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real world's fair, he invests zling and alluring probability. The 39-year-old Montreale in 1967: Big Possibilities For World's Fair QUEBEC (CP)--When Michel|--ranking it with the St. Law- Chevalier talks about the Mont-|rence Seaway as an undertak-|ster Joseph Valachi is "a ditty years ago that he was a mem- liar . . . he's insane," says John|ber of the syndicate. Canadians persisted in|C. "shontena, named by Valachi looktig upon it as a Montreal|as a onetime lieutenant in the| was president of a beer distti- Cosa|buting company. He refused in a mF flickering possibility with daz- who has world fairs in 'his|Doubt about the effect of the|Nostra. blood, sees the Canadian Worldjaffair on Canada's balance of f Exhibition as a procession of|payments had been expressed. joa hea a we iinne learn the purpose of the Apal- that Montana, 69, board chair-|@chin meeting. corporation|man of a Buffalo taxi company, world culture through Canada La Scala of Milan, the Paris BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) -- r,/rather than a national project.|secret crime syndicate, HAS DIFFICULTIES The exhibition Valachi 'A Dirty Liar' Buffalo Taxi Owner Says Valachi testified Tuesday be- Symphony Orchestra, the Mos-|ad_ three parents -- Ottawa,|had asked to be demoted to a| Canadian Agencies lobjsame Senate commitiee five Stephen Magaddino former'y 1959 to answer questions of a state commission that tried to cow Circus, the Senegalese Dan- i sand Montreal--and the/"soldier" in the syndicate be- Of politics created dif-|cause Montana "didn't want the RETURNING FOR OCTOBER ONLY | HOMEMAKER PLAN wv A wonderful opportunity to purchase the Silver, China, or Crystal you have always wanted. cers, the Scots Guards .. . Display In Britain Getting away from the pavil-|Me _ The fair administra-| boys contacting him anymore." ions, exhibits and amusements \ige iif had to recognize "'the| The informer also stated that) LONDON (CP) -- Members of that' will draw millions of visi-\'W®, Officially recognized ,,cul-|Montana had worked under Ste-|the Canadian Association of Ad- tors to Montreal for the cen- tural or language groups.' fano (Stephen) Magaddino of|vertising Agencies put Canada tennial project, he sees this as-| If the exhibition was can- Niagara Falls, N.Y., whose|on show for their British coun- pect as one that will have an|celled, "or worse, deteriorated|brother, Antonino, was among|terparts Wednesday. effect on all Canada. into a jumble of mediocre qual- res 60 Lgpern a oy friends} In a "ge > 5 mcg oe lec- " _jity .. . it could become the en into custody by state po-jtures a le yal Common- wache wo. senses onaaas Ue: mirror of all the tensions and/lice at the 1957 Apalachin meet-|wealth Society, the Canadians eral world's fairs in Paris dur-|™isunderstandings, hates, fears|ing. Valachi last week named|explained the opportunities and ing the 19th century, Mr. Che- and regressions which beset|Stephen Magaddino as Buffalo|obstacles facing British prod- valier was a member of the|ftench- and English-speaking/@rea boss of Cosa Nostra. ucts in Canada. Montreal fair's originating| Canadians." Montana, who also was at the|,, The main differences between group. If successful, it might do the|Apalachin meeting when police|!"e Canadian and British mar- opposite, becoming "'the mirror| arrived, told a reporter he never kets, they said, are the high MAY BE SYMBOL of the truer modus vivendi,|had met Valachi. percentage of self-service out- He told the Community Plan-|helping create a new meaning| Montana told the police he|i(, i'? Canada, the vital impor- ning Association of Canada/for this country." was at Joseph Barbara's 'Apal: tance of displaying brand names Tuesday, at its conference here, achin m his sau.(20¢,the wide range of climatic) m |that the fate of the exhibition NEED NO EYES tomobile broke down. conditions. ™jmay be a symbol of Canada's) |. 0" never saw hi fate, Tiny fish in Kentucky's Mam-|iite»" Montana said. "I yg toe The alternatives to a first-rate|moth Cave National Park have |know who he is. I don' even| [i a ie Se BUDTE, gpleed -- 'rate flop Or/no eyes and don't need them |know what he looks like except| R Cancevanen after thousands of generations |for the newspapers.' h "1; i cutie, was' awash with, prob.("2t0 subterranean dark, Montana deniied heiore the} lems. The over-all cost to ev- er ° a | UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY NO CARRYING CHARGES Oshawa Shopping Centre PHONE 725-3511. TERMS © = \eryone concerned, even foreign! ~""* exhibitors, would be -- 000,000 péestsciksarte ie | (Ronald W. Bilsky, D.C, CRANES ARE FLYING rating from Wood Buffaio have been lost aad only 3 Park in Northern Alberta to hatched. This leaves the pop- : National Wildlife ulation at 31. @ Rheumatism | @ Migraine Headaches i . Sine t i iia faim ue Sess CCP Meme | T60 ing SE 728 556 723-7928 : n a, commen ee Chaput Criticizes . lexis dincwe tc klcren, fo LILLIAN MAE MARSH SCHOOL OF DANCING |mer president of the Montreal D.E.A. Taxes For Ottawa | land Canadian stock exchanges, Ballet, Tap, Acrobatic, las a "Trojan horse' imposed QUEBEC (CP)--Marcel Cha- Iby Anglo-Saxon finance on a} Choracter, Pre-School, Kinderdance. FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS put, leader of the separatist government "financially against} et the MASONIC TEMPLE, 91 Centre St. the wall." 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