Asbestos Consolidation Move?

Threatens Que. Town Group1

TimmRD MINES. Que. employees go or not merging (cpl—A consolidation move de- and letting 1.400 go within the signed promote economic next five years. health for an asbestos industry In a joint statement. A. J. threatens economic hardship for Penhale, president of Asbestos 500 residents of this southeastern Corporation. and A. S. Johnson, Quebec mining centre. president of the two Johnson Some 600 mine workers here companies. said: , and in neighboring Black Lake “The acquisition of the John~ son‘s mines will assure Asbestos

layoff within the next

seven months as a result of the Corporation of additional are re- ment merger of Canada's two serves of from 40,000,000 to 45- oldest asbestos-producing com- 000,000 tons. equivalent to nearly ‘ A sbe stos Corpora- 50 per cent of the reserves :11- and Johnson's Com- ready held by Asbestos Corpora- pany Ltd. together with its sub- tion. excluding the northern Un- sidiary, Johnson‘s A s be sto s gava ore-body at Asbestos Hill.

Company PROLONG ECONOMIC LIFE The presidents of the two com- "Such concentration of re- serves will greatly extend the

panics say. in effect, it was a case of merging and letting 600 productive life of the mines and

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I am offering by private sale Satur- day. May 23 my herd of registered Guernseys and dual purpose Shorthorns. Sale at my form in Mount Royal.

will portrait the extraction of o

ore in the boundary areas whichl . . could not otherwise be removed. ;

This in itself will contribute sub.‘ Operated By stantlally lto long~term maxi» N I P

mum emp oyment and will pro-l

long the economic life of the! uc ear owe, communities." ‘

Many of the workers in Thet-r WASHINGTON (AP) — The

_ first nuclear-powered lighthouse ford ,mmes and, Blafik Lake-l was put into operation by the combined population 20.000. arel US Coast Guard w d d 1 living a life of anxiety, wonder-l Chesapeake Ba e “5 a" “ ing whether they will be one . y' of the 600. The unskilled workers . A“ mm": .general‘” W3.“ Put have particular reason to worry.1 hm" place 1.“ the Bamnwm For those laid off, it couldl l'ghthouse’ whlc'h h.“ been pow‘ mean a comma“ “proofing of ere by conventional means their homes and way of life for] smce 1908' jobs elsewhere. An estimated sot Discretion of the generator per cent of the mine workers in; W1“ be monitored by means 0!

America but there are some from South America and Eu. rope," Mr. Salverson said. Entries will be received until nday afternoon and the win- ner will probably be announced at the association's annual con- vention in Halifax June 22-26. Judges include Sir Ernest MacMillan, president :1 Composers. Authors and Pub- lishers Association of Canada; Dr. Helen Creight of Halifax, president of the Canadian Au- thor's Association; . George Hardy of the University of Al- berta's classics department. and Dr. G. Roy Fenwick. retired di- rector of music for the Ontario education department.

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the community have been born] a radio signal transmitted from and educated in the two com.L the lighthouse to the coast guard at Curtis Bay. Md.

munities. 1 Efforts are being made to‘ The atomic lighthouse will be‘

DIG IN ISRAEL

TEL AVIV 'API—Tlic first Japanese archeological expedi- tion to excavate an important Biblical site will arrive here in June to work with Israeli arche- ologists el r on the coastal plain between Tel Aviv and Haifa. Tile six Japanese are sponsored by the Society of Near East Studies in Japan. which has royal connections.

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lighten the burden. The com- tested for about a year before pany preSldents have romised a decision is made on whether every effort to resettle the laid- to use similar equipment in off workrs, and have agreed to isolated areas. payka volfintary grant the} wor ers w ich in the majority. e of cases could amount to $1.800 Enfr'es —oveeg and t3 ve payment for; R . d I earn vaca ions and unemploy-t merit benefits. I efielve n Asbestos Corporation plans to. appeal for assistance to other; lyrlcs contest bet ‘d t . :fhe: oisnihllngs Iglimniliaenies TORORTO (CPI — A comes: strucuon and road _ '. worth at least $1,000 1.11) the win- . _ ner 0 provide new yrics for $12255?“ to government depart ’The Maple Leaf. Forever has _, {drawn 1,000 entries from three SAVES TIME leontinents, George Salverson. A technique developed in Brit‘ office manager of the Canadian am makes it possible to producel Author's Association, sponsors bread in less than two hours—a of the contest, said Wednesday. time reduction of 60 per cent.‘ “They are mostly from North

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TORONTO lCPl — Heads of, two art schools here say the_ maple leaf design being sug- gested by Prime Minister Pear- son for a new Canadian fl g would not be acceptable to their

Wrightway hm." g Lisa, a six- year-old Holstein cow owned by Howard R. Laidlaw, of Brampton, Ontario. and bred by Charles Wrigllt. of Albany. been classified

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students. I Sidne Watson. principal of the Ontario College of ’

Art. said if a student submitted this de- sign with his application to en- ter the college he would not be admi e said the design is;' UNITED NATIONS [Am U. Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson returned from Eu- rope Wednesday under urgent orders from the Johnson ad- ministration and declared he will address the United Nations

. _ Security Council on “the rap- sald the Prime “"hte‘.“ ‘: idly deteriorating situation in wzueld beba good thing to Smuheast ASE}. wrap t gar age in. .

meson“, rumored: a: De es nan' . e 5.31' inedy Airport that he hurried .Alan Janus“ qdltor or Cania'l back to speak before the 11-Ja- fizgaégl Missiflgfié :fmihemgfii tion council today on the gen- tario Soil-'83, of Artists both eral picture in Southeast Asia. said they like the basic concept ‘2IF‘iufpglfgiénafasafxggxg‘ of the suggested design, ‘ “important speech .. y

1 The council will resume de- bate on Cambodia‘s charges of {aggression against the United Mental Ca re - States and South Viet Nam. l The speech will come at a DALLAS (Apt __ Conn-dad 1 time when W a s h l n g to n is slayer Jack Ruby. is receivingt

Charles Goldhammer, head of; the art department at Centrall‘ Technical School, said he would’ fail a student responsible for such a poor design. 3 Abstract artist Harold Town}

dition" in his jail cell. district; for 3 sanin hearing before attorney Henry Wade revealed:jur_v at this time Wednesday. i Wade c'on Wade and sheriff Bill Decker appointh psychiatrist. Dr. Rob- said they did not know whatiert Stubblefield, believed Ruby doctors had prescribed for lite. mentally ill.

him ‘happy pills' ltranquilliz- f (‘ldlflg whether to order a san- ersl or something." 1 ity hearing. Wade said psychiatrists hopel Defence lawyers

pression." bars since a jury sentenced him Wade said he would not object to die for the murder of Lee to hospital treatment for Ruby. Harvey Oswald. accused of kill- But. the district attorney said. ing President John Kennedy.

“treatment for his mental con-j he would oppose a defence pleat

condemned slayer. but Judge Judge Brown said he wants Joe B. Brown told reporters to study other reports and con- later. “I believe they are giving fer Willi psychiatrists before deg

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‘S’revensonToSpeakTOday On Southeast Asia Crisis

raver concerned over Com-, U.S. is giving support to South

8 imiinist military gains in South] Viet Nam at that country’s r:-

Viet Nam and

short his stay in

Johnson. officials sal . support in the ‘

countered everywhere

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line in Southeast

the Communist

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The decision to order Steven- ! son home was made in antici- lpation of a major council de- bate on Southeast Asia involv- ling a U.S. confrontation With

the Soviet and ot er nist delegates. Rusk and John son agre at

Soviet, dclegatc Nikolai

. l Fedorenko accused the Johnsoni firmed that a court; administration Tuesday of seek- ‘ ing another $125,000,000 from:

the US. Congress in order to }sion in Southeast, Asia,U.s..

i Ambassador deputy in Stevenson.

sion ordering Stevenson to cut Europe was subversion. made by State Secretary Rusk in consultation with President wants to preserve the 1962 Ge- neva the neutrality of Laos. If this is impossible, U.S. state depart- ment officials believe. the situa- tion in Laos will handled strategically as part of the conflict in South Viet Nam.

Asked whether he expecde ' UN for the U.S. position. he replied that he on- in Eu- ope “a wonderful recognition

tude to the U.S. for holding the Asia against:

Stevenson .should take rsonal command , I of me U‘S_ “:1: in the debate_ I the border between South Viet T, - Nam and Cambodia.

Laos. The deci- quest in order to save it from ' a Communist take-over through

The Johnson administration

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have to be

Compar Wth the troubles

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Voensai Son. the Cambodian

delegate, told the council Tues- day his country wants a new Geneva conference to guaran- tee the neutrality . dia. The U. . did not respond

of Cambtr to this. it favored some kind of UN inspection of

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L OLDEST BEATNIK ORDERED TO CONFORM OR GET OUT

League, Percy Leggett. who resigned from the human race eight years ago, will have to resign from an old people's club he‘s lit With his presence for the last four years. Percy. who rejoices in his llllf‘ of "Hamilton's oldest beatnik," has been told that unless he shuffle 5 off his shorts lkhakll. his undershirt lyellowl and his boots. black and rubber) he will be banned from the Midtown Scninr Centre. "1 refuse." says Perry "I will not dress to conform." Wednesday. he said. he would call on Mayor V'ic Copps with a protestoand he would make the call in his sllorts 'khakl’. his undershirt Iyellowl and his boots (large, black and l'ubherl "I “'1” expose this trend in the old people's clubs." he said "it's a trend that says you conform-or get out." Percy feels that at 72 he's too old to conform “1 go to the centre every ~ day . . . I play the piano,

PLUIILTON. Ont ’CP' — sing. dance l‘ve never had They're trying to put Ions any complaints in four pants on Percy. years."

And unless he goes lvv But Tuesday when Percy ar-

rived he was taken side and told: your pants on . .

Problem Percy owns no pants just the billowing shorts he's worn ever since he got his old age pension almost eight years ago.

“When i got my pension I resigned from the human ace. 1 began to live the way Iwante o.

“I won't change now." Percy eats one meal a day-— wheat hearts. oatmeal and raw vegetables

He gets no at 5 am walks and exercises. and goes back to bed at 9 pm. He swims daily lifts weights. keeps his 72-year-old frame in 40-year- old condition.

to one “Percy out

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“And I let the air Eel at me socks My body breathes.“

The problem is. says Mrs. F'rcrl Agate. director of the Midtown Centre. is "we have lots of old ladies at the cen- tre and Percy's coa- fume is. . perhaps you could say it‘s revealing."

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