The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

U.S. railways claim they have een losing mail and passenger ncome for a long time, but the ituation hit the public right in he eye recently when the post ffice department announced hat,,it plans to eliminate rail- vay post office cars from 162 assenger trains. That will mean an annual loss n revenue of more than $17,- 00,000 for the lines affected. An Associated Press survey of eaction shows that railways lan to eliminate 43 passenger rains, if federal and state regu- atory agencies approve. Pobre pete te trib] veryone . . . \ intertainment ' MAKE A DATE TO VISIT 3. THE GEORGIAN Motor Hotel @ Fine foods served in @ delightful festive atmos- phere. @ Top-flight entertainment you're sure to enjoy, @ Be sure to book your Christmas and New Year's reservations now THE GEORGIAN Champlain and Thornton 7 93 "Have Yourself A Merry, Merry Christmas" by planning your HOLIDAY DINNERS and PARTIES CAROUSEL INNS OSHAWA 723-5271 AJAX 942-5580 P jifts for Everyone : CHRISTMAS .. . Is the Time To Give The Finest @ Pierced Earrings @ Watches @ Diamond Rings @ Stone Rings And Many More Beautiful GIFT IDEAS from GALBRAITH JEWELLERS AJAX SHOPPING PLAZA AJAX -- 942-0407 ELMER'S "'The Christmas Store with Gifts Galore" Got gift problems ? Drop into Elmer's Bargain House and see the large selection of gifts for the whole family. ELMER'S 253° Bloor St. E. 728-3473 MARTY'S RECORD BAR for the "TOPS IN POPS" music to suit all tastes SPECIAL: All Four MONKEY'S Albums 35% SIMCOE NORTH 723-0731 OSHAWA FLYING CLUB For the Special Person on your Christmas list, give him or her a flying gift certificate for as low as $5. @ Private and Commercial Flying Training @ Pleasure Flights Oshawa Municipal Airport 626 DRUM CITY TORONTO 250 DRUMS SET To choose from. All makes new and used. Telephone Collect 925-4434 HOUSANDS read Times Action Classi- id ads dally. INISTER REPOR.TS bank. refugees to retu' occupied territory on the bank" of the Jordan Ftiver,|empty homes, Dnly 14,000 of the 129,000/ tres. been allowed to return' Heights and yded homes of relatives;."' _| nities. Middle East four times in 10] Council that Plight Of Arab Refugees _Shouted Down LLEVILLE (CP) -- The|ticularly in respect to the Arab| inclination on the part of Israel : ht of Arab refugees in "the|refugee question. He has been|to permit any more refugees to! Fernand Leblanc (L---Mont-|",downtown Montreal. ile East is "even wol'seicriticized by Jewish spokesmen| return." we pessimists predic or his writings. summer," Rev. A. C. Ror-} "World Council of Churches force ig sf et. r ioe pe Red Cross and jsrael has failed to keep her) United Nations experts on the| itism se haa i i i mi July 2 to pet mit|j y i . it is time Canadians of both h the dark tunnel Tues-|victed for his part 1 ne se of July ole us seve al aid | the refugees "There {s an unhealthy situa-|English and French descent = li his trial judge, de-|glary. He pleaded guilty and yf Wi ma aga a a! TE Py MAY empty camps and homesjsaid. "In the occupied territory tion here, and indications that|'eut the umbilical cord of their|fence lawyer and two Crown|served a one-day sentence after 7 / i h Of om there are tens of thousands of|t@,Canadian rabbis and leaders|mother country and became|prosecutors. spending two years in jail. , MWY My, y i "TN Af» ; t i a Judge Jacques Trahan had! Lajoie testified earlier during the editor of the Umited|about Jericho, empty. schools,|S°"oUS!y failed their own people|operating with other ethnic/announced before Tuesday's|Lemay's trial that a *|by suppressing or over-reacting| groups in Canada. session that the trial would con- to criticism. This has been ag-| Gordon Churchill (PG -- Win-|tinue at the scene of the crime, nipeg South Centre) asked for a|for part of the day at least. h Observer. hospitals and rehabilitation cen- applied through the Lnter-| "In Syria anoth B as onal Red Cross to go Iback| been displaced, from the Golan tians who are so sensitive to|clear indication of what this past failures of Christians, espe-| hij) intends." into the tunnel in the now-aban- cially in Nazi Germany, that} wr. Leblanc said the aim|doned bank building, Lemay, they now are apt to become| would be to replace the Queen's|unhandcuffed and wearing over- anti-Arab in order to emphasize |pictyre on stamps with a .tyl-lalls, gave judge Trahan a help-| Four men have in Bridge Street United] Dr. Forrest said another|"¢it friendship of Jews. ized maple leaf. ing hand in removing a cement ch. "The rest are huddled |400,000 persons have been made Deputy Speaker Herman M.|trap door. Roland Primeau United Nations emeryency|homeless by Israeli shelling of EXHIBITS OPENED Batten asked the House whether| WORE COVERAILS pps, caves, hovels, and in the|Ismalia and other Suez commu-| ZAGREB (AP) -- The United/Mr. Leblanc had leave to intro- i ; am States has opened three cultural/duce his bill. There was ajtor Stephen Cuddihy also wore|Yvon Lemieux w r. Forrest, who has visited) 'The churches of the World| exhibits in Yugoslavia. One il-|strong chorus of "No" from|khaki-colored coveralls while) years. e the end of the June. war| permitted to return. Over 35,000 ween Israel and the Ara'b na-jof them are doomed to spend s, Dr. Forrest told an, audi-|the winter in tents." rs, devoted one recent issue/for the last 20 years to the Pal- rmath. His articles were|help," he said. e Liberal MP Lemay, Judge Visit Scene D avid Depoe | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, December 6, 1967 33 \have no thought in mind that he| fied the demonstration took him OTTAWA (CP) -- A Liberal MP was shouted down and de- stamps. real Laurier) proposed "an act criticisms of Israel as anti-Sem-| Jp a prief explanation, he said especially in and of the Jewish community havejreal and true Canadians," co- gravated by sentimental Chris- none have been Dr. Forrest and Canadian respecting Canadian stamps" to as oe eae trom the bank zionists have interpreted his|the Commons. branch in 1961. (a : nied leave to introduce a pri i i] f identification." : Pri-| MONTREAL (CP) -- Georges|more than two weeks, was near-)a lot of persons would like to|/¢m™ of identification. orse 1nCce J W vate Commons bill Tuesday that Lemay Tuesday crawled into alby on a stairway. : une ar would, have rem ved theliinnei which led to the vault of 1 y of n i Queen's picture from postage! Rank of Nova Scotia branch\a first-floor room in another|for an incident in Yorkville's building across the street from|hippie district that led to mass Lemay, 42, is on trial for bur-|the bank branch. This was the|arrests of sit-in demonstrators. | charged. The first school of forestry in the|room which Lajoie said he rent-| But I don't go along with; Depoe, considered a spokes-|was founded at the University them," the magistrate said, "I! man for Yorkville hippies, testi-'of Toronto in 1907. At one point in the descent) mynications with The judge and Crown prosecu-|seven years; and have contributed/lustrates the history of jazz in|Conservative benches. defence lawyer Leo-Rene Maran-| Lemay. was capt pictures and sound. Also on dis-| Mr. Batten asked for those injda was garbed in a black|Lauderdale, Fla., The Observer to a péérsonal/estinian refugees .. . are faced|play are a scale model of the|favor to call yea, then for those|sportswear outfit. his picture was fla jort on the June war aind its|with the prospect of continuing|Gemini space capsule and a opposed to call nay. The nays " ' aaa travelling exhibii of American|had a clear edge in loudness|Jacques Lajoie, who has been ical of Israel's position., par-' 'For there appears to be no! books. lover the yeas. under cross-examination for!wanted men." A principal Crown witness,|vision screens around the world! as one of "the world's most The group later adjourned to|Company of Young Canadians, ed under an assumed name in | June, 1961, at Lemay's urging. calea: Preceeding him in the journey Lajoie has already been con- up a "command post" in the building across the street from the bank and remained in com- complices until it was reported that a hole has been pierced in the floor of the bank vault. convicted for the crime: Lajoie, years; Andre Lemieux who got trate Hugh Foster said Tuesday |19 persons because of blame David Depoe, 23, of the! Judgment is to be handed! Blameless | was the organizer of this." by surprise and that his main = Of 1961 Bank Burglary J.iiree,te raat delaras a : issi i jand quiet. He sa no g TORONTO (CP) -- Magis-/Missing charges aeot a prey (Have the power to tell the hip- pies to move and was arrested as he sat on the road with dem- onstrators. down today against the other 15,| Depoe included, the only cases) left of the 42 persons originally} FIRST FOR FORESTERS in the bur- Lemay set alleged ac- so far been who got 13 his brother ho got four) ured in Fort|fj in 1966 after shed on tele- AYLMER FAIR: TOMATO JUICE APPLESAUCE MINGEMEAT COFFEE FRUIT. SALAD NEAL SARAN WRAP CONDENSED MILK "FRESH ONTARIO PORK FAMILY PAC -- 9-11 QWARTER PORK LOIN LOIN ROAST O° PORK BEEF STEAKETTES SADE BACON 1 wy. vac Pak -HEADCHEESE WA SOT MARGARINE PILLSBURY XMAS PACK Biscuits see PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. Receive Extra $10. Tape with: KING SIZE CHEER Pkg. Receive Extra $6. Tape with: ADANA TEA BAGS--Pkg. or 100 "Oeitvle 5 ROSES FLOUR Ib. beg Receive Extra $4. Tepe with: JIFFY PIE CRUST MIX, 18-02. Pkg. LOIN 0' PORK Rib. Tenderloia , fe SAVE these bonus tapes for FREE GIFTS! 3% 99: 3x49: wg HO ie 15s 249 2a" 23:69: 30° »69¢ 79 49¢ . 65¢ 25] 2139: 15 8 and 9 iu, 59C aus. 1.15 3% 185.1 99 IGA PIES 289: ONION ROLLS "30° Receive Extra $2. Tape with: HIGHLINER COD FILLETS 14 oz, TOMATOES Produce ef U.3.A. 14 ex. ENGLISH STEMWARE SWIFT PREMIUM WIENERS fe, Swallow Pattern THIS WEEKS OFFER # 6%20Z only "OLD FASHION" ¢C TUMBLER i. VEGETABLE & SALAD GRISCO OlL MOLASSES McNAIR CHOPPED WALNUTS THOMPSON'S SUGARIPE BISCUITS CHRISTIE'S BITS & BITES CREST -- REG. or MINT FLAVOUR TOOTHPASTE WOMEN'S FOLDING SLIPPERS \GA cyoice_UNGRARER PEAS 3:44 GOLDEN RIPE SAVOURY TROPICAL FLAVOUR BANANAS 2.25 HORN ORE" -- 4 AQ B cauiiriowin ==se 35¢ icaeie entice" 25¢ OF U.S.A, RED -- CRISP & CRUNCHY 249 EMPEROR GRAPE VEGETABLES 21 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Shop for Value at Any of These Convenient Locetions DYL'S IGA 166 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa BILSKY'S IGA 130 Wilson Rd. S., Oshowe JUBILEE IGA 1188 Simcoe St. S., Oshewa LANSDOWNE IGA Lenedowne Shopping Centre BRAEMOR IGA Rd. N., et A Hie COLLEGE HILL Cubert St., Oshawa S i thi at AB 8 ah, if a FRESH, DELICIOUS FRUIT In re-usable, embossed tin. 2 us. Chocolates 2¥, |b. Reg. $2.25 sia rT CINDERELLA ELECTRIC ROLLER KIT 10 Minutes craved Case. ts Hair t "* Handy 27 GIFT WRAP | Assorted "yn 5 Rol Compare ot 7° HU ay ang VB ay So ey By aia DRURY dle det dat Ae OS leis A ad OSHAWA OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. THURSDAY and CA 99: DELEGAR BATH PEARLS 412 ox. Reg. $1.09 67° KE Compare ot $1.39 WILLIAM'S "LECTRIC SHAVE" -AQUA VELVA SHAVE LOTION Medium Size Reg. 89¢ $1.98 ry MM anee 24 SIMCOE ST. N. FRIDAY ELL /// UMS Mi fA OUNT BEAUTY AIDS _