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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, March 29, 1965 DRAMA AWARDS MADE | 11949 when the civil war ended| PETERBOROUGH Members of the Lakeside Theatre Productions of Ot- tawa' proudly display tro- phies they were awarded at the end of the Eastern On- tario Drama League Fes- tival at Peterborough Sat- urday night, Their presen- tation of Brendan Behan's "The Hostage', directed by Joseph O'Brien (centre), was judged the best play- Derek Carter (left) was named best actor and Elsa Pickthorne, best actress. (CP Wirephoto) 'Booze Sues | Mrs. Tooze CHICAGO (AP)--A_ brewery is suing the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union and its president, Mrs. Ruth Tooze, for $10,000,000. The suit was filed Friday by the United States Brewing Com- pany, which recently began to market a non - alcholic near beer. A company spokesman said he went to Mrs. Tooze and asked her to endorse the near beer. Later, the WCTU issued a press release in which she attacked the idea. The company sued, claiming libel, and asking $5,000,000 in 'Klondike Days' Claim Jumping DAWSON CITY, Yukon (CP) Residents of this land of the sourdoughs, 1,200 miles north- west of Edmonton, are out in full ery ever what they say is Klondike claim-jumping by the sourdoughs, 1,200 miles north- west of Edmonton, are out in Klondike claim-jumping by the Alberta capital. The terms Klondike Days and Klondike Mike are being used to promote the annual Edmon- ton Exhibition, a major sum- mertime attraction in that city. The ire of Yukon residents was fully aroused when the Edmon- ton association applie" for, and received, copyright: protection for the names. A last-minute letter of protest from the Yu- kon reached Ottawa too late to prevent the federal stamp of ap- proval on the application. "It's the same as claim jumping,"' says Tim Cole, past president of the Klondike Vis- itors Association in Dawson City. '"'When they have gone that far, they are threatening Dawson City's only treasure." He says there are fears Ed- monton will use its greater pro- motional resources and domin- ate the Dawson City Klondike Days, staged now in the actual surroundings of the 1898 Klon- damages and $5,000,000 in ex- emplary damages. The suit said the company has spent $1,000,000 in the man- jufacture, promotion and distri- bution of the near beer and con- tended its investment might be} ppacenpered if Mrs. Tooze con- |; Big Three May Play | "Odd Man Out' - MP. WICHITA, Kan. (CP)--The emergence of China as a world power could mean the end of the cold war between Russia and the United States, says Alvin Hamilton, Conservative MP for the Saskatchewan rid- ing of Qu'Appelle. Mr. Hamilton told the Kansas S\Institute of International rela- tions that with three major powers in the world, it would seem "the strategy of each of the big powers would be to play 'odd-man out.'"' "Could it be that Russia is trying to disentangle itself from its confrontation with the U.S? Could it be that China is trying to keep Russia and the U.S. en- tangled? "Perhaps it might be time for the U.S. to consider that China might want to disengage from the U.S. He said that looking at the histories of the three powers, and recognizing all three were nationalistically inclined, it was a case of "which two nations have the greatest basic reasons for confrontation?" On China's admission to the United Nations, Mr. Hamilton sai? that "under long estab- lished international -law_ all countries should have recog- nized the new government in in victory for the forces of Mao Tse Tung." "Certainly our country re- grets that this was not done." | SURGERY FOR HEADACHE | South African surgeons have| discovered persistent headaches are sometimes cured by insert- ng half-inch ball-bearings be- tinues to send out statements in|tween the discs of the spine be- ow the neck. disapproval. | m dike gold rush "How can you move the locale| of Klondike history from its true| home to Edmonton?" Mr. Cole} asks | WOULD BE 'STEALING' He says Edmonton should) concentrate on its own history) of fur trading and early pioneers instead of "stealing"| Yukon history | one... THRU THE CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY INTHE OSHAWA TIMES is ; DISAGREE ... Although Canada and the U.S. en view.' "Canadians trade with want to talk them, too. "Canadians want to talk to |same contact. share the same reaction tojderstand the Chinese point of events because of geography,|view. We don't always agree still have a Canadian|with the means that they use to achieve the objectives" the Chinese. We/ view of the world, 'most of us hope that some day the Amer-|hope that China will come into icans will want to trade with|the UN" and be recognized by all nations. and have cultural relations with|turning our backs on Japan in the Chinese. We hope that the|1922. 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