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New Book Brings Theodore Roosevelt's Era A gigantic portrait of an erajevery item has horoughly in a new book bv Stefan Lorant researched. T ap out the called "THE LIFE AND TIMES chronology of "Theodore Roose: OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT" velt's life alone took a full year. (Doubleday of Canada Ltd.) {Collecting pictures and cartoons This is a full-length biography io illustrate his activities took of Theodore Roosevelt, written|five years. Stretching out and de- with deep feeling and after solid|signing the rough lavout took an- research. The story of America other year. Editing, revising the during its most dramatic period layout, and researching for'addi- of development is faithfully re-|tional material took two more eorded here in 150,000 words. The years. To Life |Pay Brief Prepared For Premier TORONTO (CP) -- The Ontario Civil Service Association Tuesday put together its annual brief onl pay and working conditions to be presented to Premier Frost. It was reported the package, to be presented early in Jaduary, will make a new bid for higher every aspect of American life -- is pictured in this unusual and fascinating book, The book is so well arranged it gives the read- er the felling of having had a front row seat in this golden era of America. There are plenty of people mentioned whose names have a familiar ring -- Mark Twain, Tol- stoy, the Wright Brothers, Edi- son, Rockefeller, Harriman, Boss Atom Petition Gains Momentum By THE CANADIAN PRESS Students and faculty at Cana- dian universities are gradually getting behind the University o Toronto's 3,000 - name petition calling for the end of testing and production of nuclear weapons. Most of the interest is centred in Ontario and Quebec where si- milar petitions are being cir- culated in three universities and cluding those of several deans, have been collected to add to the Toronto petition. Students at McGill, Montreal and Sir George Williams College are co-operating on a separate petition to include opposition to nuclear weapons coming to Can- ada. CAVALCADE Amendments To THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, December 16, 1959 27 Labor Act Debated TORONTO (CP) -- Labor Min- ister Daley said Tuesday discus- sions on amendments in the On- tario Labor Relations Act are continuing but no final decision has been made on any specific change. The Ontario Federation of La- bor is preparing to launch an in- tensive lobbying campaign against restrictive labor legisla- tion, Doug Hamilton, secretary- treasurer of the federation, said Turkey Plan [TELEPHONE MEN Under Survey GET MONOTONOUS NEW YORK (AP) -- "One, TORONTO (CP) -- Ontario tur-| {Wo three, four, testing," a key growers will be polled by telephone installer intoned mo- mail on the question of a plan notonously Tuesday. "One, two, designed to stimulate the produc- three, four, testing." = tion and consumption of home- Tedium finally overcame him. grown birds. He switched his line of patter: G. F. Perkin, commissioner of "Space ship one, space ship the agricultural department's one, come in space ship one. This is flotilla leader. I now am markets branch, said the' plan will include no regulations or con- over Washington. Do you read me, space ship one?" Bang came a retort from an- other workman: "I read you, flotilla leader. We are now approaching York. First wave now in eon- trol of Sheridan Square." A quirk of electrical circuits, however, sent their messages out over telephone lines in five downtown exchanges. : Startled subscribers ealled police, "I have spacemen on my tele phone," wailed one woman. Police solved the riddle and passed the plaints to the telephone From the edict: "From now on they stick te t-4aying 'one, two, three, four testing.' FALL HATS Drastically Reduced All Sales Final Christmas Selection PARTY DRESSES GIVE A GIFT CERTIFICATE trol over the marketing of tur- keys, but is only a promotional campaign. The proposed plan calls for a levy not to exceed one-tenth of a cent per pound on all turkeys when marketed, Mr, Perkin said. A vote of 66 2-3 per cent in favor is required before the plan b s effective. The mail vote will be held from Jan. 25 to Feb. Montreal students also have ar- ranged a mass motorcade to Ottawa on Christmas Day to present a petition to Governor- General Vanier. At the University of Western Ontario a _faculty-student com- mittee has been formed. A peti- tion is in circulation. Signees in-| clude University President Dr.} G. E. Hall. | No petition is being circulated so far at Queen's University but| at Ottawa University one is be- ing drafted which will stress the role of Canada's defence. Interest is high among profes- sors at Carleton University though no petition has been started. At Assumption "a good 'deal of favorable comment" is have if. reported. But at both Laval Uni- Dr, David Gauthier, philosophy| versity in Quebec City and Mec- Tweed, Mark Hanna, General Grant, "General" Coxey, Upton Sinclair, Lincoln Steffens, Lillian Russell, Enrico Caruso and hun- dreds of others file in review in amazing photographs and re- markable snapshots. Siz decades of life in America from the 1850's to the First World War are brought to life with dramatic force. There are bloody scenes of the Civil War and problems of reconstruction and the carefree existence of the students at Har- vard. From events in New York in the 80's one moves to the New York Legislature in Albany and the political scene in Washington. This is a rare and fascinating book, one to be treasured and {reread many times over... | LIVING INSECTS OF WORLD book is beautifully illustrated by| 750 pictures which alone make it FASCINATING BOOK . a collector's item. Author Lorant| This book shows how people says it took him 17 years to com-|lived, dressed and behaved and plete and this is understandable. how they worked and- played. Nothing in it is left to chance; Politics, art, fashions, sport -- CROSSWORD PUZZLE salaries, overtime pay, collective bargaining rights and a group welfare plan. A draft of the brief says the association regards increases an- nounced by Premier Frost last month and ranging from $12¢ fo $500 a year as only "an interim move to establish good salary levels." It calls for implementation of "the government's undertaking to proceed immediately to revise salaries on a class basis." The a s so cli ation's executive board voted to underwrite a com- plete job evaluation survey in one of the provincial departments, possibly lands and forests or highway, at a cost of $15,000 to $20,000. drafted in two others. 1t tails off towards the east and west coasts. However, the University of Al- berta Monday addressed a me- morandum signed by nearly two- thirds of the faculty, including President Walter Johns, to Ex- ternal Affairs Minister Green. OPPOSITION URGED The cable urged Mr. Green, now in Paris for NATO meetings, to express Canadian opposition to French nuclear bomb tests to be held in the Sahara next spring. Goal of the so-called "egghead revolution' is" massive pressure on Ottawa to urge confinement of the atomic bomb and its off- shoots to nations that already its views will be placed before each member of the legislature both by mail and through per- sonal contact, 'The pending revision of the act is being undertaken following the report by a select committee of the legislature which recom- ded 51 a is DOWN 1, Cannonee" 2. Ttalian 12. | Exempted from the vote are| |tHe districts of Algoma, Coch- |rane, Kenora, Nipissi Rainy {River, Sudbury, Ti ing and Thunder Bay. Officers Deny 'Manhandling' TORONTO (CP) -- Two Metro-| politan Toronto police constables] |denied Tuesday manhandling two youths and a girl stopped for RailwajA\Contract- estioning Dec. 6. | 1 But Pas said lh "scuffled" | Talks Adjournéd with Fred Garland, 19, charged] MONTREAL (CP) -- Contracts! -- |with assaulting police. The case/talks between Canada's major | was remanded until Thursday. railways and 15 non - operating | Garland has been promised a|unions were adjourned until Jan. | full inquiry into his claim that he,|12 after a 10 - minute meeting | Mavis Chu, 19, and David Wing, Tuesday. Both sides declined any | were mistreated by policemen|comment at the meeting's end. 2 Con in old clothes. i | The meeting was the fourth . : "onstable ona anks fold|since the unions announced in| WASHINGTON (CP) -- The|the court he and Constable Ana-|November their demands for al {Canadian Army is reported to be|tole Wozniak stopped the trio be- 25-cent-hourly wage increase for| |showing interest in a German-|cause the girl answered the de-|their 125,000 members. The rail-| {type of anti-tank missile known |scription of a robbery suspect. Tt| ways claim the wage demands, if| |as the Cobra which the U.S. Ma-|was later established she was in-|granted, would cost them $65,000,-| jive Corps has decided to test nocent. 1000 annually. for possible use by fast-moving E LIT] SIH INZECIVIP] ID (HIOIOID] [LILI (AININII IE] A: ) A . y. latter eame an IPIAIRITIEIDIRPII IS|A [ETRE MIAINIL [Y TIEINDISMAPISIEIS Yesterday's Answen 35, Flow forth freely 36. Miss Maxwell 37. Bucket 38. Not working 40. Mandarin tea 28. Demand 27. Pomeran. 9. Drink ian, for deeply one 16. Iron (sym.) 11. Kind of rage 29. Surpasses 17. Electrified 35 Barnyaré 80. Short, particle "boss" simple song 18. North 17. River 32, Stationed Ameries, (S.A) (mil) (abbr.) 19. Spanish ruler 32, Bohemian- tke 8. Evident 14. Soon 15. German field a Tobacco Sales | "LIVING INSECTS OF THE | WORLD" (Doubleday of Canada said his appearance in {Ottawa Monday when he pre i : Oe . N, J the animal, kingdom. The inseu's ers Marketing Board reported| Prof. Frank Scott of McGill Acquire Cobra ate not only of igesimable N-|c Tuesday of 2,043,044 pounds| University said 200 names, in-| {portant groups and a treasury of er ------------ Americas, Europe and tropical|ding breakfast, plagues of lo lice Tuesday amd char (A A : : . yt. 400 5 inesc 8 glad sday ged with|are acquiring 100 of the 30-inch- |Africa. They cover in a text of custs, luminescent beetles used med robbery in connection |long Cobras from the U.S. rights Iflies, the host of bugs and le-(workers as living storage bags. 10. |The 20- adh smi ie Bpound, wite gliceo: mis: 3,000 SQ. FT. GRADE FLOOR -- HEATED SELF CONTAINED -- DRY -- CLEAN Alexander B. Klots and Elsie ) B. Klots have written and pre- professor at University College!Master the campaign has pared a colorful book called land leader of the University of sparked little interest. {Toronto nuclear weapons com-\"" i 2,043,044 Pounds mite. {Ltd.) which will supply a great ' ' Canada Ma {need. This book includes some] TILLSONBURG (CP)--The On- sented the university's petition] of the most useful creatures in... pe Cured Tobacco Grow-|"was only the beginning." periance {anu endlessly], an average price of 55.13 cents F------------------------ The author have written what pound. Sales to date are 26. Ss 1 é ¥ d. 3 t Prag |is a masterly survey of all im. (0H poutes a%. an average Two Men Arrested extraordinary accounts of insect . behaviour. Driver ants than can rout a vil- For Bank Holdup The authors draw from a life- Lage: a female Tnatis WAG ngkes. TORONTO (CP) -- Two men|ground combat units. time of the Canadian Arctic, the the male pav dearly for the WeC*| ere arrested by provincial po-| The marines said Tuesday they i 1175.000 words the behaviour and|as hair ornaments and even flash-| 4 | life.cycles of insects from primi-|lights, crickets whose chirps tell | With the $10,000 holdup of the holders, Daystrom Inc., for test FACTORY a SHOP OR WAREHOUSE tive springtails to mantids, lo-|you the temperature, and honey Royal Bank of Canada brauch st ng 3 Cond Pedieton, Cal, ig le p 5, thr .|ants that use certain of their|Scotland, near Drantiord, C. | . La ol 2 ; custs, termites, thripes, dragon-|ants S ri le Thin SPACE | gions of beetles. lacewings, moths| there is also the story of the Charged were George Russell] 1 land butterflies. mosquitos and importance of insects te man, Gregory, 30, former manager of sile, has a range of a little more flies, and finally the wasps, ants|how they benefit or damage agri-|a downtown hotel and Stanley|than a Jule and can knock out and bees |culture, destroy food and carry | Gibbs, 31, both of Toronto. Eur-|any tank now in existence. There are 277 photographs, in| disease, and the effort to control |ica Vaupotitsch, 18, arrested with| At Ottawa, an army spokes- AVAILABLE FEBRUARY IST, 1960. cluding 152 in full color. 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