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13 vided only from Sane 4: to Sept. 6. The service east of Sudbury, to Toronto and Montreal, is not affected. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Merch 8, 1965 Diners Dropped On Mainliner Printers Support : . MONTREAL (CP)--The CPR| 'The railway said there fe New Strike has discontinued dining car|1¢ stations between Sudbury service on the Dominion train|and Vancouver where between Sudbury and Vancou- ver for an "'off-season" period from Sept. 7 to June 23. The change, announced Sat- urday and put into effect dur- ing the weekend, was iby insufficient Saene at aee STEAK HOUSE senger business during the 1626 Simcoe St. N. slack tourist season, the rail-|j Stecks ~ Spere Ribs ~ Chicken - ete. way said. Meal car service : wast of Gollbery Wil be bee: Open Daily 11:30-10 p.m. PO ee ee ee It happened in Climax, Nevada... Polly the Pistol-- gers can debark and passen- obtain a meal. L NEW YORK (AP)--Printers who went on strike against New York City's newspapers for 114 day two years ago voted 1,978 to 28 Sunday to authorize a new Strike if agreement on a new contract is not reached by March 30. The vote, taken at a union meeting by paper ballot, was announced by Bertram A. Pow- ers, president of Local 6 of the International Typographical Union. Negotiations are deadlocked between the printers and the Publishers Association of New York, representing seven daily newspapers in the city. The union has 2,600 members on the papers. ' Only The Psst, which quit the association during the 1962-63 strike, is not affected. Spokesmen for the publisher {could not be reached for com- |ment Powers said the decision when to strike and which pa- pers to strike must be made by the union's executive council. AUTOMATION 18 ISSUE POPE MAKES MAJOR CHANGE IN THE MASS é % Pope Paul VI blesses the lics everywhere on this first Council went into official P id. th | ae Zé A faithful in All Saints' Church day of major changes to the use today. |, Powers sal je main issue in Romee today as he offers | Mass. The worship changes (AP Wirephoto |i8 automation, ers declared io WILSON AND ERHARD MEET IN BONN OPM BAnY AOE , Mass im Italian, setting an set up in December 1963 by via cable from Rome.) |Union wants a share in any 0 suneay tas ou: reper its benefits | The union, he said, seeks a voice in how many jobs are to be eliminated through automa- tion and a description of the computers to be used Powers termed the situation "serious." | "Of coure we're concerned," lhe stated. over the upkeep of British forces in West Germany. --(AP Wirephoto by cable from Bonn.) Chancellor Ludwig Erhard listens. The two leaders then huddled in talks aimed at breaking the deadlock British Prime Minister Harold Wilson, left, ad- dresses press in Bonn, West Germany today as German Sordid Spectres Haunt example for Roman Catho- the Vatican Ecumenical (See AP wire story.) See $200,000,000 Annually More For Housing Business AN ODEON THEATRE PHONE 723-2843 TIMES: 2:05-4:25-6:45-9:10--LAST COMPLETE SHOW 8:40 "We don't want to \lose even one 10). Oe . OTTAWA (CP) -- A governments have emerged whichjtotal new residential construc- through automation or the shut- SPRUCE VILLA HOTEL om ecopemist, ays thre arelmay point to an accelerated|tion in 1970 mighi well run to|down of even one tha aeoel OT al i 1C or signs of new interest in govern-|pace of action. These are found|$2,597,000,000, compared with _Newspapers. in the Dally PROUDLY PRESENTS ment measures to assist thelin new legislation, in the/$1,713,000,000 in 1963. And if the tion are The Times, wd ' housing industry which may re-|streamlining of governmentiextra $200,000,000 1s poured into News, World-relegram and The In an era of unprece- {know some form of hunger and| The FAO says that in the For One Week Only Starti sult in am extra $200,000,000 an-|machinery, and also in certain|housing, the new figure of $2,- Sun, er ae vee dented prosperity, more |most are non-white. 1963-1964 fiscal year, the world ing nually being invested by 1970. japparent changes in attitudes."/797,00,000 would be 63.3 per Harpe Pus istand Star than 2,000,000,000 people are Researchers foresee a terri-|produced less food per person Wolfgang M. Illing, writing) Mr. Llling says it is difficult|¢eént above the 1963 level Scare meg. : hungry, and widepread |fying equation of population|than the year. before. Deficits MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1965 in a staff report for the Eco-|--in economists' language--to| Moreover. Mr, Llling's projec-\"" "== famine is a possibility in growth and food supply. Theyjlikely will grow. nomic Council of Canada, says|'quantify the possible addi-|tions are based on 1963 dollars. the near future. The follow- jsay that before long, famine] Production cannot keep up that while existing federal leg-jtional effect on housing de-| 'There are reasons to be- ' ing first of a series outlines jcan present the rich countries--|with rapid population growth 66 9 islation to help low-rental hous-|mand" which might flow in the/lieve that a number of offset- the challenges man faces to |their people outnumbered 2 to 1) without substantial changes in ing and urban renewal has been|years ahead. He suggests the/ting tendencies may prevent / ' avoid anarchy and war re- |by the hungry--with dangers as/world agricultural policies. considered fairly adequate, it | b A rey' , The developed world now is has produced "relatively little|amount of additional expendi-|from rising too rapidly over emanating from the clash of ; f response." ture which might result from|this period," he writes. "This en Nee By WILLIAM L. RYAN __ |ideologies. eres tacit. cc sea ae, Sensational Top Variety The fedleral contribution tojincreased participation in gov-lis meant io apply to cost pres- AP Special Correspondent If present trends continue, |, ascending hopes clash with the housing program, because of constitutional conditions, is mainly in. the economic field-- mortgage insurance, and the like--whille most 'of the admin- istrative and planning work isjing units and rehabilitation of|past. to nold down costs are r y i ! in}. ; et done at the local and provin-|worthwhile residential proper- oe materials, improving meth-|990,000 in highway construction|less than a generation from India, Pakistan and China in|high in South America's Andes ; A cial level. ities ods and techniques, 'rising pro- ital now and 1985, an On-jnow. early 1970s, -- bd In- pam Hoc mon wie Gone Don't Miss... be 1s é . _lductivity in the construction|t@tio highways department vlan-| Men may be able to keep|donesia, Iran, Turkey, Egypt, s Pigg «han gipnctnlnio gg of ies 3 jargon ot ommerene industry, growing specialization| "78 study says their fingers away from the wed Brasil, es totiawes by ee ce persons who might @ BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS : A , i é iti le report recommends t i which would extermi-|most of the other countries 0} Laabers cal and provincial authorities to|tion of existing housing in dan-/by builders and competitive P ends that|trigger Asti, Alelés and Latih Atherios @ DINE AND DANCE NIGHTLY do more in low-rental housing was used in connection with only 864 units. The municipal- ities made use of only $3,200,- 000 to acquire and clearxblighted or substandard areas in urban figure of $200,000,000 as the ernment programs. This would provide an addi- tional 15,000 units annually in the form of new housing de- velopments, purchase of exist- most unit costs in construction sures due to quality improve- ments and not to those emanat- ing from rising prices "Included among the factors which may continue, as in the) For Roads TORONTO (CP)--The Niag- ara Peninsula will need 398,- ger of serious decay could also be made a useful part of any such program," his staff study gays NOT OFFICIAL VIEW Would Help pressures.' His analysis of the situation| sound a grave warning: the in- ere eee was prepared last December | Work to be completed on pen-|exorable v cathometics of hun-|World's wealth, These the Norttl --eeeemneaniars CITES MAIN BARRIERS and made public. by the Eco-| Sf. CATHARINES (CP)--Z.|insula highways this year totals|ger can mean that catastrophe tries grouped around the No TONI ty ~a "The principal barriers\nomic Council last. week, al-\S. Phimister, newly - appointed|$25,000,006. Between 1966 andlis around the corner, probably|Atlantic, along with Japan, and GHT ONLY! Premiere Oshewe against rmore extensive use of|though like all staff studies the|deputy minister of education/1970, another $22,000,000 worth|less than 15 years away. Australia-New Zealand. -- > Showing! these programs appear to have|council says it doesn't neces-\for Ontario, said Saturday thelof construction will be needed,| Hunger has a variety of India eats 24 per cent less ae been institutional ones," Mr.|sarily represent the council's|future problem in his depart-|between 1971 and 1975 $26,000,-/forms: malnutrition, or lack of than it needs in nutrition. Amer- rr, ¢ Feature Presentation Iling says, "particularly at thelofficial view. ment may be the slow-learning|000 and between 1976 and 1985|proteins, minerals and vita-/!cans eat 17 per cent more than 4 a OF uns municipal level. In the main body of his re-|student $25,000,000. mins: under-nutrition, or just|they need. ' ' dea $ 7:38 ond 9:35 pm. "But recently a few develop-|port, Mr. Tiling suggests that] "It may be that in a few| The study also recommends/not enough of any food, and ast Sentra pty d er ios ME; --lyears we shall concern our-|that Highway 3 be a rural arte-| starvation totes ware th spre we Oe 4 FOR THE FIRST TIME cee + selves with the problem of the|rial road with four lanes from| If people in these categories Page aye Pr ag heedbacicet NUREYEV DANCES Contami ted siti- ins, those students who re Erie to Welland County|stood in single file, two feet ite Pag tidy Say ne yo coe WITH FONTEVNI na come to school and wish to/Road 3 west of Port Colbornejapart, the line would circle the pig ol mw eg Animals GRAND FORKS, B.C. (CP)-- The federal and provincial gov- ernments have purchased the contaminated animals from three farms ordered closed by the federal food and drugs de- partment The farmers said Friday night they were ordered not to disclose terms of the sale but they are not completely satis- fied Frank Richter, British Colum- bia agriculture minister, said federal seientists will use the Plan | paid what was said to be about market price, but one of them, Lee Hoodle, said the price "must have been for the coast." "We have to have the cattle shipped in, which costs most. And they haven't given us any compensation for all the busi- ness we lost after we got the order to close." He and Peter deHaan and Rick deVries said they will meet with federal officials next week to discuss compensation. The farmers were ordered to . jelose their operations last week| -------_-__--__--__--_--_----- | Falls f You'll find most of the news DOORS : _--" flor research on pesti-\Wnen officials found a high DEEP MOUNTAIN wend chien + some of ages ge in "SCOT: STLAND eae sai sap level of a pesticide used to fight a8 : lesketh's twice -- ( This gives them a chance tol\ground insects in their catile| 4 major undersea mountain, POSTAL CENTRES casts on CFRB, Monday DANCES" No Advance In Prices! buy mere animals a= eet back|and swine. ee aie south of the island < The state of Kentucky has pie png Bia gl estan into busines," Mr. Richter! 'The animals became contam-|Madagascar, has been detected|1,080 fourth-class post offices, > :00 p.m.; on jays it: "TICKET TO * said linated after eating potatoes that pith its, poss. cally 60 feet below mate thas any other state in q oo pre 5:50 lag ge ters Toyo" BI L T M Oo 4 E rs -- . i ici e sea's surface. » US. bout news shouldn The farmers said they were|contained pesticide. ee wdattlsSS dnarkiint Ae EY aed inca RU $ Richont poet none always give peptic ulcers PHONE 725-5833 - Quebec City Welcome Cardinal Roy -- QUEBEC. (CP)--Quebec City) Msgr. Georges-Leon Pelletier Germany, Austria, Switzerland ¢ welcomed home its new card-jof Trois-Rivieres, Que., where You have u 'to 24 mont oy gan ADS | HERBERT t ALUMINUM the cardinal himself first served ; oO pay | VON KARAJAN inal from Rome Sunday in a|,°" chop, noted that the Goe-| the balance of the total price of $530.90* | a cotecting AWNINGS ceremony Maurice Cardinallpec archbishop's elevation to --. which includes evérything--hotels, ARE BIG '§ REGULAR PRIC Er ONTARIO'S FAMILY STATION PORCH Roy described as "not merely|cardinal by Pope Paul brought meals, even tips ...and your jet fare. 8 a civic manifestation . bu! alCanadian cardinals to three, »| 'See your Travel Agent--or send coupon ee | ll]; a) ENCLOSURES spiri sort of "'indivisible trinity." | or free Tour Booklet. | " : Two Anglican prelates joined The other Canadian cardinals} *For each of two people travelling together PHONE 725-583 By get oe the 36 pone Catholic bishopsjare Paul-Emile Leger of Mont-| Based on 21-Day Economy Excursion Fare, from Toronto WHEN YOU DOORS-WINDOWS bead - Ps the Reg ant the real and James McGuigan of] #°°****"*"*sesscesncemeseenacenccenanansanny PRIME WINDOWS ihe Baad Phe ay oy ie" Roe &!Toronto 5. To: British Overseas Airways Corporation--Laurentien Hotel, Montreal, Quebec! CMHC ACCEPTED dle princ e Homan) Cardinal Roy, 60, is a native|s epiceas HAVE Catholic Church spoke, partly of Quebec City, and was edu-|! Send me free ' in English, in a liturgical recep-|cated in the seminary founded] 5 "BOAC VAL-U-TOURS OF BUROPE". ' SOMETHIN FLEXALUM tion for him |by Bishop Lava! next door to|® wo hy j H ' E G SIDING : : ta i Nag oe ory fy the basilica H MONG i cvisdcindslosaevcsrcéveaeticvest : J L IE addressing Anglican Bishop -- 1 WITHAIR CANADA | Attt-ss-sssesssseeeseceetecssnnnnen : TO BUY ALOUPIES End Screen and SS é § ' ' peat mere and Dean A-E 1 City Prov Tel 4 OR SELL REGLAZING AND |Storm Window troubles Coleman. of Quebec, "'but come ACE ' z closer together in a meeting of = Luvs undencdsnadsehesuneswehegansadaausanwend AL ARIOG bee forever... install mind and spirit as Christ Him- B AND i ld self wished." | Premier Jean Lesage of Que- ant TAXI | 0.A.6, Agent call 728-6203 ° INSERTS nA" bec and Lieutenant - Governor ' | Pau! Camtois were among the | A yy seer My the ates ' 723-5241 IR CANADA Agent coll 728-6202 Telephone 723-3492 ardinal Roy entered the ws chureh a ite Ted satin vent OSHAWA'S Newest Texi | Four Seasons Travel cal! 72 1 To place your THe -_ Shewroom end. Factory Pope's, sacred college, from hat Otfering Sate, Courteous Service J] Travel now on $5.00 a day in Eurspe, including Result-Getting FEATURE TODAY AT: AA SF EAST PHONE 728-1633 to gold-buckled shoes Before hotel, breakfast and UNLIMITED sightseeing in | 1:25 - 3:30 - 5:25 46 King 'St. W. Oshow. 9 9 the speeches were made, Latin ig st. W. awe | | 14 major European Cities. Ad Tod | 7:25 - 9:30 95 ATHOL ST. E., OSHAWA chants rang out in the basilica. te : ay. | CONTINUOUS FROM; 1:30 Crowds | Slow Learners | stay an inordinately long time" he said at ceremonies marking the official opening of Ontario Education Week "Certaimy for those persons n the lower ranges of ability new jobs are available. There- fore, prolonged schooling seems necessary if they are to be adequately prepared for a place in the world of work." Mr. Phimister, who takes over his new duties April 5, said a concerted campaign to} curb high school dropouts may| have succeeded too well In 1950, only 41 per cent of youngsters between 15 and 19 were attending school on a reg- ular basis. The figure now is 73.5, he said the Queen Elizabeth Way be a rural freeway with completely controlled access, with six.Janes instead of four lanes from Ham- ilton to Niagara Falls and four lanes: from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie. and two lanes from the country road to Cayuga. The western section of the highway would roughly parallel the CNR line and bypass Dunnville Traffic in the Welland Canal area will require north-south highways on both sides of the canal, the report says. The main route will be Highway 406, a four-lane urban freeway. from the QEW to Highway 3 on the west side of the canal The department also suggests a new collector road on the east side to a proposed tunnel under the canal at Thorold to reduce the number of vehicles crossing the canal It also proposes four lanes for Highway 20 between Niagara $54 Opportunity To | Tour Europe Tour Europe this Spring for as little as $54 down. Enjoy 15 days in England, Belgium, sulting from starvation. Frightening spectres haunt the rich North Atlantic world to- \day These are the spectres of widespread famine, pestilence, violence and ultimately war, nate millions in nuclear clouds. Can mankind meet the other awesome challenge? While the North Atlantic world rejoices in an era of un- paralleled prosperity, scientists globe 25 times. Two years or less from now, there would be another circle, and then more at more frequent intervals. AFFECTS TWO-THIRDS The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization esti- mates that one person in every two in the world is badly nour- ished, one in three is chronic- is undernourished. Nearly. two- thirds of the world's people TIMES | Classified ACTION ally hungry, one in eight or 10} '$ Tues, Eve., Mar. 9 great as or greater than those says Dr. Raymond Ewell, vice- president for research at the State University of New York in Buffalo and an authority on the subject, 'it seems likely famine will reach serious proportions in by 1980." MINORITY HAS MOST A small group of countries with 16 per cent of the popula- tion has 70 per cent of the Asian Mainland Americans, only six per cent of the world's people, have 40 per cent of the world income. About 1,400,000,000 people in about 100 countries have an av- erage income per person of un- der $100. a year TOMORROW 4 q > in all the brilliant colour of « SALZBURG FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE 4 bitter disappointment, danger is near. 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