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American Businessmen Have Wealthier Wives WASHINGTON (AP) -- The panies|Lester J. Norris, owns 116,860 is|Hanna Co, of family of G. W. Humphrey, One filing showed that the wife of a Texaco, Inc., director owns 1,464,510 common shares of the company's stock. The records disclosed her husband, shares' with another 118,595 shares owned through a trust or holding company. glected for 200 years -after its discovery because of the disas- trous regul imals' blood into men. Police Pol more than 100 re- ports May 3, the her ori York. the ocean NEWS IN BRIEF GOT METHOD WRONG _ |lights on top, a big amber light Blood transfusion was ne-|in the middle, a pair of probes and a brightly-lit interior with a crew of three_inside." On in- vestigating, found -- checking gas mains for leaks, REBUILD OLD SHIP EAST BOOTHBAY, Me, (AP) A replica of the schooner yacht the United ever since. its of transfusing an- 2 people. SEE STRANGE LIGHTS NASHVILLE, Tenn, (AP) -- This south munity wai a flying saucer de- Scriped @& HaVig two. viUe America i5,l0 Me JaUNCHeG Here Land iong velvre German im- n 1851 the America won called the America's Cup, which FEEDS THE FAMILY 'The giant clam of the Pacific g|Ocean, four feet long, will feed ' NAMES PASS BY SEA LUNENBURG, N.S. (CP) -- 116th anniversary ofjmigrants renamed it for their. I's launching at New/home city, The Micmac Indians had two names for it: Asceedik --Clam Land--and Mirliguesche mig Bay, from the swirling savings and - racing prize, now ing fans, States has retained/su PUBS COVER LAND There are 71,000 inns andjdry and pubs in England and Walesjare bein alone, Tupper rueves wr Back i nth' Waar tt 'amilies a! in ice inspectors who moved into a new block of government apart- menis are piaguea by vurgiars. shore fishing com- s known as Clam CROMER, Mrs, nang One haul included an inspec- tor's monthly pay, his wife's their son's bank, Another lost a he'd TEACH CLEANING VANCOUVER (CP) -- Laun- dry - cleaning f taught in Sir Charles dary School this the only ones of their Western Canada. STILL BURNS ON tinuous use since 1014, DAME JOINS DICK - Dame Edith Evans, veteran English actress, is to co-star with Dick Van Dyke. in the movie Garden of Cucumbers. PAY FOR SOIL TEST SASKATOON (CP) -- Saskat- chewan. farmers are to frvies invtanty: sogintae tae England (CP) --|The soils department of the unger, 8 JNOFTOIK'UNIVersity Of DASKALCHewan 151000 CHS classes are thought to be kind in Another filing showed that the board chairman of the M. A. , owns 206,542 shares of the firm's stock. Humphrey, however, owns 32,000 shares plus another 225,660 shares through , the records Howard Hall, a director of the Quaker Oats Co., previously had reported holdings of 110 shares in the company. The commis- sion records showed his wife owns 22,245 shares. Design Seen For Buyers' New Homes Looking for a home? There are many housing tips avail- able to assist you ranging from advice of a friend to highly technical articles on the sub- ject in the many populal pub- lications devoted to housing. han are cred fT vine and an: a clear pattern of features emerge that obviously combine to provide) recei the utmost for years of com- fort and convenience in a home. 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Consideration of these points can prove very important for years of harmonious living in provide the best possible light- the future. Drift To North Irks Islanders By J. C. GRAHAM WELLINGTON, N.Z. (CP) -- "Go north, young man," has be- come the slogan in New Zea- land. The trend is so strong that it is causing increasing concern to the government -- Th census taken this year shows that the movement of population to the North Island is becoming more decided than ever. Throughout the early days of settlement, the larger South Island was also the more popu- lous. It fell behind long ago, but today is dropping back to an alarming extent. The census shows that for the first time the South Island has dropped below 30 per cent of the population. Of the 2,676,919 people in the country, 71 per cent now live in the north and only 29 per cent in the south. And the further north, the greater the population growth. Tne five cities which nave Pg in population by more 20. per cent since the census of five years ago, are all in the northern part of the North Island. Auckland, one of th farthest north cities, now is by so much ning out of balance. In the last five years Auckland has grown to 547,916 residents, and its in- crease of 90,550 is greater than that of any other eight cities combined. DEMAND SERVICES The speed of Auckland growth has brought corresponding de- mands for new motorways and services of all kinds, which in turn are causing cries of indig- nation from southern cities that greedy Auckland is seeking to gobble up the entire national budget. The growth of the city, which now numbers more than a fifth of the national population, is having a snowball effect. The warmer climate is one factor attracting people from the south. But as growth continues, more factories are attracted to open near the largest market, demanding increased staff, so that growing opportunities draw Sui "Mure" youig "people iivai elsewhere. One of the problems of drift to the north has been the con- tinued loss of parliamentary seats by the South Island. This difficulty now has been met by stabilizing South Island repre- sentation at 25 in the House of the largest city in the country that it is throwing national plan- Representatives. Nonagenarian Claims '30s Toughened Up His System EASTEND, Sask. (CP)--It's a 640-acre wheat farm. He credits a Depression diet for his physical fitness and kn "We want through the wringer Hamilton Business Offers Night Aid HAMILTON (CP) -- Spcial- ized typing service at any hour of the day or night is offered by Fingertip Services, Ltd., d- vised by William J. Litwiller, a Hamilton Lawyer. All you have to do is pick up the telephone, call the firm, wait for a recording to tell you when to start dictating--and go ahead. Your message, letter or ma- nuscript is recorded by the company's specially - designed electronic equipment, played back later by typists, and type- written on your stationery. If you wish, the company will) also sign the letters on your be-' half, send them in the morning mail and send you a copy. ja can opener," he said, in the 30s and got toughened up on jack rabbits and cracked wheat," he says. Mr. Armstrong celebrated his birthday in August as he pre- pared to harvest his 60th crop. He performs all the chores on his farm with the exception of seeding and harvest when he hires an extra hand. Born at Scotstown, Que., he frequently visits his native prov- ince driving his own car. In his youth he was a logger and river driver. Bill Bock, one of his old friends and in his 80s, says there are several people in the the district still "kicking up their heels" at the age of 90 or more. "Whether it is the climate, the water, the scenic beauty of the su hillys, or the diet Mr. Armstrong mentions, we seem to have more folks around here who have passed the foursome marker than any town of similar size in Saskat- chewan,"' he says. Mr. Armstrong, when asked why he did not remarry, said he just hasn't the time "Besides it is cheaper to use A 'ie / 67Beaumont: j Betumon? bows In... beautifully. Meet the new Canadian cor designed to drive you happy in '67. Bountiful in extra-volue features at no extra cost. Beaumont, leon, clean contemporary lines thot will drive you hoppy in high style. New, powerful power team combinations the? will drive you happy with peak performance. f] And for mode! choice, you've never had a happier selection. Hardtops, convertibles, sedans and station wagons. A wide and complete line-up. 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