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ON THE All—z; Senators Express Doubts Over Divorce Judge Bill

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OTTAWA tCPl - Two Con—‘ servetive. senators have ex-. pressed strong reservations

chequeur Judie would not issue1 ecrees but merely mak rc- ommndations to the Senate.

to; engalu vs. New Vorlr about a government In]! provid-‘ The Upper Chamber would it.

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at the talks

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in for an additional judge on d. who would hear divorce petitions from Quebec and New» foundland.

Senators Allister Grosart and David Walker. both of Torontop said the measure seems like the. thin edge of the wedge that will eventually sap the Senate's power to grant di‘i orces and an- nulments

This assertion was denied b the bill‘s sponsor. Senator Ar- thur Roebuck IL — Ontario), chairman of the divorce com- colleagues. Senators F mittee. and two of his Liberal colleagues. Senators F \V. Ger- shaw IAlbertal and J W. Deb.‘ Farris t British Columbial .

The Liberals said the new exw M

Quoclcly Proiect

Said Feasible 3 In Every Way I

AUGUSTA. Ms. tAPl—A US 1 interior department engineer:

said that latest studies show that the $1.000.000.000 proposed Canada . US Passamaquoddy

tidal power project and St, John _

River development are feasible In every way .

Joseph E. Guidry. project en» gineer for the Quoddy-St. Jonn‘

proposals. told a conference called by Maine Governor John H. at a “sound docu

ment embracing all aspects o. the projects" “‘1” be published soon “We are convinced oddy is a sound Guidry told about 150

tha' . project." persons

John W Leslie. of the US Army. said the protected charge for Quoddy electriCity would cover all costs. including depre- ciation. except for about 10 per cent of construction cost allo~ cated to flood control and rep reation

Thomas Sturtevant of Augusta asked how it was that some of. the southern Appalachian l‘EgJ'lill which he s extensive public' power and flood control has been designated by President Johnson as a poverty area

Maine development commis sinner Standish K Bachrnan rc- plied that major portions o! those areas have had “tremeu dous economic growth" although there are pockets of pover._v within the same states

FAVORS ANOTHER SITE

State Senator Edward P Cyr (Rep. Madan-askal. who favors St John River development at. a different site. with or Without. Quoddy. said the only reason. the Dickey site was picked was to save the Allagash area from floodin .

Representative 5 u in ii e r 1‘. Pike (Rep. Lubecl. chairman u! the governor‘s committee on Passamaquoddv velopment. said he understands there could be no federal pm} the

allaaash.

Governor tlei-id in opening the meeting. said the outcome of the Quoddv-St. .lnhn legislation Will affect the lives of evens—l one in Maine and New En; and. All such proposals in lIlF‘ past have been controversial and complex. he. said

"But controversy in itself is not a bad thing." he said. “It prompts debate. It prompts thought. it. contributes to public .v awareness and understanding of

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lthe Exchequer Court of Can- rejecting divorce petitions

The bill did not receive sec- ond reading—approval in prin- cipe and debate was ad- Journed to next Tueusday

Senator Grosart said there is no eVIdence tha.I government of- ficially consulted the provinces of Quebec and {\‘eu'foundland before pi‘ntFPrllnE with Its leg- islation. passed by the Com~ mons earher i MIGHT BE OBJECTIONS 5 These provinces might oblect

e changes in divorce pro-

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dents Quebec and Newfound- land are the only provinces Without provmcial di v o r ce

said th e government move in the future to:

. courts.

Be ought take of the Senate and set up divorce co in Quebec and New- foundland .’

By coincidence a group of 153 fireman CathoLic nuns sat. in the public italic-w when the divorce. debate. opened ...ev left en? masse shortly afterwards with‘ a group of school children.

Senator Roebuck said the bill makes no substantive changes

vorce commissioner and tools divorce cases out of the Com-1 mons' hands A similar bill was ldfled by then zoi'ernment leader Sena- Ross Macdonald last Dec 2!. the last day of the 1963 session. after being passed by _ .ommons Several senators complained then theyobjected‘ to rushing an important bill‘ through at the last nunute Later Thursday. he Sena hrouzh at the last minute Later Thursday. the Senate passed 28 mm divorce resolu- tions, This brought to 290 the total approved this session.

Mayor Enters Pants Fight

HAMILTON It‘P‘ _ Mam‘ Vic Copps has announced i he‘s ready to fight to keep long pants off Fe ry

The mayor said he is intrigued I by the banning of Percy Leg- gett Hamilton‘s self-styled "oin- est beatnik" from the midtown senior centre

Percv can stay. centre oti1~ Cials say. if onlv he climbs Lnto

g pants -— and tosses aside his flapping shorts. his yellow undershirt and his big black boots.

to change his wavs He called on the mayor Wed nesday to protest but Mayor

Copps was at a meeting Thur:- . day. however. Mayor Copps said .

he‘ll be in touch \I'ith centre ot-

jfimals to see if Percy can oe

reinstated -— shorts. shirt and

"I' svmpalhetic.” said in: mayor ‘Aftrr all. Perry is one or out better tourist attrac tions "

And you Iust fl’“.l' so around covering un monuments.

SABENA STRIKE END!

BRUSSELS ilie-Liters ‘—Stril-:e of pilots and navigators of the Belgian Sabena airlines ended Thursday after nine days. The strike was over demands for longer rest periods for air creii's During the strike Sabena maintained a skeleton service

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South dealer Ifluctuations frequently make Both sides vulnerable. the outcome uncertain. but.' finally, one side or the oth er .5 scores tlw telling blow. 'Axan Look at this hand. for exam-I .Kss pie certainly. when dummy‘

+93 came doii'n. South had every WES-r EAST reason to expect to make t-_-e| .3972 ._ contraot But when he tookl .st 0.110743 1 the openlni lead with the ace} .3103 4 of diamonds and cashed the; ¢Qu 4.510702 ace of spades. East. showed {out and the prospects of mak-

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diamonds. I this became the position:

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However. West should have defeated the contract. 'riie' trump endplay he ran into was of his own making and he should have seen it coming» All he had to. do to avoid was ruff with, the seven of. spades on the trick when Seutii' ruffed the eizht. of hearts with

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Judy Garland Evades Reporters

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SYDNEY—Singer Judy Gab. 42. evaded Australian re- porters here Thursday atter ar- riVing by plane in the wake of a storm she created in Me!-

bourne .

dragged struggling plane at Melbourne air» arlieir Thursday following

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n i 3h t‘s concert when she was . by an au- tl'i nun.

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Miss Garland and her partv were whisked off by two cars when they arrived at Sydney.

She was scheduled to leave for Hong Kong this morning

Wednesday night when the singer arrived late for her con. cert at Melbourne‘s festival hall. tripped geing on the stage and sang in a voice which crit- ics described as "harsh and aspy" A. steady stream of

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