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her works to people from the)bassy, has left for Moscow and Canadian and American em-|will not return. bassies, Soviet Ambassador Ivan In its article, Current says O.|Eenediktov, dean of the New PROBLEMS IN INDIA Another Russian Woman Carte 44 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 24, 1967 $ P. Benyukh, deputy head of the|Delhi diplomatic corps, was : information department and\transferred after the § Oo ] e é y {first secretary in the Soviet em-|affair. Decides 'Not To Go Home TORONTO (CP) cial experts say mentation of the | the Carter commis: tion would mean a mon stock prices. Prof. E. J. Spence University school and Prof. Seymou of New York Unive uate school of busi istration spoke Sat tax seminar spons' Toronto Society c Analysts. Prof. Spence said would be significa because of the su crease in after-tax shareholders, The after - tax rise because of the of personal and cory the experts said. 0 woulde«be a potenti flow of insurance c pension fund mone: mon stock and a | crease in the propor pany earnings paid dends. SHARES UNATTRA Prof. Spence said two daughters and moved to India in 1962. Habib would not discuss re- and dropped out of the Commu- nist party of India. In 1958, he went to the Soviet Union for a Communist youth festival~and|ports his wife has also left the stayed there four years. Communist party and that she Habib got a job with the So-|would not be returning to her viet government translating pa-|homeland. pers from Russian to Indian} Rano spends most of her time languages. In Tashkent, capital|painting and a few months ago of the Uzbek Republica, he metjhad her own exhibition here. and married Rano. They had'Habib said she sold some of Firing Of Shulman Alters Metro Traffic Fatality Study TORONTO (CP)--A one-manian expert, he can arrange this."| : o study of the causes of Metro- eitiaie ar tea hg meal i 5 ; in cipal affairs, | | politan Toronto's traffic fatali- said in an idlerview De Shull | ties, has been altered with the|man has no chance of winning ieee of Dr. Morton Shulman as|a seat in the next provincial] / icials on fictitious charges |chief coroner. _,|election. Mr. Spooner said Dr.| ; oe Md " the weekly The special study, organized|Shu'man had attacked the Ont-| © says. ; by Dr. Shulman, was started|/ario govehnment because re last March by Dr. John Porter,|as "sore" over the fact that Dr. |SACKED WITHOUT CAUSE (Metropolitan Toronto's junior|Cotnam reached the Workman's It reports that the Russian|coroner, but was reorganized|Compensation Board Hospital wife of an Indian citizen was/|last week by Dr. H. B. Cotnam,/fire in Toronto before he did. relieved of her job at the in-|Ontario's supervising coroner. NEW DELHI (AP)--The de- fection of Svetlana Stalinia is not the only problem the Rus- sians have had in India lately. At least one other Russian woman has apparently decided "not to go home." There has been a shakeup in the Soviet embassy's information office apparently resulting from a book, Moscow's Hand in India, written by Peter Sager and pub- lished in Switzerland. The book tells about the So- 'viet propaganda machine in In- dia. Current, a right-wing weekly newspaper, says it has touched off a "'witch-hunt'" in the Soviet information depart- ment in the Indian capital. "Most of the Indian employ- ees without a leftist backing or background are being harassed and victimized by the Soviet : For distinguished WOODCARVING BLACKSMITH Dolph Seguin, 78, of Port years ago to fill idle retiree project -- from memory of bec lumber camps. The |formation office "without as-| The aim of the study was an BA KA HE would make Canac Colborne, Ont., began his ment hours. He carved this _his days as a Backes in horses are of ree : gg sd pe Aang i ti tne cay withde hoo of aed cane unattractive to non-r oodcarvi hobb -- his first North Ontario a ue- to | ' bel : ea. vm navn oneal ln Bs bastante bs : firmed that Rano Ismatova, the|happening. Dr. Cotnam said RHEUMATISM Pain Se ecente m Russian wife of Syed Habib,|Sunday night that the project) | remade miserabie by commen LR ved as a credit again "We don't want specialists," | saused by Kidney and Bladder irritations, he said. : é y |concerning the Teamsters nego-|,.. dropped from the Soviet|has not been ded, merely | by a germ, Escherichia taxes. Hoffa 'Looks Good, Cheerful isin: x20 contract Tavrol!'recentty. She. had|changea Gai To auskly combat the saunaary OS Senin Hoffa is still getting part of his $100,000 - a - year salary as international head of the in- dependent union in the form of a $40,000 annual payment to his wife. worked for the information of- fice for about one year as a cartoonist for propaganda pub- lications. Habib said he has become 'disenchanted with communism der the Carter comr posals, with dividen pital gains taxed a rate, shareholders y tor vehicle accidents, cides, drug cases and so forth. If the coroner on the case wants , a homi- | # | Menmaten, Sciatica Pains, Hea Begkeche. and muscular pains, from drugsist, Peel better fast In Prison For Seven Weeks Only his family and lawyers can visit Hoffa, now serving an LEWISBURG, Pa. (AP)--How|Teamsters Union doing as No. is James R. Hoffa taking prison|33298? é u life after seven weeks in a fed-| An Associated Press reporter in on a ee for| a era] penitentiary? visited the 943-acre penitentiary) Warden Jacob Parker offi-| ° 2 What is the convict - presi-jat Lewisburg in central Pen-|cially declines comment on r Hoffa. "We don't single out any man," the warden says. "We recognize no big shots." But a source inside the pri- NEWS IN BRIEF "eet gi te ns REPRESENTS CANADA |Pouliot, 69, Quebec minister of| Hoffa: TORONTO (CP)-- A Toronto|fish and game from 1944 to/mmxES WITH INMATES "girl will represent Canada at a|1960, who diec Saturday. He} "He looks good and is very "summer - long experiment in|Was born in Riviere du Loup, |cheerful. ... He makes friends "community living in Japan.|Que., and graduated in medi-|easily with other inmates, Tsuneko Naskashima, a grad-|cine from the University Of)seems very popular and well- uating student of York Univer-|Montreal. ey Other men seek him out cy willbe sponsored, bs] 4s ASNE Presipenr [and he talks to all who gree \k eLiving, an educational organi- wae hy gy hin Pic Pe Known for his quick temper i i i interna-| 4; ' ,. 4 and sharp tongue, the 57-year- ~zation which believes en q|cditor of the Providence R.I. : , "tional understanding is on lgee Journal and Bulletin, was/°d union boss has displayed re- ~by living among families 0! elected the new president of the straint in his first 49 days be- other countries. American Society. of Newspaper) Hind bars. - ARTIST DIES Editors Saturday. Vincent S.| , He accepts the . authority, : TORONTO (CP)--Mrs. R. H Jones, executive editor of Gan- ae t _ it, coe 44 in- "Storer, 55, a prominent interna.|"ett Co., Inc., Rochester, N.Y. 8 "He a nee pracy iy ee "tional coramercial artist, died|¥@5 named first-vice president| °t 'oh "i iy, Ne e 1s : ' "at her farm home Sunday. Mrs,|@"d next in line for leadership | 4 ote ne ber oes "Storer was president of Asso- of the editors' society a year bea 4 seal boom Mycota Seiated Advertising Ltd. of Tor-jnence. The ASNE traditionally |Dest in everything, and asks no Seta Wie wal tock in Lande, elevates its first vice-president sabia 'A ' =Alta., and studied in Edmonton|'® the Presidency. ee ey able works a 40-hour week. "before coming to Toronto in} RECEIVE CANADIANS Hoffa now is in the clothing = 1938. MOSCOW (AP)--A delegation|room-sorting, stacking and is- = of Canadian Communists wasjsuing clothing to fellow prison- ~ ALLOCATE LOANS received Saturday by Mikhailjers. ~ OTTAWA (CP)--The govern-| 4. Suslov, a member of the So-| Does Hoffa, when he returns ment has allocated another $10,-/ viet Communist party's ruling|to the privacy of his cell at ~-000,000 for development loans to}ngjitburo. The group was|night, still run his union? countries in. Latin America,/headed by Tim Buck. A brief "bringing the total loan fund to|announcement of the meeting NO OUTSIDE WORK? «$40,000,000. The new commit- Absolutely not, says the war- "ment was announced by Ex- on > fas hie enacts den, emphaiszing "men can't "ternal Affairs Minister Martin conduct outside business in ~in a message to today's annual here." "meeting of the board of gov- But one ex-convict-whom Par- ~ernors of the Inter - American ker admitted knew the ropes-- "Development Bank in Washing- says smart men, like Hoffa, "ton. can do almost anything they want through their lawyer who has visiting privileges at least three days a week. This could mean that Hoffa dent of the 1,800,000 - member'nsylvania to get the answers. 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