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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, June 29, 1963 VICTORIA MP HOSTS SAILORS Robert Toews of Victoria (3rd from left) and David Ellwyn of Nelson, B.C., who . were touring the Parliament Build- D. W. Groos, MP for Vic- toria, B.C., chats with Ord. Sea. Robert Farrell (2nd left) of Burnaby, B.C., Ord. Sea, ings as guests of Mr. Groos. The three young sailors are members of the guard and gun crew which will perform Stock Market Sullen Await Ottawa Guide Human Rise probably won't last in the light By MARK MEREDITH still-buoyant business and Canadian Press Staff Writer|of The stock market spent asian ps : , y Pes d 1 s s : -- ac canis selam: Steel Company of Canada, -ing the lead of Wall Street and/Canada's biggest steel producer, 'awaiting assurance from Ot- announced an $118,000,000 ex 'tawa pansion program in addition to 1. : $67,000,000 already tagged on ba bg 2 ee ee ce et capital expenditures this co! on Monday ar +f pole 'the market did not puil out of/7° ethe seven - point dip of last)/REACTION MIXED "Thursday, Analyists felt inves-' Investors found little to get stors have not yet recovered/axcited about in the announced "from the post-budget jitters de-inian by the federal government 'apite the withdrawal of a 30-/t, purchase and stockpile ura- «percent tax on sales of large/nium from three Ontario mines *blocks of shares in Canadian)Rio Algom, Dennison and: Fara- -companies to foreign investors./qay all felt a slight, reaction to * However, brokers say the/the plan sinking spel of 'recent weeks) The penny mines, -which Plight Of Negro 'Easing At Table ATLANTA (AP) -- Important): Some Florida cities have gains in the Negro's long and) moved toward voluntary change increasingly militant fightin the face of planned mass against segregation often come|demonstrations by Negroes. In "through the back door, quietly|Miami, the Metropolitan Com- ~and sometimes in secret negoti-/ mission set up an 18-member * ations. community relations board to White officials and business| mediate racial disputes jleaders, under pressure Of One| par Ks GO ON -kind or another, are going tO Nesroes postponed demonstra the conference table in increas-/;ione in St Petersburg while ing numbers to make CONCS|Necroes and white leaders sions rather than face disorder) taiced. A biracial committee at and crippling economic effects.' Gainesville urged motels to fol One of the latest moves in| jow restaurants in adopting in this direction was announced tegration policies. About 90 per recently--leading hotels andjcent of the restaurants became motels in Atlanta disclosed/desegregated on suggestion of adoption of a limited integration the committee policy. They will accept Negro) fight hotels and motels in delegates to conventions Charlotte, N.C. have begun The hotel and mote! manage-| quietly accepting Negro patrons ment wrestled with this problem Since creation of a biracial com- for more than a year; they de-|mittee in Raleigh three. years bated the issue in secret meet-| ago, all public facilities, schools ings before taking the first step/and store lunch counters are toward desegregation desegregated there . reek . + COMMITTEES SUCCEED Dune On week. many Nort Biracial committees hasitly barriers at establishments serv- set up in more and more com-| ing the public, Biracial commit. munities, have succeeded mOSt/tees again figured in much of of the time in arriving at peace- ~ the change. ful settlement of disputes. Integration has moved at a In Mobile and Anniston, Ala..' steady pace in Tennessee also commitiees have gone to work Nashville is reopening eight of for racial harmony. At Mobile,/20 city pools on a biracial basis merchants voluntarily desegre-| for children's swimming classes gated lunch counters last year. Knoxville is moving toward de. There was no trouble segregation of public facilities-- Atlanta quietly desegregated theatres, hotels, motels. restau- its schools, under court order, rants but without trouble. Swimming - pools only recently were deseg- regated. ROTORUA, N.Z. (CP)-Speci alist firms throughout the world . Eclipse Watchers . . in Cautioned 2 eens corrosion in a hydrotherapy TORONTO (CP) -- The Inter-/unit being built at the Queen national Guiid of Dispensing Elizabeth Hospita! here 'Opticians warmed Friday thai. Rotorua is a famous tourist Canadians watching the total|centre. and spa in the North eclipse of the sun July 20 could/Island.of New Zealand. with permanently dameage their waters long noted for their cur. eyes. ative properties. especially for The warning, issued in a rheumatic diseases Statement, said that 170 Austra-| But the various bath buildings ans, mostly children, who built over the years have been ! Watched an eclipse in April, attacked by corrosion from the 1958, suffered permanent retinal| chemicals in the waters to such damage. an extent that constant repairs The guild said giass smoked' and restorations are nece sary ever with a candle, a card Lead, concrete and copper all 'with @ pinhole open, or sun give way in time to the ravages glasses do not give adequate! of chemical action. Timber has "protection proved one of the best resist- It suggested viewing the/ants, but it has to be held to. : through a piece of over-/rether, and nails and screws exposed and developed film orjinvariably corrode as waters 'with @ pinhole camera, which! penetrate the timber & can be made from a shoe box' Many glazes. succes with a needle hole m one end. arainst attacks elsewhere. Kave sis "}proved inadequate. One mana MOST CANADIANS URBAN -facturer. submitted an alloy Some 70 per cent of aij Cana-/ which he thought mizht solve 'diams live in communities with the problem. When he came more than 1,000- population. 'along within.72 hours te find caught the attention of the spec ulative investor recently 'Sheep Growth slowed! Ne ' ; aibetter earnings trends in many|down along with everything else) Most Western' countries. But it} 'Soviets To Buy the famed RCN sunset. cere- mony on Parliament Hill, Do- minion Day. --CP Wirephoto Still Beats AUCKLAND (CP) -- The hu-; man population of New Zea.| land is increasing faster than in| during the week of sweltering|is still not keeping pace with weather A $612,000 deal in great plains oil broke the silence of usually quiet western oils. The 51,000 share block was the largest sin- gle block transaction since budget day The force of habit may have been the cause of few changes in tobacco stocks. Although slight stymbling was noticed shortly after the announcement by the Canadian Medical Asso- ciation of a campaign against smoking, tobaccos regained most of the losses and were generally inactive all week UNAFFECTED BY TAX Building materials held their ground during the week unaf- fected by the added sales tax The bulk of the weeks selling centred about refining oils, util- ties steels, motors, banks and papers On index at Toronto, indus trials were off 6.32 to 629.01 base metals 2.56 to 206.03 and western oils .68 to 117.30. Golds advanced 1.68 to 89.12 Volume totalled 21,534,663 shares compared with 27,595,326 last week and dollar value $33.- 918,152 compared with $50,247,- index at Montreal, indus is dropped 1.5 to 123.7, utili- 7 to 120.0, banks 1.3 to 127.3, composite 1.4 to 123.4 and papers 2.9 to 107.5 Volume in industrials was 461,087 compared with 3,506,929 last week and mines 2,528,600 compared with 2,799,309 Ship Leaves With Liverpool Family LIVERPOOL, England (CP)-- John Pope took his wife and three-year-old son down to Liverpoo] docks to see a friend off to Canada The Pope's didn't hear the Em" press of Canada's "passengers ashore" cali and suddenly reai- ized they were steaming off into the Atlantic. Luckily the liner had to call at Glasgow The family was put ashore on a tender--with a bill of 12 10 shillings "We don't see why we should have to pay the bill," said Mrs Pope, "'but the crew was courte- ous and made us comfortable." Health Waters Cause Corrosion how tests progressing scientists had nothing to show y had disappeared were ONLY HUMANS HELPED In fact, the only thing that really seems to benefit from immersion in the water is the human body. Sufferers continue to derive great benefit from treatment at Rotorua and even people with nothing more seri- ous than the ordinary aches and pains of modern living feel greatly refreshed and rejuven. ated from bathing in the waters In constructing a modern medica] unit to use the waters to best advantage, architects of the New Zealand ministry of works have approached some 60 firms in many countries of | family. His car now has been the sheep population. Latest returns show there are | nearly 20 times as many sheep as people in New Zealand The population of New Zealan Stands at 2,533,419. Sheep now total 48,987,992 and their num. bers have grown by 525,682 in the last. year. It is just as well. Sheep form! the basis of New Zealand's} -- prosperity and are of greater} importance to the economy than! in almost any other country. Total export receipts last year were about $926,000,000 Of these, meat brought about $325,000,000 and wool about $301,000,000 meat exports consisted of lamb) and mutton, with sheepskins an| important item in the byprod- ucts. So it would be fair to say that about two-thirds of New Zealand's exports come from) the sheep. The greater mainng dairy By far the greatest part 4 part of the re. exports were produce and beef cattle. But cows and cattle are scarce compared with sheep--they out- number the human population by only about two to one Can't Drive Auto Until Hits Age 91 KENILWORTH, En & land (AP)--David Deacon is de- jected--he can't drive his automobile until he's 91 An enthusiastic motorist, Sl-year-old Deacon was fined £14 and disqualified from driving for the next 10 years "We welcome the decision," Said Deacon's son, Kenneth, speaking for members of the locked away in a garage some i | distance from the house and / will soon be sold "I'm going around to all the local garages and tell them they must not sell my father another car." Earlier, the magistrates banned Deacon from driving | a car. But, obsessed by auto- -- he got around the n, Every morning he would | Start up his car ahd drive it up and down his 150-yard-iong drive--just for the fun of it One day he noticed his gas was running low and, being down near the front gate, he took a forbidden tour to the gas station Police said that on his way to the pump he Zig-zagged down the road Frightened five pedestrians | and two other drivers | Terrified a little girl who | Was riding a bicycle Defending Deacon, David Sarginson said: "His motor car is his only interest." Prosecuting, Albert Cox toid the magistrates "This prosecution has not been brought to impose a | heavy fine, but to see he doesn't drive again." He was accused of driving while disqualified and danger. | ous driving. MISSILE READY PARIS (Reuters) -- France's revolutionary new anti-subma.- | rine missile, the Nalafon. can lawyer the world. They hope to find/be considered operational, materials whech are proof/naval sources say. The solid- against even the most corro.sfuel-missile begins its journey] sive of the healing waters They want fittings not: only for the actual baths, but also for such items as lighting fix- tures. Switches and other equip. ment in Rotorua bathhouses have an awkward habit of dis integrating. ; jsubmarine's engines as a rocket, flyme some 650 feet above the sea. Then, on] radio command from its Jaunch vesse separates from its motor and the warhead de scends by parachute to become a torpedo which homes in on a Canadian Sawmill MOSCOW (CUP) -- The Soviet Union is buying a $3,000,000 ultra-modern Canadian sawmill Sumner -Iron Works of Van: | couver and Forano Limited of} Montreal are other Canadian) as part of a Soviet drive to push|companies involved in the deal.| scientist says the earth went It is understood the mull will! out of line early-this year and | The new mill will be located)be the latest of its kind in com.| SPUN around a little faster than} stream flowing from west to|browed pepper shrike. : usual, ~ back the forests of Siberia. somewhere in a wide circle' pjexity, around Bratsk, a centre in southern Siberia surrounded: by huge stands of commercial tim. be cao embodying under one! ber. The mill is scheduled for|be c delivery in 1964-65, ing 500,000 board feet daily |Earth Spun roof all the processes to which) the Tokyo Astronomical Observ- | be subjected. It will) atory's. time division depart-| le of sawing and sort. ment, said in an interview: world over was responsible for the speedup, He explained: The average atmospheric pressure over Tokyo during Jan- uary was 11.7 millibars lower than the normal years, The level of the tide in Tokyo Bay was 12.4 centimetres than the average. The two ph nomena caused the level of w: ter in the equatorial zone to fall, making the earth spin faster. a The slowing down of the jet Faster This Year -- Prof. TOKYO (AP) -- A Japanese higher) hese: was another factor In the | speedup, Iijima added, He said the observatory's highly accurate instruments re. corded this slight change in' the earth's speed. i sy DEVISE ODD NAMES Seeking precise nomen- |clature, ornithologists have de- i vised such bird names as great |racket-tailed drongo and rufous. Dr. Shigetaka lijima, head of ¢ TODAY and SUNDAY "The earth actually turned a LAST 2 DAYS! "SAMSON & DELILAH" -Color "THE HANGMAN" The deal is probably the, largest single transaction Ge- tween Canada and the Sovet} Union, The Canadian company! involved is Lewis, Keefex and Penfield of Montreal, Top executive Crosby Lewis made a number of visits to Rus. Total cost of the contract will | little faster-on its axis, spinning, | 5-10,000th of a second faster: probebly emceed 95,000,008, In daily than normal, from Janu. trade negotiations Russians) ary through mid-March." have a tendency to press for) But it did not make any dif. the "atest wrinkle' and the ference to the man - on - the. newest gimmick in design. street, Tijima said, except for Soviet bluepritits dating back) the unusually severe winter the ; STARTS MONDAY TONY ALBERT LAMORISSE CURTIS pap sale "THE RED BALLOON" oo Wk BRINGS YOU "STOWAWAY from ft sia in the course of negotiations to 1953 proclaimed the need for world experienced. which, including separate trade intensified development in cor-. matters, lasted several years tain industrial sectors such as/low. atmospheric pressure the BRYNNER The scientist said abnormally <suatia In many ways, the Russiax|forest products, hydro power effort in Siberia is comparable|and chemical products. 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