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me" allot TRA -------- Reig ep ace it BET 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, September 3, 1765 CARDINAL Richard Cardinal Cushing, Archbishop of the Boston Diocese, administers the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church to four ADMINSTERS LAST RITES young persons trapped in a pole on the MBTA street car that went out of con- car reservation. One of the trol in front of his residence injured was dead on arrival in the Brighton section of at a hospital. | Boston and struck a utility (AP Wirephoto) | ROUND THE GLOBE IN A GLANCE 'Betsy' Will Remain Threat To Coast Another Week MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -- Hurri- cane Betsy, a tightly-knit 'but extremely dangerous tropical storm, whipped harmlessly past The Bahamas today with winds up to 150 miles an hour. thermen said its eventual still is uncertain and res- idents of the Eastern seaboard probably will have to worry about the storm for another week, "T wouldn't want to take any) bets on what it is going to do," said forecaster Raymond Kraft. | "About the only consolation you have is when it gets level with your latitude, the changes are pretty slim it will turn back." "It could run on for a week," he said. 'It's going to be an- other two or three days before we have any firm idea on whether any part of the East coast is going to be threat-! ened." | TOUR PLANNED TORONTO (CP) Mary Meredith, food editor of Wom- en's World and Women's Weekly magazines in Britain, has ar- rived here to begin a three- week tour of Ontario farms and processing plants. Mrs. Mere- dith said today in an interview she also hopes to learn about Canadian food and eating hab- its. She plans to meet with Ca- nadian food editors and home economists. FORM PRESS GROUP TORONTO (CP)--A press as- sociation of 60 Italian-language publications outside Italy, to be known as the Confederazione Internazionale Stampa Italiana Estero (international associa- tion of the Italian press abroad) was formed during a conference of Italian-language publishers which -ended here Thursday. The association will operate a mailed news service to and from Italy. TRAVEL WOULD HELP TORONTO (CP) Pierre Delagrave, a Canadian Na- tional Railways vice-president, suggested Thursday that travel by Canadians in their own coun- try could contribute to Cana- dian solidarity. Canadi- ans should get to know each other and when they do "they will not voluntarily aggravate problems which can be solved by a combination of good will, ;Negroes in areas where racial) riots flared in Los Angeles last) month. WINS GRANT TORONTO (CP)--Ralph Hick- lin of Toronto has been awarded a $1,575 Canada Council grant to study the training methods of} STEPS IN three leading European ballet) accra (AP)--Faced by re-| companies. Mr. Hicklin, a y i : writer and ballet critic with the|Po'ts that some generals Globe and Mail, will use the|wanted to oust him, President geant for a six-week tour of/Kwame Nkrumah has taken Moscow, Leningrad and Copen-|over command of Ghana's 10,- hagen to study ballet compa-|000 - man army. Informed nies, sources in Accra said Thursday two generals had suggested {Ghana would be better off with- EDMONTON (CP) Fred|out Nkrumah, but there was no Sturdy, 19, of Edmonton,|indication they actually had mauled by a grizzly bear in|plotted against him. Jasper National Park earlier! this week, will be transferred SHAKEN BY QUAKE to an Edmonton hospital from; TOKYO (AP) -- An earth- be gg 90 ee Saturday: | quake of minor intensity rocked Ping r Go hetkoweki, yo has|TOKY? and vicinity and some been treating Sturdy. parts of central Japan early to- lday. The central meteorological CAMP WILL GROW jagency said no damage or cas- QUEBEC (CP)--The surface) Ualties were reported. HE'S IMPROVING 10. |tradition, do not vote in divi- ideath, his majority will be re- |duced to one. FTP tly age Ee Mi bits ae et Ee SPEAKER'S DEATH SPURS TALK Labor, Liberal - Coalition Now? By PETER BUCKLEY LONDON (CP) -- Speculation about an informal coalition be- tween Harold Wilson's Labor government and the small Lib- eral membership in the House of Commons was revived today after the precarious. political balance in Britain was given a new joit. Sir Harry Hylton-Foster, a former Conservative who had been the non-voting Speaker in the Commons for six years, coi- lapsed and died in a London street Thursday. Wilson must find a replace- ment from the parliamentary ranks, either from his own side or the Opposition's. And there's the rub. Conservative circles said Thursday night that Tory leader Edward Heath is likely to balk at any suggestion that the va- cancy be filled, either directly or indirectly, by a Conservative. Most of the small Liberal group lack the necessary ex- perience. And to appoint a Labor mem- ber to fill the gap probably would leave Wilson with a inma- jority of one in the 630-seat, House. | Sir, Harry's death leaves two) vacancies in the House. Labor now holds 315 seats, the Con- servatives 303 and the Liberals INVOLVES THREE JOBS There are three jobs involved in the current problem. Politi- cal observers are forecasting that Deputy Speaker Dr. Horace King, a Labor MP, will be named Speaker and his post taken by Sir Samuel Storey, a Conservative who has-been dep- uty chairman of the House's ways and means committee. Holders of the three jobs, by} sions unless there is a tie. The position of deputy chair- man of ways and means is the one generally regarded as at stake now. A byelection is' scheduled for this fall to fill a vacancy caused last*week by the death of Labor member Norman Dodds and Labor is expected to win the seat. | If a Conservative, were to win Sir Harry's seat in a byelection, as expected, that would leave Wilson's over-all majority at two. If he is forced to appoint} a Labor member to fill the va- cancy caused by Sir Harry's accepting a Tory appointment to the vacancy. The Conservative Daily Mail also suggests a general elec- tion. From every side comes spec- ulation-about the effects of Wil- son "playing along" with the Liberals, inducing Jo Grimond's supporters to side with Labor-- or at least abstain in crucial votes--by putting aside such fa- vored Labor programs as the nationalization of the steel in- dustry, which the Liberals op- pose.. The pro.- Liberal Guardian} comments, however, that the possibility of Liberal help "seems remote, though the party does not seem averse to providing it.' Wilson is expected to meet with Heath and Grimond within a week to discuss the situation. NEWS IN BRIEF CHURCH GROWS FAST The Lutheran Church in America has grown from 1,800,- 000 members in 1944 to 3,250,000 today. SWEDE MADE FIRST BILL A Swedish banker, John Palmstruch, issued Europe's first paper money in Riga, Es- tonia, in 1661. CAPITAL IS CLOTH KING Official figures show Moscow factories produce 2,388,000 square metres of textiles every day. TORONTO RISES TALL A new bank building now go- ing up in Toronto will be the tallest building in the Common- wealth at 740 feet high. MAKE OWN MOVIES The South African film board, modelled on Canada's National Film Board, now has the ca- pacity for making about 60 ten- minute films annually. LAY OUT MILLIONS Between 1958 and 1963 Canad- ia nand American firms plants. HIDE BURIED TREASURE SILVERWOOD, England (CP)--Payroll bandits have lit- tle chance of getting hands on the wages of, 2,600 miners at the colliery in this Yorkshire town. | CALL FOR ELECTION The right-wing Daily Express calls today for a general elec- tion as the only alternative to) bringing a "new cynicism" into) British political life. It cautions) Heath's Conservatives against helping the government out by ANDREWS HEATING It Pays to Have « FURNACE installation well done, 725-1660 Oshewa area of Camp Valcartier, near) Quebec, will be increased al-| tary forces, it was announced| Thursday. 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