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[ORE BUSINESS rea has opened a rade centre in Ham- iny, with the aim of iness with West Eu- tries. ig SANTA CETTE TSEC 68°? 1967 E ST. W. JHESTRA Valuable Prizes 728-5467 723-0880 728-1310 = (| Specials -' 69: 39° i] years me new tthe amount, onsideration. ry comes in. vility to help s, and make eC. able to help ir financial naybe you're 'hy not drop on? He'll be >'s there for. 668-6891 725-6531 we PHILIP AT TORONTO CEREMONY dead of two world wars. placing a wreath at the he appeared embarrassed the crowd of more than placed the wreath. In Toronto, the prince ended a four-day visit to Canada by taph in front of the old city hall. Dressed in full naval attire, broke into applause after he had In Ottawa, Mrs. Elsie Adams lost two sons in the Second World War, ceno- when 3,000 mm f inns 'On Anti-War By DAVIS LANCASHIRE, 4 UNITED NATIONS (AP) --)from No, 2 on the speakers' list] the Soviet U harging " pg . irl, took t | n- No p rs on Sovi nion, charging eau nesinehent Bald Do | BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- par z Fer hygerten heel Israel and Jordan meet in face-|to No. 7. lthat: the Soviets fed false infor: THE TORONTO.DOMINION BANK sa Dore CROWNED Three U.S. 'Army' sergeants, re-| snowed me pictures of Setitenl to-face debate in the UN Secu-| Sunday, the Israeli foreign) mation to Syria about Israeli ung : : = ' : leased from Communist captiv-| tity Council today with little or|minister, responding to ques-|troop movements 'and urged the Stephanie Crane, 17, of targets. and schogis hit by) h - Soa Ee Se bee Se? a High Ridge, Mo., and rep- | ity in Vietnam, left for Washing- ners bombs, I was im-|"0cranse expected in the chiefjtions on a television program,|Egyptians to help Syria with | . resenting St. Louis, was (ton today after spending the pressed. points at issue between them. jaccused the Arab countries of|stand the threat posed by 11 Is- | Se me2abSwOOk cesehed Miss Teenage night in Beirut. One repudiated)' «since then I have hated war. The session opens at 10:30 a.m."'getting themselves into a mood|raeli divisions the Russians said bp eae ses America in Dallas Satur- anti-war statements he ha CMhan alanol asked me. to EST, : of regarding negotiations with were massed on the Syrian bor- see oe. iz ais re made in Hanoi. Another stood give my opinion about the war Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Israel as a forbidden process." der (AP. Wirephoto) behind his. publicly, I spoke from deep in! Eban hat ready to call once The Middle East countries Eban already has rejected a a - The three men--James E. my heart." i Phe deel must learn to settle their own resolution sponsored by India, Jackson of Talcott, W. Va.l" Jackson said only that he wa nged by the Arabs problems without influence/Mali and Nigeria calling for a . 5 j ; (Daniel Lee Pitzer 'of Spring ooing on to Prague and then ri and Lik pbsste themselves or from the outside, he said UN snéclal raprexentalive. to SAVINGS Fully personalized cheques Bomb Lake, N.C., and Edward R. £00k pn (0 Prieut ae United|PY ® UN special representative. He also blamed the June war co-ordinate efforts toward a * Fully personalized deposit slips Johnson of Seaside, Calif.--were States. Jordanian Foreign Minister - Te' | : y rp a ar eoaengly ® nie agiline Abdul Monem Rifa'i was expect-| ACccou N T$ teri wa let, in choice of two colors iner due in Washington a GU! f F ; ° 7 'i t s ' 1 Rocks p.m. EST after stops in Rome, Beirut airport was under atulnsupedigabediney abet CITY OF OSHAWA ro) PERSONAL - goatee cheques " Paris and New York. heavy security for the depar-|¥ ' , i 4 ith a Persona equing Account at The men were flown to Beirut ture. Egypt, Jordan and Syria before DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OQ CHEQUING g Plane Sunday from Phnom Penh, the| The U.S. embassy said the talks could begin REQUIRES A ACCOUNTS Cambodian capital, aboard ajthree Americans asked to be dis-) Jcraeli and Jordanian gunners TORONTO-DOMINION SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) -- ceremony Saturday at which jin Beirut Sunday for rest and River waged their own debate High over Colorado, an explo-|they were turned over to | medic al attention. Sunday, trading barrages of me- sion rocked an American Air-/Thomas Hayden, representing! Because of his illness, John-|qiym artillery and mortars. Nei- lines jetliner with 78 persons an American peace committee. aboard, shattering suitcases in' Hayden is travelling, with) the plane's rear baggage COM- them to the United States, Pan U.S. Sergeant Reneges \Czechoslovak. airliner -- after aye Statement the ground by an armed Viet- embarked from the Czech plane|on opposite sides of the Jordan son had not attended the release {her side reported any. casual- placed a wreath and returned to stand between Governor-General Michener and Prime Minister Pearson. the 40-minute ceremony started, but the sun was shining by the time 184 veterans and 500 regu- lar-force ren of the army, navy 'Little Chance 'For Israel- Jordan Truce ceremony in Phnom Penh, but ties. Jackson and Pitzer appeared and made statements of thanks An CANNON BOOMS AT OTTAWA srcnnrn courexsarion THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, Nevamber 13, er 3 BOY SAVES MEN how n champion dart \Saving two grown men by leap- ed WO or ars player's finger was worth. Aling Tarzan-style on the back of Lancashire man was awarded|a marauding lion and killing the By THE CANADIAN PRESS of St. Catharines, Ont., repre- and air force marched past the minion Square despite overcast, in Vancouver's Victory Square ROY 1 sented Canadian motherhood in official party on Parliament damp weather. Among them was one of the biggest ever. ident or losing a finger at|y were mauled and clawed after Prince Philip helped Cana- 4 work, but the company ap-jthey attacked the 1] dians Saturday remember the & seremony at the National War Hill. was Mrs. Fred Ellam of subur- Thirty - seven units marched venied «and: tha a ye acked the lion in a vil- tof Memorial. Mrs, Adams, who The boom of a cannon on his- ban St. Laurent, a mother who behind the Vancouver fire de- um was 're- recs The sed was unin- lost a pilot son in the United Kingdom in 1942. She represent- of th ed the city's mothers In toric Citadel Hill marked the start of cenotaph ceremonies in downtown Halifax. Wreath-plac- Lt.-Gov. Hughes Lapointe of terans paraded through down- ing ceremonieswere preceded nh ce a ot town streets, giving Lt.-Gov. R. The weather was wet when by a parade in which regular Quebec reviewed 8. gual Ms S. Bowles the salute and reserve units of the three honor of the Royal 22nd Regi- Parades and wreath-placing services and the RCMP took ment after he placed a wreath ceremonies were also held At UN Seen partment band, led by veterans part. at the foot of La Croix du Sacri- throughout Saskatchewan and In Montreal, a large crowd fice in Quebec City. Alberta and the Atlantic proy- gathered at the cenotaph in Do- The ceremony at the cenotaph inces. | | LONDON (CP) -- Three Ap-| LUANDA (AP) -- A l2~year- peal Court judges had to decide old Angolan. boy is credited with much: a $3,015 compensation in a lower|beast with a hatchet. The men duced to $2,415. Exclusive -| at Toronto-Dominion e Boer War. about 1,000 ve- Winnipeg, Middle East settlement. He seemed to prefer a U.S. resolu tion instructing the UN repre-| | [o- ehen sentative to assist the Arabs| ||~~ THOMAS 0. DEFosITOR on™ pameonst and Israelis in negotiations | dpe Rea gala ) peooer, em 000 : --_ . | aang, ANYTOWN aa rec eee Wes | Pay to the order ofan | ee ' -- | | | POLLUTION CONTROL TECHNICIAN SALARY RANGE -- $7,245.00 to $8,591.00 per annum (40 hour week). Superintendent of. the Pollution Control Department of Public Works, work in PERSONAL [ LOANS CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION The Bank where people make the difference. G. B. MILES, Manager, 4 King Street W. & Simeoe St. Oshowa, Ontario partment. A said The plane, on a non-stop flight |" mErCAn eC: Sunday from Chicago to San| DENIES BRAINWASHING He the Viet Cong and to Hayden. the ex¢ hange lasted four hours.' owever, newspaper men were!, Jordanian as a technician in the laboratory and ir Israeli Army spokesman a : 19 Simcoe St. N., Osh W. R. SINGLETON, Manoger, said Jordan fired first and that Enforce the Industrial Waste Control by-law, sample, analyze and aint 566 King St. E. at Wilson Rd. report on effluent discharges into City of Oshawa sewer systems and Oshawa, Ontario water courses 23 King St. W., B tt 62. not allowed to talk to them t Hayden told Western news- foetlenece paper men in Phnom Penh they| minutes, Diego, dropped about 600 feet; sot Johnson, who was repor over Alamosa, Colo. ed ill with dysentery and malnu- After the Boeing 727 landed |trition, was quoted by the Bei-| military. spokes-|[ should have ciploma in Chemical Technology {rom @ recognized Ontario oe 1. E. ERWIN, Manager, the Israelis shelled Institute ot Technology or equivalent experience, Related laboratory if \} 455 Simcoe St. South s in Jordan for 50 experience or certificates of Ontario Water Resources Commission OPEN Oshawa, Ontario Sewage Treatment courses would be an asset g FRIDAY Apply IN WRITING ONLY, giving ful! de H. J. EATON, Maneger two hours later in San Diego,|rut newspaper Al Bayrak as de-} | fragments of what appeared to|nying that he had been. brain-|; be a homemade bomb were/washed and said: "I am going found in the luggage debris. back to the war when duty calls "There's no question about;me." that," said Mel Zikes, a public' "{ said what 1 said in Hanoi relations officer for American. under pressure and I didn't "Parts of a crudely made bomb| mean any of it," he was quoted with a timing device--a face of! as saying. "I am an American, | a clock, some mechanism and a I don't think my brain is so battery--were found." dirty that ) The Federal Bureau of Inves- | wash it for me. tigation refused to comment ex-) }oweyer, Al Bayrak said Pitz cept to say persons were being or {old its reporter at the air- questioned. port: "I meant everything 1 None of the 72 passengers or said in Hanoi. I am against war six crew members was reported and I think the Americans made) injured. a mistake in getting involved in| Pee ee ree gos was quoted as saying: The incident recalled a more «when my plane was hit while I tragic airline explosion over was bombing North Vietnam I somebody has to! |were kept away from the three sergeants because they would CANCELS SPEECH Eban cancelled a speech be- Communist officials contended fore the council Thursday when| Soviet "exploit" them. Hayden and that any embarrassing ques-|, tions put to the sergeants by) -~ newspaper men might jeopard ize the future release of U.S. |Prisoners. LOOKING FOR A COMFORTABLE QUIET RENDEZVOUS DOWNTOWN? THEN GO TO THE | Tally-Ho Room Hotel Lancaster 27 KING ST. WEST education and experience, by Friday, City Hall, move sw wite hed him! tails of age, marital status, N eure coll soll Northway Plaza, 1128 Simcoe St. N. & Byng, Ave. -- h: it The Personnel Officer, ro SATURDAYS Cae ne : TAINHEA E. &. HAYDEN, M Osh. 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