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Refugee Model City Suggested WINNIPEG (CP)--An Anglican | priest has suggested that 1,000,-| 000 refugees should be settled in| a 'model city" in Northern Man-| itoba. f 'The suggestion was mae by Rev. John Bethel, rector of St.| Philip's Church, Winnipeg, in an| article written for the Rupert's Land News, monthly newspaper of the Anglican diocese of] Rupert's Land. | Millions of dollars now being spent on 'useless missiles and obsolete aircraft" could be di- verted towards construction of a "refugees' haven" in this coun-| try, Mr. Bethel wrote. The idea, he said, is ' no more tlandish" than Manitoba's Red River settlement must have ap- peared to the opponents of Lord | Selkirk in the early 1800s. Canada could take a stand in this humane problem and help lead other nations from their pre-| occupation with manufacturing, "more and more efficient weap-| ONTARIO'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS ons for less and less likely use." |§ | "If we look back in our own § | country's development we see| that a depressed population glut (§ in Ireland, Scotland and Central |§ | Europe gave us our pioneers 'of | Ontario, the Red River Valley § and Saskatchewan." | The settlement of 1,000,000 ref-| ugees in Northern Manitoba is not an outlandish concept, Mr. | Bethel said, *" . . . with the im-| provements in transportation, the f | natural resources discovered inj' our province, combined with the | human reproduction explosion we | hear about on every side . .." Queen'sPark|| At-A-Glance Ml | By THE CANADIAN PRESS Wednesday, March 30, 1960 Second reading was given the | i controversial Bill 86, amending |§ § the Farm Products Marketing | i Act, after long debate. The vote] was 59 to 22, with CCF and Lib- | § erals voting together. Premier Frost said that if the | i city of Sault Ste. Marie opposes) construction of the proposed $18,-| 500,000 St. Mary's River bridge to Michigan he will call it off. The legal bills committee ap- proved legislation providing for) the registration of mortgage) S. li Thursday, March 31, 1960 The legislature will continue debate on departmental mates. Woman's Body Shows Poison on Mrs. Elzear Roy, 35-year-old estl-| Sudbury woman who died sud-|f * denly here Feb. 17 after taking} | a dose of what she believes was| stomach powder, has revealed] her body contained strychnine. § Result of the autopsy was re vealed Wednesday following the| arrival here of Inspector Elmer| Moss of the criminal investiga-|§ ~ tion branch of the provincial po-| lice. Inspector Moss is in the Sudbury area to interview wit-| nesses in connection with an in- quiry into Mrs. Roy's death. Mrs. Roy died in her home after taking what she thought to be sodium sulphate prescribed by| her doctor. The attorney-gener-| al's office suspect the medicine] contained deadly strhchnine sul-| phate. | Tt is reported that more than 10,000 prescriptions have been ex- amined in the course of the in-| vestigation. Retail druggists, | wholesale distributors and manu-| facturers throughout Canada| have checked their supplies of| sodium sulphate in an effort to] trace the origin of the Shychiine Rules Charged | | Discriminating TORONTO (CP)--0. L. Jones, vice-president and general man- ager of Consumers Gas Com- pany, said Wednesday that na- tural gas companies are being discriminated against in proposed Ontario energy regulations. He said safety regulations in the new act before the commit- tee on energy should cover coal as well as gas. "There's a chance that we ean be put out of business and our competitor left in business," 'he told the committee. 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