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“i 60 storybook characters are The Guardian. Chariatietawn. Wed. Mav 18. 1966. ; to be built life-size.’ Mr. Petters®n. has

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» Canadians at home and finding Contract In Ont. For Canada immigrants who want to stay in ~- . (BC.) Ltd. the name of his cet the: Best Canada rather than using it’as VICTORIA (CP British firm. ‘They include a sculptor, a a ar} {| FE | d d a meneing “Gone fo the U.6 Columbia firm has $60,000 fibreglass expert, moulders and As tt "0 ows ar e r S xp 0 e ) “Predicting that within 10 building contract in Ontario's eee . a ig years most Canadian employees Thousand Islands district, 3,000 °*'P°” ers

: LONDON. Ont. (CP) aa The) wil be members of unions, Mr. miles away 3 M . By “DON McKEE of the Negro pupils. in classpssmigit call, for a school. boycott idea that Canada must“ -be per- ‘Mahoney said: : The’ reason is that Alfred this year, Among its attractions : i Low Down Payment se y

ATCONTS, fa (AP)--Twelve ‘with white eliildren also petnally inferior to, the US. will ‘Professional and other’ dccu- pecans is rather a_ special wil) be a 20-foot model of the. 9 Easy Terme: years of battles in the courts, . In. the strongest-holdout’ dee have’ been finally exploded pational associations will start Dvilder. He creates. children's “tower, ‘with. a slide the streets’ andthe. United South states—Louisiana, Missic. eae a jappareatly: Ft within 10 years, says William>)),king and acting more like un- playsrounde: : —— hoe ‘where th THE BIKE ‘SHOP

“States Congress’ have forced sippi and Alabama-—fewer than y virtue “of residential wyaioney, Canadian director of | The Thousand: ‘Islands _play-|2n¢ ®. slant § re the ae

widespread ' token racial inte- one per cent of the Negro pu- i re ane Derk is saeey the United Steel Workers’ .Un- ions. and most’ Canadian em- ground will be a six-acre park Old Woman lives with her tov : and SPORT LODGE : gration upon the southern U.S. pijs ‘attend desegregated fea witcher ead otae CaiL ion. ployees will have a say in pro- near” the 350-foot_ tower opened man children) which visiting aT. GEORGE 8T. DIAL 4-6741 and eee pea y a the schools. fide in Chicago. Speaking -to the 10tn'\ ‘jannual ‘tecting and advancing their eco- last year. near the Ivy. Lea children can climb and craw’ “ eae ee ae ear opece ae adopted Mascachissta enacted last business” conference at the “Uni-thomic —status through collective bridge to the United States. In’ through. ue ago

The U:S. Supreme Court. de- OF Alcina: Va Bi ees year a law aimed at ending ra- |versity. of Western Ontario Sat- bargaining with the employers.” ‘ elared May 17, 1954, that sepa- py top’ civil righte lawyer ax CA! imbalance in the schools. urday, Mr., Mahoney said Cana- He predicted that civil serv.

rate schools for Negroes are in- herently unequal and unconsti-. tutional. A, year later, the court ordered an end to segregated schools ‘‘as soon as practica- big ao ‘

On the 12th anniversary of the landmark decision, an esti- mated ~6.01° per cent of the South's 2,900,000 Negro— pupils are attending classes with white children.

Still-resistant states -or ~schook

istricts are embroiled in a new

attle against federal guide- lines under the 1964 Civil Rights Act.and the most serious threat to segregation” since the*-court

_ ruling of 1954..

“Northern cities: are—confronted with growing pressures to end de facto: segregation and-racia!

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unprecedented and a giant step toward-full-desegregation: SEEK NEGROES FOR JOBS _- The Richmond plan calls for preferential consideration of the race opposite the race in the majority filling faculty vacancies. It says

Negroes will be sought for im-

portant administrative jobs. Under the 1964 Civil Rights

Act which armed the _integra- tion movement,

Negroes attending. desegregated | schools in 17 southern states al- | most doubled last year, reach- |

+ing—500,000. The court” \legislation undoubtedly have

ipromptede action -and-.complaint.—

in_nonsouthern areas. But the

at a given school in|

the number of |

decision and the

ft provides _withhotding of state funds. from sehool distriets re- fusing to act to. end imbalance.

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dian wages. in, certain industries |ants in—all provinces will have will reach and ‘excel. all others collective bargaining - rights 'soon."’

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‘Wednesiay . 18th.

Wolter Shaw.

a Farm Previler 1 in a Farm Province - ——-teads—an--Administration-— og ay

BUILDING - AGRICULTURE

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imbalance in schools, an issue problem of imbalance and de that_has.triggered boycotts of facto segregation has yet to be) @a% farmers to mate Agriceiere. demonstrations from Seattle, . solved. hae + Wash., to—Malverne, N.Y. | “We are: still studying,"' said . STRUGGLE: GOES..ON ‘ Welfare Secretary ‘i ohn = : ae ‘ Twelve. years later and the Gardner recently ousing an : ~~ §truggle goes on: > > jresidential_patterns_are involved-| ee ¢ H e r “the delegate assembly of and they are things hard to cope | a ae eis a record of solid progress under the Shaw Government! A

the N&tional School Boards As- |with in legislation.’ sociation rejected in an April SAYS SITUATION. WORSE meeting a policy statement call- Northern- de facto segregation |

| s. sia | e ) Dairy Herd Improvement Association, , now operating in every district: ”

e The Shaw Government invests money ‘to

Prom‘er DOANE Agriculture: the current bud-

ing’ on local school boards to |has_ increased, said Negro) ; of the A : | griculture rtment. is we ee ee (or the c aes OF fi Walter R. Shaw S11, 2 million—three esl gente than ° ‘Quality Control Inspection—-the Island "=A renee: W. two peivate dd dyes vt y ~ ; under the Liberals. ie high quality Phase and tear co 2 ncies a id t th S. in , fann ee been eitasavest acts itieut Goer tha Southern struggle, @ Farm dollar sales—a. record. $41. million ada. 3 » intimidation” and reprisals ‘indicate growing emphasis_on in 1965. against Negro pupils and their the North. Dr, Martin “Lut : (up from $28 million under Liberals) @ Increases in the Boar bonus—the Island ee - i o th. Cond ate ag aoa al inst @ Estimated farm. income—$16 million .in “A” in — oa eS oe gation u ni mpaign aga “A” wee o South bbe satis ek Chicago, hes said he ’ 6:12. P.M. 1965." @ Field i ua ted - integrated nor | peaceful,”” “sa (up from $12 million under. Liberals) “8 been “enlarged. Services the report of -the Southern Re- : oe ee ee to farmers have been increased. New gional Counc and the Ameri- Pearson’s Cousin y to @ Over $38 million loaned—in over. 875 farm information service brought- tothe 4 : ean Jewi sep, a Furnishes Tio . loans—to settle young farmers on the wt farmer through radio - TV., followed up the 12th anniversary of the: su | Pp 2 5 ° 5 P. M. farm. x by ne contacts by Ag. Reps.

preme Court ‘decision with a ref-

OTTAWA —(CP)—A_ cousin of @ New farm related industries inches over feos for ecto! construction, (Prime Minister” Pearson's -in| 000" farmers, provide-hundreds-of-jobs Ge the Phila deiphie’| Chicago - furnished the tip. that : \for farm men and women. ji

sed i of the National Associs- ©4 ‘0 the Dominion Archives

te oe obtaining the document. ini- S i sue Anvaeerert “ 'tialled by Queen. Victoria that .

;made Ottawa Canada’s capital. oo se | bed CRY. -RADIO- SoS same se

«aD id eal Boe Cat ee ee

1:05. p.m.—Hon. Henry Wedge ~ ° 6:25 p.m.—Dr. Cyril Sinnott =~ 6:45 p.m.—Premier Walter R. Shaw

“<The U-“S=*ustice den-rtment-3"4S--fitst_confirmed—by Domin, | sc ¢C. J.R.W. RADIO

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roposed _recently.-that -the Sth ‘ion Archivist Dr.. Kaye Lamb Cireuit Court 8 Appeals . with ee later eileen mane the iction in th South Prime -m-tntste-r’s—office—ex-|: ete a ee ‘plained Mr. Pearson's involve- gation order for district courts. Tent. ; The proposed: order would re- |_ William Spencer, a cousin of quire desegregation all pub- , Mr. Pearson's who lives dn Chi- lie school systems by the fall of | |cago and is a well-known ‘col- 1967. . lector of documents, heard of | RESULTS. UNEVEN jthe Queen Victoria memoran- The 1954 court~ decision ash dum being acquired by Walter subsequent orders, bolstered by | R. Benjamin Autographs, a New | |

A New Program’ |

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national law, produced a pre: |York City firm. 5 12: m.—Hen. fen Wedge | Of ee, : ictable | checkertpetd _At effect in- Oh peed er ae % a =Pre Waiter R. Sh aw é Assistance and

This year there are . an. ‘esti- letter from’ the ‘Benjamin, firm | mated 181,700 Negroes in deseg- | joffering ‘the document for sale- ; regated schools in the 11 deep | Mr. Pearson was asked whether - 4 aR South_states, based on a survey ‘Canada was interested in ob- : : ofthe Southern Education Re. taining it and, according to the

aad by the Re. Teseciatien Al

porting Service. “spokesman, replied “affirm Cooperation

But the states of. alae atively. ; oe ¥s crepe 3 A 22... 2.1. 1 Beas,

Kentucky, Missouri and West |PURCHASED DOCUMENT ee with Fe rmers |

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Virginia_ together. with the Dis- | Mr. Pearson turned the case (uo; ZuTyse M) persmito} jo 119 over to Dr. Lamb and confiden- placed more than: ‘75 per cent |tia negotiations began. These ———— ++ jwere completed recently and

atae ig the document, oe for ' k it ty,

Victims In peeks tees ve

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ithe archives’ vault. “There isn’t any doubt about lit,’ Dr. Lamb said. “It. cer- MONTREAL (CP) — A pre- Mminary autopsy on the bodies of Andre Paquette, 43, and Alice

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building on a record of progress . to build and develop our basic source. ,

jtainly is the document that made Ottawa the capital of Can-| ada.”

Dr. Lamb aid the document was based:-on a metnorandum from Maj.-Gen. Charles Grey, |) |Prince Albert's. secretary. The

essive Ex ceumative [. 5th KINGS —

Progr

6 20% cubis to farmers on the purchase price of fertilizer for growing. of wheat, oats, barley and pasture.

@ 10% subsidy on capital cost of _equip- a i i

his wife en Victoria.

Rioux,. found by Quebee Prov- eo om we : :

i ‘ ; ‘document is in Prince Albert's aN incial Police in a. lime-filled : s = - ‘ fe a eds, Inet SME om ed Lions Hall Georgetown ee

500,000 trees . to be planted annually

@. $7 saving per hour to farmers on faiv under. forestry program.

eesti Improvement Services.

aa Paquette was bound and —— The._bodies were found near EXPECT RETTER HARVEST.

Friday, May 20th. - 8.30 P.M.

e i ; (CP) ~—" Ontario es . Piedmont, Qué., $0, miles north Pees atalie TS cea ere @ 50%- rebate for Workmen's Compen-__ @ Preferential rate for registration of Dr. Jeane Paul Valcourt, 3 (00 acres vi alba de ae sation Act payments on the farm. ~farm trucks. vinci j year, the artmen agricul- ST tial eetiniiars ext t reported Tuesday. Last | @ 100% tuition. and board to- ee stu- @ Crop insurance to aakaks cole crops, amination © indicates. thot po 362,000 acres were har- |. dents in diploma course at N. S. Agri- peas, beans, carrots and strawberries as quette’s. hands were handcuffed vested and” 455,000 "in 1964. cultural-College.— saan soon as Ottawa concurs. eR isbn ts tee

A price for cheese and batter in keeping with the national price level. $1 100,006

—Demnt Sneresaed from825,000 to"

@ $20,000 now available to loerowers under—Farm,. Establishment Program.

@ 100% of transportation _ costs-for—live- stock with B.C.A. of 150% up. 75% for

livestock with B.C.A. 125% to 150% to eliminate bacterial ring rot and other 00% - for peer — eee livestock, potato diseases.

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- hound with electric wire before | “he was shot through the back. of the head from close range. | Paquette was described by | police as the mastermind be- hind a’. $1,400,000 mail robbery here in 1964. Miss Rioux was described as his girl friend. SMALL: BULLETS’ USED The autopsies showed, that, ~ while Miss. Rioux had not been | ~~ bound, both she and Paquette | ~-had been. shot by. small-calibre | | see bullets. Miss Rioux -°was:-ahot +> through the forehead Dr. Valcourt said it will preb- | wbly be tmpossible to tell” whether the two victims wer slain at- the same time. Pa- | quette’s body was in a far more | % advanced state of decomposition at the ‘time of . discovery Be- tause it was buried under a | foot-thick layer of quick lime. | The victims disappeared late.

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_ Harry McConnell

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last May. “ QPP officers report no sda =

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the slayings. A coroner's in- vest pea er -

quest is expected to be held

soon.

NORMAN: MARAY J Walthen , Gaudet

P. E.I.

S W. er) ‘Manager of a = , ; Sales, A can Can Company : ~e 4 = : arr of Canada ‘Limited, ‘aanounces —— ee mye ; é 4 : e Pe Building | the appointment of Norman Me- oat

| Kay as | Regional tone ee: d Ev w ; Mf 3 ager, _ Atlan egion,* ‘wi - eryone Welcom ai é Appeal | headquarters at Montreal... ° * ‘ e ‘ :

es Mr. McKay, “who ‘served — with{: ‘ Objective: $35,000 the R.C.A.F. Overseas . from : Entertainment by Py :

| 1942 te 1945, has had. extensive| ™ sales experience with Canco in| **

“HELP THE ARMY Se Stearn |

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