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"the concern of all associated ae 1 cee Yee ad 3 2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Mey 3, 1961 ; Macdonald | | Multiple Voter ~ |x Names TO Get rd QUEBEC (CP) -- Attorney-| member of a Union Nationale General Georges Lapalme said|election-day team of illegal vot-| TORONTO (CP) -- Attorney-| OTTAWA (CP) -- A service to a half pension of $1,428 on|15 years to repay the Tuesday a reporter who claimed | ers. General Roberts called on CCF man 'wanting to leave the to have voted some 20 times| Mr. Lapalme told the legisla- Leader MacDonald Tuesday to|armed forces can get a better|this was increased to 95 per| essen Lapalme Praises 0 Jn © Pays Soldier Fired officer who got $7, sidy towards his medical training in return for ment to serve three the armed forces. The officer, seeking to enter private practice before the three years were up, was given $7,700, at 1 dismissal for inefficiency. But|five-per-cent interest. Mr. Armstrong said the de during the June 22 election last tive assembly Tuesday that le-| assist" his department in its| pension if he's dismissed for in-cent of the maximum pension fence department is simply uns year was 'nothing more nor|gal opinion was that it would be fight against crime by naming efficiency than if he retires/based on the number of years able to get enough doctors. Jess than an agent in the service|impossible to sue Miss Breslin those in "high places" that he| voluntarily, Deputy Defence of the public good." for her story and win. alleges have co-operated with Minister Elgin Armstrong said The reporter was Cathie Bres-| The attorney - general said leaders of organized crime. |Tuesday. f |had voted some 20 times as a|quiries of the same type. Any organized crime have operateditee caused lifted eyebrows. -- acquitted once they had shown Sometimes ii the aclive so Paul Hellyer (IL --, Toronto acquitted once htey had shown operation o persons in Righimpinity) former associate de- they were acting in the public places. | ini i ea Y . l °1 certainly don't' kn | fence minister, said he is ap- interest. y 0% ipalled by, the idea that a serv- { Mr. Lapalme made Hhis state-of anybody in the category offjoe yan would benefit by doing h H d ment when Opposition Leader high places and if 1 did, We something to get himself dis- anges an S| Antonio Talbot asked why the yong Set. thet immediately," | cocoq attorney - general's department| Mr. Roberts said. : TORONTO oP Sompa- had not jaken any action] Mr. MacDonald said he Mr. nies controlled by three Toronto against Miss Breslin who had|wouldn't give the attorney-gen- ay men have acquired control of admitted voting many times inleral's department what he had. |Sult, though it's true the pension Beatty Brothers Ltd. of Fergus, the election. | "I have given them informa. |"® higher. ont, manhiseturers of house-| "The Journalist in question," tion before" he sald, "and usu : The summitie a es ion hold and farm appliances. ireplied r. Lapalme, "pene- ally all ave got for my ef-{Ing the award of a 32, pen- The sale was made through|trated to the heart of the Union| forts is that I became the butt|sion' to a 38-year-old navy offi- " |interests of Beatty Brothers, Nationale organization which|of great innuendo and attacks cer dismissed last year for in- [held by the Beatty family. {was a rotten organization. This|from the government inside and efficiency following an unex- | a Gardiner, president of| as 10 render a public service." oustide the House." |plained shortage of funds under Fearge ia ; y Pres | ---- his control. He was supply of- |Gar iner, Watson Ltd., mem-| ficer at his naval station. 4 : to Stock Ex- * Bote fe | k fill Mr. Hellyer said "this should 'Iman of the board of Beatty] an OW be thoroughly investigated and : | Brothers. {we should have all the facts." | Ralph M. Barford, president | L] . | BASED ON SERVICE of Dominion Merchandising Silk ( 'a ital | Mr. Armstrong said the offi- |{Company, a Toronto advertising © |cer would normally be entitled |firm, 'is the new president 2 A Muu (Beatty Bros., while Robert A. HANGCHOW (Reuters)--The| the cheaper mixtures of silk and| IN |Stevens, secretary-treasurer of | picturesque resort city of Hang-| rayon available. | UNIVERSITY RESEARCH | Dominion Merchandising, is ex-|chow is playing a leading role When silks are available to VANCOUVER (CP)--Dr. V. A. | | ecutive vice-president, in China's campaign to regain|foreigners in Peking stores, | Bailey, one of Australia's lead- The men were elected to their|its historic position as the they usually cost more than ing physicists, said in an inter- a hi AT a i Re $16 000 CURTAIN HOOK new posts at a meeting of the| world's biggest silk producer. |they would if bought in HONg|yiey that most Canadian uni ' i a i Kong after being exported from| anadian uni- board of directors Tuesday. | Thousands of skilled artists, ic g exp r versities 'lag in advanced re- Mrs. Walter Areaux, 55, | years and had spent $16,000 | doesn't remember when she | Amount involved in the designers, weavers and ma- i : ; : holds a brass drapery hook | on at least 15 periods in hospi | had swallowed the hook. Her {change of control was not an-|chine - tenders are working in Ln amelent, Himes, when seateh, With the possible excep- doctors removed from her | tals. A recent X-ray at a Kala- | is in Paw P Mi 5 Inounced. It was disclosed Tues- small street workshops or mod- Fae ls x Hg sill on of on of McGill and Toronto, he stomach. She said she had | mazoo, Mich., hospital turned | ome is in Paw Paw, Mich. |4ay that an offer made by Can-|ern factories here to produce central Asia ot adorn the a said, they were still in the pio- suffered stomach pains for 14 | up the foreign object. She --(AP Wirephoto) [ada Trust Company in Febru- vividly-colored Hangchow _bro-| FH Horch > neer st Suffered stomach pans fot Up HM OC ee lary to shareholders of Beatty cades, satins and sheer fabrics|0f the Mediterranean and Euro age. BE eto) «Cum Jou IOF EpoTts 10 all parts of thelDean couniries, the export of * [) ° without any large part of the| cy. ec at $9 a share was made World. silk is a valuable business for|that production declined from | Jisteners View gomiercial message Tess) on half of Mr. Barford and| China's silk industry today, as| China: : |the peak in 1931 until 1949, tering. Can anyt ing be done 10/pf,. Stevens. The offer was suc-|in centuries past, is centred in wre, officials and Workers When it was only one-seventh of ? {ore | ; » silk industry announced) . "Third, how far is it true nat "20. Brothers. which hast pt 20 Lake basin, wiich|their determination to make| have made hgh t people who constitute the audi-| EP S| stretches from Nanking south to/China the world's leading pro- store the industry, and claim al mpor an ence merely accept advertising| Pons 8 rergun: ok snetangul 'Hangchow and surrounds the|gycer again by 1962. This meant|that by 1957 they had doubeld |on sufferance and place no re-|iacne 3he 5 Noo staek: Oo and great port of Shanghai. lincreasing 1957 production by|the output of silkworm cocoons TORONTO (CP) -- Reactions ing more in the interests of the|liance on it? What difference|¢ a0 in 1874 by rind and Peasant households and peo-{five or six times to exceed and produced 3.7 times as much of listeners to broadcast adver-|effecitve use of the media." {would it make if a serious ef-\c.o 00 Beatty, pre's Communes in His region Japan's output. silk fabric as in 1949. tising present problems that are| "First, there is evidence that fort were made to increase the [tend mulberry \Tees and raise PAYS FOR STEEL Millions of new mulberry {a substantial part of the audi- credibility of advertising mes-| [the tiny silkworms to produce A : . [trees have been planted in ence uses the commercial time|$38¢s? Has sufficient considera-| cocoons of the fine thread The People 8 Daily, the Com-| =". Darts of the country to with the advertising and broad-|segments to withdraw from the|tion been given to how this MOOSE JAW, Sask. (CP)-- which, even in this age of man. munist party organ, stressed oq" oe Chekiang prov- S . {could be done? Fiend Th ti {made fibres. makes the most|the value of this export trade| ®¢ yorms. 8 prov casting industry, Dr. Andrew|screen and do other things. How ; (Public Works Minister W. G. mace s, makes the most|, © CF sily recognizable to|ince, of which Hangchow is the| Stewart, chairman of the Board|much attention has been given "Fourth, there is strong rea- Davies says the greater part of luxurious of fabrics. the Chinese people of today It|capital, has built 25,000 new of Broadcast Governors, said to introducing the commercial(son to believe that some part the 'money being spent by the pRICED OUT OF REACH said that silk exports during the| Silkworm rearing sheds. Tuesday. message so as to reduce With-|of the audience finds some pa Saskatchewan government this| pyre silk fabrics are avall-(first five-year plan (1953 - 57) The Soviet Union is China's Addressing the Association of| drawal? {of the commercials positively year will be for public health, able in some stores, but at were sufficient to pay for 5,000,- biggest customer for silk while Canadian Advertisers, he sug-| "Second, it is clear that a offensive. How is this related to social welfare and education. He|prices which put them out of{000 tons of steel or 10,370,000 Italy and France are big im- gested what he termed "a fewarge part of the audience can the general attitude to all ad- was addressing a CCF constit- reach of most families, except tons of chemical fertilizer. {porters of fabrics, yarns and areas in which we should be do-lremain in front of the screen vertising?"' luency meeting. {for special occasions. Nor arel Communist press reports say|silk wastes. areas jy whichiwe shimit be ori remain in front of 116 screen Verismg y the policy doesn't have that re- of satisfactory service he had given. | In the case involved, the doc- {tor was under the impression 4 | Pensions for those retiring he was going to be released and lin of Montreal who said in anewspaper men through out Mr, MacDonald said Monday| His statement to the Com-|voluntarily were lower than for|went into debt to set up a pri- Maclean's magazine article she North America had made in- night in Ajax that leaders of mons public accounts commit-|those dismissed for inefficiency. vate practice. Then he didn't "He was not convicted of have the cash to repay theft," the deputy minister said. ucation subsidy. Armstrong replied that|"? take life easier? You can with a Lawn-Cruiser Cruis-0- Matic 217 power mower. It takes your whole grass cutting job off your hands ... all you do is steer. 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