made is set ; idanc f Turkish-Greek ; : : rp stake; that the matter is too@voldance of a 'urkish-Ureck laboratory tests on rats with In Doghouse in -anion_printing shops: d critical for one ally to carry. clash, the U.S. might be pre- hormone-sensitive breast can- CAMPBELLFORD, Ont. (CP) | : ; " discussions on the method of rej by the staff of an adver- we id po ge og ated if vane nr | nq tiser " orted under no illusion Inonu eg doghouse early Tuesday after ee ee tae : "This does not mean that the spending okt of the night!change quotations. the union and the newspapers|SEPARATE TALKS suggestions, For centuries|same thing is true in humans, May 28 said that all issues had' Jn initial and separate talks Turkish - Cypriots called Cyprus|but does mean that a great deal him. jurisdiction over the computer) gata processi > } ; ahili ; ; --------____--__---- had last been: seen|when it is applied to composing data processing. centre. phasize the possibility con-| voluntarily. It might even be a . The boy when he left for school at 9 a.m room functions Monday,..Hle. hid 30! ie, iggthe. woods : L ami "@arite the day an*@%ook-ovér REJECTED BY PAPERS occupancy of the dog housed, athe papers rejected this. They during the night. His father, Robert Fox, de- posed that an ITU member be added to the over-all staff of Economic matters fall. Dying Boy ' _ had been tinued bloodshed on the island) harder job to discourage them agreed on in negotiations last/and the threat of direct Turk- from returning. HAS THIRD BABY ish military intervention may Thus the task of bringing In- , ------ turn Cyprus into another Cuba. onu and Papandreou inte Pirect for gave There is no evidence Arch- negotiation is only an he. i ; bishop Makarios, the Greek-Cyp-| step in the grand struggle tojand Officials believe it's |riot president, is receiving any|protect Cyprus BASEL, Switzerland (AP)--A ate to her third nitial baby at the,jcity 200 recently from internal|first time one in captivity has the la data-processing centre -- of which the computer would be the heart--at each paper. The Police had put out an alarm|duties of this ITU member for the boy covering southern|were not defined. Ontario. | Negotiations on the three is- Show Dad he's the "Lord of the Castle" -- if only on Father's Dey. Treat the "Meal Ticket" to @ feast of his favorite fods. And pamper his pocketbook, too, by filling the entire menu at Glecoff's, We're really POP-ping with BIG VALUES in fine foods from eppetizers te desserts, So start dandy doy for Dad with @ shopping trip te Glecoff's today. cided to look into the doghouse} after he saw the dog sleeping) in the yard. | major military support from the|convulsions and destruction, | produced more than' two off- Soviet Union but Johnson is re-, But Americans believe this ini- Spring. Rare births of captive Gets. Serum ported highly suspicious of Ma-|tial step injects a measure of gorillas have -occurred at 200s karios and his future intentions.| hope a war between Turkey and in Colombo, Ceylon, and in In Quebec Johnson is unlikely to demand| Greece can be avoided. Washington. 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BREAD DRUGS & CLOTHING SPECIALS BRIEFS & TOPS cr cn ven 50° TOOTHPASTE ron 99° NYLON SPECIAL s:<'s000°% "ran 39° TONI PEBMANENTS 1.49 SUGAR BAUS wii ww 3m 99° REG, 3/1,29 eer a | jemia, was administered Tues- College of Physicians and Sur- Synopsis: A warming trendjafternoon, a few showers OF rather to be dying of leukemia, hursday as a low pressure) Winds variable, generally less cion of. the college and the col- Mostly cloudy Thursday. Chance wings northwest 15 knots, be- Hamilton, Toronto: Sunny Forecast Temperatures LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOTICE e Warming Trend (|sn'c wi decsarnl o's Montreal restaurateur Rene To Bring Cloud r g u geons said the college would not comment now. now in its initial stages will con- scattered thunderstorms becom-|_, ¢ pile 2 ; j tinue through Thursday. How-jing more frequent and wide- aa Justine's Children's Hos- centre now organizing in Wyom-|than 10 knots today, southeast i \ R . PE bat A . y> § lege allowed it to be admin-) {ng approaches Lake Superior.) winds, increasing to 15 knots to-\istered to the child after tests of showers. Warmer, Winds eon sia tad if ' g variable, generally less southerly 15 Thursday. than 10 knots this afternoon, TAKE NOTICE THAT: 1, The Council of TheCorporetion of the City of Oshawa intends to construct cement concrete sidewolks on the streets ot |Guynemer A spokesman for. the Quebec Forecasts issued by the Tor-| Lake Superior: Winds south- Ad i : : ine ° octor administered the onto weather office at 5 a.m.:\east, increasing to 20 knots this serum to Rene Jr., said by his poh F ag-orened 'he aes --_--ee ' Gaston Naessens manufac- ner g Pp Lake Huron, Lake Erie: \tyred hisserum under supervi- Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, night, fair " ; , : indicated it would not. have any Lake Huron, Windsor, London Georgian Bay, Lake Ontario: immediate toxic effect. Niagara, Lake Ontario, south- fair ern Georgian Bay, Haliburton, : ~~ gone es @ focal improvement, and intends to specially assess all or part of the cost upon the land abutting directly on the work: Thursday clouding over in the Low tonight, high Thursday: afternoon, Chance of showers Wind 5 late Thursday. Warmer. Winds page Aah eee . becoming southerly near 15 is Soa z Thursday afternoon. eat ohaner . rf Northern Georgian Bay, Tim- arount ~y . 4 agami, Cochrane, Sudbury, Win ee Stress Pe North Bay: Increasing cloudi- Hamilton ae ness this afternoon, Mostly St Catharine '0 cloudy Thursday with showers Noronto 5s in the afternoon. Warmer. Winds Datciho ; rd southerly 15 Thursday. - erborough «+++. 45 White River, Algoma: Mostly Trenton i 30 cloudy with showers Thursday. Killaloe ... : a" 45 i therly 15 to- Muskoka .secseses bey cs ied North Bay. : 45 40 Sudbury . TORONTO (CP) Marine Earlton ... 40 45 forecasts issued by the weather Moosonee . 45 WHOLE OR HALF Ss Ia Ss ESTIMATED COST GROCERY SPECIALS KING SIZE PLUS TAX DUMAURIER = canton 2.99 LIBSY'S 15-02. FANCY CORN 6 i 1.00 LIBBY'S 15-02. 6 sins 1.00 FANCY PEAS ) 1.00 FACE ELLE 39¢ Owner's Annual Rate Per Ft, Fige. $0.313 0,313 Owner's Cost City's | Per Ft. Total Shere Frge. $4,919.62 $4,503.37 $2.25 Oe Se STS NS a TT Ht SS ee bee] Te Park Rd. N. 19.18' €. of W. Limit Lot $2, Sheet 13€ (2), He 357 (Future i Width 4a Nome of Street from Adelaide Ave. W. Adelaide Ave. W. Kaiser Cres. Park Rd. N. sebeene th OF oe St oe ot 2,956.50 1,022.62 3,928.05 1,779.75 1,022.62 2,220.21 2.28 2.25 2.25 ipigen St.) Patricia Ave. Central Perk Bivd. N. Tayler Ave. Hoskin Ave. W. Limit Let 1 (A), Sheet SC (1), Plan 357, (House No, 708) Forewell St. Wellington Ave. 6' E. of S$. Limit Bik. A, Plan 471 Glencairn St. Rossland Rd. &: Rossiend Rd. £. Colborne St. E. Farewell St. King St. E. sy wa 223 34 office at 8:30 a.m., valid until Timmins .. 11 a.m, EDT Thursday Kingston .sssseses i | o 3,101.64 1,113.32 1,715.78 Harmony Rd. N. Riverside Dr. S$. Simeoe St. $. 4,838.08 2,051.14 2,639.56 2,957.44 1,791.47 7,442.78 5,830.76 10,712.43 5,486.71 a King St. E. Ritson Rd, S. | saved myself so Resslend Re. E. much worry and trouble by joining Lander - Stark's Furn- ace Parts Replace- ment Plan, Why Oshewe Bivd. N. Bessborough Dr. Robert St. 13' S. of N. Limit Lot 46, Plan 146 (Dr. $. Phillips School) Rossland Rd. W, Simeoe St. N. Simeoe St. N. 2,166.02 1,088.64 Wilson Rd, N. 843' N. of $, Limit Let 21, Sheet 6C (1), Plan 357 (House No. 139) "CREST" REG. 1.09 Lansdowne Dr. fast 4 2,910.74 1,918.87 2,25 0.313 2. The estimated cost of the work is $48,544.98, The special assessment is to be paid in ten equel annual instelments. 2. Application' will be meade by the Corperetion to The Onterio Municipal Board for ite epprovel of the undertaking of the said work ond eny owner may, within twenty-one days efter the first publication of this notice, file with the City Clerk his objection to the seid werk being undertaken, Wen, 43 KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA REG. 2.00 4. The said board may. approve of the seid work being 'undertaken, but before doing so, it may appoint @ time ond ploce FOR when any objection te the said work will be considered. ? Doted at Oshawa this 10th dey of June, 1964. L. R. BARRAND, Clerk, City of Oshewa. 725-3581 \