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a THE OSHAWA. TIMES, Wateaney; Penile: g. 1963 FOREIGN MINISTER Miguel Zavala Ortiz is the Argentine foreign minister. Argentina has called on Canada to join the OAS. ~--CP Photo Canada Asks Peace Corps UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- The United Nations was called on Monday to establish a world peace corps and a permanent UN office for international co- operation and development. The request was contained in a report presented to Ambas- sddor Paul Tremblay, Canada's permanent representative to the UN and this year's chair- man of the UN committee for International Co-operation Year. The report was presented to Mr. Tremblay by Mrs. Helen Tucker of Toronto, chairman of the women's international liai- son committee for International Co-operation Year. Mrs. Tucker headed a dele- gation to the UN consisting of representatives from 31 West- ern, Eastern and non-aligned countries. UNITED NATIONS (CP) -- Two Canadian women will be in a party accompanying Henry R. Labouissé, executive direc- tor of the United Nations Chil-- i dren's Fund, to Oslo to receive the 1965 Nobel Prize for peace on behalf of the agency. The prize, amounting to about. $54,000, will be presented Fri- day. i The Canadians to represent ' the children's fund at the cere- 5 mony are Mrs. Adelaide Sin- clair of Ottawa, now UNICEF's deputy executive director for programs, and. Mrs. Margaret Konantz of Winnipeg, a mem- ber of the Canadian delegation to-the UN and chairman of the Canadian UNICEF committee. neeeennen Ship Revenues Climb Slightly i s OTTAWA (CP) -- Gross rev- z enues of Canadian shipping E firms last year reached $346,- 4 529,600 while operating ex- f Penses were $345,846,300, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics said Monday. in its annual re- port on water transportation. The. 1964 totals were slightly ahead of the previous year, with revenues up 1.7 per cent and expenses 1.8 per cent. cate The report covers 384 oper- ators with 1,718 vesseis-on coastal, inland and ocean trade. STILL IN GOOD SHAPE WELWYN, England (CP) -- Amateur archeologists in this Hertfordshire town are explor- ing one of the best finds in years. While cleaning out a third-century Roman - British well they found a dozen coins dated from 270 AD, some of them in mint condition. The timber parts of the well are in good order and show the old Saw and axe marks. DID | -you | KNOW? Bolahood Sportshaven Carry The Finest In @ SKIS © SKATES = © GUNS © GOLF EQUIPMENT © HOCKEY EQUIPMENT ® ARCHERY SETS 2@ HUNTING SUPPLIES t © FISHING SUPPLIES 1 Bobby Jones Registered Woods and trons Complete Set $249 Bog Boy Carts 39.95 Woods Down Filled Hunting Coats 39.50 . 44.50 BOLAHOOD SPORTSHAVEN 61 King St. East | |Tors, named Clarence. '|Daktari, { By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP) -- Ivan the producer who con- verted a dolphin named Susy into a_ television star named Flipper, is hoping to do the same for a cross - eyed lion Jan. 11, Tors' newest series, will take over the Tuesday night hour occupied by i "4e and its star will be a full-grown big cat with eye Clarence, Cross-eyed Lion, May Follow Flipper In Fame come on the market," he re- called, "and to make one of the shows we tested them on an un- tamed ocelot. We were even able to put the ocelot with a tame animal and they got along well." That started Tors' interested in animals, and he found that by giving transquillizers to wild animals for a three - week period, he was able to. get trout. Flipper and Daktari grew out of a TV series Tors made 10 years ago called Science Fiction | Theatre. them accustomed to his pres- ence, "And then when we took them --or most of them--off the drug. they knew us and accepted us,' he' said. SRE Sree ee ean 'Tbite a walrus in half," the pro- s had recently) si nebo ctiah This led him to part owner- a a ae +&os Angeles which-now contains Fane WY Soy Pe, \ ship or an aidiaat -- siLivesis ee = many animais--36 lichs, six gers, seven elephants, leopards and a black panther among them. They are frequently used in motion picture work. Clar- ence was one of six cubs the farm: bought from a zoo. © "We had the' top eye specialist from the University of Cali- fornia at Los Angeles take a look at his eyes," he said, "but he found that the cub was too old to be helped by an opera- tion. Clarence is a wonderful animal with a good disposition," Tors has another series up his sleeve--this one about a killer whale, which is really a giant dolphin. "We have one who is so big that if he wanted to he could ducer said. 'But he's just as friendly and tame 3 as _Fiipper. av ve | ----= Yaar Exnected To Roualk Stable. OTTAWA (CP) --Livestock| Prices for veat calves for' the prices are expected to hold firm| remainder of 1965 and most of into next year, according to a|1966 are expected to remain! government analysis presented today at the federal-provincial agricuitural outlook conference. Hog prices have been higher every month of year and it seems evident con- tinental prices "will be very fa- vorable from now until at least October, 1966." 1965 than last We"have him in a Florida la- goon, which is closed off by a And he. is so fond of humans that he follows you around the edge when you submarine net. walk there. He companionsgip."" really needs above levels of a year ago. in 1966 will probably continue to} decline and prices may be mod-|down one or two per cent while the report said.| mutton and lamb production will Feed cattle prices in 1965 re-|decrease 12 per cent. | flected the United States picture | erately higher," and prices were favorable. "As a result, choice steers at Toronto have averaged in Cana; dian dollars about the same as U.S. choice steers at Omaha in U.S. dollars," the report said, | Present cattle prices are ex- [pected to 'te "Whaitiianeu. Jeattle marketings in' 1966 w: te lttte higher than | : "pracuction through fed- '| prises more than half the total! In 1965, marketings of sheep|red meat output, will probably and lambs will probably drop to| total 1,426,000,000 pounds, a rec- 495,000 head, a six-per-cent re-jord and 10 per cent above the duction from 1964. '"'Marketings|1964 total. : ht Sa iat |erally- approved packing "plants lin 1965. will total 2,489,000,000 Fsvony a seven.- per - cent in- : crease from 1964, Beef production, which com-| But pork production will be For the Best Selection . . . 3500 TREES IN STOCK... 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