1 of worker! involved in worvahe Guardian, Charlonetown, Thurs. do. 8. 1088. 11,

C w 9 S lstoppages were restrictive and ‘found the new test of suitability . . Labor on ress I eek . w h- m m- foi job referrals more rigid. “ g ‘ "The proposal for a reduc A ards

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introduction of extended bene- ' i -"m' I was JUdged mo“ be“.

I o ms. subject to mm” “mm OTTAWA (CPI—The govern- tlful among 62 built around this tio

ns: the proposed methods of man” Central Pay Office 58y! :gfg'Is‘ﬂgﬂrﬁg theme» "M93109 . ' ' i h f 6 .- . ‘ . ' OTTAWA (CPi -— The Cana- sents an effort to revert the National Employment Service {1,213“$35”:“grfoedgtgfudygggg 303‘ b: Friday the.m5t o 0 Will! milllnns of ﬂower! and dian Labor Congress said Wed- Unemployment. Insurance Act ‘be strengthened, that the lip- H... “Nadia” ah ‘ form...“ it, c.991ues c9vermg r9903?" countless pretty girls on stately nesday it Will seek an early to its ostensible purpose~to.employment insurance advisory ("in v'e’mure an 0 in“ t . Kelgmb “W‘s? lf’ay swig)?” floats. with 225 equestrian unlta opportunity to make representa- deal with relatively short-term committee be given increased ‘ p m a’ 0 5 Du 9 Tea y or ma] "g and 2.000 musicians marching

V ‘ ‘ their likely effect." the CLC across the countr . r _ - . t. w . . . . y . - tions to the federal government untmploymen e note that status and that the staff of the presldent said civil servants likely Wm be_ in :1 bands, Pasadena thug

on possible legislation based on the major objective of the com- Unemployment Insurance Cnm- sta ged its traditional Now

the (hit committee report onjmittee has been to establish the;mission be increased and en- “The 905mm or our Organiza‘lgin receivmg the Cheques "em Year's Day spectacle, unemployment insurance. Unemployment Insurance Act'iianced. tion has been that unemploy-‘week' . I A crowd “Hmawd hv pan“ Claude Jodoin, president ofion what it considers to be soundl "At the same time we are ment insurance can be effective An estimated 540000.000 will ‘ ‘ - the 1,050,000-member central la-iinsurancc principles, although,concerned about certain other he paid oult under the l’ell'nata d' “011 M'Pr 1.000.000 Watched bor federation, said the CLC has 1 the report is careful to point out 'recommendations which may ‘ - y . .tive pay ncreBSes announce from sidewalks and buildings 8mm and unemploimem ‘s‘last month by Finance Minister along a 515,.mi1e route.

0 I I "mixed feelings old to a low level. or what isl

only when the economy is dy-

' about the rec-lthat there are substantial differ-have an adverse effect on un- E . om-mezidations of the four-man’ences hetwoen social insurance employed workers filing claims gpnpranv known as frictional;Nowlan. In most cases the in- The crowd was orderly except committee of inquiry. 'and commercial or private in-tfor benefits." unemplo‘vmem .. ’ creases go back to Oct. 1, 1961. ‘for perhaps 100 teenage”, The committee‘s rem”, madeisurance." l Among these points Cited b)" For this. reason. said MM SeVeral hours before the’psr- public Dec. 20, proposed a} Mr. Jodoin said the CLC ialMF. JOdom were proposals tOJJodoin' the CLC is pleased to F- w' ade. police said, one evidently three-stage program of supportipleased about some recommen- EXCIUde from coverage workersinote that the Gil] report ties its1 'rs ove Ins thy“ 1m“ the Sir?“ l" "‘05" for unemployed workers, includ- [dations of the committee-4n- under .13_.V_e.ars 0f age. to (‘liangel recommendations to an apt. m.; I o of Pasadena City College a ing a universal iincmploymmtmluding proposals to extend cov- the eligibility I‘PClUII‘f‘ant f01‘ panying attack on the causes ofiRO‘Se BOW Prlze ﬂaming milk carton containinl insurance scheme. The 55.000-‘crage to various categories. oflt‘millf’me"l ‘0 benefit and_ miunempinvmom. gasoline-soaked rags. word report made 45 specificlemployee.c now excluded. to ‘IChange the SYSIem 0‘ 0011mm“ ' A motorcycle policeman u,

i P""‘""‘ Calif. (AP) —- A recommendations in advancing‘preserve the practice of a gen- “0"5- DOCTORS STRIKE iscene of childhood's first love mm“ m investigayp found hi. won for nearby Santa Monicalpmnl yanked from its ham": H

a detailed blueprint for finan-ieral pooling of the risk and totEXPRESS CONCERN cially assisting jobless workers. reject the concept of merit rate? Concern was expressed about. ROME (APi—Doctors in all ..T .

-w 1 his is a report of far-reach- ifor unemployment. ;the proposal to exclude workersiltalinn hospitals went on strike‘, Tues‘Iay the to? 9"” in theme 0 rested it back. Bottles

ing consequences and it will; Approval was also expressedﬁaffected by seasonal unemploygtor one hour Wednesday to can 74th Tournament of Roses—a}me throwm About 40 you“,

A TeqUil'e careful Sindy by govern-ifor recommendations that thelment from regular benefits andgattention to their demand for spectacle marred only slightly‘men rMmred orde 8 st.”

ment. employers and trade un-lrates of benefits be increased to to eliminate the present sea-'parliament to establish pensions by 8 bottle - throwing disturh- . r' "e l '

ions." said Mr. Jodoin in it's higher ratio of earnings, that , sonai benefit system. and retirement at 05 for doctors ance beforehand. juvenllos- one “’33 treated for ‘

President Kennedy gets a 11.8. intervention, he promised day return to a free Havana. prepared statement. lthere be no special regulationsl The CLC said the Gill com-land medical assistants in state A small boy and girl repre- minor fat-la] cut inﬂicted by a snappy salute from a member the group they would some (AP Wirephoto) “In our view the report repre- ifor married women, that the . mittee proposals about coverage lhospitals. .sented sweethearts —— she in . flying bottle.

of the 2506 Cuban invasion bri- gade as he reviews the group in Miami. Without suggesting .

12 Men Killed ' In Meat Plant 1’

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. lAPl~‘ An explosion ripped through a ‘. meat-packing plant Wednesday . leaving at least 12 dead and 47. ; injured. 1‘

f ammonia fumes. 'T

Deadly v -- r . . . __ steam and falling debris ham-l __ ' Home Packing Company. which; _' _ . '. r a m was shattered by the dawn ex- ' . V V 7 . . .

plum. Discounts up to 25 per cent- on top quality. brand name merchandise . . . all from Henderson & Cudmore's large. complete stock . . . shop now while these specially low. low prices are in a

Indiana state police said 10 i effect.

bodies were recovered from the wreckage and two other bodies were spotted in the debris. George Obcnchain. secretary- ‘ treasurer of the demolished * plant. said l4 workers still were ‘ unaccounted for. Some 200 of a total of 275 workers were in the. plant when the explosion. of undetermined ‘ nature, shattered the brick building. The plant had been closed throughout the New Year‘s holiday and firemen said i a gas seepage may have been? the cause. . Bodies of some of the dead}: and injured were blown from. the plant into a parking area.i Others were covered with tons{ of red brlc . ages were estimated by company officials at close to . $2,000,000. : l E l

$50 Million In Mortgages .1 Go On Marked

' ment's h 0 II S i n g agency an- : ‘ ‘ nounccd Wednesday it will offer; $50,000,000 of its holdings of Na : ﬁonal Housing Act m'ortgagcsi for sale. to investors — thef seventh such step in a program i to develop a secondary mort-l gage market. 1

It is the largest block of; , ; mortgages to be put on the} . market by the Central Mort- l I gage and Housing Corporation.

of the 35000000 offered. bids, will be accepted for only $3E'.-,

, . e announcement saidl the excess offering will give in-1 vestors a wider selection. 1

So far. CMHC has sold $86.-i

000,000 in NBA mortgages to in- 3

vestment. mortgage and trust; 4 companies since the program, , began in April. 1961. i ‘9. The purpose is to make avail- l ."’ able a supply of existing NHA mortgages to interested buyers. Some are purchased by special- Ized mortgage firms, which; raise money through sale of de-l " bentures or shares to private in- vestors.

Bids on the latest block being offered for sale will close Jan. 22. Half of the mortgages carry alx-per-cent interest and t 9 other half Silo—percent interest. They will be offered in 110 lots. with 90 of them valued at ap- proximately $500.000 and 20 at approximately $250,000.

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Correspondents Are Beaten Up

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (APl—Two United States jour- nalists and one British corre- spondent were beaten up and arrested at a Katanga province border point Wednesday, ac- cording to reports reaching Leo- poldville.

The two American correspond- ents were named as Weldon Wallace of the Baltimore Sun. and Paul Bonner. The other cor- respondent was named as Lionel Fleming, BBC correspondent.

The report said the car in which they were travelling was looted and they were being held ' at Mushoshi. Katanga. about 11 miles from Kitwe. in Northern Rhodesia.

Two WOMEN KILLED

SARNIA. Ont. (CP) —- Two women were burned to death Tuesday in a fire that destroyed their two-storey frame home“ Firemen found the bodies ofi Mrs. Daisy Mackle 09 and her

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