~ BUS STARTS CHAIN REACTION

Nobody “was injured in this ‘pushed

car into a house — ‘wnusual accident’ which “oc- “trailer whk ch shot up over the .cured—when_a_bus plowed into car in. front of it, losing its

gs line of Darwed cars after...wheels in the process, am o echaatiog a_bus |_stop at St. nudged the small European ohn" s Nfld sees. The bug car, The little car bumped the

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\ : : R If $20 ‘gold coins as. behity his home, during the weekend. learned that his first wife was

rear of, vat: another car, nit “seen in’ “the picture, Alt told;

and —four-ears—&. trailer and a bus

were in the accident,

| Musical Ride

‘Here In July “I

OTTAWA (CP)—The RCMP |

__rarely ip (normal transactions. said.

available at. the amare sane’ banks for $20, private hoards. ure likely to _be amassed, he

‘Commemorative Set Of Coins 7," | Costs Up To $35 To Produce | oct Wife,

OTTAWA (CP3—The tenten--depending on howemany-are-or-—

\

nial . commemorative sets of dered. Da hi

“11967 coins the government ex- In both sets, each coifi is | ava ter. pects to sell at $40 could cest carefully handled by — special

las much as $35 to produce, .a presses and, mint employees_ Are ‘Found

‘finance department. official said | wearing- gloves. Such care is | Monday. exercised that. one coin won;t

The coins will be worth $21.91 |be allowed to rub against: an- at face value, but they-will in- other through the minting and clude. a, $20 gold -coin jthat is packaging process.

WISBECH; England (CP)—-A 66-year-old man, who has rédis- covered a wife and daughter he

intended to be :a° colféctor’s The $20 gold pieces wilt not thought he had lost inokiy than item. ‘Though it will” be legal be available apart from the $40 > Years ag; now is booking for tender, :it is expected t used sets of seven coins, the official means-to—join_them fora -visit

in Nanaimo, B.C,

" Orders for- the specially- Ye explained that Canada has; ‘J@mes Plunkett, minted » commemorative sets, an obligation to other countries again after believing his ‘first packed .in high-quality leather not to encourage the private ‘wife lost, is a widower and in ipresenifation Gases, now are be- hoarding of gold, since govgrn- |POOr health. -

ing accepted by. the Royal Ca- ment holding of gold is essential’ “I carinot work and the cost nadian Mint for delivery start- tg the international ‘payments of travelling to Canada is abso-

ing next January and will -con-" sistem of the world.: lutely -beyond me,” he said at tinue to be accepted until ~ - ~

130, 1967.

While ‘there is ‘no limit on ‘the e. total number of sets to he pro- , duced, or the number that may be-ordered by an individual, the government reserves. the right ito. fill. small. orders, first.

The gold’ coin will bear the Queen's effigy on the face and | the-Canadian—-coat—of—arms— Neg hes ae Wa the back. ‘The other coins in he. ‘ a \presentation set will be spe-

se | crossed Mlegally into the United |

who married

Facts —

‘T will have to pray for a mir- living with her. , acle.”’ Now Plunkett says he is de:

Plunkett said he went. fo Can termined, to ‘straighten things ada in 1927 and met the woman jout"’ with his-first wife. i\who was to become his re

|wife on the Way over. ;worked ‘on the Prairies, - ties U. §. May End Duty-On- Copper Caught and ‘sent “back to Can- ty i ; PP ada, he again went to the U.S. WASHINGZON (AP) The jand joined the air force. He was House of Representatives passed

States...

* |discharged: as medically unfit in| ‘Monday a bill to suspend cus-

1931, “he said, and ‘was later de- toms duties on most. forms of ported to England. ‘copper imported into the United LOST WIFE ‘States, now’ threatened with ‘+ Meanwhile, he had- lost. track {shortage.

of his wife and ‘daughter. He The hill°was sent to the Sen- came to Wisbech and eventually , ‘ate ty voice vote and with little

rried. ‘His second wife died * : ‘eres sales ago. : ."* Gebale, It would suspend duty Plunkett’ said he found. out!retroactively to ~ Feb. 9 and:

about his missing family when through June 30, 1968, on raw

he saw a missing- persons ad- copper material and copper

vertisement in a British weekly scrap.

newspaper by his daughter Pa-| The. duffy on most kinds of

tricia Ede of Nanaimo, now 37\imported copper is 1.7 cents a

and the mother of five children, pound, Canada, Chile and Peru _ After writing to Mrs. Ede, he are major suppliers.

(AP Weert |

musical ride will'go on the road icially- -handled sets of the new in June, 1967, for an all-summer jcoins ‘to go into general circ a ae {Canadian centennial tour, wind- |tion next year, with the Queen's ' OEY

“Uranium Mining Millionaire 15 Children

_ Gives Art Donation To U.S.

WASHINGTON (CP)—Joseph {transactions and this may. have H Hirshhorn, who-says he grew jbeen a factor -in the decision up in the “gutters of Brooklyn” |made. ‘and went on to become wealthy NOT UNUSUAL in the stock market and devel-| Dr. Dale said it is not normal opment of--Canadian uranium jfor a ‘national gallery to buy at mines is reported” to have |whole private collection of the | agreed to transfer his $50,000,- ‘size. of Hirshhorn’s. To acquire | 000 art collection’ to the United it through a gift or similar ar- States government. \fengement still would require + President Johnson is said to j|millions.to construct a-place to ‘be ready to make the announce- |display and .house it perma- ment this week, climaxing spir-nently. { {ted international biddipg -for| The Post says. the collection the collection, reported to in- |would be housed inya new mu-— clude 4.000 paintilgs and 1,600 seum to be built in Washington pieces of sculpture. ' (and would be administered by

Hirshhorn, 67, took part in the |the Smithsonian Institute. development of the Blind River,’ The collection includes works Ont., uranium mines during the |by. Pablo Picass6, Willem de 1950s. he is a native of Latvia. Kooning, Ben Shahn, Henry » He is chairman of the board |Moore and Giacometti. The ef Callahan Mining Co, of New |sculpture collection ranges from

York and now lives in Green-iearly Hittite and Greek works |

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-wich, Conn. to pieces by’ Rodin and Maillol. STILL ‘TO BE SIGNED Hirshhorn came to the US. The Washington Post Say3 from Datvia in 1905 with his)

__Hirshhorn~and the U.S. govern-|mother and 12 brothers and_sis- “ment have _exchanged_tletters- —He-went-into the broker- | ~ agreement for® transfer of the lage business at 17 with $225

_ eollection, but the letters have He made $168,000 in the’ first | no_-been -signed...-

The New - York Times say8 market before the 1929 crash bids for the collection—_came _|with $4,000,000. ftom Israel, Britain and several’ The Times says Hinenhora had | “United States points. -considered- bu il din-ga town ~_ However, Canada apparently called Hirshhorn in Canada to was not involved. ~~: house part of the collectién. Dr. W. S. Dale, assistant: ai |

Se feo ot te ala Cee | Quebec PCs _ Sound Off -

~----day--the- galle: had_no indica | tion there wéfe negotiations. Dr. Dale said the U.S. : offers its citizens particularly . fav iid or suc ble, tax __concessions _ for sibnraead. ies = eae Progressive Conservative mem- | bers of Parliament from. Que- —=-bee-have—s-o-u-n-d-e-d—off—on- ills that beset the party.

The three MPs wete sicaking |

Whale: Stoc _ Survey Due - ,at a convention in Montreal of the Young Progressive Conserv-

ST. - JOHN'S Nfid. (CP)—A atives of Quebec. 750.- -ton-Japanese vessel ha8_ Georges Valade, MP for Mon- heen chartered bythe federal jfreal Ste. “Marie, blamed. news- government to survey stocks Of papers for causing one ill in «whales off Canada's East Coast |*prejudicing - Frenchy - Canadi- |

. and experiment with new catch ans from voting for our party.” methods. ‘Mr. Valade said newspapers The 13-year-old, British-built jn Quebec always refer to the | trawler Kyomaru will be as Tory party, which carries the signed a scientific crew by Ot-|connotation of Anglo-Saxon sex- tawa: for a four-month survey agenarians. This was. malicouis. with operations based at Dildo, | “Ours is not a party of old. Trinity Bay. — : a men.

The Kyomaru left here on the’ -..

“worker fer having Rew gg ener“ ihe ‘Beneh Cee gational and other equipment _dian: wing in Ottawa. We must | fitted. Manager W. 0. ac have-.a dual leadership in the | of Arctic Fisheries Limited, Macdonald-Cartier tradition.” acents for the vessel, said the Theogene Ricard, cc aher| fi would be the oe of, its i Se Neate Banc, eit

cized the former leader. of the | ~ gQuebec wing, Leon Balcer, who |

‘currently is a Liberal “candidate |

in the June 5 provincial elec-

|tion. "If Balcer. had tried to build |

seals rs

Outbreak instead of destroy we wouldn't | |be ‘where we are today.”

May End | The. third, -Martial Asselin, |

who sits for “Charlevoix; said: , “We must become more’ pr,

BRMINGHAM, England (CP) pressive than conservative. I Thirty pevsons have been hit by have never seen an organiza- the-current outbreak © of small: tion, so engulfed in lethargy as pox in this industrial heart of oops ‘is. We must create a

“ncland but Dr. Ernest, Miller, cadre, formulate definite © pol- Beiniegney er officer under iciés and win the confidence of | ee Ee ¢ er the French- Canadian;"

control.”

“It is ton early to naiie: al

categorical statement but a Il 4 those infected are known, He yer as

have had-contact ‘with the cated |

|

| 000 net tons produced

Escort Couple

MAt Marriage

CLEY BLAND, Ohio (AP) —

Robert .. Lally: walked down the aisle here with’ bh’; new bride. So did their 15 children.

The kids, from. one to 15 lyears, “took part in the wedding | ceremony . conducted by. the bride's brother, Rev. Jogues’ Ep- ple,-a Franciscan, .at St. garet Mary Roman Catholic Church.

About_ 400 persons “watched. the | children escort, their parents:

The Lally’s. intend-to honey- moon for two weeks before the .

combined families move | into}

the roofing company executive's '15 ~ room house in suburbaa Cleveland _ heights. a

Lally, who has °11_ children, Said the only major remodelling job has been to extend the

-benches—in_the—family—dining | 2,

‘room to -accommodate his wife and her four youngsters. “Im looking’ forward to. it—I |

really think it’s going to fun, said Lallys new wife, Nancy, when asked’ how she felt |.

* | about taking charge of the fam- |

ily of eight boys and seven

~--~\year and pulled out, of-the. stock.) iris, Lally and his wile’ are in

j their mid-30s.

Mrs. Lally was widowed last summer when her first husband. /Ronald F. Peirolo, a producer- | director for a Cleveland : televi- sion -station. (WEWS) died ot cancer. Lallys first wife, Eliza- beth, died, last summer:

Mar- |

ing up with a 10-day stand at Expo 67 in Montreal. p Commissioner G. B. McClel- lan. said the RCMP band. will) |appear with the precision riding |

‘team in 19 Canadian centres be- |

tween June 7 and Sept: 26.

'- The musical ride, without. the | band,- also will appear at the |

Canadian National’ Ehibition in.| | Toronto, Aug, 18 to Aug. 26, and | the Royal Wnter Fair, also. in, ‘Toronto, Nov. 10 to Nov. 18. | The centennial itinerary:

June 7-June 9, Regina; June 10, Moose. Jaw, Sask;: June 14, | Fort Macleod, Alberta; Jue 17: | | June 20, Calgary; June 22-June | 04, Edmonton; June 28, North. Battleford, Sask; Jung, Sas- *katoon. |

July 3-July 5. Winnipeg; Tuly | 7, Fort William; July 14-July 15, '| Fredericton’ July +18-July . 19, | Charlottetown; July 21 July 24, Halifax;. July 25, Sydney;: July |.28—July"29, St. John’s: July 31, 'Grand: Falls, Nfld-; Aug. 1-Aug. ,Nfld.; Aug. 6 ; Aug. 8, Quebec: Aug. 9-Aug.- 16, Ottawa; Aug. er ‘My Ot- | ° tawa: Sept: 15-Sept. 26 6, Expo 8?, |

i -al— See eae

t | ‘DRIVERS GET THE FYE ~ 1

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP)—{ Brazil's former capital’ no '50 _ secret‘ agents. riding

judges, lawyers and military- of- | ficers, “are ‘watching —the-“*bus L

drivers and can ticket Gao | ;

for discourtesy or breaki fic rules.

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‘Steel Plants _ Are Jarred By Cutbacks:

CLEVELAND, Qhio (AP) Steel Magazine says cutbacks In lauto production schedules ‘‘have

| jarred the steel market.”

Just how-much effect-—the-cut- | backs will have—“‘is-uncertain. at

this point,’ the metalworking weekly says. ‘‘Cross-currents in the —situation make . difficult |

quick assessment of the full im- |

'pact of short automotive work- weeks-

“There's little doubt more than a psychological reaction in steel is in’ prospect, | sirice the . automakers

placing as much ‘tonnage for

| June delivery as had been OF

cipated.”’

Although the picture won’t be completely clear until the auto | industry, steel’s biggest custo- | mer, finishes vescheduling or- | | ders, ‘it looks as though~ the

May-to-Jund drop in auto-<steel | substantial— |

shipments will be possibly 15 to 20 per Steel observes.

cent,;

“The current slowing. in steel

business stems almost entirely

“\from the decline*in ‘automotive |

prospects. Non-automotive con-

| sumers fre still going ‘great | SUBS show no sign of cut- ting: back their commitments” -

Rising defenee business may “prop the market" set the cutback in ‘orders ‘from automakers, Steel. says. ingot. production |high, with an estimated 2,765,- in the week be reactivating two or more furnaces at——an

since September at Homestead, Pa ,

_dnal_case_-a_\oung Birmingham |: A | F paver photographer,’’ Mil- po ogy or 1% ler said if an interview Mon-. | ans Def Da In other words, infection has | ence ta | “not ‘spread’ ‘outside this .Tegron, The infection is a mild type: | “OMAWK (CP) Defence Min- There are: no deaths. Thosewho tans Hellyer apologized to. the have recovered haves mal} Gommons Monday. for an “bb- Sears on their , faces—not un- | ginus discrepancy’’-in figures om

eghtly.” armed’ forces’ releases and en?

2 Dr. Miller declined to disclose jistment given to, the House jast the. name of

the photographer week’ who was the first ta be infected, The -whole een began last:| but peu: the source -of ihe 1 —-Monday when Associate Defence | fecunn amaine # musiery. Tha Minister “Cadievx said thal in been Brought. into tha ‘ares by the first three, months “of this |

year there were 4,071- releases from the atmed-forces and 2,546 “Tackled on the difference by opposition MPs, Mr. Hellyer said Friday that the figures he | had given -referred to voluntary releases only. The defence minist*¥ rose | afiain “Monday to say that the release figures were not only ! voluntary. “but they a period in 1965, not-4946

an* immigrant w led cit.

The infection hit men,“women and .children in Birmingham and neighboring communites,: such as Welsall= Cheadle and Warley -and -the pottery centre of $toke-. on-Trent) which is ‘about 45 miles north of here.

Miller said the first case was detected in mid February Doe- tors were hampered by a prob- lem in diagnosis: “the infection looked “very much: like cchick- The mistakes—were jnadvert- enpox.”’ é ent. he said

The outbreak has caused con- =>). ‘ | cern (on the continent: whére DUTCH GET RICHER gome- -conntries are demanding There are—about-5,0—miltion=+

' fertificates of smallpox. vaccina- aires in The Netherlands,» com tion from British visitors. ‘pared with about 1,000 in

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J. David Stawiit ~ CFCY RADIO. 1:05 p.:m.—Hon. George Dewar

3:45 p.m.—Hon. Hubert McNeill

7:45 p.m.—Hon. M. A..Farmer and : mi David Stewart. -..

\Wikely to be needed. The leather

has its |. ‘buses. The unpaid spies, mainly

hich is more than a twa| miles deep. :

TONIGHT -

CJ RW RADIO “~*

“12:35 p.m.—Hon. George Dewar _ §.55..p.m.—Hon. Huburt McNeill

ne 45 p.m.—Hon. M. A. Farmer and es J. David Stewart

effigy, on the face and new wild- .

life designs on the back.

The latter coins—1, 5, 10, 25 land’ 50-cent pieces, and a silver dollar—will also be available jnext year. in plastic packages’ normally produced by the mint ‘for coin collectors, These 80- called. mint sets, selling for $4 each and ‘worth’ $1.91 .at face lvalue, will) be limited to indi- vidual orders of one, three or five sets.

INO ORDERS YET :

The official said orders for these sets are not being re- ceived yet. Arrangements will be announced later this year.

The reason the mint now is open to receive orders for ,the '$40 presentation sets is that “the government would. like to obtain some idea of how many are

cases alone probably will cost jabout $5 each-and the total cost lis likely to be $30-to $35 each,

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Hon..M. Alban Farmer

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Inserted by PC. ‘Assoe.

AGE ISTANC.

7 Paling ‘ | : Conservatives: : _— financial assistance to

~ ACTION NOW! - our needy senior citizens will be”

ae given Somedietely ow the Shaw.

: Government.

~

“The Liberal leader promises “a - better retirement | for our senior

“Liberals:

I AF OTTAWA ACTS ws citizens “in.co-oferation with the.

Federal Govemment’s: Canada

z SNe as Assistance Plan” :

The. Canada Assistance Plan has been talked about for three __ _ years. It Is not even before Par- liament yet.-

What the Liberal leader Is prom- ising our senior citizens is ZERO, _unless and, until the federal government gets around to bringing in the Canada Assist- ance Plan: )

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“When the Wastaa: ‘Assistance Plan comes in, so ‘much. the better! But meanwhile-the Shaw Government,will ¢ act immediate-

ly te increase financial assist-

Conservatives: Do It: NOW!

hy

‘Bie

ance to our needy senior chizens,

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ONLY THE SHAW GOVERNMENT WILL INCREASE OLD AGE ASSISTANCE — NOW!

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Vote Progressive Conservative May 30.

Inserted. 7 P.EL. P.C. Assoc.

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