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An Oshawa siderman simost lost a case for the crown in Osh- awe magistrate's cmmart t Pridey, a AlgGeTman met gnies nd = up from whete she was sitting section of the In the normal course of events this wouldn't have td se A, pM ype But in y case witnesses had been asked to walt their tarn outside the court, Mrs. Shaw was in the wit news box where was asked by defence counsel John Greer whether she had discussed an lof the evidence with @ girl wit- iness while she was out of the penal "Un Shaw denied having idone any such thing. "I never spoke to the girl, | went down. stairs on other business," the JUNE IS A STEADY MONTH The industrial indexes on the Toronto and Montreal stock exchanges have chang ed little since the start of the month, The 'Toronto index rose only 6.7 from last week's close, finishing this week at 163.09, The Mont real index closed at 161,82, up from 161,71 Inst week (CP Wirephoto) Inflation Threat Still Posed To U.S. Economy By JACK LEFLER NEW YORK (AP)--Despite further signs this week that the business boom was cooling off, & threat of inflation continued to nag the U.8, economy Automobile sales in the first 10 days of June fell below the level of « year earlier, personal Income climbed to a record in May but was below the average gain in the first quarter of this year, and consumers indicated that their their optimism | about the High Rates For 10 Years OTTAWA (CP)--High interest rates are likely to prevail in the Canadian economy for the next 10 years, Bays @ consulting econ-| omist from Missouri | M, T, Welshans, professor of finance at Washington Univer- aity, St, Louis, consulting econ- omist for the U.8, National As- sociation of Credit Management, |' told a business seminar funds are likely to be "tight" for most businesses because of the rapid expansion expected in the 19708. Addressing the closing session of -6 two-day seminar -epon- sored by the Canadian Credit Men's Association, Mr, Welsh- ans said many smaller firms and new ventures will have to depend on so-called trade credit to finance their operations, This is short-term credit such as a householder gels in buying goods or services for which he is prepared to pay in full at the en end of a month or two 'Commission Told | Of Paris Jaunts TORONTO (CP) Stock broker Rennie A Goodfellow told a royal commission Friday he made four trips to Paris with| the former president of Atlantic) Acceptance Corp, but "only for company," Mr, Goodfellow, 56 - year - old vice-president of Barrett, Good-| fellaw and Co., Toronto Stock Exchange members, sald the former president, C, Powe!! Morgan, invited him on each occasion, but that his own firm paid the cost of the trips Each time in Paris they met Frank Kaftel, former Toronto stock promoter, Mr, Goodfellow told the royal commission in- vestigating last year's $150,000,. 000 collapse of Atlantic Accept- ance, Mr. Kaftel has been identified to the commission as the key figure fi selling Canadian stocks to Europeans, The commission {a looking into one of Mr, Kaftel's deals) in which Analogue Controls Inc., a New York-based elec tronic equipment maker, soared to more than $5 from $1.50 in a matter of weeks: last fall business outlook has weakened Nevertheless, the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co, of New York said inflation is still a threat despite signs of a slow ing in the rate of economic growth guaranty cites ~The labor market, where) unemployment among skilled) and experienced workers re mains exceptionally low Plans of industry to in crease capital spending this year by 17 per cent over last year ~~A continued rise in manu- facturers' order backlogs and in waiting time for delivery on industrial orders ewAn increase of about 26 per vent thin year in the volume of industrial and commercial construction activity New car sales in early June continued.to slump from a year earlier, Only General Motors Corp, enjoyed an advance and It was only 1 3 per cent, N.Y. Exchange May Leave City NEW YORK (AP) -- Keith Funston, New York Stock Ex- change president, said Friday the newly negotiated state stock-transfer tax may yet drive the exchange out of New York, Funston called the proposed M-per-cent increase in stock transfer taxes injurious to city, state and 'the exchange com: munity" and discriminatory to "our customers---the nation's in- vestors a "As we have said repeatedly, jthe exchange wants to stay in |New York, But if our custom: jers are driven away from New| \York because of the added tax| |burden of doing business here, jwe will be forced. to follow them," The transfer-tax increase was jpart of a $253,000,000 city tax| jpac kage agreed to Thursday by) |state and city officials, New York Mayor John V |Lindsay had sought a 50-per. jeent increase, but apparently was dissuaded from such a large increase by Governor Nel: son Rockefeller and City Coun- cil President Frank D, 0'Con nor, Funston earlier had stated that auch a boost would force | the exchange to move In the state on cash sales of stock is one cent a share for issues selling at less than $5 a share; a penny a share increase is added to the rate at incre. Ments of $5 up to four cents a share when the price of each jshare is $20 or more, The tax is pald by the seller jadditional $35,000,000 annually, jwould be levied and collected by the state and turned over to) the city, Thunderbird Golf Club GOLF LESSONS Qualified C.P.G.A. Instructors Professional Teaching Staff PRIVATE LESSONS ~~ $4,00 Each -- V4 Hour GROUP LESSONS (5 or mo lessons) re in @ group for @ series of 5 $10.00 DAILY GREEN. FEES ACCEPTED Weekdays After @ p.m, ASHBURN, ONT $2.50 Weekends and Holidays $1.50 Alter 3 p.m. $3.50 $2.50 PHONE 655-4952 Noting that demand continues) fo outrun supply at numerous) points in the economy, Morgan} | The current transfer tax rate The new tax, designed to raise) alderman said The incident occurred during @ lease in which two 19-year-old Oshawa brothers were charged with assaulting police, GnY liquor as @ minor. | Frederick and Robert Mitch- ell of Mitchell Ave, both plead- ed not guilty, Detective Sergeant Kenneth! Young testified he and Detec- tive Cleo Thompson - both in} plainclothes -- were in the pro-) leess of arresting a youth on) {Mitchell Ave, when the Mitchell| twins came and started punch: ing them on the head Det, Young said as the two youths approached Det, Thomp- son and himself he told them twice they were police officers During the ensuing three to \five-minute scuffle Det, Young itestified he was struck from be- lhind and called obscene names. | At this point Young radioed for reinforcements because the youth who was handcuffed to one wrist was also putting up a fight Detective Cleo Thompson said iwhile he and Young were at- tempting to get 19 year-old Paul Skoreyko into their unmarked leruiser the two Mitchell boys leame up to them and sald: 'Let him go, you, he didn't do any thing,"' He said the youths first as sanien Young then himself et, Thompson: was cautioned | oe times while giving testi- mony for reading from his- notes, Mr, Greer said in sum ming up: "Quite frankly I'm |surprised a man of Det, Thomp- son's experience has to refresh his memory from his notes," One of the accused, Robert Mitchell, sald when they ar- rived on the scene they asked what was going on but received no answer, He denied using obscene language, He said Det, Thompson was holding Skoreyko round the neck from behind and hitting him During this time helther man said a word, he said, Mitchell aid they realized they were police officers only after one of them etarted talk: i bs on the police car radio, Te said he did not see the handcuff atached to Skoreyko's wrist, 'We were helping a friend who was in trouble," he said, Frederick Mitchell testified the officers said nothing when he and his brother Robert ap- proached The first time I realised they were policemen was when they radioed,' he said, Mitchell also denied using ob- scene language Robert Mitchell's girl friend, Beverly McGaughey, sald when | the Mitchell brothers 'Det Thompson was holding Paul and Det, Young was hitting him with a club," trate Guest said: "Twins Deny That Police ieee Identified Themselves officers swear they told the ac- cused they were police officers, then I helieve them." suspented 12 months' ert Mitchell wes fined $100 and: Also charged with assaulting a lice had been trying to all slong Paul Skoreyko, RE 1, Hamp | ton, pleaded guilty Detective Sergant Young testi fied they first picked up Skor-| eyko on suspicion of consuming "When Det. Thompson him for his identification he told) him to leave," he said. Mrs, Vera Cornick sald she! saw the fight through en open) window from across the road She said she saw two men get) out of a parked car and grab! Skoreyko, She said she heard|® him say: 'Just a minule, what's all this about?" Mrs, Cornick's daug 'leave them elone or I'll call the! ipolice," Mrs, Cornick said they jdidn't reply Skoreyko, who admitted he'd) ibad one beer a few hours be ifore said the officers asked him i his name without identify ing) ithemselves and when he refused|t they said he'd have to go with them to the station jed sentence and put. on month's probation | Baid Magistrate Guest: 'I'm! taking into consideration the fact that he did receive some roughi| up.' t a car which «still had money deal William Cramm, 182 Elgin of false pretences a 1961 Pontiae convertible without knowing there money still owing on it He said he had just bought the | was) old Pollard who had not told him there was @ lien this was not mentioned in the bill of sale Pollard and Cameron drew up, But after Cramm sold the car to Dodd, first-owner Cameron admitted to Dodd there was about $1,000 still owing on It. Acting Crown: Attorney John Humphreys said: 'It appears to graud Mr, all knew exactly what the eltu ation was," A Kingston man was remanded in custody for a week pending a pre-sentence report for carrying a dangerous weapon A waiter at the Queen's Hote! beverage room refused to serve 24-year-old Ronald Bristow any she arrived on the acene with | | Handing down sentence Magis- "Tt two police SURE CURE FOR FORD FEVER om Prescription -- An Affordable o~ FORD --- MACDONALD FORD DALES LTD, OSHAWA BOWMANVILLE EMPLOYMENT PEDITORD =~ Assistant Editor Ottawa, ge mh urveys, Bhi 44 *siNion gecuian he 463 66 ne 52 leting, fiimatrips TIONAL vie French 40+ gtk pL incu te, Bre MATION OFFIC ising vocational *aubiy SBISTANTS attractive pelerie 'G. " $ Ficuiney 4-6 MAIN iWanee Wonk GONTROL | anical, electrical Getional AITpOr Malton, Ont. t sing date sPiciFicAtions end interior building cleanin ompetition ¢ uabs snavony. 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Bright, a fh change of falling 10 see sue, jomped o accident | meh ae ae --d ee cs oe Searhorougn, wer aim a late bw tors Ware in generes - Mellon, whe he thought it Mellon pleaded guilty to «@ "leit Market Early | | Pork stock \Merthern end Central fell % od Sng an Tisza tie Ia % to 999 efter in| Morthern Telephone and re-\ Shareholders (to accept an tacreased earn- creasing its dividend to & cents \a quarter from 25 cents ees « Ga, askea 4, 17 Athol Bt, 'Terry Fudge, |Vista Ave., Oshawa, wee given hier told ae fined $50 and costs or 30 f Skoreyko was given # suspend- ner, An Oshawa man was given #) suspended sentence and put on) 12 months' probation for selling | owing on it from a previous) ¢. pleaded not guilty to a charge| Cramm told the court he sold, to} used car dealer Gordon Dodd) car a few days before from Har-| Pollard said he bought the car | told him there was "a hundred) and a halt" ($150) still owing but | be an obvious conspiracy to de-| Dodd, I'm sure they | second charge of im yoo riy- ing and was fined $176 and costs land barred from driving for three months. An Oshawa man, Brian Luke, was jalled for three months after pleading guil- ity to stealing @ car. And in seven unrelated cases lot being drunk in s public piave, 17, Buena sentence and put on | \come early this year. New York market and the wer in Viet Nem But it re the summer doldrums, which usu ally hit markets in July, have Volumes in Toronto -- faiade inant loots, Slate. bp i 0 om that ie wil pocetre| s anverer bid from Atiaatie| SAVE $ $ ON 12 months' probation; Stephen) Bereriuk, 60, address unknown, Richard Duckwork, Lavender | Rd,, Bearborough, was fined $15 | and costs; Alexander Williams, 66 King st, W Oshawa, was 'fined $50 and costs or 0 days, James MeMullen, 18, 14 Bea-| rice &t,, Oshawa, was given a| | suspe nded sentence and put on) |12 months' probation - his bro- George, 19, 122 Simcoe |St, 8, Oshawa, was fined $25 land costs or five days; and Ar- thur Way, 48, 975 Higin &t. E., Oshawa, was fined $10 or three AUTO INSURANCE 597 KING ST. 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