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Calgary Exhibition Ahd-- • Key source for missing historical information tampede Will f L . A n' fJ'MM Thrill Thousands J from the Cattle Districts of Canada and United Cowboys PHOTOS SHOW States Will Battle for Big Cash Purses and Trophies BIG At Calgary's Revival of the Last Great West Old THRILLS OF right 40 head of the worst horses in another thrilling contest, wild steer Looking for details omitted from other historical publications? to Timers, Native Sons, Veterans of the Mounted Police, STAMPEDE DAYS the province for use in the finals. decorating, the programme last - contest all the All .of these famous outlaws are to year. This has thill's Ranchers and Local Business Men Co- of the old bulldogglng contest with Farmers, Top picture depicts some of the be reckoned with. Leading the herd out the of to twltt in are Alberta Warman, Sundance necessity having in Great Week Famous the World thrills store for Exhibition and Kid, the animal down. Here is what hap operate Making Stampede patrons. Steer riding, and Yrllow Fever. Then there's in Sal. Not Too pens. The steers are penned a bucking horse riding and steer Greasy Coffee Grinder, chute. The decorator, mounted, takes Over. decorating is depicted above. B if. Oh Matilda. Scar Face. Honor a on one side of the able Patches. Bones, Dawn, Sliptiv- - up position at- and his hazer, also mounted, The morning street displays Ity, Mare, Desert Buzzard, Big chute, tract thousands of This Night guards the other side. When Lie persons. Smoke, White Cloud, Grey Ghost. cut is quite a time Yes Bow-nes- s steer is loose, the decorator rides cowgirl having Duck Lake Kid, Maybe, down on h.s with her fiery mount on Eighth Buck. 0 7 Coon, Pop Again, madly after him, drops of in avenue. horns if he is lucky engugh to get As the fame of the Stam- other to "tie that bunch of veal," in the of the Plenty Whoopee Calgaty Badger, Calamity Jane, On Time, red Calgary up championship, presence You there on time and then slips a pede across the world, writ- don't think for a minute that he is Duke of Connaught, Princess Pat- The class of livestock which Faw Down, Paleface, He'll Do, ribbon over the steer's turns spread will be shown at the Exhibition Creek, Broken Box. Funeral horn, ers from two continents flocked to trying to purchase meat for supper ricia and other distinguished visi- Newspapers are an excellent record of fine points and facts that Flat him loess and signals for time. to see cele- the big western The is with tors. Week of 8 to 13 and Stampede. The big modern Wagon, Tar Baby, Little Red Satan, deco- Calgary cowboy merely pleading During July At thr 1928 show, one of the bration and within a short time, the other to make fast time in the 1919 another cattle pavilion will house several What's Wrong, Shimmle, Blue Dog, In sec- it championship live- rators nailed his steer five English, Scottish, American and calf contest. A horsa Is Stampede was held and then In 192 J hundred head of purebred and scores of others. a new record will roping "rope" of live- not content to- onds, world's that even newspapers on the continent a horse used exclusively for calf rop- the directors of the Calgary Exhibi- stock. The exhibition And with gathering take tome is Great Exhibition Purebred Livestock, Manufacturing stock is a of exhibi- a trainload of beating. were soon carrying stories and ing purposes. A "pick up" horse tion Board decided to Incorporate it ,of big part the gether equine dyna- There a a romance and ex- tion. mite, the management sent to Texas glamor photographs of the championship one trained In the art of getting as a feature event of the annual Cawboy about cowboy sports that beckons to cowboy contests. The fame of the close to the outlaw horses after hibition. was a for Exhibits, Running Races, Championship and secured four carloads of the old all the they It hnppy thought, fa.ous Brahma steers for use in the young and from parts of Stampede has been embodied in song have either bucked their rider off, since that year the Stampede has Fireworks Display, Vaudeville, Midway within the grandstand enclosure, and steer and world The Duke of C'finaught a:id and story Peter B. Kyne, one of the or are running wild at the end of a been held continuously as part of the Contests, before a which is the riding steer decorating Baron of Vimy, former gover- grandstand contests. And maybe these salty Byng best known authors in the United qualified ride. Cowboys also skilled Exhibition, and it reached the spot Ball and the second largest in Canada, the cham nor generals of Canada, Viscount States, came to last to In the of bronks, where it is now the most successful Entertainment, Band Contests, Cowboy cattle from the Southern States can't the Calgary year part ."p.cking up" pionship cowboy contests attractEbuckdmOf theoonenhundredtonhead JcfoWillingdon,urnal (Erepresenta-dmseeoonenperformance.ton,He Astayedlbthe eare rknowntaas, "pickCup"anmen.adaaffair) of its kind on the continent. tn · Fri, Aug 11, 1905 · Page 1 of the tive of His. the King, Stampede Parade Scheduled During the One Big the "Top Hands'' Canada and Brahman sent out of the bucking Majesty, whole week and before he left he If a cowboy grabs for a saddle MOST UNIQUE United States. From Ismay, Mon- chutes at the last Canada, the late Sir Douglas Haig. mad a reservation at the Palllser horn on a rough horse he has "pulled Stampede year commander in chief of the British Co-bu- PROGRAMME PROMISED Glorious Western Week. tana, will come Bobby Askins, the less than ten of them were success- hotel for the 1920 show. Walt. leather," "grabbed the Jug handlt" forces In the World War, have in an- The annual western celebra- are overlooked elsewhere. world's bronk rider for y the author was or "hunted leather." If he sticks his champion cowboy fully ridden, and the cattle, which turn been of the Caln-- Ex four seasons, and such noted riders have been wintered in the foothills guests other visitor. Frazler Hunt came up spurs In the cinch in an effort Ui tion in Calgary is featured by as Mike hibition board at the annual exhibi- from New York to see the show. He the mark him as Stewart. Tulare, California; west of Calgary are In prime shape stay aboard, Judges numerous unique events. For FRED KENNEDY Ear- - tion and Stampedes in days gone by. a a ranch "ridden or "failed . https://www.newspapers.com/image/468731102 By Paddy Ryan, Ismay, Montana; for the contests this year. stayed month, bought having tight" Downloisasche-ded on Jan 23, 2020 Is days before the big event " time-honore- d win Collins. Miles City. Montana; PRINCE OF WALES south of Calgary and now he one scratch." If a roper throws his ropes IDE 'EM COWBOY the THRILLS AND SPILL3 of snd he has duled to take the modern Floyd Stilling, Marshfield. Oregon; DONATES TROPHIES the Stampede's best boosters, and misses, "spilled a loop." place, battle of the western will Walter Heacork. Burley, Idaho; EVERY MINUTE his Alberta ranch is the pride of hio These and scores of other expres- western eity reverts back to the cry ranges, to No less a than hesrt. Scores of other writers also sions are heard minute of the Breezy Cox, Salmonville. Arizona; Every contest known the personage every old cow town days. Merchants resound through the streets and avenues Lawton Champie, Prescott. Arizona; cowboy wor'.d will ba on the pro-cra- H.R.H. Edward, Prince of Wales, visit Calgary yearly to attend the day during the big contest. build false fronts on me the has a to Cowboy contests, known their shops, of the Chuck Wilson. Kayce. Wyoming, this year. Heading presented trophy go Stampede. formerly depicting the log cabin stores of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, during and Bob of Kenna, New list is the buckina horse riding with the bucking horse riding The cowboys have a language all as "Rodeos" have been held for Crosby of their and visitors vie with In district where the early days. Citizens, young week of 8 to 13, 1929, when the Mexico. championship with saddle, for championship and trophies for own, years bark every and old, don the hat, July July , each other In and cowboy Canadian cowboys will strive for th North American champion- other events have also been during Stampede week cowboys cattlemen foregather, and colored shirts and scarves, sum of $4,650 E. W. presi- talk of the If an but was not until 1912 "The Calgary Exhibition and Stampede, the riding and roping honors with their ship for which the by Beatty, learning the range. it that So common to the husky sons of is offered, the largest sum ever dent of the Canadian Pacific outlaw horse, more commonly Stampede" was born. In that year a brothers from across the line. When as the ranges, chuckwagons from celebration which annually attracts thou the offered for a bucking horse rid- Railway; Sir Henry Thornton, known as a "bucking bronk" throws little group of cattlemen known of chutes are thrown open on the n the range districts the prov- of first ing contest; Canadian champion-shi- president of the Canadian Na- his rider, the rider ran said to have "The Big Four." namely Patrick ince sands of visitors from the four corners the world, and day of the show, Canada's best con- been "bucked or A. L. the late Geo. replace automobiles and riders, "Slim" Watrin bucking horse riding tional Railways; Sir Thomas "piled" down," Burns, McLean, street cars in the down town which boasts of a list of $70,000.00, will be represented by bareback bucking horse Linton, famous as a merchant "thrown." When a rider climbs over Lane and A. E. Cross, listened to In" at of test; o automobile prize staged High River, winner of the open ,n-t- districts; parking riding championship; wild cow prince and owner of the Sham- the chute door, and eases himself representations of a young cowboy to bronk riding championship last year. set-ti- places give way hitching Victoria Park. and wild ateer calf rop- rock "breed" of the saddle he has "taken a named Guy Weadick, the present row-bo- Leo W atrin of who won riding; racing yachts; " racks for saddle horse, and grass-covere- d wild of High River, wild chuck Hoot Gibson, famous motion pic- and is ready for the and manager of the Calgary From the prairies of Alberta, the hone districts the Canadian Pete ing; steer decorating; jolts Stampede, help out the eating houses the districts of Manitoba and championship. wagon races; democrat races; ture star; the honorable R. B. twists to follow. The rules are .hat and the result of the conference was British Columbia, range Saskatchewan, and Knight of Crossfield. winner of more M.P of a must five was held by serving "flap jacks" and d California cart races; Indian Bennett. K.C, leader the rider "scratch" his horse, that the original Stampede • Cover to cover searchable access the plains of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas, will contests than Cana- coffee to all and sundry. riding any other Indian races; wild Conservative party of Canada; times ahead of the cinch and five The contests attracted cowbojs come Red Men Coch- rices; relay During the week, a big cowboys. and White, the cream of bronk riders, ealf dian cowboy. Norman Edge of cow milking ar.d wild horse Honorable Chat. Stewart, mini- times behind, before he can hope to from all parts of the United Stales cowboy bare-ba- rk A ball is held and last year nearly ropers, steer decorators and steer riders of two continents, eager to risk rane, champion bucking rices. ster of the intreior, and J. Keith make a qualified ride. His saddle is and was an outstanding success. 10.000 t- - Keith-Albe- e persons danced either at the life and limb for the pot of gold and the huge silver offered in horse rider of Canada. Sykes Rob It remained for Guy Weadick. r vaudeville more commonly known as a "kack." young Blood Indian from Macleod. trophies inson of the world's championship cowboy contests. Jenner, Alberta; Joe Fisher manager of the Stampede to add still circuit, and other trophies. If you hear one roper yelling to an Tom Three Persons, won the riding (Continued on Page Seven a of Kew, Alberta; Frank Sharp of BIG LIVESTOCK EXHIBITION H.gh River; Casey Patterson of IS ONE FEATURE Stampede parade which features the Gadsby; Hughie Long of Prongua. And while the opening day of the Stampede and aasaaicnewan; uus tfcurrgor of cowboys are battling Ham British Pete to a finish in the big arena with out- Exhibition. They send their best rid loop. Columbia: ers out to contest with their pale La Grandeur of Pinoher Creek: law horses, Brahma steers and slip- Willie Plume of Blood In another or fared brothers in the riding and rop- Eagle the pery calves, big contest, own dian reservation, Macleod; Alfred series of will be held in ing contest; they provide their contests, horses for the Indian races, and Two Young Men of the Stonev In other parts of the grounds. In the dian reserve. Morley, and scores of Beyond feature articles and breaking stories, newspaper commodious cattle the fin- they even have entries In the chuca pavilion, and democrat races. otner riders from the cattle districts est west of Toronto to the Pacific wagon of the west coast, livestock men from all OLD PIONEERS WILL parts COWBOYS WILL BATTLE of Western Canada and many states MEET AGAIN ' south of the international boundary FOR CASH PURSES Old-tim- will parade their championship Here-ford-s. e Mounted Policemen, It's no these s empty title that Shorthorns, Aberdeen-Angu- ranchers and farmers, men who bronk will be and cattle blazed the in the of snappers riding Holsteins. Ayrshires other traits days for. The breeds before the judges. In the 75 and '83, flock to Calgary for Calgary Exhibition and horse show building, aristocrats Stampede week. Around the log Stampede is offering the biggest KaS from the world wlU cabins on the Victoria this ever of- equine perform park money prize year - and in the other buildings, scattered grounds, the old pioneers meet fered for a horse ar t'Ji and talk over the old bucking riding over the grounds, purebred ahep. good days. contest at or rodeo dogs, poultry and tn fart every kind The soirit of the last great west any stampede editorials, advertisements, cartoons, obituaries of stock known to the Western is there and no wonder visitors in the world. In former year the Canadian farming districts will be from as far off as Australia, cowboy who wen the North paraded before the judges. London, England, France, Ger- American riding And all! To- championship that isn't Other buildings many, Montreal. Ottawa, ",000 Chi-cag- received a cheque for J and throughout the grounds will house ronto, Winnipeg. New York. exhibits of art, domestic science, and as far south as Texas, replicas of the numerous troph- manufacturing goods, fancy work, flock in their thousands to Cal- ies that go with the title. This school work and every other feature gary each year to take part in - year the fortunate champion will t of an industrial exhibition. The mid- the great western celebration. It receive the sum of 12300 in gold vrr way entertainment, featuring the is the "Beau Ideal" of exhibition for hie efforts. This big prize Johnny J. Jones shows and rides, is entertainment It is a week of a was made possible throuoh the the best that money can buy, and the thousand thrills, and little won. generosity of l W. C. Solloway Ml race meet for thoroughbred race der that the movie magnates of of Solloway.- - Mills. Limited. broh-er- a horses, with pari mutuel betting, , two continents, after makinc, twe of Calgary, who donated a a which is one of the feature of the super feature films. Hoot Gib-se-n cheque for 11.13 ( tt-- e Stam- ii and classified ads provide valuable primary source Stampede programme, attracts near- in "The Calgary Stampede" pede prize list ly 300 thoroughbreds of the finest and Neal Hart in "His Destiny," There isn't a chance In the world sort. described it as the most colorful of any "Drue Store' cowboy winning The Exhibition and Stam- presentation of the eld west as it a championship title at the Calgary Calgary in the pede is the most outstanding effort used to be that will ever be Stampede for hills and over .of this kind in the world. Indians feuni on the North American the prairies of Alberta are running from the Biaekfoot reservation at continent. three hundred head of the toughest outlaw brocks that ever threw a - - Gleicben. Stonies from the Morley The Canadian government motion . U ,..-..-'- . - - - r . . i'-Vi- a " Sarceee from the reserva- cowboy, and tt is the bronk Snapper nap' ' hills, big picture bureau also made a thrilling can worst of thes out- tion to Calgary, all Hock film that sit the adjacent at the Calgary Stampede, for laws who will win the money. Every THE THRILL OF A CHUCK WAGON Into Caigary for the big western cele- ail over worid. RACE cistnouuon the cattle and horse district in Alberta half-broke- bration. They lead the vanguard of The Stampede programme hi easily will send Its top horses to the Stam- Seven chuck wagons, each hauled by a team of four n bronks, dash mcdly down the home stretch. A wheel snaps under the the big stampede parade which fea the feature event of the big week-Hel- d and in addition to these, the tures the ped, and driver horses for . Xt4 information and contextual understanding. opening day of the big every afternoon and evening Calgary Exhibition board own out- - strain the leaps to the back of his gaUopinj safety. really wild and woolly at the Calgary Exhibition and Stampede,

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WEATHER FORECAST Forecast All wett: Generally fair and mild today. V Thursday, stationery or lower temperature. PITEDITION Min. 34. 5 Calgary 48, max. P.M. Dominion of Canada, Temperature; THE CALGARY BADLY i PAGES THIRTY-THIR- D 12 YEAR, No. 4277 CALGARY, ADBERTA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1916 November 1916 with John A. Macdonald WHITE STAR LINER, BRITANNIC, SUNK-HUNS CONTINUE ROUMANIAN DRIVE 1920 GIGANTIC WHITE STAR LINER IS SUNK DETERMINED CALGARIANS KILLED IN ACTION CONSTANTS MINERS TO STRIKE OTTAWA MUST DECIDE IS TAKING ACTION BEFORE LONG Oceanliner Britannic, Greek Feeling Is in its first prime minister. of Calls in Officials of Dominion Trades Con- Popular Minister Labor Favor of War Against gress to Give Assistance--Me- n Meanwhile Declare They if Bulgaria . . Will Quit Work on Their Wage Demands Are 4iA ' .. -- fiiiH II- - v.. : Saturday Not Acceded to by the Op erators, Who Stand Firm. PRESENT CABINET MAY BE REPLACED Special Dispatch to The Herald OTTAWA. Ont., Nov. 22. Hon. T. W. Crotherei minister of labor, had a e. "IfcJ conference at noon today with Mr. J. C. Watters, president of the Trades and Central Power Diplomats Are Labor Congress, and other officials of the Dominion1 trade congress, in regard i refitted as a hospital to to the Fernie mining- difficulty. The situation was frankly discussed, and Mr. Making Haste Get Crothers solicited their aid to help in a settlement.-- Away The labor men are getting in touch with the International officials with a view to helping in a settlement. Mr. Crothers ha. wired the men suggesting that some of their officials visit Ottawa to discuss the situation. While not ATHENS, via London Xov. 22. It refusing definitely, tho men take the ground that 16 would be useless, as they PRIVATE JOSEPH FOSTER PRIVATE ALEX. C. FARMER is learned that while the suggestion of are determined to strike unless their demands are granted. M. Briand, the French premier, that King Constantino recall former Pre- Spcial Pitpatrh to The HeraM. garded as decisive, however, can be mier Venlzelos, ia with oppo- . 22. The labor meeting FERNIE. B.C., Nov. judged by the fact that an answer A sition in - Athens, is ! - sentiment favor of V-- feb 1 , . situation here, insofar as the miners went back at once requesting a more HUNS CLAIM NEW the definite statement as to what steps king accepting the other principal and the mine operators are concerned, he declare; the government was prepared to take. suggestion, namely, that has taken on the attitude of a gather- The executive here still maintains a SUCCESS IN DRIVE war on Bulgaria, is growing. ing storm. Fair Wage Officer Harri- As the Lambros cabinet is a purely ship during World decided attitude their ulti- while in a or a been tho regarding transient one. is understood Britannic, doing duty the Aegean Sea, falls victim to either mine submarine torpedo, son, who has up Pass visiting matum, and the general feeling is that it to be the camps at Blairmore, Frank and the men will down their tools Sat- the opinion of the king that it should to lay THROUGH ROUMANIA be other places, has just returned town, urday unless action has been secured Cawc Inwacinn replaced by a cabinet representing but his report of the situation is any- Ronnrf iq Prn. at least the legislative assem- SAFETY FIRST before that time which looks to an present thing but reassuring. acceptance, in some measure, of their Unchecked in the bly; therefore, the resignation of the MONSTER The operators still assume a solid demands. REPORTED WOUNDED ceeding ministry is under consideration, to ba STEAMER, to move savors of Kalogero-poulo- CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 22. resistance any that Coal Supply Short Alt followed by a reorganized s to discuss Valley Abandonment of brewery signs on a willingness the ultimatum be learned from cabinet along lines informally of and so far as can be Nothing can the building exteriors, abolition of the miners, of the coal suggested by the king to the Entente: judged by appearancecs they have de- management companies WILL THE ROUMANIANS Powers on 21. treating by proprietors, removal here further than that they are pre- September IS SUNK cided to resist any move for what they is understood BRITANNIC, of screens, closer supervision of pared to close down the mines if the It further that ths licenses, and giving up objection- term a violation of existing contracts. EXTRICATE THEMSELVES? king proposes to consult with the En- of miners' men stop work, as they declare they able advertising, are among re- President Graham, the will. tente Powers with a view to avoiding executive, also arrived on the morn- commendations submitted to the Dob-rudj- a such a failure as occurred in the case War I, sank quickly in and is in consultation with The situation as to a supply of coal New Russian Offensive in IN United States Brewers' association ing train here is not and if a shut- of the ministry under Premier THE AEGEAN SEA which Secretary Carter. reassuring, at its convention opened here down occurs people in the heart of the is Expected to Help today. Government Active mining district will soon be short of It has been learned that the Ottawa fuel. Some They Are Leaving Used British H Hon. Robert The of board 21 Was Being as a ospital Ship and Was Either government, through chairman the school l ATHENS, Nov. via London, Nov. has been in consultation with been unable Mi Rogers, has to secure a promise 1 BERLIN, Nov. 22. by wireless to 22. All diplomatic representatives of Torpedoed or Struck a ne More Than a Thousand the miners' executive, a wire having of the of a car of coal Austro-Germa- IS delivery for the Sayville, The n in- the Central Powers and Turkey will FITZGERALD been received from Ottawa late last Central school, and a large majority leave Athens quietly tomorrow in ac- Sick Soldiers Aboard, But Loss of Life is Said to Have vasion of Roumania is proceeding un- night. Its contents have not been given of the people in town have but small cordance with the demand made by re-- . Been Very Small. out for publication. That it is not supplies of coal for domestic use. checked, says today's announcement Admiral de Fottrnet, commander of the AFTER PULLING from the war office. Roumanian at- Allied fleet. Admiral do Fournet, to- tacks were defeated and ground was day, refused to extend the time limit LONDON, Nov. 22. The British hospital ship Britannic gained on the Rothenthurm Pass road for the departure of the diplomats. The the Aegean Sea after Turkish minister is his has been sunk with the loss of about 50 lives, a British official and in the Alt valley. having legation says ' TAIL Local Stocks of Coal dismautfed and the furniture packed. announcement today. THEJJONS Expresses Fears Must Get Out LONDON, Nov. 22, 2.35 p.m. The LoWy Decldre LONDON. Nov. 22. Reuter's Sa- Wheat Close 1,100 He An Em- Dealers Daily Mail, in commenting upon the Winnipeg SURVIVORS Why Wants to Put fall of Craiova, lonika correspondent, telegraphing Weather says: fol- Today'! ATHENS. Nov. 22, via The .Star The local coal while not stock off coal on few of "Even if the Roumanian western under Tuesday's date, quotes the October, 7S'! November, 76b. London White Line bargo on United States situation, hand, and the issued the bureau of Forecast, fair, cool, showers. exactly tight, duo chiefly to tho coal other mbieg that will be affected. If army can avoid envelopment it must lowing, by press December, May, 80'.b. Britannic. 47,500 tons, serving1 as a for Drum-hell- er the provisional government: 2:19 p.m. 45. steamship hospital ship Products shipped into the city from thfl a strike comes the supply of cpal will - PRIVATE ERNEST CLARKE fall a long way back to the line of the Temperatgra, Calgary, 1 "French detachments oc William7V; wounded soldiers of the Entente has been mine?, is yet. grave. off fchort, with Alt, thirty miles east of Craiova. The yesterday 7:00. Ft. Spot (No. Nor.) 74. Alii'1, torpedoed and sufficiently te cut the exception of in the neutral zone re- 12, 6:14, luniet 22 rea- of IS on the roost now is cupied villages September iunrle sunk, to an official WASHINGTON, Nov. "Two if the miners district go Drumheller and other independent interesting question between terri- according announcement made here today. is feared. The Drumheller fields. whether the Germans will succeed in cently established the HERALD sons chiefly impel me to favor embar- strike as of Athens CALGARY tory the government anJ THE The Britannic was sunk a mine a field is considerable coal to the vast stores of in by or supplying capturing grain 11, 1939 1( FAuLsS torpedo yesterday go legislation on foodstuffs," said Mr. that of the provisional government. FIFTY-SIXT- H SEPTEMBER Jf the the total domestic supply Roumania." ALBERTA, MONDAY, in city, striking a mine. YEAH caloarv local CALGARY, 4 4 morning the Aegean sea, according to the official statement. Fitzgerald. "It is the most effective The royalist troops did not withdraw, y mines and BULLET wj- i-j .mt. entro-ers- from the at Lethbridge iij.:..1 3:im - '..Mii'tmagassm .u.wogaw had not found It neces- Jtxj jju""i There were 1.106 survivors, of whom 20 weapon in our with Great five New Slav Offensive asserting they about were injured. out- Bankhead averaging about cars a B were notified jj ' Britain over her unwarranted, RUN BOASTS LAST SIGHT OF DEUTSCHLAND sary. They that they The of Drumheller 21. Full of the it is will be and indefensible, blacklist of day. importance LONDON, Nov. Another Rus- must leave the neutral zone by this particulars disaster, announced, published rageous is and considerable 21. United States merchants. As our therefore, marked, WATCH HILL. R.I, Nov. sian offensive along the line from evening." as soon as they are received. discussion on the situation there is be The German submarine Deutsch-lan- d, Constanza to is now ex- I foodstuffs are needed abroad an em- Czernavoda, September 1939 Lnit of Lif Small ins heard. which started again from pected to increase the of the com- bargo will be more effective than weary OF ACTIVITY OF intensity Establishment by Gen. Sarrall. Is- It was rumored this that New Bremen ex- OH Tine Britannic was sunk off the months of diplomatic negotiations morning London, Conn, for fighting in ihe Balkans. Military mander of the Entente forces in Mace- HITLER' land of of At- in the miners of Drumheller mines had this passed here here agreed this was the of zone Kra (Keosl. southeast which end the continuance of the afternoon, tonight perts today donia, a neutral along the WM in tho Slin J.onO MAYOR FAVORS FU deefded to go out in sympathy with the moving eastward Block only step" which could be relied of old was oaried upon tica, Appoan. indefensible practices against our re- through frontier Greece, reported British Rick and wounded men. The men of district IS, but later it was HER B Island Sound. She was without to lessen the weight of Gen. Falken-hayn'- s In a press from Athens on ' rights. Drum- Su dispatch demises 3S life-boa- im- that the of the ten miles off shore. 17. allies., Uritannio was equipped with "The embargo also should be ported operators convoy, tremendous pressure on the Nov. joins heller mines had held a meeting and Wallachian of mm and thfi lops of lif ineirfpnt to posed for purely domestic reason. frontier Roumania a is to have heen OF "The that should agreed to give tho miners a raise, 11 which, it is now Have Gone the sinking supposed argument nothing pressure admitted, They KTIGAT1 to the equivalent, to the increase in tho cost She Claims to Have the menace to small. be permitted interfere with Destroyed constitutes gravest LONDON. Nov. 22., 5.35 p.m.--T- he FBOHT of our foreign trade does of living since June, and that the Roumania. expansion the AL0H6' it. Tons of Hostile JUDGE DECLARES ministers representing Central miners had 3,322,000 Th Whltn Sar line' Rrifannic war not impress me. "f what profit is it accepted Powers at Athens, with their FBEaeH is together VPs.""! ANY COMPLAINTS if to Resist A aqges thn larRest of the White Star our foreign trade grow with Not Well Stocked Bulgars staffs, left for Kavala on the Shipping today ;abv in U11 and bounds hile our own cesis-tano- o sgore floet. Hullt at Fhe Nov. 22. MIL Belfast, leaps local coal are not PARIS, The merchants Greek steamer a 4 to EIGHT-HOU- Energetic Mykali, says Reutr I 852 feet feet. are the verge of well-stock- was lone. beam, and people brought A was is offered TO with fuel. story BERLIN, via London. Nov. 22, 4.50 R L being by the Germans dispatch from Athens under today's CANADA VOTE M Her Fome-wh- starvation as a result of it?" FINDS feet depth. length w:is Is circulated this morning that the CJ'.R. a.m. is- and Bulgarians on the Macedonian date. The steamer flew at the main- HITLER of Awaiting Solicitor's Report An official communication less thJin that t!e White star harl cut off all domestic coal supplies front north of Monastir, the war office mast, tho national of the diplo- Order-in-Counc- sued today gives the following infor- flags liner Olympic, which measured S'S ." on New Dominion il was announces. The of En- Nazis from Bankhead and Canmore, and mation ships of enemy and advance the mats on board. Poles fepf. but the. T'.ritantii'" hid the creator for concerning T tente forces was also Repulse the full to store its delayed Move by heavy Bayonets using output 1940 Momentous U.S. CONSUL GENERAL neutral countries which have been Expel lhi 's rail- EARLY PEACE tonnage, Ol;tni brine 4,;i0 own use. This was denied, the fog. Five hundred more prisoners SPAIN PROTESTS $100,000,000 captured, sunk or blown up by mines MAPItlP. Tin Pnrls. Nnv. 21 A Canada joins World tons, as compared tlp Rritannk's the mines at Bank-hea- d were taken. vili way stating that the war: m tin1, mfl.jR jMjtili'- l.ere to'tny. aonounepi 47,500. during German-Bulgaria- n Although the city commissioners and Lethbridge were still sending 145 The forces are that tLe Spanish 8mbasadr.r in Berlin has hand re- During October. hostile mer- Will Be the a FOR WAR COSTS Lat in November, jm:. it was of cars to that Battle Now Transferred battle on a line from el Oprmao povprnment Ktrontf protest Attacks think it is very much to the credit, of the same quota Calgary' chantmen of 30S.5O0 tons have been accepting running aKainpt th deportation iu Belpum. UPSET Counter the Britannic was aver-o- PLANS In ported that fitted had been for months, an f Snegovo, three miles north of Mona- Fierce coming sub- to United Battle of the into or sunk the Leads merchants of that the brought port by States Ottawa out for the Dardanelles as a Calgary two pro- stir. to Hill 1050, southwest of At cars from the Makovo, to the east, of srnr9 five daily marines or boats of Cen- Armaucourt Elsewhere, hospital ship. chief of police has. not been able after torpedo the which is 13 miles Mona- perties. tra Powers or loet to mines. Supreme Court north, ast of the night passed in relative calm. Taxes Will careful to find Drumheller owing stir. of Poland Exuting investigation, any cases R. C. Thomas, who sells Neutral merchantmen 72. Conquest Germans Show What They 26 on and numbering a Force of overeharges during the gas famine, coal, states h" bas cars hand and of 87,500 tons, were sunk because, KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. 22. The Capture Height German r',0 Raided Suburbs com- Think of United cars on order. were Trenches BERLIN, Nov. 22 wireless to To still to hear the the (by Form Structure By they are open they contraband to Adamson was held un Clear law any carrying hour Canadian Can Be Deferred York Shaw has not. been able to eight BERLIN. Nov. 22, wireless to The German by Sayville). capture by People plaint.;; from citizens who think be- enemy. they fret, stock his demand constitutional here today by Judge States any stored, Since the beginning of the war Sayville. British trenches south of forces of a height near Pa.ralova, on For Funds worn unfairly treated when as as his He is Hook, in United Months Score Local Advance Toward Strongly buying ing great receipts. 3.322,000 tons of hostile, shipping, of WiliamC. the States Labassee canal were raided last night the Macedonian front, ten miles north- Many Germans Admit Defenders Are Up oil 22. and about 150 tons an- of offi- Gives Assent to Declaration Putting BY THESE RECORDS coal, or other commodities render- AMSTERDAM. Nov. Dominic I. receiving selling which 2.550,000 tons were English, district court- - by the Germans, the war office east Monastir, is announced Kin? George nounces. Fortified Under Cover of War II. Montreal’s Fort ed necessary by the ga-- s break. Muphy. United States consul general daily. have been lost owing to the war Judge Hook directed' the receivers of cially. Determined for TO TAX PROFITS Objective The matter was discussed at a com- at Sofia, Bulgaria, arrived here, yes- Lott and company, limited, report measures of the Central Towers. A British attack near Serre broke in Conflict. WAR Fight Capital. have 1,500 tons of the Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf rail- Active Uniting Empire European BULLETIN missioners' meeting this morning, and terday, from Stockholm, via Germany. that they briquettes down under the German fire. Artillery From th Hfald'a London Bureau) He went to Stockholm in stock and about 1,500 tons of steam road, who brought the original action 22. 11 Darkness. Oevilish Devices to Kill and led to a talk on prices generally and recently with LONDON, Nov. The official By A, C. CUMMINCS Ottawa, Sept. 'CPP) hiirh cost his wife to visit their De- eo.,1. and soft coal. They have no In this case, to the law from Patrol Activity bulletin on in to- the of living. .Mayor Costello daughter. enjoin the front France and (Copyright By Thi Southam Newipaperal LONG SIEGE of Commons the fact he had a hard coal in stock. 22. NO HONORABLE RETREAT LWOW PREPARES FOR The House Maim Dropped by yaid he was in favor of investigating spite that special WILL TUPPER BE going into effect and to assist the gov- PARIS, Nov. Today's official Belgium, issued today, reads: SEE London, 11 second read- to limit, pass from the German legation at The None of the C.P.R. mines have a on the of the the artil- Sept. day passed through the any complaints of prices ernment in expediting the ca.se to the communication progress "During night enemy Canada's ATTACK ENTERING NEW ZONE Aeroplanes being unduly raised brought to the Hague, it is stated the German autho- hostilities on the western front reads: lery was active against the right of As his troops have been beaten ing a bill to finance supreme court of the United States for $100,-000.00- rities at Warnemunende, treated the been on the our new front of the Anere. "TORCHV" ANDERSON. 11 of 0 attention of the city administration, "There has activity south By who has Budapest, Sept. (AP) war to the extent .M....- - on Ottawa back from Warsaw, Hitler effort N'.m Helen llo thought the should Like the couple iith incivility their way to final decision, and instructed them part of the patrols in the region to North of the river a patrol was driven (From thi Henld'i Burtau) station at. Lwow to- Sto. kliolm. on T GCES 11 A broadcast from the Polish radio after speedily approving Monfries. a Scut, h wht has fullest advantage of the recent ordcr-in-- i and asain the return, through their to invite the the north of the Avre and in Lorraine off." Ottawa, Sept. been flying over the battlefield has Bl'LLETIN iiiire the attorneys of Polish (CP-Hava- otmcii the notwithstanding intervention of declared that after four fighting the army a resolution. 11 rornn from K' .init i n in an inter- - of Dominion govern- of railroad in official Canada moved into the world learned that Britain and France day days preliminary Paris, Sept. Dr. Maurice Kgan, United States representatives every By proclamation "to from some War- view: ment. 10 had forced the German invaders retreat to this to in the war on 10:10 time (1:10 Ottawa time.) full OUawaTseiit. 11 (CP) resistance, French troops on the Mag- Commissioner Garden azree.d with minister Denmark, and also the ? country participate Sunday at Calgary are making preparations for Despite strong "At Buchaicst poisoned sweets and German Mr. SIR HUGHES saw suburbs." -- but Commissioner minister, who assured hearings before the highest court of was dramatic moment when the re- told the inot Westwall Line made advances today along de l’Île Sainte-Hélène were chopped from Herman air- the mayor, Craves But a How he will Minister Ilsley important toys CLAIMED it during casual, three war. Revenue not. .see Murphy that, the treatment accorded the land. This was in the DEATH HAS years A German communique acknowledged for the first be- 12-mi- One of did how the n. SI requested the bombs municipalities army few minutes of a French com- planes. contained him and his occu-agai- Commons' clock pointed to 7:23 p.m., M.S.T. Saturday, that to be seen. de- Canadian Press a a front east the Saar river, army could control tho situation unless wife would not government's motion to dismiss the act remains time that the Polish is a determined after- microbes of every kind of virulent the today army staging started its ra, Sir Have of the railroad, the the made its decision to enter its second' fore the House munique announced tonight. disrasev-chole- diphthenri, scarlet government fixed the prices. They This is the Advice Given by Hibbert's Friends Injunction petition country actually His plan was to conquer Poland fence of war-tim- e to avoid MORE LOCAL Warsaw. noon that the The French command ordered farmers and village folk fever, typhoid. might as we'd go after the farmer who government desiring "pro THREE Great War tieside Great Britain and France. sitting today HIS SON KriXED Started a Little Ottawa and within a few weeks, then offer communique said "Polish artillery of every cali down to- - of across the border from Basel. St.' "M. .loncscue prr .it the is getting three prices for his grain, he RRANPON. Man.. Nor Chief of the British War longed, unnecessary scattered liti some find Today's would be brought to leave the town St. Louis, im ha- - nf xhc count- - In this half minute of destiny men may day the budget cf ; he i e.,r; ,.f sweets said. r.sselninf lertiv.. n"w;. 1..lib freu gation, through the hearing of terms to the allies and if bre opened fire from eastern sections of Warsaw against our is between the and Jura mountains on the analysis ,,in. vv..iiDl!. of tii M'n. Lieut. Ls.M'lniert. Authorities Boom For Him moment of this peace morrow. Louis Vosges valley which looketl I'he vt.Mti .r:!!!.es The mayor said hp less similar suits filed by every rail MEN AT THE FRONT most in the history young country. They waiting "n ' important was . in these were rejected to garrison troops lying in the western part of the city." 11 route into Germany through the Burgundian gate.. It reported were ma.b.' i f chlotlde f hit;. solicitor's as to the , system in every federal district the without demonstration. (CP) M.ti.y te city repor ?P"eil Disrt,-;- (n HraM. Mrs. J. R. It passed western wall so strong- was 2:10 a.m. Ottawa, Sept. the area could be flooded by off charges' children ate them ...,,1 ,j. exact nature of the IjOXDON", Nov. 22. The war office United States through which their Alex. Costigan, 232 Fourteenth Germany's ' The Polish report broadcast at p.m. (b:10 on touching dynamite already powers conferred CASUALTIES LISTED 22 A Privates Foster, in n OTTAWA, Nov. boom has run." Joseph avenue east, that Canada shouldered arms silence. and A resolution appeared today "One morning afi. r an ,.:r mid hv the order-i- council. He in- - announces that all Christmas parcels lines her son, Capt. Frank ly that, as he hoped, British set in dikes the Rhine near the town. had 3 M.S.T.) votes and along :! i s l.i dis- been started for is in No. in that casual moment, Parliairrent decided that way them- the House of Commons UriilK pen. as. strewn about sfructe.l the solicitor to communicate. IN LONDON TODAY for tho troops in France should be Sir Hibbert Tupper Farmer and Earl Wilson Costigan, general hospital. Qut French troops would batter The Lwow 220 miles southeast of Warsaw A Le Treport, with wounds in the station, about for the expenditure of the streets. soldier picked tip one with Ottawa and obtain full particu- - patched as early as possible, and should to succeed Sir Sam Hughes as minis- gunshot was forward. It burned its bridges; it marched toward the selves to it. proceedings 11 tnet.-- Have Been Slain head and face. He left here with the pieces against said the heart of but to Paris, Sept. (CP) and was unscrewing the when lars of the measures to be j to The in no cae be forwarded later than the German planes were bombing Warsaw, sums not exceeding $100,000,000 taken by tSperul CMe Culguy Hrald) ter of militia. Whether it is anything 60th Eoal from which there is no honorable retreat. All these calculatipns are now heavily-entrenche- d it exploded. T! r. t of les were the when cases first week in December. If despatched battalion, and had been in the The French and German armies serves to contain 250 fingrs cltr coming within the According to Copyright Act) did not casualties, of the war (RegiitPTd more than boom is de- estimate during order-in-counc- i! i a by his friends trenches for three months No recorded vote lies on the record. Officially it was the Poland's is neither defray expenses 100-mil- e blown off," provisions of the were later, it is stated, delivery by Xmas upward of upset. army ends struck at ends of a sector between the 22. limi- TODAY'S LIST IS before was hit. A Warsaw broadcast two hours earlier had indicated the the current fiscal year which opposite brought to Its notice. LONDON. Nov. Todays day is not probable. Transport Is not apparent, but his name is being he rnanimous decision of a of men whose has weighed feated nor dispirited. It is still PRIVATE body duty Polish still was defence lines of the March 31. Rhine and Moselle rivers on the western front. casualties consist of 14 officers, of ted. Senders can materially assist the prominently mentioned in political SOMEWHAT HEAVIER JOSEPH FOSTER, who bf back. Indeed army holding the capital. next today 22 2.342 on them since of last week, when they took capable hitting be under TWO MEATLESS DAYS whom are dead, and men. military authorities by despatching left Cargary with the 82nd battalion heavily Thursday The money is to spent The communique from the French general 477 circles. in the conquest of Toland may be a The Warsaw radio said German morning IN of whom are dead. The prin- early. last May, has been officially reported their seats special session. of in council, for was the EACH FOR SOLDIERS BRUISED One would be en- off. At worst the Polish bombs had fallen in Pilsudski authority orders staff announced the front generally quiet during WEEK FRANCE cipal resriments suffering are the Every officer and man will receive difficulty that his Ernest Clarke and John Gray killed in action. His wife and three The amendment from two Liberals was brushed long way secur- on n Quebec into the following purposes: The night, but that French troops had succeeded in making a COLLAPSE OF STAMD King's Liverpools. Queen's Worce- an extra ration of plum pudding trance would necessitate the resigna- small children are at present residlni,-i- troops can retreat Eastern the war minis- wel- Are Both Listed en- Bside without a recorded vote. Only the mover and the sec Square, ringed by Canada's War Duty order and PARIS. Nov. 22. Two rne.vless ,;.0s ster. C'lmhridtre. Royal West Kent. Christmas day. tion of Hon. Martin Burrcll as minis- Socialist Opposition in Secret Among Albert Park subdivision. He and the ity, defence, peace, "local advance" under cover of darkness. Lieut.-Co- Poland for the winter keep mil- 1 York Field listed in l. when called for vote. Warsaw a week Thursday and i'riday--- ere Thr- r.ihk nnd file of the Cllth bat'almn and Lanes, and Royal re- Lowry's unit ondcr stood the Speaker the It requires in hos- try, foreign ministry, fare of Canada. new zone of on eastern end of a in- in ter of agriculture and a cabinet Session Came to the Wounded big Nazi armies mobilized Hotel Ottawa, Sept. 11 (CP) Their attack was the decided upon by the cabinet today at. v;i. vrry badly biokt:n up .in1 Fcanrtd Artillery. Today's list of killed The reference to the "first week Nought shortly after its authorization, and live members to demand formal division. itary headquarters and the The conduct of naval, military - at. when a December" as the desirable organization. Those behind the Tup-pe- r standing tile territory for months. Canada's initial contribution line from the Plateau of Bitche down into Germany's pala- a meeting which i;e food sappiy temporary irran1stand cludes the only son of another latest date on the Vote trained with the regiment, in this city lacked ex- Europjski where many foreigners in or beyond was exba at Victoria park collapsfl unrier th Sec.-L- t. T. W. for forwarding parcels probably refers boom that Mr. Burrell was to over- If the fateful Saturday in this great stone pile As see it here, and air operations question ustive'.y discussed. of thf Threnv a minister, Russell, propose go Though there a lull in local previous the departure for military experts before war started. toward effective It was also decided tii the weight battalion. Wet" Duhlin son of the to England. The Dominion post office seas. In he was into held solemn stayed Canada. J.7K7777T7777777777777771 prohibit number of men tr the pround in a tumMe Royal I'usiliers, to the senate, and that Donald Suther- 22. there an England drafted it its moments. the main would then have in s- PARIS. Nov. The chamber of depu- casualties yesterday, is quite citement, fighting with Great Britain the second of fresh pastry r.ik. .m.l rolls of broken lumber and limns. A of the of department has for some time beeen another Canadian battalion, and cross- Casualties Unknown Promoting the continuance of prisoners of war. making tangled department land, member for South Oxford, suc- ties l3.t r.ight adopted a bill with three sol- was moment Rt. to the Western of men suffered from 19. of providing increase today Early in the afternoon there that when to be transferred Great War will involve' safe- com- and fancy broad. The smallest loaf n'imber bad agriculture for Ireland, aged urging quick despatch Christmas for the taking of the census of Calgary ed to France only two months ago. inter- trade, industry and business of two limbs, and onp man receivedbrur;, ceed him as minister of agriculture, conscripts. diers listed among the dead and others Hon. of But neither the The report, will be that weight. I p- -i Frederick Kelly, goods. The deha'e was marked th obstruc- to official notification Arthur Mcighen, veteran Canada's last war Front. Siegfried fragmentary the of Canada poinds - a r.ct Capt. Septimus by i According the cabinet, security bad wrvtt.r inter-len'io- guarding means of "a!p there TVe thus preserving nntarir.'s representa- of n wounded. Private 2- num- whether by Crackers and k'.ndred .,'HHes. a- -r Naval tive tactics the Socialists, the reported Joseph he was lines can be broken static, said a munications, dry fa M'i ties, ..n Royal Volun'eer reserve, c! slain on November his fellow senators in silent as called on all nor Maginot rupted by large and the British and French pos- e :o-n- ard t' in'?; cf F.riand. held attention he war eharacrer wmi pr ui This he . d;ty killed in 13. was NOTED DIVINE DEAD tion. T'reniier and finally, Foster, of Albert Park, has pa the y of were in the insurance or indemnity against ipivniiix. ..f action, Xov. the im- a fleniand for a seerer session. Private Foster came to Caiga.-- without a tremendous ber persons square, in North "fli'-'-- TV.'! ;ii wjinr: However, despite this boom, the by The and Alex who his great power of language to declare the conviction that through sessions the Atlantic, what- ikfs permitted. on Hif'.). famous i'xford and Henley oars- TOFEKA, Kas Nor, 22. The .h amber sat in a price, Private Farmer, about five years ago from risk in other manner 'JP-.- w .a- - dtath becret for short time, Cheshire, A but did not mention casualties. or any bartaljo?. b?ih,c ;p on the- FU. Miils-paug- is current in political circles was is deadlock may ensue, to Minister - won of Rev. A. pression du- previously reported missing, with struggle. according Prime feaff-ddin- man, and th Diamond Sculls early today Frank and then resumed the public sitting, England, and worked at the Western Canada s path lay Britain. in soever. HIS BIRTHDAY and of diocese of that Hem. A. E. Kemp will he the new which now to have his Hitler. German broadcasts s. offii-cr- p tw-v- 1902 bishop the Kansas ring the debate became tumultous staled surrendered but time is picked up Mackenzie Va-'- i ; tho the of and inOj. Also the Canada Flour Mills, for the There was no no in the against King. BOMB. v'i Niv. ; ; oc- ro'ir.d. in front of the Protestant Episcopal church, at minister. Sir Robert Borden returned at times. Deputy Pierre a So- E. 421 greater hesitation, qualification, burning Polish forces Includes Special Warrants sixtv-seeor- .i of 1905. Bnon, life. Private Earl Wilson, en- Germany is suffering Budapest boasted that with that will casion Of the hitilriav ef their men, riclit. where dmv would rail; Steward's Cup in his Topeka home removed an cialist, was of use of part of the time and up until his of Mr. already Synchronized of mea- in of ihe j outstanding to Ottawa at noon today and will at finally deprived the Eleventh has also words Meighen. They were simple, direct, deep. He of were the end" and that The carrying out any Pese Benedict, today his holiness re them, the muzzle, machine, WINDERMERE. figure inAthe church in whrh he servedA the floor for intemperate The street, Hillhurst, listment in the 82nd. He was M from the heavy strain war pre- "nearing be the and of ceived messages of from' when 'he collapsed, fl1 In once take up the matter of a suc- language. been killed In action. training dispatch tongraiulation Consequently and ecclesiastical circles of Kansas and s confidence In gov- leaned his face to the There were sures deemed necessary or advis U of worM. file TI strong the forward, suffered. O slightly She has encircled only the rank and Speaker. parations and, restrictions. "many troops already Canadian airmpn overseas (see parts ;ta the nation. cessor. ernment"k"r was shown by a vote of 4M to 24. Official word has been receivedLateby City(ContinuedEditionon Page Five) no in his Each word was to able by the governor in council in superfluities language. weighed, no financial and economic reserves. are beginning surrender." story on Page 16) and assurance 1 I I con- of the existence of a Bimed to his goal. He spoke as if he were engraving his words The Nazi air force is huge but has Germans announced the of a of food and muni- consequence be- supply to jA of of war; warrants on steel. its weaknesses, as the Spanish war tinued bombing highways tions to the allies. state special PRICE FIVE CENTS ALBERTA, TUESDAY, JULY 1962 FORTY-TW- O PAGES A in the Com- - is be- and Lwow on the total amount of $16.4"4.120 is CALGARY, 3, little later, green showed. In short, Germany tween Lublin the The of an expedition- .ill question A lumbering, smiling giant of a Warsaw to Ru- sued on or since Aug. 25, 1939, un Tnons chamber at the other end ginning at the point which the main route from ary force has not yet arisen and 1917. are cler section 25 of the consolidated of the building, there rose another man, Lapointe commanded love Kaiser did not reach until mania. While there probably according to the prime minister these revenue and audit act, 1931, to b H great figure of Canadian Parlia and respect in all corners of the Cities some troop movements along will be decided in the and Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. BBS 9 June 1962 May Bomb Open light in the .said sum of ment. Hon. Ernest Lapointe ..sat mouse. highways, they also are thronged of hostilities and the included The upshot of all this is likely to character in opposition with his old chiel, 'I hate war w ith all my heart as a with refugees seeking safety. needs of the allies. of 1914. be that Hitler may decide, was to an all-da- y With permission also empower- Laurier, in the days and conscience but in soul Warsaw subjected On October 1, 1914, a total of I my to his inhuman il he rose from his parallel tank and ing the governor-in-counc- to raise i fRENC4 On Saturday and conscience I cannot take any to transfer the war airplane, artillery 33,000 men sailed from Canada, 3 X a h 1 at the of the min- course." warfare, attack, Sunday as invading Ger by way of loan under the provisions troops T y place right prime other In those words the allies into one bf savage forerunners of a force which ENENTRAT f against he-fo- of Consolidated Revenue and Audit r 3 ister. As minister of justice, he is the made man armies tried to take the capi re Y ' J Quebec veteran clear of open cities in the hope eventually reached 450,000 of JAAR BASIN l ff1 right-han- d man of his leader. Po- bombing tal the Warsaw radio tated Act, 1931, such sums or sums 3 early the first Great War ended. ROM THESE NANCY , Eight-Cana- of the civilian popula- he has wielded the Please Turn To Page da See frightening money, not exceeding in the whole f tJt' oils litically mighty today. tion into submission. the sum of $100,000,000, as may bo jfflMl power of Quebec. at War Heavy Bombardment However, Britain's preparations horrors for the battered capital's for the purpose of de- are al- Vaclav required and mobilizations for war Polish Staff Captain population, swollen by refugees to the aforesaid expenses, the months ahead of broadcast German fraying ready eighteen that 2,000,000 people, as the German principal and interest of any such 1914. had bombarded the II what they were in August, heavy artillery army's siege of the City went into loan to be a charge upon and pay- Munitions Anti-aircra- Step Up preparations and city from dawn to dusk and that its third day and the Southeastern able out of the consolidated rev- I Dep't a coast defences, so greatly lacking German, tanks had attacked the Polish city of Lwow prepared for a enue fund. U and In U now are droves. U Ottawa, Sept. 11 (CP) year ago, complete city similar siege. IJ Doctors in Saskatchewan 40 By CHARLES BISHOP Prime Minister Mackenzie King said today in the House of ready, and slowly but surely the Earlier the radio said air Over both the Warsaw and will be dur- Ottawa, Sept. 11 Commons that a bill to create a of munitions and submarine menace sup- raids were made on the city high-pitche- d ' ministry supply Lwow radios came repeated is estimated the taxes will be would be introduced.' ' ' the It pressed. ing day. screams of air raid sirens more in the nature of MOSLfMS CELEBRATE announce- - The indeed, be as much said Polish enlargement Some Mr. King made the war may, Captain Lipinski of mo- de- and sometimes the whines of sources than the cre- of ft the present Practising a of civilians' endurance batteries had tYient in the course of an outline he test tors of could be ones. It was proposed to bring In as of the prow- which diving planes ation of new hardship and death 15 German bombers t House of be stroyed heard. Will Tax Excess Profits-Mos- gave the legislation to legislation dealing with war char ess of fighting men. Because of fell into proper and its the city of both is 1960 ses- men al- - defend- Announcers said civilians notable, it understood, down at the present ities in addition to meas- this factor, British public suburbs, and declared the 'Sm Leader brought other cities, including aged men and will be the excess profits (ax above Algerian Despite Boycott ures which be announced ers had captured many Germans, sion. might Please Turn To Page Two See women and little children, were reasonable returns on investment later, "including the crews of two tanks BULLETIN At the same time the prime min- helping their soldiers to fight back and production costs. Any profits Procedure would be put through Hitler's Scheme which were destroyed." ister, after to the strug- the attackers. connected with the war will be SASKATOON (CP) Two Saskatchewan doctor to- strike for 30 days after referring amendments to the Combines In- The attack had been under way Staves Off now in and Earlier the Polish army general largely diverted to the public Coup launched action a declaration gle proceeding Europe, vestigation Act, the War Appro- 19 hours when Captain Lipinski day legal seeking that mid- declared in a radio treasury. By J. R. WALKER Canada's formal declaration of Act, the Canadian Pat- Late Flashes came on the air shortly after headquarters Southam News Servlct Saskatchewan Medical Cart Insurance Act it ultra priations broadcast "our soldiers are fight- Income taxes in all but the lower The two black lines In German are or arms of (Herald Copyright! of riotic Fund then the night. territory parts of participation, asked members- Act, budget, and a brackets will be subjected to a per- the line, sometimes but at other times miles ALGIERS The putsch o( vires the provincial legislature. Charities Act and the The Warsaw announcer on the ing valiantly making great Siegfried merging attempted Algerian the House to with the the War act ' increase for war as Vice-Preside- before the captain said the defence on all fronts." centage purpose. apart around the Saar basin. Some of the Saar territory pro Mohammed Ben Bella and his colonels DON McGILLIVRAY government so there would be no respecting a department of muni- Train air will to this THt By Airplane was an inferno of bursting Feel Pinch of Hunger The increase apply trudes in front of the line from area captured. has failed. A IHerald Southam News Servict in "organizing Canada's war tions and supply, and an act to capital the tax collectable apparently CO Copyightl (irlay and that the screams of In another broadcast a speaker year's income, of to in cl forts." amend the Salaries Act. Technicians Here bombs, next tinate area, betw een the Little Saar river and Vosges Moun- Under the weight popular disinterest, the presence J REGINA Cracks were beginning appear the be heard identified as Starzinskl said year. wounded and dying could Mayor and the of solid of Saskatchewan doctors as went 11 (CP) the described us excise duties on tohaeco tains. 1 of the "fence" pressure Egypt's Nasser and front today they Edmonton, Sept. between blasts. city's population, Higher counter-attack- s, ft old was and liquor may be an- Earlier German which the French V, 1 Tunisia's the at into the third of their strike the Training of possibly 400 air- The Germans were said to have "mostly people," beginning production Bourguiba, day against province's were to have turned with di- 1 into the who ticipated. reported back bayonets, were JJP'ri d'etat the ,.. medicare plan. technicians at the Provin- spies city tempted coup by V.. the Saskatchewan plane "parachuted Please Turn To TwoSee information is that ; were raeeed and bearded." Page The advance rected against the western end of the line from the Saar liberation But as evidence of some doctors in Russia Moves Reserves cial Institute of Technology at the sales tax will not be increased. Algerian army BIRTH OF NATIONS. practising spite The station described a day of Fighting in Toland basin, where French troops staged their first advance. of the Saskatchewan ct is under negotiation be- of the forces involved Cutbacks sympathizers, lost its best Map locates the republic the strike, accumulated, College Calgary Identity CALGARY SHRINERS AT CEREMONY. Members of the Al Azha- - tween the provincial government remained a military secret, but it reinforced bodies of troops as thi Temple opportunity during Monday of Rwanda and the king- Physicians and Surgeons4 Western Frontier of in Exhi- Toward and military authorities, it was was understood the French divi- second week the campaign was of Calgary, line the pool at Exhibition Pork Toronto's Canadian National night. dom of Burundi which talked tougher than ever, in launched. bition (top1 to Mr. Justice Marshall in- reported today. to Initiate sions mentioned a communique grounds watch their Impend Potentate, After an all night celebration became and repeal of the Moscow, 11 (AP) decision is Britain Unwilling Bombing on separate demanding Sept. While final pend- Saturday for a "brilliant attack" Movements Broadening Out Porter, light the eternal flame at a peace monument. Lower, shows Imperial Won't Hit of almost hysterical proportions nations Sun- Act before Cut reserve Moscow bound it is understood dependent Medicare the City Thousands cf troops poured through today ing, that the was a famous Great War infantry .Movements also were broadening Potentate Porter (left) and Deputy - Imperial Potentate, George M. Klepper, by the Moslems in Algiers and were trie Be- Soviet Russia the time disclosed has indicated its will- day. They would negotiate to for the West after for first officially province In Cities unit. out, with whole woods, heights and light underwater natural burned to turn on an eternal flame, Idea of some swift actions by the pro- UN college to colors. to a number Of Civil Population Enemy gas Sunday. lgian administered end the ! that reservists had been called the ingness train large It was believed that by now the villages at stake, where earlier the is to remind of need for tolerance. The shriners are visional government, the cap- Ruanda dispute. is rail- flame everyone holding trust territory of re- Toca dvinr nffirinl nnwo fl ppnrv. of these technicians. It pro- 11 (AP) ques. A bombing raid on war ma- France to have its airdromes, British expeditionary force also operations were aimed ital of the new Algeria today Premier Woodrow Lloyd n Half London, Sept. be- against their annual convention in Toronto this week. (AP Photofax) Pen Work and Urundi. that classes be rail- factories and had had time to battle posi- in a radio Medical Care Insurance posed organized, terials roads, highways take front line trenches and boxes. welcomed the plied sharply talk announced that "in connection with What to be a logical an- manufacturing plants, pill provisional presi- Expresses each being succeeded by another appears roads and docks and come for enemy bombs, tions. ', Aerial scouts back in dent Ben Khedda from his that tbe government is German-Polis- h Italy highways, targets brought re. Cutbacks government ready the war which is its course is com- - swer to pacific "war is the as training the strangely military airdromes all legitimate To be considered, however, Operations, confined largely to ports that. German troop move spending announced last week headquarters in Tunis. to negotiate at any time but a more and more wido. for Hitler has in contact advance show assuming Support pleted. in the air" in Western Europe "military objectives" in or around fact that "military objectives" by guards on both will not affect the decision to AID REQUESTED striking doctors "callous Crisis and character," the 11 (AP) im- Britain are far more vulnerable sides the first week of the Please Turn To Page Two Set Burundi for the welfare of By threatening Rome, Sept. cropped out in the eight days since Paris or London would bring during proceed with the $4,000,000 Not only did Khedda and his disregard the Soviet called reservists in So are those in were to be LLOYDMINSTER, Sask. had up Italy today exhibited increased Marler Resigns Britain entered the mediate reprisals in kind. than Germany's. war, reported involving On Western Front Alberta Drumheller penitentiary, The ministers move people." (CP) the Ukraine, White Russia, Lenin- France and France. Almost since the Nazis swiftly Monday an into the Medical service as usual or toward her axis part- Ottawa, Sept. 11 (CP) That would bring homo to the Herald learned today. to complete their to Meanwhile, inquest Kalinin and Urel partiality conflict. in defen- plan fly Der-houso-ff service was grad, Moscow, Hon. Sir. K.C. an was came to power Germany, An source close to here this Becomes death of old Carl emergency today ner, Herbert Marler, and British German people that enemy Ottawa afternoon, but they of military districts. Germany. Wash- On both German in sive machinery against air raids World was to reopen July 23. separated only by the width run-rin- M.G., Canadian minister the West. Minister Davie FrUton asked the French to continue to trains were g at striking Rpundjhe Justice in Many regular Although Mussolini kept secret has sides, the reason probably is as has been in the making. The baby died Sunday of what a street this city which ington, resigned owing to command t said the Drumheller peniten- keep their troops and electrified a late as a result of the west- The German high German war materials factories was as menin- straddles the Saskatchewan-Ai-bert- his plans and continued a policy Prime Minister Macken- much political as it is military. As wants to the Mishaps and other new institutions fence in operation the later diagnosed ward movement of troops. While all intents liquidate and hidden. Military tiary along Free State before his couid boundary. of neutrality in the European war, zie King announced in the House of for the French, the considerations the are scattered are business" be- Tunisian and borders to gitis parents Bill passed providing care most of reservists wvre in uni- Polish campaign quickly at are without dis- "fairly urgent Libyan a This doctors are the tl.( controlled Fascist press prais- Commons He said a succes- military. airdromes easily Normandie Will Not Return I of conditions in 40,000 in USUMBURA, Burundi (Reut reach doctor. community's are Ger- crowded FLN wore clothes as today. likely entirely front and in the minds of the cause prevent troops of both form, some civilian it described as in is tinguishable paved runways. Hang- low- ON STRIKE members the Alberta ed what efficiency sor would be at once. War the air certainly going Anti-aircra- other Canadian those countries from The was boarded the trains. appointed man people. ft 15 prisons. entering ers) Belgian flag on and Saskatchewan of they Invasion of Poland. Recon- ars are underground. Claim Sun-r'.s- Doctors went strike Satur- Colleges ' of Germany's on in Western Europe. Ger- "We don't anticipate any Algeria. In addition of course, ered in silence here "Cash and Carry" Trade If, as. has been rumored, defence has been brought to a high To Until stony - offermg Physicians and Surgeons. With tended to ridicule attack and pursuit War Over in Khedda saw day midnight, crdy Russia Newspapers Sommerville Well Up naissance, Intends to declare itself for Europe A man who cutback long ago that his debut continued strengthening the absence aloft and many point of perfection. Calgary died major ptnitentiary as the Congo's tiny neigh emergency voluntary, unpaid the of medical care in un- Britain and France for 11 (CP) planes are fighting, day is sub- at the inform- men were placed in her western frontier. It was Chicago, Sept. after, and if, Poland The same were taken in Unltfd in a construction all." major became 34 the HCHALDlarge-scal- e offensive on the peace steps (By Prnt) vehicle of bor state of Burundi service through hospitals. Saskatchewan, complexity 76 THE CAlGAnYre- of a Wed . Juty 7, 1976 vet- and night. on its Majesty's service or those specific- single mishap ant said. centres control in Algeria derstood the government was Ross Somerville, expl- dued, a restraining hand and but much of the situation was and Brit-ni- n (Sandy) But also without exception, Britain France, New York, Sept. 11 near River while Ben Bella was after 37 of They refuse to work ur,Jer the multiplied. Western Front charged mean- by the ia spending independent years Lloyd-minste- certain in eran from long-rang- e in the ally permitted ministry, High Sunday Fulton is on vacation and Dr. M. r, quisitioning supplies shotmaster London, bombing squadrons later. n Mr. which J. Dickcut of had violated of Bel- osive-laden bombers on The 83,000-to- French liner over Canada Cana- was 15 Alberta resid- five in a French act provides Canada's large quantities, especially sugar. neutrality Ont., burned up the front nine of time might put Hitler in a more Will he "lightning war" from prohibited and among could not be reached for direct years prison Belgian trusteeship medi- said Alberta residents the Netherlands and Den- missions are conspicuous by Normandie, queen of the seas, was dian waters. Scheduled during the civil war. in first compulsory, prepaid Plie moved to put her foreign trade gium, the North Shore golf links with a strategic position politically than the air, advocated by the famous trans, ents killed during the comment. No European took part the cal insurance. aie receiving nedicai mark, their absence. tied up today in New York's Hud- services have been Public for Ben Khed- Col. R. regular on a virtual "cash and carry" 33 today and although he finished he would be If London and Paris Italian tactician, General Dnuhet, port granted Dominion holiday-weekend- A week ago Sunday, following support ceremonies, except E. services, while their Saskatche- Fascist For years, the world has waited son river for the duration of the for Day The editor, ? but da and the GPRA, on-I- basis. authoritative falteringly, his 71 put him close had felt the ravages of bombs. come eventually in this conflict permission flights all other the June 13 federal election, the provisional Henninquiau, high Belgian rep (Sc i For More wan neighbors are v based on pre-payment "next war" to with of Pg obtaining Bri- wrote in La Voce for the begin war and her crew more thnn were warned to S200,-000.0- which Tunisia's now The Soviet press asserted Viiginio Gayda, to the early leaders in the first "mili- As for Britain, the leaflet "raids" All that military observers will pilots obtain per- government announced a government, resentative and Medicare Details) emergency service. Gamesto ceremoniesmass bombing raids against 1,000 was en route home to be- charge tain had cancelled production of D'ltalia that Britain appeared round of the U.S. amateur cham- a could go themselves to is the state- join mission before starting flight into Traffic accidents claimed 4 cutback in spending President Bourguiba gave d'affaires. REAL TEST Olympic in and around over Germany hardly commit objectives" extrovagonzathe forces. Moored and be these neutral states tary hand-in-hnn- fighting Canada. 12 of crisis and the active efforts The strike action was not lathes pressesMONTREALordered by the Openingfighting ttittl reremoniepionship.why more llian fl billion wa bring prnl on thelite Game d Eightywithwhilebombingbird raids.tinement,fur eat"Anyh nationsinceat war,ihe driven Kitutrita MasMtoe, Montreal dfii,''ter specializing in the lives of cause an economic Monday, There was a more cordial at Dr. Dickout said provisions con-(CI) and warned great cities as, indeed, present year firt nearby was the Cunard White Star persons, under A sur- Soviet. A Tass statement37 rether thanwillGermanyflingaboul million. when Montreal had tut would be difficult to to the wall and desperate, will stop said the total of 31 is bel- which also resulted in devalua- way today by Nasser's in Kigali, capital of complete. government of emergency service for Sas- fur the Olympic Game tot II manywar didotherin need,Poland. Polish cities It modern Olympic wereprofessheld in lie will be released linprfilm and theatre secondrootumes, treatedLondon, 11 drownings 2, and gas Ali niosphere showed 23 actions of them to be Queen Mary, g largest Sept. (UP) of dollar. ministers, to work that at resklc-nt- cluded "the English firms vigilant. in an effort to snatch tifM-nin- July 1976 tion the Canadian Sabry of vey hast caus- for the German at the other trust territory katchewan were I GermanMrBoat frowned areand said he wa and scarred by friendship Ihe people nothing ouifll fur the and for t he Game organizing committee said was re- ChantignyExploded deeply gouged "Vandalied" during itfeoi ballet" and dancer will be rolunted ship afloat, whose British crew oftinningPrimeteremmiir,Minister Neville Cham- ieved one govm-nmcTi- out a with Ben not as em- - and British government organs are The attitude of theTueday,press and for results from a popu- victory from defeat." responsible Wednesday the rapprochement Rwanda, schoolgirls hospitals designated ing no problem w ill be Copenhagen,Ihe Sept. 11 (AP) warplnne bombs. inhope l 7.")0 sailed for home, on Bella in to where were today blowing up trade between the U.S. flected to a considerableufO-I- l extent renin-nit-, at quKoiiMfl, lung whiteto i lasit Greek Thetylelone to the.absence Saturday berlain writfur message yesterdayter-rmon- death. work on new projects in Libya, has helued chanted cha cha ergency centres operating the real test. Jatque Virion, director general for re The newspaper But it was not Warsaw that men lace running shelter. gown,exception Mr, said although all muic ihe opening stopped "independence CopenhagenMore 20 of the costume to be worn long-rang- e aboard the Georgia to former President.. Edounrd tin the balance towards Ben as staffed by local doc- S.R. and England." cmong the populace. lhatt by Nor could express a of bombing raids In Robert Fulton. 29, early tender stages. cha" during their independence usual, The hospital is in Saskatche- uli a ncwa conference thai S.ooo people would Berlingske Aftenavis reported thought of when 1hey picturedpnicfthe Germany Including trumpet Rones ofhaCzecho-Slovak-been pre recordin Wallace of who decided to con- per in Ihe were on in a of have been Britishwill fanfare, which 23 3Glh died The Drumheller penitentiary Khedda. tors had therefore un- I11 11 pant errcmonie horrors ofdisplay, aerial In a new sympatheticTeen agerunderstandingdame payingWesternhomageEnrnpe to alhleiet Ave. N.W., about ceremonies. wan, administered Newark,formN.J.,t Sept.Ihe '4 (UP)hour New York, Sept.alone, (UP) today that a German torpedo warfare d ed. Ihe will11 said:with the"We look cam- opening ceremony Knur lo be freaturt-- Ihe while German to military objectives near Washington,niuuianSept. play(t:P)alonghe tape, forward, 6 when the It an elpction issue in the (However, an Associated its tinue normal practice. der the Saskatchewan The goodwill Radiocasts ' from boat indamea Germanpresentationmine Europeanare conflict. It was London,at France'swear positionsporty blue and whileflightsoutfit, of p.m. Sunday car he The tiny village had first Hospital Japanese airplane! intercepted cxplodrd on Sea outlet of the Kiel The Canadian minister of trans- through the triumph the princi in the Bow River constitu- Press that the Only two emergency centres clin A note Sat-- 1 wa Introduced a 13 bombs are exploding French the North was missed a curve paign dispatch says traffic in as diplo- Insurance scheme, but the arrived from Chicagoof discord London said at Ihe endthat of6.000 que,field offGameTrcllcborg.opening,Sweden,along withBerlingy mnauand Paris.from Orchestral muie wa taped lastwhichweekendwc haveby niui driving on in jam history North Battleford and universal coverage. roomrie, "ffippon yesterday soil behind the front lines. Canal. Germany has port notified the civil aeronautics pie for taken up the miles ency is to be built ths threat of a civil war hangs the world Vorkton and ic of the doctors is in lion . Slovaknew crossed intoa with an loss ofin 10 lives. From Germany's standpoint,ISO the far both apparently highway four west of mats from ail over eight unlay, completingperiodapproximatelyfollowing the desertersconferencehad when quc 13estimatedmusician an international art helra and sing Torch Mrier. maleis and female,1o willmakebe tlad in tlan in the orchestrathat who ofwill be into Montrealthe relief duringof the theCzech i fiscal The Herald was over Mutinous reported any rush of 34.000-mil- e has On the side, bren unable authority Saturday flight arm?, High vehicle year, Algeria. guer- from all of patients Alberta. 8.(100 mil 'R of lis scheduled Loul Hungary and had been detained by A Grrnian trawler rescued some 'var at the West wall scarcely military Germany retaliatory River. His crashed and Negroes parts lioner aked Chantlgny, committee pre thief, m. while hort and T shirtor trimmedto wlib blue, all and musicianthose in Hitwhopeoplewill nutfrombeforeign domination," down told today. rillas toyal to Ben Bella were in for the emergency treatment So. Dr. Dickout round-the-worl- than Britain visits England. ceremony except and for d of the crew. been mentioned in the communi no more anxious aircraft, present. an embankment the territory crowded the said, Albeys flight. the Hungarian authorities. he The site for the institution has outside A- during the long weekend. was pronounced dead on arrival reported massing celebrations. residents are obtaining regular film V been selected and is being pur- Regina General Hospital, the J ; j ; at High hospital. lgiers.) Under trusteeship the hospital treatment eieethe if j River Belgian in the province, chased this year. And in after an even- was known as Ruanda-Urund- i, largest report- and otherwise while the peo- Mr. Fulton's companion, Algeria, territory ed half its 730 beds John ing of some tension, among the but both countries now empty. ple in Saskatchew an world only 'M V ''tt Perkins of 1140 Regal 4V - Executive director Charles Bar- Technician strike Cres., - provisional executive al the ad- have assumed their African be handled on an emergency Israeli not was tin ton said Sunday was the quiet- injured. yr ministrative capital of Rocher names. basis. Montreal was host est day in his experience with ' Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. lltltMlllltlllltlllltlllllllllllllllllillll Shriners Nuir outside Algiers, which an- In recent weeks there was a We're standing behind the only 17 admissions and 27 dis- Canadian Pres) ticipated attack, there appears mass exodus of Europeans from college." he said. At to be too much enthusiasm for both because charges. People to the least 95 Canadians died territories they The nnrmailv admlLs brought hospital holi- and to sup- hospital were questioned if lived in could during the Dominion Day 1-- I independence peace fear another Congo. thry players and about 75 cases With Mos- discharges disrupt weekend. Wow port an uprising by the Saskatchewan or Alberta, ha day of the V a day. Many patients not and the , t A lem colonels. said, same question Canadian Press survey of Anti-Fascis- ill had been ; t ts seriously discharg- would be asked at the Alberta accidental during CHANTING MOSLEMS deaths the ed before the medicare striks clinic- - J s three day weekend showed Parade Algiers itself has been in a guarded 4 ' y Big Dr. Dickout said the doctors there 57 traffic h- state of : were fatalities r mass celebration for Riot In London FIRST TRAGEDY TORONTO Se- i 4 - vNN TORONTO Ten thou- were rushed for the last six ICT) 4 coverage and 33 drownings. The (CP) two days and nights with col- Yorkfon was the location of survey weeks resi- k MONTH HAL Tec hnician ed from 6 i'f sand Shriners today LONDON Police bat- by Saskatchewan curity for the ' (CP) by covers the period j visiting"" umns of c?rs and trucks over- (AP) what be marked up as the lracti A p.m. work-boun- may I to the 1976 Summer d Torontonians tled with an mob dents soccer team being ir 1 Teleglobe Canada decided Tuesday night to launch Friday to midnight Monday. gave loaded with chanting Moslems Sunday agry first tragedy of the strike. Mr. a headache but de- to break up Brit- treated following com- which oversea television The toll of road deaths was commuting roaring about the main streets threatening and Mrs. Peter Derhousoff no- a strike might disrupt sidewalksful of pedes- ain's first Fascist rally since Adenauer In Paris di- far 40 lighted shouting "Algerie Musalmane" ticed their baby was sick on mando raid last weekend of the Hut refused Ui abovt the predicted by and children the Second World War. PARIS West Ger- 1980 coverage Olympics. they trians vacationing in that pulsating beat that feat- and on Sunday tried (Reuters) the Saturday in whith more than loo Canadian Highway Safety w ith a man Chancellor Adenauer met vulge the date of their walkout. Council. on a two-da- y boisterous parade ured "Algerie Francaise" and The crowd, screeching "down to medical advice by tele- Last year, ." get airline the heart of the city. with stormed a thin President rie Gaullp today for hijacked Dominion Day through every auto horn beating with phone from the hospital at d paen. holiday, Na- on the in the wen? recin-- from "We have taken decisions but I killed in traff- Build The 10,000 among an esti- out the three .long, three short police line thrown around Preeceville. were told talks next step ger unfortunately 43 were Reds Wall They the persons in a Socialist political of the Com terrorist In Uganda, a can'l tell you thl time," ald Raymond Itiros, ic accidents and 65 died acci- mated 50,000 Shriners and wives notes deafening symphony tional Movement doctor was not available and integration tt on hand for the convention of noise. in Square. mon Market. police said r Tclt'ommunl dentally from all causes nor- speakers Trafalgar 2 SOME DOCTORS. spokesman co president of Ihe Canadian Oversea kicked off the annual fun week See Page Tuesday, cation t'nluri. "We have our dale set." ' mally associated with holiday 1 officially a rollicking i-- activities. Around W. Berlin with Jark Atkroyd, deputy ,;' Olympics, the first march scheduled to last more STAYING' NOT ON STRIKE 'I'M thief of Metmpuliian Tor- If the XM unionized technician strike before the iiiiiimiHMiiiiiHiiiiimiiiniiiiiimi BERLIN (AP) Working behind a screen of smoke than five hours. onto said 17, the walkout would Olympic A multi-victi- occ- - police, Ihe must 4 Game begin July disrupt accident and tear gas, the Communists began building a wall The parade of fez topped 4 ' ! '. 500 100 pro- i . w Shriners, clowns, floats, elaborate security iiSi'iill'- -' : rovrrage, urred Saturday night near along West Berlin's border ith East Germany Monday gram ever undertaken by f Wabamum 50 miles west of was nearly 500 horses, a mule train, 5 uw-- fur niht. There some suspicion they planned to sur hi ha - .1 I Hie technician operate and repair equipment Edmonton when two cars mechanical camel, real ele- furte been set up - met round West Berlin of tele- . head-on- . with of motor- Doctor 1 ' satellite and cable transmission idcv Isom. radio, phant, a score bands, Need lo soccer Me',I guard Olympic concrete and bar- - 170 come back and meet the "I'm opposed to the TownspeopleSayshave great res Si: ' to out- steel scooters and white By EDDIE KEEN people scheme, - and telecommunication all RCMP the cycles, They ? i graph other region identified victims scheduled to ,' , friends? it will the of for him. "We were afraid player play "V v. , t ners. convertibles rolled into the FMeraid Southam N?ws Servict who have become my damage practice poet side Canada for ihe I'nited as Dale 20; north-sout- s matches at Toron- except State. B. Nay, David h THEY NEED ME medicine. But, it's not fair that he would leave, he made us rljiht ' The Communists virtually TODAY city's main artery, CopynghtJ ... I as the should suffer proud and this to's Stadl visual Woods, 21; Elain Botterill, 20, the Vonge Street, for 29 blocks then REGINA "If the devil him- "How could return though people because by staying seeing Varsity They will be responsible feeding audio and have completed barricade of a doctor's one said. He Ihe y v s fr all of and Ronald Inside The Herald west on Bloor Street for five nothing had happened knowing problems." through," said heaviest - : transmission from Ihe CUS to oversea net- Olympic Games held Edmonton, they started last August along self headed the government, we doc- He As as originating had been without a says that surely intelligent popular he may be at In .. Gaulhier, of Planwndon, the border between East blocks to Varsity Stadium and they for Ihe Israel!, - , work 14, Politicians Hit still would have an obligation more now men from both sides can home, LT. Wileniec not during the Game. Mon-da- y tor? They need me iron may J '' Alia. and West Berlin. But until the reviewing stand. who play Guatemala July At Jaycee Meet Poge 21 to our people." than before." out the imnasse. find favor villi his colleagues i night, the rough An emergency force of 700 19. The Israeli learn arri- Four other persons were inj- Thin This is the statement of a doc- The doctor re- The staff at the Qu'AppeUe who have struck. is arc West Berlin's Winds Out police, under instructions to ve Mon- ured in the mishap but marking tor who is not on mains calm when speaking memorial hospital have high re- "This is more than loyalty to her by air from t are boundary with East Germany Stampede take it easy on strike. "I'm reported in satisfactory condit- with about medicdrs he was gard f.ir their doctor. the co'legc though," he states. treal for Ihe game. had been fenced off Crowd 22 revellers, was on for the staying my people, they in- ' The union voted W.i tent In favor of a walkout last in hospital. proper only Poge duty the war in Poland "He's s fine doctor," said the "There are moral principles per ion Edmonton They with barbed wire. need me." through last The deputy thief riled J v 19, Paq parade. matron. volved.'' June but only obtained a legal right to strike thl week, are Sharon MacDonald, of Ann J7 and France. West Berlin police said the Landerj In a ramshackle r Ihe of Gauthier. 1 ; m : ( f ; ; ( n ri possibility reprisal Edmonton; Doris Falk-ensee- MmiiiiiiiiiiniiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMi niiiiitiniiimmimmiHiiimiiimii and extension work began at r Art Buchwald . 30 house converted to a hospital at and "a serii of Incidents A new Douglas and Roland Business 16. 17 18 Re- - contract offer presented Monday by Teleglobe Gauthier, Chaussee, a broad street and Qu'Appeilc 40 miles east of 1 In Metro that ap- offi- 14 twin of Plamondon. Hsscs 21 27. recently union brothers, the rjfy and 111(1, 1. O. II litlJiV.- - IO r: KJ L contained "only very minor improvement," a leading from East German 11. wir 1 c r c peared lo be the work of in Canada. The four persons from Edmon-- ! of Comics . 30 and 3) While his DATU MFHirARE PHW cial said. village Falkensee into the tinuing his practice. of Cress 23 ton were occupants one of the Country d is with n JIULJ anil Semites" as reason car ncrthwest corner divided 4 hospital jammed pu Editorial "J-be- OPENING CEREMONY COSTUMES. Coitumet for th forword in identical uniforms rhol and the Gauthier family was in unloaded modern d hospi- for Increasing security for opemng ihjnding cue modelling me covtume Teleglobe official have said that a strike would not city. Trucks concrete Features 30 and 31 patients the second. 30 at of me 1976 were in The hSo slabs there and at Seegefelder Patterns 33 tals less than miles away the Israeli team. Olympic! Tuotdoy Montr eol. two will be worn Hxch (CP television broadcasts to Gren-fe- ll RIGHT beorerk Wireoholo) necessarily head-o- ARE deployed by Olympic n THEY paralyze Two in a a street Indian Wolsely and MAINTAIN Other officials it wa men died Weg, parallel about People Make News 7 Head, police Europe, but Mr. Rlos said Monday highly unlikely collision 3 1,000 to the south. because on Highway near yards Provincial 53 are nearly empty By DON McGILLIVRAY hindrance, to confide in him j The gwermnert th nay security measures Ihe company' computer and automated equipment Crow's Nest Lake about 5 miles East German poiice threw Radio 34 the doctors have left ton. Iweralr SowthaTl News Wvir;a without fear of disclosure and to! America's first and only Socal. also have been taken lo without a hitch If techni- west of AHa., smoke 12 13 ts t could handle Ihe transmissions Coleman, late tear gas and bombs to Sports ... 10, U,. and NOT THE WAY repose personal confidence dm:n:strajon sn:;..5 35 REGINA Saskatchewan's of protect Ihe home and cian were not on hand. Monday. screen the activity, but West Television to the his judgment. a;itfor the prsncrle medical care r Thesfre 32 Opposed is an almost f..r a'! e nr?o famlliex of force shield RCMP1 said the two died after Berlin police could see men medical care medicare crisis NO RELATIONSHIP W:;v:f prominent Women's 26, 27 and 2 government's classic of Olympic The union I for a 23 cent Increase their small was in a coll- working under floodlights in a Wileniec strik- r!a:h principle against Tcday in Saskatchewan as a rci". Jew- security of Metro' tighten wage car Dr. member MONTREAL asking per cold scheme. says PRACTICAL RESULT (CP) said Ihe safeguards were pic Committee, who came used to sniff out all crates titions, the guest could be ision with another auto rain to replace the barbed is not to principle. result of the doctors' strike, over the current basic level of $6.H0 an hour. Teleg- that ing the way scale the ' rrs-tt- t ish community'. Poller pay pra.-tica- of Special security measure In consultation to Canada Monday lo seek and boxes into at barri- had swerved off and back on wire with masonry Mexico Visit Warm. Both si.ies are sure they are there is no such doctor pat.cnt 1ne would nut details of adopted coming the slopped police lobe ha offered 13 per cent under a strike Interpretation the iue. S,v give went Into effect Tuesday af a solution to the Taiwan hotel while road, The four occunsnts of right. Both feel themselves to relationship. plan in saVhctm with security officials to for explosives. cades officers union -, "I'm not in to what ALD r.'-- phone of federal officials said. pile- DUt opposition is i Ihe protectee measures. Hotel guidelines, the other were not scries of concrete into the; Views Hbe ( ghting to" great and noble Anyone who seeks medical today the (Juecn Elizabeth car injured. Unchanged of and cf rprn protect guests and staff question at the Games. Ihe family involved. TODAY Theunused Tsiton Canal where lHera;1 Tr'une emce the Coiieze Physicians And the S:2T1 a forTODAYir.ed.ca! care.. I: i a Names of crash victims it; ideals. botrs, in crisis trialTr"t mist form April 1982 'The the to of alike. ' arrangements are 50are CENTS WASHINGTONnii FRIDAY. APRIL Surgeons is trying do. but I'm mfekcsW.. p&'ch-or- medic al here, headquarter vari- w crosses from Last Geimany into President 16, 1982 wnich now the swifica'.lv e;vin! up his r'rzrx Killanln met with it III being withheld. the grips province 1 national costly but if An of Calgaryopposed to method." - n - V s prevent the West to III &y pro- many Important In accredited family southwest part Ber Kennedy returned Washing- have denied in practice the to treatment a persona: He added that the ous officials Ihe hold will The mishaps occurr- When most of the ."where a can u-- e h and international figure mcav trouble Ihe money be member would then have drowning lin, ton Sunday from a triumphal province's ideals they to hold dear, j ician. lie mast put himself in'.i rr Politics, profess g- -t sports but his ed and Sunday 9O0 of I : during Ihe Olympic Games. ures were "in Ihe interest Tuesday, secretary well spent." said Reginald lo escort1 the visitor to the Saturday near Communist plans tn extend visit to Mexico. ether doctors walked cut The doctors went into the bat-- 'the bands of a chancirj staff insurance to aclja. medical Grande and Camrose. phv.-ir.as-w Persons Ihe hotel of since Ihe said she did not know deta- Groome. of Hil- Prairie the wail began only a day after But despite the acclaim he their practices Saturday mid- 'tie the sacred nat- volunteer in sr; care. - ' entering everyone, president house. Edward Kennedy. proclaiming jof xy is.-i-.e mix1 N'eale of Dr. to doctor-patien- - 'don't will ils of any planned meet- Karl Maron. Eat German in- received, reportedly Use vis't night. ttilrmec continued mre of the t rcia- irri;vrsonal hospital "V pres.1 are automatically screened Queen Elizabeth be the ton Canada and the hotel' Grande drowned while Sunny Wednesday in his town. WOODSTOCK. Ont. ings. off- Prairie, terior minister, called on his po- did little to change u rdarnenta! stay o " ifi (CP) by through lodging place of visiting Olympic security swimming m the Wapiti Kiver holi- his' doc-tar- ISe J E C C R E BO walking special general manager. lice to make the "protective differences between the U.S. Low 45; High 75 "I low could I take my ienUoVleot hisiioctnr without ert P.9. government of all nationalit- icials have covered so c-e- Tle passways, similar lo those dignitaries She said Killanln had "a See Page wall even more impenetrable." and Mexico r Castro's Cuba. Forecast n days nd then in three weeks UMiMn::diiiniiiiiiiii"Uiniiini!iMniiiiiuiitMMii"Miiiiiiiiii!ti!itiii!iiiiiMiiiiiii(i:iiuiiiti!iiiHhtiii!!iiiiirr t Ca- Mr. Groome said offi- Ccrrpi? Paj i ! J i t should not embarrass ies and politics. Any Incon- lot of administrative work many eventualities In , i ; ' it.. venience will be cials decided to use Ihe se- nadians by mixing politics minimal to catch up with" and had training exercises since 1r' u u with amateur sport, the Special gates and is far outweighed by had curity precautions after the March that some may be barely time lo unpack Hilton Hotel captain of the control crew Ihe protection it affords." his files. bombing of Ihe coming back to haunt j j for Ihe marathon run at Ihe In use at International air- In London. England, by them. : Chinatown Oly mpic Games said Tues- ports. All baggage Is Mr.Gnmme said. "Peo- For the next month, all IRA terrorists last year. - Queen Elizabeth II and must are well guests Ihe Last week a Toronto h:- day. employees ple reacting very entering luxury 4 new Some residents of the rvtrwirl. nlti tuw Ft; Norman Carter said he wear Identity cards. lo the measures. They hotel will have to walk nfusnjnup... , , , firomont. site of ..rr. ,K... haw sent a letter lo his fed- Other measures Include appreciate that there is a through special walkways Que., lice were Investigating the In- Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. member of Parlia- need for security and they similar lo those used in - Olympic equestrian events, ni in niKn-secuni- eral strengthened security have been told Games uicii - A r f ment, Bruce Pro- force, body scanners and are delighted to see it by Olympic Games passes in 'Act llalllday, vows for all surveil- dune." organizers lo wear accredi- Canada' gressive Conscrvalivc for army and police being fight lance of Sniffing dogs tation document around good Oxford the certain special hotel benefit- riding, asking One guest their necks while By John Ferguson government lo Mop mixing areas. from the new measures ternational airports lo de- walking Security games (Soutnam News) ing on streets near the eques- with amateur Reginald Groome. the is Klllunln. lect metal objects. and Canadian Press politics tard president trian site, an Olympic Montreal and II sport. hotel's general manager. of the International Olym A police dog will also be Metropoli- signed the Canadian spokesman said Tuesday. tan Toronto police uni- km OTTAWA To a roll of forms. to hold of land drums, the "I feel like a on current boundaries in 1978 snap polished tr. prisoner By Sheila Pratt nity's boots and handshakes from a rnv,r my own street." said one of The suggestion was that staff when it the Chinatown (Herald writer) approved the 100 residents affected terrorists had dune the design brief to encourage Chi- chosen few, the Queen arrived The Chinese community will four-da- y stealing to guin entry to the nese architecture and communi- Thursday for a visit to fight fiercely against a proposal said Ho Lem. v proclaim the renovat- Neck closely guarded Olympic to reduce Chinatown about ty development, country's tags Village and other facilities. by 'Tour later, want ed constitution and sever one of one-thir- d a years they its present size, says the last colonial links with Br- the of leader. to take away all that work?" by decision the However, a senior feder- community Ho Lem. itain. com- of said Constitution Act, 1990 Olympic organizing al security official said Taking four blocks out the . Lee said the blocks trf? '3 I p mittee. Tuesday that no passes X Chinatown, an option proposed Unwavering protocol and for exclusion e have been stolen. He also the "have never been military-lik- discussed Thursday by city's considered crucial to the success timing reigned Denis Leclerc, accredi- noted Metro Toronto Police downtown policy committee, supreme as the Queen arrived tation officer for the com- of Chinatown." : ; Chief Harold Adamson's X,;.4 "would spell the death knell" of for her 12th visit to Canada, mittee, said affected resi- denial that any police uni- the community. George Ho Lem. The city cannot encourage i on schedule at 1:01 dents live on streets which Chinese-relate- d on i precisely forms had been stolen. a former alderman and MLA, development p.m. MST on a Canadian Forces cross the competition site. some of the land because it said in an interview. I Boeing 707, and moved through "These roads will be closed The official did provide "I think the future and the life contains the federal building the Games becuuse an re- and two blocks not owned a welcoming ceremony that has during explanation for the of Chinatown would be pretty by transferring control of lt a secu- little in decades. i necessary from port, however. He said that well extinct," said Ho Lem, ad- members of the Chinese commu- changed rity standpoint," he said. a spring exercise feel- nity. Lee said. Dressed in hot wool coat training f i ding the option "shows no - a pink had been based on a situa- , But Ho Lem said it would "Some complain," Mr. ing for the Chinese community." i and matching hat described by her !- tion in which passes and make more sense to -! Ixn lerc said, "but once expand aides as "geranium pink," the you police uniforms were stol- Chinatown. "We've got less than have 100 who have Queen was greeted under bright people en. This scenario, as secu- Room for offices 50 acres" for the Chi- to be accredited like this, growing blue skies by Governor General rity officials call It, was The committee, which is de- of 25.000. he Mrs. that's only normal." nese community Edward Schreyer, Schreyer among many posed to test vising new development guide- added. and Prime Minister Trudeau and - forces for the 'W--- i for downtown, A' a- "Most of the people are security "v ies lines suggested "Why didn't these people f proceeded into giant hangar at - quite Games. Chinatown be restricted to one come and talk to the Chinese CFB Ottawa South Canada’s constitution It ! i (Uplands). v; I LAST CALL. A Quebec liquor store at Place block on either side of Centre first?" Ho Lem. v i i Mr. Leclerc said resi- In people asked Training exercises Street to make room for more Aid. Bob Hawkesworth dents would not be forced Montreal have covered Desjardins opened briefly Tuesday morning by a pre- - Just mixed office and residential of if council 5 dicts a storm protest r ...... , ,v.A4 l mt mi urn nm to wear the passes while on about any situation that handful of personnel rushed customers A A7 j management buildings. tries to the boundaries. history, their own property. But If might occur during the the cash counter and closed around change ELECTRONIC SCREENER. Every ber of the Brazilian team has to pass through an .through again The would move person one of the families affected Olympics, which begin July proposal PM A12 check for concealed noon. Clerks and cashiers walked out in Montreal Chinatown's western boundary pleased, the Olympic Villoge like this unidentified mem electronic screener to weapons. bus a visitor during compe 17. Fears reaction 1 to 1st Street S.W. from 2nd Street Monday closing down some 50 stores in the southern "The city made some commit- " S.W. between 3rd Avenue and to in de- - part of Quebec, including Montreal. The union dem- ments Chinatown the V Everything went exactly accord- the Bow River, Aid. Brian Lee brief I think ' ' v- in sign and council ' . to plan, but a sombre note was to Canada, ending any ands include an increase salary and a new in after the 1 ing said an interview would be inviting tremendous cast on the celebration as Quebec contract ' - inflatable stadium? for some 600 employees. meeting. negative reaction if it adopted i I Premier Rene Levesque took to the What about The eastern would a Haw- boundary ' portable, (CP those recommendations," V 5 ViSjiis- airwaves a few hours later and Wirephoto) west ? - i ' Ti ; neers and from The structure suggested and the few did pollution, you have to go January 1998 be moved one block to kesworth said in an interview the amended constitution architects the remaining MONTREAL Mr. Bourdler would be "After Olympic exclude on charged (CP) SO nutions are the by the not Its com- miles away from cities, the federal building after the would weaken Que- Jean-Pau- l attending Games, dirigibles could applaud upon meeting. significantly French architect five-da- y 4th said Lee, congress which constructed of collapsible be used as ski lift termi- pletion. and we're suggesting that Avenue, Under the Chinatown design bec. It included a renewed call for Bourdler has a for re- membrane cov- -- could of committee. plan ends double ribs nals for fly- An Italian told any activity which the the west of Centre V-- ; billion-dolla- r Friday. winter games, engineer brief, area Quebec independence. moving the ered by a be confined to such The would i-u- Although Mr. Bourdler transparent1 ing hotels, Instruments of the congress that Inflatable pollute southern boundary Street is zoned for residential ! , it The Queen said "it is sad" last sting associated with Olym- membrane. The an island." he said. block south did not quote any price fig- building education or an Interna- mattresses could help ease be extended a half while east is set aside for offices y year's constitutional accord doesn't would be anchored ca- He of S.W, ' 1 pic games. he by in said artificial Islands 3rd Avenue the existing k , - ? remaining British ures for such a stadium, tional organization centre." pollution cities. and commercial projects. h t include Quebec, but she the Instead of building new bles to an overhead dirigi- could be built on shore west of Centre Street, r hopes maintained It would be Mario Salvadorl said boundary Lee ? constitution "will be for all of and facilities each ble. If a roof would be During of said the committee I - l good costly cheaper than conventional years the actual stadium huge Inflatable mattresses using current technology, said Lee. East Centre Street, favored an alternative Canada." four years In the host city, It could slide down towed out to sea and an- Ave- strongly . stadiums and would have needed, could be used for other anchored to the sea floor the south boundary is 4th which called for office I r; h made the comment at Mr. Bourdler suggests con- the cables to shelter the chored at between space I- She a the added advantage of sports events, cong- could be used for airports, depths nue S.E. 100 an Inflatable sta- large 200 600 throughout Chinatown, with Jj - reception for more than report- structing of stadium. resses x nuclear and or more feet. out of China- - being capable housing or exhibitions, he garbage dumps, The land taken stores at street level and resi- ers a few hours after arriving. dium with collapsible events In different The dirigibles could be added. reactors or other facilities. Underwater construction town would be used for mixed The entire structure Olympic for telecommuni- dential "on top." III Reporters were told before the scats. used Mr. would not be - cities. Bourdier's Ideas did Mr. Salvadorl said the techniques Toronto was greatly office and commercial develop- Klein earli- - M Mayor said session that the could be moved by dirigi- $788-milllo- n cations, Judges seuts, bats, needed. Ralph Queen's The stadium not appear to be warmly project, developed by a FOR 24 PACE ment to act as a buffer between is con- off bles between cities or restaurants or convention The completed structure WATCH WOODWARD'S er this week he deeply remarks were the record, but designed by French archi- received by the approxi- New York engineering the community and the commer- of China- within a look a mat- HOME FURNISHINGS SALE TABLOID cerned the character 1 Claude a for the political power. city. tect Tallllbert for rooms. 30 who at- firm, provides a would like huge cial core with the office - Papineau, reporter Mr. now stud- Roger mately delegates possible highest town will not be protected under French section of Cana- Bourdler, 1076 Mr. Bourdler said such solution to and tress, float high in the wat- Lee. it language Il- the Summer Olympics tended his address. nuclear said The option at the of a would be much and be stabilized IN SATURDAY, UIV 10, HIRAID buildings, the guidelines dian Press and of the ying University comprises almost half of dirigible Several chatted through- chemical pollution, Includ- er against will to council in June. development president linois In those dur- wind go city devised by the downtown v : - said Urbona, presented n safer thun used oil wave, and tide being , . v ... parliamentary press gallery, the of out his almost half ing spills. 11 I vs prlcetag speech; Council the commu J J v his at the the of this approved policy community. --- 1 he didn't hear the plans Tuesday the which are ex- ing earlier part of the audience left before "If you want to avoid t j" request. World on Games, dis- ; re- Congress Space to net an almost century and eventually the was over Schreyer has also said he About 500 pected presentation Enclosures. engi deficit. carded as unsafe. grets the agreement excludes enlarged as a “new” Quebec, but he too believes the .: accord is in Canada's best inter- ests. Angry petroleum workers v- . But those nagging political prob- marched on the legislature to lems seemed far away as howitzers cuts are too little of the 30th Field Regiment boomed say royalty a n salute, a 100-ma- n too late. Page A3 royal honor guard of the Royal Canadian 4 Horse Artillery snapped to attention Reproduced with permission of copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. I; and the Canadian Forces Central single city through The well-reste- d Vancouver j Band played the royal anthem. Los Canucks beat Angeles The Queen inspected the guard Kings 3-- 2. Page A14 and stood at attention on a dais f,.a-."-.- . : while the band played O Canada ... and children and families of base Doctors and civil staff waved Maple Leaf flags from rights Canadian Press 2000 groups are fighting proposals bleachers. that may open medical files to Prime Minister Trudeau and Queen at welcoming ceremonies See QUEBEC, Page A2 an amalgamation of government. Page Bl lWjJ 9 Nepal has refused permis- sion to land for Canada's Ever- est expedition supply plane. Quenec Deioraas m us Duart before it it too late, that The said the new Cana- Page B4 By Farquharson Quebec premier (Southatn News) must belong to us." da Act was really the same old and Canadian Press Blackboard pointer in hand, British North America Act of 1867, "a law upon us by a foreign s- MONTREAL Premier Rene assembled, Levesque was at placed I Bob Scaxnmell says problems props the Municipality of told "the French nation of his best in his old professional role power," now proclaimed "as yet with Alberta's environment and Levesque British Quebec" Thursday its unprecedent- of television communicator as he another act because they wildlife start at the e A contest for kids is departments on the province-wid- TVA couldn't finish the job in Canada." poster B8 ed, constitutional isolation meant argued - top. Page Consti- just part of Dental Health Month the time had come to form "a coun- network the new Canadian Noting Prime Minister Trudeau in C13 where we will be at tution had been drawn up "not only had said it was the job of British Calgary. Page try truly without French but if to Peter Gzowski will home." Quebec, specifi- parliamentarians, necessary, ; replace In the most separatist-soundin- g cally against French Quebec." "hold their noses and pass" the 1 Tests begin today on Gulf's Don Herron as the host on He Canadian legislation, he OF'-- speech he has made to the prov- said the "totally unaccep- suggested latest Beaufort well amid hopes CBC's Momingside radio show. ince in the table" result should serve, "as that "Her Majesty the Queen is B9 many years premier, as Metropolitan Toronto and of a major oil find. Page Page CI who usually reserves outright nothing has before, to open our perhaps also holding her nose" for for gath- eyes to the only valid direction that she prepares to proclaim the new appeals independence law in Ottawa. erings of his own followers, said we can take as a nation the Saturday Quebecers should "decide soon. nation that we are." See LEVESQUE, Page A2 Rene Levesque July 2017 and tomorrow In The Herald Weekend, staff writer Wayne Lowrie exam- ines the all-o- ut struggle by Alberta Indians to win their place m the new constitution. 1 1 six lower-tier constituent And staff writer Bob Bettson looks at a group of Calga-nan-s in good voice members of local choirs. nuclear subs strike By Don Sellar should U.S. Secretary of State Alex- donment of principles" in a search while simultaneously avoiding a last-ditc- may (Southam News) ander Haig's h mediation for a peaceful solution to the crisis sea chase that could leave them A pv and AP Reuters effort fail. that began April 2 when Argentina trapped between the British and INDEX f-- u islands. oecTions Washington intelligence Most news reports so far have invaded the Falkland Islands, a the indicated the British have at the British for 149 While the British were Ann Landers C14 Entertainment C 1 9 Provincial B8 sources nere report the vanguard colony years. keeping Canada celebrates its f the British armada most four submarines in the region. Elements of the Argentine their armada's precise location a Bridge D3 Features Cll Radio HigWights:.".".'.C8 4"sh may aging B9-1- to the Falkland Earlier reports also said the British fleet, its aircraft secret, there were in Business 7 Jim Coleman...... A14 RovFarran much closer including single suggestions . V'."- -Cll fleet was not to arrive carrier, were out Washington the armada has been municipalities. B18-2- 1 Islands than generally realized and expected reported heading Careers Jim Davies foll- Cll sports.... i before the middle of next week. to sea on it is split into a strike force and a Bl-- 5 ZiTi-- could be for action as Thursday although John Schmidt B12 B14-1- 7 ready early ow-up CityDistrict Stock Lists as or Monday. Haig is in Buenos Aires believed the are amphibious group assigned Classified C19-D1- 9 Letters A8 Zwarun Sunday today ships staying Suzanne ..C13 Qne infonnon,, connections and warned on his arrival Thur- close to the coast political to land British troops on the Fal- Comics C10 Life C13-1- 7 pending Today Television. C8 on both sides o the said sday that "the stakes are so high developments. klands a few days after the initial Crossword ...Dl Biner C16 assault. Mary Thursday night the British have they demand the ultimate effort" The Argentines may be trying to Abraham A20 Ia 11 Doug Obituaries C18 WWN between nine and nuclear sub- - from both Argentina and Britain. demonstrate they haven't been in- Many military observers have Dr. Donohue 7 200-mil- e CI Patterns Dll Your Horoscope.. ..C23 marmes m the immediate He called for a "flexible ap- timidated the British the British armada 150th birthday marking vicinity by speculated hbhmhhm of the Falklands, ready to strike proach by both sides, not an aban naval blockade around the islands, See HAIG, Page A2

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- SVl i j A 'I'1, f '. "T X N may un on In of Dover m Alberta. Its first publication was as a mining and ranch weekly in 1883 Strait -- - 4 Trudeau .x ;, i vfy , Mfi? y. Ship sinks after HIT in new hitting wreckage from AP ReuterJ plea Compiled and re- at the height of Western Expansion and the Nation Building period. FOLKESTONE, England Six bodies were By J. R. Walker ISouthsm News Services covered and 12 persons are missing today after a 2.695-to- n West German motorship sank in the foggy NEW DELHI Canada, Strait of Dover. Channel pilots believed the Branden- 4 ZsV"-- as well as India, may be burg tore open its bottom on the hulk of a Panamanian faced with the difficult oil tanker that sank off question of whether to re- Folkstone the day before. main in the Common- URUGUAYANS "We heard a crash and wealth if it begins to came on deck and within two M break up at Singapore, LOSE RIGHTS minutes she had sunk," said 1 The coverage gives insight into Canadian history in the early 20th Prime Minister Trudeau one of the 14 persons rescued MONTEVIDEO, indicated Uruguay, from the Brandenburg. They if iK today. (Reuter) More than 12.000 said two women He seemed to raise the kid- passengers troops and police hunting and two stewardesses were himself both British Ambassador possibility at napped among the 32 aboard. DON FORNESS were armed persons a press conference and at Geoffrey Jackson Pilots said the proba- ... lights up with new ship a with today sweeping pow- bly struck the bow section of meeting students for house-to-hou- raids ers the 13,600-to- n Texaco Carib- from Nehru University, and arrests of with- HEADGEAR suspects bean, which exploded and as his visit to India was - out a warrant. .V- V-v-2' X" sank Monday after a collision comrng to an and he I Congress key LAW end, suspended with a Peruvian freighter. SUITS century and important reporting of international, national, provincial, constitutional Monday prepared to fly to the rights The Bradenburg was carry- for to MOOSE JAW, Sask. (CP) Commonwealth night 40 days enable ing and case confer- intensification of the search machinery If Don Forness' headgear ence at goods from Antwerp, Belgium makes look don't Singapore. for the envoy, to West you twice, At the the Indies. his of same time, both he snatched in a morning MESSAGE BRINGS worry, it's just way and daring AID d Prime Minister Indira raid urban guer- replying to a recently-imius-e- by Tupamaro A garbled distress signal Gandhi of India expressed rillas Friday. boats and life- bylaw requiring pedest- their concern brought fishing rians to walk on the again over the boats to the area of the right to the Common- strait side of sidewalks. dangers that sailors call city wealth from Britain's "Piccadilly Mr. Forness has pro- Circus" because of rigged up sale of arms to heavy a with posed South Electricians traffic. A pilot vessel fixed hardhat headlights, Africa. and local events. At the beginning, Bob Evans a leading journalist s, buoys to the sunken stern of turning indicators, The Canadian leader flashers and a urged the Texaco Caribbean and emergency Mrs. Gandhi and the wage horn controlled by a country accept pulled two life rafts from the battery to rally around the Common- occu- panel mounted on a waist Brandenburg and their wealth and help preserve it. from the belt. pants water. Asked at the student ques- agreement While "We've named it Pedi-Saf- e More than 300 electrical RAF helicopters and tion and answer session and don't to obtain a workers today accepted a new several coastal plan whether Canada would with- lifeboats until we the contract with the ctiy, mark- joined the search for survi- patent get bugs draw from the Common- the to turbulent 12 vors they circled in the same worked out of this proto- 4K " ": ing end a wealth if the South African - re- waters where the inventor. .,,,,- - .utai- months in City Hall labor eight Italians type," quips arms issue forced some Afri- ..H lations. still are from the col- And, as if that was not in Canada promoted the emancipation of women and temperance. missing cans to Mr. Trudeau EXPLOSION WRECKS PLANT. Fronz Patella Con- of the roof collapsed, some to four cars lision of the Texaco is work- leave, causing damage E. H. Stark, representative Cari- enough, he says he would make no 1351 dam- 9,481-to- n categorical tracting, Ltd., Hastings Crescent 5.E., was parked near the building. The building is fully insured, for the Brother- bbean with the ing on another to International gadget statement, saying everyone by an explosion Monday afternoon. The blast gave and the cause of the explosion has not been hood of Workers, freighter Paracas. The ensu- make life easier for Moose aged yet Electrical should keep their one minor and caused an estimated confirmed the union had ing explosion shattered win- Jaw Studded options man injuries that pedestrians: open. $300,000 damage. The south wall crumbled and part accepted a conciliation off- dows 20 miles away. shoes for winter walking. re- Texaco CHAIN icer's recommendation but reported the Texaco Since the bylaw was imp- REACTION de- Caribbean was fused to indicate contract an oil tanker, lemented a week ago, the city But he said that "if a suffi- RABBI HELD tails. not a natural gas tanker as administration has been bom- cient number of countries do be at the accident site The contract will signed reported barded by mail and telephone withdraw, a chain reaction Davis three later this month. Monday. She had delivered calls from all over North will be set in motion and then' IN NEW YORK will and chemicals Other notable coverage includes the first Calgary Stampede in quits posts The settlement likely gasoline liquid America. some other countries, See 2 GERMAN perhaps NEW YORK (AP) Police give the electricians a Page SHIP Canada, "will want to be as - increase over the next arrested Rabbi Meir Kahane, pure as the others". two years. The workers had on council founder of mil- Later at the press confer- for more time and leader the close to originally been agree- ence, he was asked whether "In 1970 I 100 hours itant Jewish Defence ment in er when By Park spent League, Jordan broken Prime Minister Gandhi in her Gory and a massive amount of the offered a Herald Staff Writer today. city pact talks with him this morning, dollars attend- hike on Jan. 1 this year and Compiled from AP and Reuter ended between the Alderman Jack Davis has transportation The was made on fighting had indicated the active sup- of the national arrest a a further pay boost AMMAN (CP) Pales- and decided to out of the fir- ing meetings bench for failure guerrillas Jordan's army. in search for an accom- step Aid. Davis said. warrant to next tinian Arab guerrillas and the A statement said port line resigning from committees," in court on year. joint any- modation between Britain and ing by "These were all appear charges rate electri- Jordanian government signed one the three Top for city disobeying order African which Can- important provincial stemming from a Dec. 27 hour. a new cease-fir- e members 1912 and the development of the petroleum industry in Alberta and civic duties. cians now is $4.87 an agreement would be tried as a traitor. and national to concen- outside the So- ada would like to see at the posts "I don't take umbrage at demonstration Talks with the conciliation today after five days of fight- The statement was trate on his civic viet to the United Na- signed by conference. exclusively The Herald report, but the in- mission officer have continued since ing but barely an hour later Premier Wasfi Tell and Ibra- Singapore duties. tions. fi- mach- "I would he formation was not a good then but it is probable the artillery mortars and him Bakr of the central com- hope so," A Herald report Saturday ine-guns because I feel India is way of reporting aldermanic Kahane was to have ap- nal will be close opened up in Jor- mittee of the Palestine Liber- said," showed the alderman agreement not to the Com- that activities. 6 7 to the offer. dan's anxious see missed 30 cent of peared Jan. and on December capital. ation Organization. almost per "All but one of the meet- of The electricians were the People who had ventured monwealth break up. his meetings. charges rioting, resisting The Jordanian was committee ings I missed last were con- last labor on the streets in the first army "I think she will do what, It a year arrest and disorderly major civic group to move was followed by torrent involved hour after the cease-fir- e was reported preparing she can to prevent it. But she because of the provincial and duct. in contract negotia- back into in to of "acid phone calls" from settle- shel- Amman force will be in a difficult national tions. The for announced, scurried for house-to-hous- position, accused Aid. meetings." pattern a e citizens who The Herald Kahane said Sunday his ments was set late in the ter and the streets were de- conduct like us, if this chain reaction Davis attention story explained would a cam- search for arms. of not paying of group begin 1,300 outside serted within minutes guerrilla throughout Canada. that the list absenteeism when after begins" to his and to Soviet spring duties challenged did not take into account at- paign harass diplo- workers to accept the firing began. Both the army and the He did not elaborate oil ei- his to continue receiving mats in New York. agreed right tendance by aldermen at auto- working raises of 14 per cent and 5 Most of the shooting was in guerrillas moved out of the ther remark, both of which an two-ye- to aldermanic salary. nomous bodies such as hospi- In the the JDL cent in a agree- the areas of the Interconti- capital comply with the came at the end of these The reacted past, has per very alderman by tal Exhibition demon- ment threatened nental Hotel and most gov- agreement that ended their Council boards, Calgary sponsored repeated after they meetings. telling City Monday and zoologi- strations So- strike action. ernment ministries. civil war last Septem- he is as Stampede Board, against alleged POSSIBILITY quitting cal society, Heritage Park viet oppression of Russian During the fall, 1.000 inside The explosion of shells and ber. But several thousand Pa- of Canadian Federat- -- But it to indicate the and the com- Jews. The JDL also workers 700 bus drivers the chatter of heavy machine-gun- s lestinian militiamen part appeared of and munici- ALD. JACK DAVIS Society police has and that the minister and ion mayors mission. Nor did it make al- recent bombings of also to settlements was echoing in the city time guerrillas remained prime national chairman of ... praised agreed his officials have considered palities, resigns posts lowances which Soviet though disa- that would increase their more than two hours after it with their weapons in the ref- the CFMM commit- forjneetings buildings, the that if Britain pollution aldermen missed because for 19 cent over a began. ugee camps on the outskirts possibility tee and member of the coffee and eating vowing responsibility the wages by per a drinking in other incidents. two-ye- The cease-fir- e was to have of Amman. See 2 the Ward 6 alderman they were engaged period. Page Commonwealth provincial advisory board on buns," business. said. city pollution. Mayor Rod Sykes criticized iiimiiiimMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimHiiiiiiiiiiiitimiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMM HELP RECORD He claimed to have spent the as being incomplete That allow him to im- in the five story will more time past and misleading. prove his attendance record years meeting his national and "The (from the Despondency Alberta community if report city grips at civic meetings even "we provincial responsibilities than clerk's office) was not in- do but sit around nothing attending civic meetings. tended to be a complete re- port of aldermanic attend- itiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiinm: ance at all boards," he said. The published information Dam Indians' livelihood had to of strikes done an all at injustice Peace which used to The Indians and Metis Columbia The and 450 council, the mayor contended. By Jim River say government. Chipewyans about Poling 600-fo- Inside The Herald f He Aid. bring flood waters they won't suffer silently. amount of the Metis, say the dam, expressed regret that FORT CHIPEWYAN, Alta. spring damagesof the Davis had decided to across Alberta to the They have hired a Vancouver sought or details suit completed in 1968, has robbed resign Tomorrow is sunrise Peace-Athabas- (CP) to a case for have to be worked out. the g from his duties at the provin- lawyer prepare yet delta of the New federal regulation to provide terms up E and and little more, 760 240 9 jail cial federal level. sunset, River delta here. damages against the British The people, Crees, floods and is causing it to dry to tor horsemen found of and for the 1,500 people who two years guilty drugging up. And, as a mus-kra- t. the weatherbeaten result, race horses or possessing stimulants Page 13 crowd beaver, fish and other of this northeastern Government considers cutting farmers' contribu- buildings wildlife upon which live 9 Alberta they tion to fund providing guaranteed income to grain Dief demands community. are disappearing. 24 It's a quiet place, except A 13 growers Page for cries idle group of Alberta scien- ot considered in - 1 the sharp of tists 0 Opinions provinces being prep- crime sled chained to their agrees. In a brief to the oration of federal clean air bill 3 E probeA dogs Page TORONTO royal small shelters. Quiet, not be- provincial government last should fcQ' said willow thick- Ann Landers 26 commission be set up cause the men are on June, they E away ets and are immediately to investigate the or to heavy grass Art Buchwald 17 E con-- traplines tending """""" FA l.O crime and revolutionary nets below the ice water, ponds are Bob Shiels 17 E duct in John Diefen-- suspended to the Canada, of Athabasca, but Vf bottom, E former minister Lake quiet freezingstreams and channels are Business .. 2 E baker, prime because this backwoods com- E said today. drying up and the levels of 3 munity, where only a handful Charles Lynch E Among its main considera- - Lake Athabasca, where the - of white men live, is despond- 2 tions would be an delta are City News E investiga- ent. drains, E tion into the Front de Libera- - falling Classified Ads Its the Cree, drastically. tion du Quebec and its opera- - people, The predicted the EI and Metis, life brief Comics H tions, he told the Advertising say death of tlie delta by thirst has been suspended a Editorials 4 E and Sales Club of Toronto. by and also forecast the collapse also monument to the white man's 25-2- E The commission should of the Lake Athabasca com- Family Living British Columbia's E "be empowered to look into progress mercial Features 17 which fishing E the matter of infiltra- - W. 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