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B B bi ‘tabled in the Commons for Rob- | tions of hate. literature, geno- | Saul Hayes, congress” execu- ms Ralliement des Creditistes, said

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week as it studies possible ways consider whether legislation can keep upwith population growth qn g speech to a service club, ‘man =: hours. Additional” minor.

to. curb ‘racist propaganda,|be passed to implement. fully last year. and the prospect for poe said: t contracts to be issued had an! Prime Minister Pearson said “|the UN convention on genocide this“ year is no better, the «1 ¢annot see Quebec without However, he told.a delegation) While murder is outlawed by United Nations Food and Agri- canada’ nor can I see Canada from the Canadian Jewish Con-| Canada law, such aspects of ‘cultural Organization has report. | : ebec: They need each

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gress that it is doubtful whether | genocide as mass Sterilization e¢ ee rer res ar : : e legislation on hate literature can|and .mass ‘castrations which ~‘'Neither food nor raw mate- oe ee ag they need ev ee aoa “pe placed before Parliament” at} would “achieve extermination o{ -rials-taken_separately are likely “44.” caouette-said—all Quebec took part in negotiations for 8. its current, session. |a race within a:generation are to haye adyanced in step with | 3 fom Canada are -‘the company contract- with D at ce SE witt you come ARs Por Mr. Peatsom and seven of his left untouched. Nor is advocacy Population growth.” said the eis it had before the Second Aircraft Co... seat “OVER AND HELP : eabinet ministers received ajot such steps outlawed. organization's ‘annual commod- we id W when the federal | tc ene ME ete | ?

” priefi.from the congress renew-|WILL STUDY ISSUE ‘ity .review, based on informa- Ord. — sec over the pro Douglas decided April 28 not} PICTURE, | ing pressure for legislative ac:| Mr. Pearson said -these mat- tion up to the middle of March. ee Feit , be grant the contract to the | HENRY °? ‘ j tion on hate literature. \ters-will come up in the cabinet| If final figures available later |Vinclal SOVETRINER”: |Nova’ Scotia plant, he said. Oa : =

He said a report by govern. Study of hate literature ‘and also. show a production increase in E h t Due HAS EYE OPERATION x IQAe on @ . ment officials on possible leg. phen Caneis decides whether , 1965, ap te sonal arn nnea MONTREAL (CP) — ae ‘ , i ‘ 0 gn fi UN convention port said. Production for ee ; 4 | a < oe against racial discrimination was unlikely to sustain the pop- For Contracts ea Pay onan | =a f en ON THE AIR een es a have” the ulation growth rate of two bee OTTAWA (CP) — datuatey an operation for a detached ret- | | Leet q f ciated with any steps the fed- The group noted that vital ee es oe te es ents teene, ae oe Pere P j : eral government takes*in these crops of. wheat and rice were |" aah $230,000 to Ena-|man said the operati + Ton: _ ‘ The tollowing program list. seas and hoped to have dis. down, with only .a slight in- |¥ear valu + Products whee ae Cts on _ - Go” ‘Ings ~ are~ ~~ published-—-free-—-of cussions with them. -__—-ergase—in- cOarse_grains. io ’ bi ae Og. *? ae on ae we 20 seharge as a public service and| The oneness also complained’ WioREASE NOTED | Se aan . —— : ae “ en 5-18 e@ppear as ‘presented tous by) ina brief that- the —referen 7 a ss ea : 2 ite the stations concerned. to -the-“‘eqdal-partnership of cae It said that-among developéd > RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT 5 . = two founding races” in Canada regions, North America saw a | = = "| | [ THERE'S YOUR FATHER, DAD’ CAN I-ASK~

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1:90\‘p.m.—-Film Festival < Vhad bean disci Among undeveloped regions, ||] ao ae aa commission pepper tsa ge Latin American - ee a 3.00 Ents Teli The truth beet made by htm and the eres ee abe ‘the “al 7 - ; ission t im. | C @ bh an cotake' $0 commi to modify the im- expanding population ae i 4.00 p.m.—World In Contrast pression given. 5 ee hs a i pans d. | 4.31 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle ome h e commission's report, population basically unc! oe z §.00-p.m.=Rin Tin Tin. pwaion he hoped would be avail. Unfavorable eee =m edie oe weuioeth porn Ate A able--by the year end, would uctan, 2 the Far East, Tila! i PRONE ALOMAR "6.00 p.m.—kréesime Paliveat’>>'~/pO¥ershadow,, the .wording in the‘ : ; . ; 6:12 GS mochieetiene Political terms of reference and he hoped | “The repens sett Chinese 04t9 | ALPHABETS) - 200 ANCIENT : 6.25 p.m.—Robin Hood Jackpot th commission. would interpret eae favile. Revere | Hines RITAN. : 6.50 P.M.—Gazette ats instructions so as to remove Gueuo" ® j in the Soviet | Th Ay TRAN. ATIN. “A 7:00 p.m.—CFCY-TV News ithe objectionable effect. drought Bae Ot: F “eur ae PHOENICIAN / AND EGYPT! a Hy 7.15 p.m.—Political Telecast \EX aS Union sand astern One| FOIE Lo. Lireedascvenkettintmio nin) 7:25-p.m.—TBA EXPRESSES FEAR ' cut production sharply there. — | ae 6 7-90; pim-OWall Disney: Presente> |yge ee coneteee also. expressed | ‘The FAO said factors ia 8) Penn, c 8.30 p.m.—Bewitched | that immigration policy. worldwide increase exports | : 9.00 eet Blue Light may bé- Changed to- curtail. the were grain-shipments-te-the-So-|__ 9:30 p.m.—Bob Hope Theatre number.of relatives of Canadian viet Union and Eastern Europe) - >|: 10:30 p.m.—Festival—Concert _ |Fesidents who may be sponsored from Canada and other major @ 11:30 p.m.—Festival- : |for immigration to this country, producers. e im & Max In The Morning |..Mr._. Pearson said this has oes : ; z 92.00 a.m.—CBC News oe ae cabo discussion Vi > ee wal 12.13 a.m.—Local Weather and Sports| 4nd something will’ be placed | Cl ‘ - Scores = bette Fa amate soon. It was Irus aims i 4 Dy oe 12.15 p.m.—Sign - Off [not the intention to “unwisely 40 | . = 7 ' TRE a CKCW-TV restrict immigration” but he nfants “1M, Auithg bull at caaassn aan Cte aw Ee SOE ot hee ees “ vey -ug’| = WAS SPARED IN. THE RING "AT THE DEMAND OF THE’ SPECTATORS 9.57 a'm.—Station Sign On migration te come trom sper; REEHOLD, “NJ. (AP)—An| "AREN'T TOOK 63 TneosTs Prom Te DICADORS F $0:00-e.rt-Canadian.Schools (nt. Some Tom spon’ unidentified virus has taken the | PIKES WITHOUT ONCE ING TS HEAD (Oct.\4 18609 , 10:30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools. The a aie a are od ‘lives Of 40" infants ty“ Monmoutis+ pr ee : aakacaicinkammmgeenel men Ae 11.30 avm.—Friendly-Giant by: the eoaeer aor: the UN (county. New vorsey, Peirey 4 Te easy eerey Bi — : ma. z Helene | om - rin ast | » & Ton a onctutenen Gae [ocevention 3 outa pagal ee “IDAILY CROSSWORD waft S| Ee aa a.ms—Across Canad. a : Conia. ton. and. imp ement it in Dr. Malcolm Gilman, county ACROSS * 4. Walking 22, Neigh- Stara | ste 2:50 p.m.—Wednesday Playbill— | ee physician, said here the # 4 pirtnplace sticks bor RAC Je BK TAIL IE 9 cea All. The..Ydung..Men......|... Mt; Pearson said It-would be | state health department is in--! of ; §.Pert. to of 30 - aa 1 2.30 p.m.—At. ‘Home With Helen |pessible for Canada to sign the Vestigating to deter mire | —srona eac— ee a as al : Crocker, convention and discuss later’ hether it can Identify the iW 6, young drink ‘24, Turkish 8.00. p.m.—To Tell The “froth with ‘the provinces ways to im- virus. + 4 eaten ©. Philippine. weight B | 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty o plement” its provisions “inthe ~The virus produces*—severe+4-43-Of—an- for one oe 25-Plead 3 4:00 p.m.—World In Contrast country. pneumonia with complications | area « 7, Warlike 27. Counter- { = 4.30 p.m,—Razzle Dazzle i to the heart, liver, kidneys or! 12, Anxious 8, Molding: part - 5:CO p.m.—Secret Cquirrel efe,o* lspleen, Dr. Gilman said) ~~ | (13; Bright “9, Conrad's ----29. Paul, - ane Sa men eee ee No Facilities All but_six of the total num- ||. but. cheap “Victory”, for 55600 Spin. Natlon’s Business 2) eve eee eras ’____\ber. of infants who have died | ) 14. Bread-and- heroine one Se =~ .* tin the—county—_in_the last year [~~ circuses: t0. British —~~ 82. Hawal- 6.25 p.m.—TV Weather For Testin were stricken with the virus, setting . streetcar fan bird 3 Peay pani Soe : g Dr. Gilman said. The latest | 15.Facility — 48, Junior's __88. See 22 Leen pur sunee We : _ death occurred Sunday ‘16. Yoke early down 39, Birds — 7.00 p.m.—Man From U.N.C.L.E.- [* Cancer Cure : > s * Oe cia wknd 34, Contigant: 41. Hyde Paz =| reg ie sally bvared process 19. Glacial abbr. oo te 100 p.m.—Mickey. Finn 421. Remote rid 36. Rose : Sweet. 9:30 p.m.—Bob-Hope theatre | OTTAWA (CP)—The__ federal | Government [is Vine. 20.808rs sfamily. __potatoes {10 F080 pan Festa }health__depa. ——-does—_not|____ eateries ek oe the: stone affirmative plants 4. Affirmative : 2 ms : Concert : have facilities of its own to test R e } 24.Siberian 21. Exhaust -$7. Thick —-— 45. Help--—— 4 mm: R Max-in the Morning the alleged cancer cure ACH, eceives gulf i 12:00. a.m.—CBC-TV. News Health Minister MacEachen told | is : 4.26. Too izes? YA? 1 2 }10 12.15-a.m.—Viewpoint .. the Commons. . cea 14 28, Erie, for - 4 . S| 12:20 "a.m.—LTV-News—— 2 A plea-for federal-testing haé | Donation— — te ane szper eel, — V4 t iaaraile 41 pee 12.30 a.m.—Station Sign Off s_| been made by the drug's discov- aa Se 130. Neighbor A a : a erers, Dr, V. A. Mirkovich, 72,, TORONTO (CP)—Twenty-six | of Fla. e — Gy 2 @, CFCY RADIO | of Toronto and-his-son,-Dr- V. ‘oil panels by three famed Ca- | 31. Foreman hE TTA, Z < 9 V. Mirkovich, 40, of Ottawa. ‘madian artists -havebeen do- } 35.Marker oy YZ Y WY re | WEDNESDAY They say research institutions nated to the Ontario government | 36. Tropical rrAT Les Le Lea - 6.30—News and Weather will “not make ‘clinical tests of hy R.. A. Laidlaw, 80-year-old |. oe [a Y, 6.35—Morning Roundup ° the anti-cancer hormone they Toronto financier and indus. | Ds ~—her fae | as Ae (25 . 4.45—Island Wr. and Mar. Temp. developed eight years ago. trialist. : = 48. Comiplete hee Vf) i 6 .46—Morning Roundup The research laboratories re-| In keeping with Mr. Laid- | RG Ott ~ Te ot a 129 6.55—News and Weather - | quire details of the drug's com- Jaw's desire for anonymity,-the | 45. Cavities Of 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour ‘ Position, but the Mirkovichs |goyernment officially accepted | 46. Taut 7.30—News and Weather have refused to divulge this. the gift a few months ago but | 47. Moham- 7.35—Farm Report They say disclosure may re-|made no announcement of it. | ' medan 2 7.41—Morning Roufdup’ __| sult in loss of their claim to| The collection includes 13/ 4 ence ‘ e 7.45—Island Wr. and-Mar. Temp. | S0lé credit for having evolved pieces by J. E. H- “MacDonald | han nn es 5 “FF a 7.46—Morning Roundup the theory of an anti-cancer hor-|and four by Lawren Harris, both) ~~" SEA: a _ 7.56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard/ mone as a body defence mech- Group of Seven painters, plus | 1. Cheas term 43 44 4s 2 £ 8.00—News é anism. “the works “of Tom| ‘9 : 8.55—Weather Replying to Heath Macquar- Thonidan. The value Is. about | ap 46 Y a 8 16—Morning Roundup rie (PC—Queens), Mr. Mac- $80,000. e | 2. Anthon Sac wentnet c. 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