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Question Left Delegates On Unity Moves In Canada.

By LINDA CRAWFORD “Canadianism. consists essen- MONTREAL (CP) — Are Ca | tially in a search after mutual nadians ‘tryin to develop indi-| ing through the meet- viduals by promoting “‘untty in ing together and cross-fertiliza- diversity’’ or are they reducing tion of ow two great cultures, diversity to uniforméty? jwith a further enrichment from

This was the question left with |the other cultures that mingle delegates by the rector of the |in the Canadian society,” Very University of Ottawa at the | Rev. Roger Guindon told. th: closing of the second Canadi.. | 425 delezates representing pro- conference on children here. _|fesvigns and organizations whieh }wers with children

» ing alternately in

Speak | , h and English, he said it gucvine the for a conference |

ying the ways and means

preparing the children of to. The following program list-iday for the Canadian -society of

ings are published free tomorrow to understand and aid charge as a publie service and), “process of Human cultura! appear as presented to us 8Y crovs-fertilizalion.”

the stations- concerned. The rector of the bilingual EN ERNE ~~ Roman Catholic university said

SALURDAY PROGRAMS that the aim of a democrat.c | educational system, ‘‘in sharp

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Run To Dayfght, “Ren-| personalities in the same mold" dezvovs ef Newport’ and “Canadian Olympic FIELD EXTENSIVE Swinvners” “Yet, in no other sphere of 5.00 p.m.—Mr. bd /human activity has the move- 5°30 p.m.—Bugs Sunny ment toward socialization been 6.00 p.m.—Forest Rangers |a@s extensive as in the field of Pp . 6.3) pom.—Country Time education 7.00 p.m.—CFCY 1V News | “IT am not referring to the fi- 7.16 peiap. gpl lan. nancial and organizational as- 7.30 pomtiae Sng Sut |pects of the education system 8.10 p.m.—B#verly Hillbillies where socialization was as in- ~ ~ gag ny hehe In Can. @¥itable as it was desirable, but Fe ak Marsal letaae ee otieoteal ® yas p.m }-Juliette | moral and cultural unfolding of 11:45 pany—TBA | the child's personality.”’ 12.90 p.m—CBC TV News Father Guindon said the Ca- 12.08 a.rt.—Loca!l Weather & Sport nadian educational system is de-

re 'enant of official tolerance.”

and said this could hurt Canada as a nation,

in today’s attitude to various | Bag).

ligions, he said. “We n0W fhe pamphlet said $25,000 was offered to a Social Credit organizer if he would find Sv cial Credit support for the Lib- erals' and that Newfoundland | mine promoter Johw Doyle ani

This results in turning diver: jsity into-uniformity, he said.

Marcoux Claims Not Supported

same.’ | Transport

tor said.

national executive di-

rector of the Canadian rehabili- | For Ruby

for that Jack Ruby's death sen- QUEBEC (CP)—No criminal

action will be taken as a resu't|freedom in seven years.

“*There is no intention to homog- jenize, but the end result is the To “homogenize’ is to create Were in ont hedae ,uniformity and to “humanize” is were in on the deal. ‘to create individualism, the rec- | i Following {a ther Guindon’s Life Term address: Dr. K. S. Armstrong of ‘Toronto, itation council a fans. | was elected president al ed nadian ‘conference on children. Propos DALLAS, Tex. (AP)—The dis- trict . attorney has proposed tence for killing President Ken- nedy’s assassin be reduced to a prison term. This could mean of Dr. Guy Marcoux’s state-| Henry Wade, who prosecuted ments about the support six So-| the one-time night club operator, cia! Credit MPs gave the Lib- | said he has twice offered to rec-

erals after the 1963 election,;ommend a sentence of life in Justice Minister Wagner of Que | prison. : i $ announced, Wade said the defence insists

‘The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Nov. 6, 1965. 15) The same tendency ts found | title Dans le Meme Sac (In The |instead on a five-year sentence. |

Minister Pickersgill | death

There is no way a convict can be kept behind bars in Texas’ for life provided he has a good prison record.

A convict can apply for parole in 15 years or after serving one- third of his sentence, whichever is less.

A jury assessed a sentence of in the electric chair against Ruby for killing Lee} Harvey Oswald two days after| Oswald assassinated President! Kennedy in Dallas Nov. 22, 1963. |

Execution has been delayed |

by numerous complex appeals Sr

REPORT EARTHQUAKE |

TOKYO (AP) — An earth. & quake of fairly strong intensity| = rocked Matsushiro and nearby | areas in Nagano Prefecture, A central Japan, just before mid- ™, night Thursday night. The cen- <| tral meteorological agency said no damage or casualties were reported. Kyodo news service, ©} however, said the tremor sent ©) some residents fleeing into the w) street, while goods on shelves | MM toppled and wall clocks stopped. | Electricity was cut off for about

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a minute.

Ina written statement, Mr. | |Wagner said Dr. Marcoux, who | spoke with him privately las’

week, has produced ‘‘no ele- ment” of “evidence” to justify Kg court charges. rN

days of investigation by..Quebee Provincial Police of information |given by Dr. Marcoux in his ur |terview with the justice mun- ster, the statement says.

| Dr. Marcoux, Social Credit

member ‘of the last Parliament 'for Quebee M rency and | Independent idate im the

{present election, obtained his interview with Mr. Wagner after publishing a pamphlet on |The Affair of, the Six under the

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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE —

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One letter simply stands for another. In this sam: A fs used for the three L's, X for the two 0's, ‘etc, Single Bios apos- trophies, the length and formation of Each day the code letters are different,

A Oryptogram Quotation 5 TXOBDWT DL BDLDFA EDHS ? | LHBOFAHS,

Here’s how to work it:

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the words are all hints.

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