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“g crusade meeting so he doesn’t |ported that Dr. Ramsey’s Cana-

he see’ he is supposed to jlarly the-church~ and=“I-lclergy,-of— his --own—personality-§-———--—

evangelist, but~ the times call |Church, London,

“U.S. defence department has |await aeloading ahd. 10. are be

~ la the port.

_expenditures_now_running at $1,-jting-. costs. by. about__ $5,000,

‘ Forces Headquarters now ere !have also diminished.

Billy Graham Given pens Backing

LONDON (AP)—Leading An-\great number: of people into glicans have risen in. defence of |Christ’s kingdom Christ en- Billy. Graham against the re-|trusted the gospel to ignorant | mark of the Archbishop of Cant- |and illiterate men” whury, Dr. Michael Ramsey, |

“our time: {|DREW BIG CROWDS | pe ee ie lhe American evangelist drew

And the archbishop himself |More than 1,000,000 to his, cru- was reported by his secretary sade in London this summer § 0 be concerned about the reac-| The Anglican Bisgop of | ‘ion. to comments. that he Chelmsford, . Dr.. John Gerhard returning from a Ca- |Tiarks, said:

know what went on there. He's |dian comments have “provoked entitled to his opinion but when |answering © criticisms, particu- among his evangelical

*t aob he does.” and performance as primate. archbishop told ‘report: [Bishops and clergy have been was jembarrassed.” Ameriean| The Vicar of “st. Paul's | Bishop Good- for “an evangelism which gives |win Hudson, | commented: more space to the social content| ‘‘We should not damage the of Christianity and more help to |religious image of this country still further by public criticism Gen. Wilson - Haffendén re- |but thank God that’ salvation is plied: “I never noticed the in- offered and received by .s0 tellectual approach bringing & 'many.”

Serious Tieup Of ‘Shipping Reported From Saigon —

_WASHINGTON.{(AP) —. The ‘ships are being.

friendly

worked,” 36) ing held.back. South “Viet Nam's | main ports. are Saigon, Cam Rahn Bay and Da Nang. Last November as. many as | (122-freigtiters— ‘bearing: military-

sought to downgrade reports of a serious shipping backlog in Saigon, but declined to say how many vessels _ _ await —umloading |

=—The-ts= jey:-for-—Interna= equ =a ~ onal Development said, how- [backed ‘ports, but by. een. the number had dropped to! 32.

“The present backlog of ship- | ping for ports in Viet Nam is only slightly above that desired } " quoted as saying more than 60 |to insure full itilization of port | facilities on a 24-hour basis,” They |the department sald.

The department said- it knows between fa army and:jof-no feud between army and | agency officials. An agency “of.

Asked for comment, —the-de- jficial likewise denied there was}. any. friction between aid andj

for all ports; ‘showing 60 |military “authorities.

Hellyer Foresees Unification Putting Down Defence Costs

TORONTO operating with. 2,000 fewer staff predicts unift

Minister Meliyer ration’ of Canada’s armed forces |reduction in field training staff, | ‘will cut defence costs by $150,- |consolidating the. . previously 000.000 by 1970. listed 350 trades into fewer than | He made the prediction in an |100. 3 4 ' (Mterview here following a| ‘The ultimate saving by train- speech to the Canadian Club of Toronto. “Nobody can pin these things flown to the last dollar,” he said. ‘But with annual defence

about 30 per cent of 4he current force:"”” ;

He said ‘intelligence orcat -a- | tions have been integrated, cut-

600,000,000, I’d say we can save jannually.

$150,000,000 a year by 1970.” Earlier, he told the Canadian The minister also had answers |Club that integration has gained |

‘for unification critics who have |support from within the forces

suggested that Canada’s armed jand from the public,

forces will have no capacity be-| He said morale was not ef-

me UN peacekeeping mis- |fected by the move. towards. unl- |

; fication: vr why wend. we ‘spend ‘money “In the first six months of gm modern submarines and |1966, the navy reports a 13-per- if the role was

fighter-bombers cent increase in re-engagements” Wp be limited to peace-keeping” jover 1965,” he said. “The army He ‘noted, too, there have been |is up It per cent over last 2 5 { —were-jand- the -air-foree-two-p achieved in the ‘ntneeation to which brings the RCAF re-en- unification process. gagement rate te an impressive. | =cent*—— =

eee ne =a negelas shies

and there has been a 13-per-cent § ~

ing command is estimated to be |

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Forest Interests In B.C. Predict Lean Times Ahead

VANCOUVER (CP) — The “The result has been low de- Council of Forest Industries of |mand and i since July,” the report says.

The only solution, i# points | predicting lean times ahead for jout, is to reduce inventories and the forest products industry. improve the pace of housing

Im a cautious but openly pes- starts. In the meantime, times | esimistie statement issued, the jwill be .a bit thin. ‘which says it speaks ‘Despite the present tempo- | the majority of producers, jrary slackening, there .is a|

drop in demand for lum- i 4 plywood and shingles iniand the steps to. alleviate the | ‘Casedion ‘and foreign markets ‘shortage of mortgage, money | is expected to cause further cur- should strengthen wood — prod- |

ent of logging and produc- ucts demand to normal levels é _\ jonce more,” the report con- | The Truck Loggers’ Associa- jcludes. It doesn’t say when this said ee oe tee can be expected. some weeks ago.. Nei Ae : group specified the extent of the COULD. HIT LUMBER eurtailments, but both said they. Hardest hit are expected te jj ean be expected this fall and im those’ companies engaged in |

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both said prospects for an im- [oly one or two phases of the | mediate resolution to the “pre industry, such as logging or lem are remote. |sawmilling. However, some | The Council of. Forest Indus- !arge companies are still ex- | tries blamed a curious round- pected to scale down production | about—situation-for the drop in lof building products. _demand. : Crown Zellerbach told its em- | : : . iployees -in--a~-company.—-publica- WAS EVIDENT . ition that it has not altered its In its statement, the council ‘production schedules, but it is said the steady decline in hous- ‘‘examining requirements witlr} ‘4ng starts in Cancel the U.S. respect to some. production cur- and the United Kingdom has tailment. a f been évident for some time, | Macmillan Bleedel Ltd., . the and some of the drop in de- giant of Canadian forest prod- mand was.to be expected. luets companies, declined com-

It said, aoe govern- ment beyond the forest council | pe

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ments in Canada, Britain and |statement.

the U.S., which ara traditional An ‘industry spokesman | said

markets for 9% cent of com panies heavily committed to B.C.’s wood products, are plan- saies in the U.S. Atlantic sea: |

ning fiscal moves to eliminate }oarq are havin

agit & greater diffi- ee tah me fin housing culties than those who have | cau rp ouEng | |wider diversification.

warts. | In any case, the forest indus- i Earlier this ark however, ltry in B.C., while still on a solid jumbér buyers, fearing ‘an in- |footing; appears to, be going | dustry-wide strike, stocked up. info a slump. This temporary increase in vol- | ume was further swollen by | The industry currently ‘em- | supply purchases for the Viet Ploys 75,000 men—22,000 in log- Nam war. ° {gin 28,000 in’ sawmills, 8,000 Hefice, _ when” the expected jin ywood, 2,000 in ‘shingle

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