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At first glance Sister Tho- mas Marie of St. Joseph's School in Hamilton, Ont., appears to be following the NUN ISN'T SINGING trend to singing nuns. She's really enjoying a laugh with twins Rita and Aldone Sta- bingis after failing her first roller - skating lesson. (AP Wirephoto) 'Bug Check Made AtTwoE By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- dian Embassies in Warsaw and Moscow have been checked for "bugs" -- the listening device kind--in advance of External Affairs Minister Martin's visit to the two capitals, informed sources say. The check was made to en- sure or, rather, to try to en- sire, that Mp. Martin's talks with Canadian officials in prepa- ration for his discussions with the Poles and Russians are con- fidential. Several dozen listening de- vices have been discovered over the years in Canadian Embas- sies and residences in Iron Cur- mbassies that the Canadian government won't. make any announcement on the current security investi- gation in Ottawa until after Mr, Martin leaves Russia Nov. 13 for Rome, Mr. Martin said at a Friday press conference that the se- curity case will have no effect on his visit. BOUGHT FROM SPENCER Two Soviet officials here were ordered out of Canada in May, 1965, for buying information from the late George Victor Spencer, Vancouver postal clerk, the Russians didn't take the tain countries, Meanwhile, Constitution Under Study : OTTAWA (CP)--A_ commit- tee of top federal civil servants is scrutinizing the constitution as well as past and current dis- cussions about Canada's consti- tutional future, a government source said Friday. The committee, established it was reported |Mr. Martin leaves Russia. usual counter-action by expell- ing Canadian officials from Mose This was seen by the external affairs department as a prom: ising sign for future Canadian- Russian relations, OTTAWA (CP)--Defence Min- ister Hellyer unveiled his con- troversial bill to unify the three armed forces Friday and the New Democratic Party an- nounced it will continue its battle in the Commons against routing of a second natural gas pipeline through the United States, These developments make it certain that the two issues which dominated the first five days of an interim money sup: ply debate in the Commons will week, The unification bill says that servicemen in the army, navy and air force will be compul- sorily transferred to the unified Canadian Armed Forces, and that the prefix 'royal' will be dropped where it has been used for the RCN and RCAF, Tha NDP. with leader T. C Douglas saying the pipeline de- cision is an example of "creep- ing continentalism" plans to use the interim supply debate next week to push its case even more, Mr. Hellyer told the Com- mons that the unification bill will be referred to the Com- mons defence committee after hold the spotlight again next! it receives second reading--ap- proval in principle. Several opposition MPs de- manded that the bill and allega- tions that the minister has mis- led the House about the issue should be investigated by the committee before the principle of the bill is voted upon, Mr, Hellyer's bill, given first reading to permit publication, says "'royal" will be kept for in- dividual army units and navy and air force units will be al- lowed to use the prefix if they|* wish, Warships. will retain HMCS for "Her Majesty's Canadian Ship," Present servicemen will not be forced to serve in combat environments different than their present ones, while re- cruits joining after the bill be- comes law will be entitled to choose whether to serve in land, sea or air units, Army nomenciaiure wiii be adopted for all ranks, but Mr, Hellyer said any serving sailor or airman disliking this may keep his old rank, WILL TEST UNIFORM A new common uniform in the works is to be tested next year but will not be in service for about five years, | skirt as Contrary to expectations here, | MIMI-SKIRTS WIN IN BALLOT OXFORD, England (Reut- ers)--A recount Friday re- versed the Oxford University Debating Society's vote Thursday night that mini skirts had gone far enough. A student official said there had been a miscount. In fact, 363 voted in favor of the mo- tion 'the mini-skirt does not go far enough' with 352 against, More than 1,200 undergrad uates, including a girl in a silver mini-skirt which ended nine inches above her knees, heard the only woman speaker, 20-year-old Daphne Triggs, describe the mini- "the vestment of harlots."' Airport Planned For Peterborough OTTAWA (CP) -- Construc- tion is expected to begin in the The department has naturally! spring on a $500,000 airport at dling of maps to a foreign) power might upset the calm and| require the ousting of Commu:| nist officials. Communist are expelled, it won't be before! been worried that the present/Peterborough, the transport de- investigation into alleged ped-| partment announced Friday. The development will be on the site of the present small air- port and will include a 5,000- foot paved runway, Informants said that if any|parking apron and runway embassy officials| lighting. an aircraft Peterborough is one of the ifew Canadian cities with a pop- ulation of 50,000 which does not OAKVILLE (CP) Mayor McLean Anderson said in a statement Friday he will call for an official inquiry into ex- pense account spending by members of the Halton County council, The mayor said he will invite Oakville council to ask the On- tario department of municipal affairs to look into the county's expenditures on conventions, trips, civic parties and a "host of other extras including liquor,"' The Halton County said in his 1965 report that the $2,500 limit on civic entertain- ment and travelling set by the Municipak Act was "substan: tially exceeded," auditor} Expense Account Inquiry Urged By Oakville Mayor: The report did not say by how much the limit was exceeded, but it Usted a total of $3,013.39 spent on conventions, meetings refreshments and a banquet, specified amount for a six-man trip to the Canadian Good Roads Association convention at Saskatoon, The amount was in- cluded in a $5,363 item marked road committee fees and ex- penses, Oakville and Burlington towns pay the major share of Halton County expenses but the two communities do not control vot- ing power. The balance of power on Halton council is held by the northern municipalities, MONTREAL (CP--The second link in the first commercial air service between Moscow and North America was inaugu- rated Friday when a gigantic Aeroflot TU-114 turboprop landed at Montreal with about 70 Russian dignitaries and re- porters aboard. The huge plane, described as the largest commercial aircraft in the world, can carry 220. It landed less than 12 hours after taking off from Moscow for the non-stop flight of 4,550 miles, Flights of TU-114s now are to 'Russian Craft Touches Down | Air Link Formed With Canada day and leave for Moscow every Saturday, Alr Canada also is operating a weekly direct Montreal-Mos- cow flight using DC-8s, under an agreement between the Ca- nadian and Russian govern- ments. The Air Canada service began Nov, 1. Cost of the return flight ranges from $570 for a 21-day economy excursion to $1,170 for first class passage. There is an eight-hour time difference between the two cities. 'Commons Rows Ahead Over Defence, Pipeline Officials said that one main clause in the bill means that present servicemen will be transferred compulsorily to the new force, The clause says: "The Canadian Forces con- tinue, as a single service, the services known before the com: ing into force of this part of the act as the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Army and the Royal Canadian Air Force." This clause, in effect, rejects demand by the Tri-Services Identities Organization (TRIO) which had asked that service. men be given the option, with- out financial penalty, of not volunteering for the new force, Informants said if this do- mand had been met the forces would have lost all those op. posed to unification as well as those who would like to retire before normal retirement age. SEE PARALYSIS | Whey eaid the avmad fovane would be "paralysed" if even 2, per cent of the 104,000 personnel in the three present services dropped out, Rear-Admiral Jeffry Brock, who has been watching the squabble over unification from the Conservative gallery in the Commons, called the bill "'ir- responsible madness." Opposition Leader Diefen- baker and George Chatterton (PC--Esquimalt - Saanich) de- manded that the defence com- mittee study the bill before the vote on approval in principle, They were turned down by the defence minister, City Head Urges Police Subsidy In addition, there was an un-| PEMBROKE (CP) --- Mayor W. K. Kutschke of Pembroke called Friday for provincial subsidies for municipal police departments after the Ontario Police Commission ordered Pembroke to add two men to its police force, Mr. Kutschke, calling the commission's action dictatorial, also ordered town officials to determine the adequacy of the present 17-man force in light of pressing financial problems. The town reduced its force to 17 men from 19 Sept. 30 after the attorney-general's depart. }ment granted constables wage jincreases totalling $1,122 each lover two years, Two commission members surveyed Pembroke and - re- ported that a 19-man force would provide only minimum protection, VANCOUVER (CP) -- The chief justice of the British Co- lumbia Appeal Court said Fri- day he wonders whether a seg- ment of labor is 'seeking to use the courts as a whipping boy." Chief Justice Henry Bird made the comment as a two day appeal against prison sen- tences handed down to four un- fon leaders ended Friday, The court reserved judgment on the appeals. "Is a segment of labor seek- ing to use the courts as a whip: ping boy because it has been unable to get the legislature to change certain labor laws -- laws which the courts, if they are to do their duty, must en. force?" asked the chief justice. George Murray, Crown coun- sel who is opposing the ria wx of the labor: Jeade summation that the jall toca ranging from three months to six months -- were fair and proper, Robarts Takes Tax-Share Bid TORONTO (CP) -- Premier Robarts of Ontario Friday sent a formal letter to Ottawa ac- cepting the federal govern- ment's tax-sharing offer made at last week's federal-provincial "| conference, The new agreement raises the provincial share of income tax by four more percentage points and gives one more point of cor- poration tax, Mr. Robarts has complained, however, that because Ottawa | is phasing out its program of aid for technical education, the net profit to Ontario this year is about $20,000,000 at the most, DIXON'S OIL FURNACES CALL OR SEE SERVING OSHAWA OVER 50 YEARS 24-HOUR SERVICE 313 ALBERT ST. 723-4663 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, November 5, 1966 3° B.C. Appeal Court Judge Asks About Labor Tactics He sald the union leaders were attempting to minimize the seriousness of the violence at Lenkurt Electrie Co, in Sub- urban Burnaby, The labor leaders were |}, charged with contempt for de- fying court injunctions prohibit- iting. picketing and demonstra- ti at the plant, -hit " an illegal strike, SAID JUDGE ERRED Defence lawyer John Laxton, nerd Jeffrey Power, president of the Marine Work- ers Union, claimed the trial judge erred. in stiffening the sentence of Power because of an alleged assault on a police officer, Mr, Laxion said Mr, Justice James Macdonald of the B.C. Supreme Court wrongly consid- ered Power's alleged assault on | Lenkurt Blect = bg evant to contempt + of « petra charges, Chief Justice Bird sald the trial judge had used evidence pertaining to an assault only in ascertaining the degree of con- tempt showed by Mr, Power, The Marine Workers president received a three-month jail term at the conclusion of a | "4 trial several weeks ago rou, it 8 storm Of proteet froas he .C, labor movement. DISCOURAGED IN NEED OF HELP? "LIFE-LINE" | 728-2111 A REMINDER that interest is paid in IDEAL TIME to let Central On the fall end it's the tario Trust toke the TIGHTNESS out of YOUR money by payin 4% % ig you on SAVINGS accounts paid and compounded quarterly on CHEQUING accounts peld end compounded quarterly, No cherge for cheques written, 6 SWITCH NOW to yo Community Trust Company. ments, when invested in our GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES for 8 te 10 years, Authorized Trustee Invest. 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