_ CREW LEAVES SINKING SHIP.

of the Greek freighter SS Yaniz row life boat away from

after end of the sinking ship

_oft the-northwesttip-of Luzon, Philippine Island. The ship sprung leaks in number one and number two holds and

Car Production In U.S. Running Ahead Of 1961

DETROIT (AP) — For the United States automobile indus- try the first half of 1962-model production has been marked by

less than 20 per cent for the

other three makers combined. Chrysler, which alone used to

take more than 20 per cent, has

—sankFeb-5-The 29 crew mem- bers were rescued by the de- stroyers USS Stoddard and the Surfbird. (AP WIREPHOTO)

were syndicated in other daily newspapers by the New York | Tribune, now the New York | Herald Tribune, his work was | earried regularly in 130 daily newspapers.

In 1934 and 1935 his love for the outdoors prompted Darling to cast aside his $100,000-a-year job as a cartoonist>to take an

(Fulton Discusses Export Of Hydro

{- “OTTAWK (CP) — "The ques-

tion of exporting Canadian hy- dro power is ‘“‘quite distinct”

‘from disposal of Canada’s share

of Columbia River under the treaty with the United States, Justice Minister Fulton said Monday.

Canada's national energy pol- fey contemplates export of

| power inclyding hydro ‘‘if it is ‘genuinely surplus,”

he added. In fact, the National Energy Board approved nine hydro ex- port licences in 1961.

Mr. Fulton was replying in a | Statement to remarks attributed {to Toronto economist Walter Gordon at Vancouver Saturday.

Mr. Gordon, national cam- paign chairman for the Liberal party, had said Canada perhaps should permit hydro exports

“provided the price is right and

other considerations are accep- , table” since exports are sanc- tioned for coal.

oil, natural gas and other energy sources.

‘Iberian Meeting

Said Not Planned

LISBON (AP) — A govern- ment spokesman said Monday Portuguese Premier Antonio de Oliveira Salazar and General- issimo Franco of Spain have no immediate plans to meet.

Reports from Spain the last

i two days have said they would

meet this week at Ciudad Rod- rigo, Spein, to discuss an Ibe- rian federation.

Informants in Spain had said Salazar requested. the meeting in the belief Spain's military support could strengthen Portu- gal’s hold on its remaining over- seas territories. Salazar’s re- gime was shaken by the loss of Goa to India.

PM Praises Senator Haig

OITAWA (CP) — British im- migrants remained in second place behind Italians for the fourth straight year in 1961, the immigration department has re- Ported.

Immigrants of Italian ethnic origin totalled 14,630 during the year, an increase of 1,335 com- pared with British arrivals of 13,295. Neweomers-from the United States were in third place at 11.516

Total immigration in 1961 Sagged to 71,689 from 104,111 in 1960. The inflow was the lowest since 1947 when newcomers to- talled 64,127.

Persons of British ethnic ori- gin were the main source of im- migrants until 1958 when Ital- ians moved into first place. Ital- fans also made up the biggest Sroup of arrivals in 1958, 1959 and 1960.

Chief reason for the slump in immigration last year was the federal government's policy of discouraging entry of unskilled workers. the class which makes up the bulk of Canada’s unem-

Italians Lead Immigration To Canada, Gov't Discloses .

ployed. Another was a lack of qualified immigrants due to the economic upswing in European countries.

The drop in total immigration has been sharply pronounced since 1957 when 282.164 arrivals set a 44-year record.

Italian arrivals of 14,630 in 1961 were down from 21,308 the previous year, while British ar- rivals of 13.295 compared with 29,853 in 1960 The inflow of 11,516 from the U.S. was an in- crease of 269 over 1960

Among the countries’ which provide Canada with most of its immigrants. the U.S. was the only one which showed an in- crease last year over the pre- vious year. Immigration from nine other countries also was up compared with 1960 But the total volume involved was small

PIGGYBACK SERVICE In 1961 Canadian National Railways piggyback services

were extended to 15 additional communities in Ontario and Quebec.

rent effect.”

sandr Too Large

EDMONTON (CP)— ernment of Alberta said i Meuse that price competition in pre- scription drugs does not exist. at the retai) level — or if it does exist it ‘does not operate effec- tively.”

It told the royal commission on health rervices there is ‘‘too great a spread” between the manufacturer’s cost of prescrip: |

‘tion drugs and the price to the | public.

The province's brief appealed to the commission to investi- gate whether the spread is ac- counted for by excessive mar- keting expense or excess profits or both

A special federal agency should be established with au- thority to examine periodically the venue - cost position of pre- scription drugs. said the Alberta government

“The existence of such powers of itself — without resort to price - fixing or control in the nature of public utility control —would have a beneficial deter-

LONDON (AP) — The ques- tion is: Did Laber member John Rankin sleep in Com- mons’? And did he snore?

The issue blew up during question time in the House of Commons.

Rankin, a 72-year-old for- mer school teacher, had filed Rotice he would ask the min- ister of education to consider raising the pay of university lecturers.

His turn came and_ the speaker called his name. Hearing no reply, the speaker Passed to the next question Rankin then protested that he had been overlooked.

Up rose Gerald Nabarro. a magnificently moustached capitalist of 57. He suggested Rankin was sound asleep when his name was called and was out of order in attempt- ing to re-enter the question queue.

“Are you not aware. Mr Speaker,’ Nabarro asked “that the honorable member

Price Spread Member’s Nap Sparks Row In U.K. House Of Commons

was snoring 80 sloudly ‘hat the rest of us could not hear on

The Speaker. Sir Harry Hy! ton-Foster, let Rankin ask his question anyway.

When the question was di: posed of, Rankin asked what recourse he had against Nap- arro for damaging his per- sona) prestige with this non sense about being asleep in Commons

The Speaker said Rankin s only course would be to file a motion accusing Nabarro of unparliamentary behavior Rankin decided to think it over

COMMISSIONER DIES PETERBOROUGH ‘CP: Fd win V. MacNeill, a former On. tario Provincial Police commis

sioner, died here Sunday He was 65. Mr. MacNeill joined the Kitchener, Ont.. police force in 1924 He moved to the OPP in 1927 Following 82 vears service

with the OPP. the Ist five ae commissioner, he retired in 1959

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But it is an illusion @tY life president of the US. one commodity no one can do River from here, and is ex- Kitchen Tool Set a tubular pole with ad Heavy enamelled wire stand about White metal table with 3 shelves and fo think all manufacturers are National Wildlife Federation. — without. But they aren't hard pected to clear the navigation Bronze fimsh tubular pole wi oar 28’ high, 24” long, 10° deep with tubular style legs. Has attachment sharing cqually in the boom, Recently he and movie-televi- hearted enough to use that as channel to Montreal by Feb. 15. Seven piece stainless steel set with justable spring adjustmen' Four perforated top shelf to hold flower for eleciric plug General Motors, where the sion producer Walt Disney were! a jeyer.” the transport department re- black , atic h ndles Set , ‘lua brackets to hold flower pots pots. Under fernery tray on box EATON SPOTLIGHT 9 were the rosiest, has appointed co-chairmen of Na- He attributed the attitude of ported Friday. The smaller ice- ladle. masher, spatule calad spoon. EATON SPOTLIGHT 5.99 18 x 6 x 4° deep. White and yellow SALE. Fach 49 been grabbing well over 50 per tional Wildlife week next morith. the farmer, whose profit mar- breakers Ernest Lapointe and Perforated spoon, turner fork and SALE, Each colours. cent of the business instead of _ Darling became a millionaire gins have dwindled rapidly dur- Suarel are working behind the rack. , EATON SPOTLIGHT Kitchen Stool its more normal 47-48 per cent. long before the peak of his 48- ing the past 20 years, to indus» McLean, keeping the channel EATON SPOTLIGHT SALE Each 7.99 Bronze fini ar leg \ Ford has been holding its own year newspaper career. trial union wages and their vast clear of ice floes in the Mc- SALE 7 Pc. Set 2.99 Clothes Dryer , ronze finish lubular legs 4h at about 30 per cent, leaving Starting in 1917 his cartoons upward leaps. Lean’s wake. ’ oO padded seat and back. 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