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cal government financing. Chairman of the committee Lancelot J. Smith, a Toronto chartered acrountant. Staff Named On Tax Probe | me ports tt TORONTO (CP) -- Premier|federal royal commission on announced Tuesday @D-\:axation and similar commit- of a fulltime execu- ive staff and establishment of{t2es ot fn. ser nore @ central office in Toronto for|Mr. pve Aan P aa she xis cedieronct F. Warren Hurst, vice-presi- ath dent and treasurer of Consum- The committee was estab-|o7. Gas Company, Toronto, was die iat i a ie i Dies Tae theclin £.| Tory Confirmed Lambton-Kent MP on Piceuihiies: Guimerea: cheon, ogressive serva- tive candidate in the April 8 federal election was confirmed Tuesday as Lambton - Kent's member of Parliament with a final majority of 24 votes after a recount Tuesday before Judge bei R. A. Carscallen. The recount result added one vote more to Mr. McCutcheon's votes. from the total by Jack Burgess Liberal candidate from Wallaceburg, whose final figure was 9,496, Mr. Burgess was Liberal member di the last Parlia- ment, 'DIDN'T TAKE LONG COCHRANE, Ont. (CP) -- Ibert $1,900 but within 10 minutes he was in custody and within five days was convicted and on his way to reformatory. -|/than ever had their flags Homage Paid To Shakespeare ister tron On Birthday Ce eee ON ove Natinag|Dart of the traditional birthday un-|celebrations. ceed the er market town|walked in procession carrying furled in this peste Bo on gt os wreaths Shak tar hand on , William Shakespeare, on the 330th anni-|Chancel of Holy Trinity Church. Tuesday to pay most illustrious versary of his birth. total of 112 flags--inciuding' the first time those of Trini- and Tobago, , Jam- aica, Gabon and Cameroon-- white masts er- main. streets crowded with visitors from Brit- ain and overseas. 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Perez is the son of Plaquemines parish po- litical leader Leander H. Perez, excommunicated last year for opposing Catholic school inte gration. Announcement of the incident _ -- in = rosy | a ew leans lawyer. Father Ecimovich, one '. his eyes was present at the press confer. ence, PROTESTS RETREAT A statement issued by the Archdiocesan Bureau of Infor. mation said Mackenroth, who had one son in a class of 36 children who received first com. munion last Sunday, went to Father Ecimovich to protest a retreat of white and Negro chil- dren at Perpetual Help Catho- lic Church the previous day, Father Ecimovich said he was struck by Mackenroth follow! a heated verbal attack on issues, Father Ecimovich said ine oe ov for the chil- n n segregated and they received communion sep- arately. However, the retreat Saturday for confession and fle nal instructions was incorpor- ated into one class because of its length, He said the retreat had been integrated for two previous years, The archdiocese said that un der canon law Mckenroth was automatically excommuni- cated under provisions calling for expulsion of anyone who ag. saults a priest, Application To Unseat Mayor Fails BELLEVILLE (CP)--An ap. plication by Belleville resident Charles Delong to unseat Mayor A. McLean Haig for alleged conflict of interest was dis. missed Tuesday by Prince Ede ward County Judge Wilfred 8. Lane. Costs of the action were as sessed against Mr. Delong, Mr. Delong's application al leged conflict involving Mayor Haig's position as president of Moira Schuster Limited, a Belleville coal company which had business dealings with the Bay of Quinte High School board, Belleville General Hospl- tal and the city. Judge Lane said April 9 he would render a judgment after hearing evidence that the com- pany sold coal to the school board, smail quantities of fuel oil and wax to the hospital, and acted as delivery agent for salt and Coal sold to the city and the hospital, In a 10-page judgment regis. tered late Tuesday, Judge Lane ruled that, within the meeting of Ontario's Municipal Act gove erning eligibility of elected rep. resentatives, Mayor Haig had y{no interest in any city con tracts. The judge found the supplies of coal to the school board were contracted by tender for the 1962-63 winter term. Judge Lane said the mayor took office in January, 1963, and "I have dif. ficulty on these facts of offers ing any criticism of. the mayor in relation to this particular dealing." The coal contract involved Moira-Schuster only as a '"'de- livery boy" and the company had no interest in the actual sales of the salt, in which it was an intermediary for deliv. ery. Relations Lauded Between Churches MONTREAL (CP)--Rt. Rev. R. Kenneth McGuire, Anglican Bishop of Montreal, says there is marked evidence of a desire on the part of Anglicans te learn and understand the posi- tions of other churches. Bishop McGuire, speaking Tuesday to a synod of ecclesi- astical and lay delegates, said relations between Anglicans and other churches are a "cause for great rejoicing these days," He added that "great impe tus" had been given to the ecue menical trend by two important movements, the liturgical move- ment and the reawakened inter. est in biblical theology. BOTH IN LAW