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i2' "Nonolmol Dolly Free Press, Friday, October 1, )971 ewis Mas Medicine i i JICROSS THE PROVINCE H0 W-m mic Ills Meed Pickers omy during the last month had shown deceit, distortion, con DlCLIlCLCJCLHi cealment, pretense, hypocrisy, insensitivity, pious fraud and deliberate deception. Mr. Trudeau had said the number of hard-core unem- ployed had decreased signifi- cantly in August. But in fact, said Mr. gan, the number of workers un- -employed for more than six months what Mr.

a called the hard-core had increased in the last four months. Mr. Trudeau had said thera was a lower rate of unemploy- ment in August for the labof xorce over z. But statistics showed the siza of the labor force over 25 had decreased between 1970 and 1971, showing, he said, that there was a tremendous amount of hidden unemployment in thuv age bracket. if! 1 1 SHELL i mm i SHELL mM 1 Ilk (CP Photo) MAMA MIA Actress Mia Farrow tends her 18-month-J twin sons, Sascha Villiers and Matthew on a park bench during a break in filming -I, Hampton Court Palace In London-, England.

Mia loves to be visited by the twins during a work break. Students Skip Classes To Protest -Blast 4 He had called for lower inter est rales, but short-term inter est rates we're currently at their lowest level since the early 1960s. He wanted more money for waste treatment plants. But he did not say how much more than the $432 million the government has spent on such plants during the last 10 years. Robert Andras, minister of state for urban affairs, concentrated on Mr.

Lewis' housing proposal. He said morlgage loans approved under the National Housing Act in the first eight months of 1971 exceeded the. volume for any previous full year. There was little doubt, the minister said, that at the end of the year Canada would be shown to have enjoyed jecord housing accomplishment. And 1972 would be another year of very high production, with the country's house-building industry fully engaged.

GETS TORY SUPPORT Mr. Lewis received strong opposition support for his motion. John Lundrigan (PC Gan-der-Twillingate) agreed that Mr, Trudeau has distorted unemployment figures to give the Impression the government Is doing all right. Government responses to opposition questions on the econ mm RENTAL SALES NOW. D.I.

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Skillings and. Sons Co. Ltd. Domesfle Furnace Oil and Stove Oil Ph. 758-9161 2290 McCuIIoch Road By DAN TURNER I OTTAWA (CP) An opposi tion attack on government economic policies in the Commons Thursday was dismissed by gov ernment speakers as being vague and irresponsible.

New Democrat Leader David Lewis opened debate with a motion calling for economic measures that he admitted were not original, but needed action nonetheless. They included a large-scale winter works program in co-op eration with the provinces; im mediate reduction in taxes; gov ernment action to force down interest rates; large additional funds for housing; funds 'or anti-pollution measures; introduction of a program to redirect trade and free the Canadian economy from foreign control. The NDP leader then said Prime Minister Trudeau had juggled unemployment figures in a search for excuses for the current seasonally-adjusted job less rate of 6.5 per cent. When he returned to the con tents of his motion, on which under the rules there was no vote, ho said he would not bother repeating them in his speech because they had been put forward on many previous occasions. USED TOP GUNS The government countered with a team of cabinet ministers and two parliamentary secretaries.

Hugh Faulkner (L Peterbor ough), parliamentary secretary to State Secretary Gerard Felle- tier, called Mr. Lewis motion opportunistic and irresponsible. He said Mr. Lewis had presented a broad set of attractive proposals. But, the NDP leader had attached no cost figure to his "large-scale program" to promote winter employment.

He had called for a reduction of taxes when the government's tax change till, currently at second reading in tile Commons, would remove a million people from the tax roles and reduce taxes for 4,700,000 people. SIGN TACKLE NEW YORK (AP) New York Jets acquired defensive tackle Chuck Hinton from Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday for linebacker Dennis Onkotz. Hinton, 6-foot-5, 264 pounds, Is. in his eighth National Football League season. Onkotz, in- his second year, has been sidelined by a broken leg he suffered last seasrfnr' UNDERGROUND HEAT Electric heating cables have been inlptaHed under the pavement of the new London Bridge to keep it from being closed by ice and snow.

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At Sumas In the Fraser Valley, about 300 junior and senior secondary students from Abboteford appeared at a border crossing and blocked traffic for brief periods. A spokesman said the students planned to stay at the Sumas crossing all day and to return today as part of a continuing protest against the Amchitka test blast, set for next month. In Coquitlam, just east of Vancouver, a group of 0 to 90 elementary students left one school with a confused list of projects. Some wanted to head for the U.S. consulate in Vancouver and others wanted to hitch-hike to the border.

They stopped at other schools and urgedniher students to join them, i Fire alarms were set off at some schools but mo6t students returned to classes. GUIDE LOSES BOTH ROUNDS VERSAILLES, France (AP) "Look at this handsome Chinese vase," said the guide at the Grand Trianon, the chateau where Louia XIV used to take tea with Mme. de Montespan. "That's a Japanese vase," said the tourist, Pai" Hsiang-kuo of Peking, who also is China's minister of external trade and head of the first Peking governmental delegation to visit Western Europe since Mo Tse-tung took power in la49. The guide gulped hard.

"Look at that one, said. Pai and his staf advanced toward another vase. A moment's scrutiny and the pitiless verdict oame back: "It's Japanese too." Fischer Takes Chess Lead BUENOS AIRES (Reuter) -Bobby Fischer, U.S. grandmaster, defeated former world champion Tigran Petro-sian Thursday night in the first game of a 12-game match to decide who will challenge Boris SpassKy of the Soviet Union for the world chess title. Fischer, playing whites, displayed his usiial adamant will to win, and at the 28th move refused an offer for a draw by his 42-year-od Armenian opponent opening the way to victory with a pawn heading for coronation in the king's sector; and finally winning at the 40th move.

The game was played to a full house in the San Mar tin Theatre. Petrosian surprised experts with a very aggressive variant nf the Sicilian defence against Fischer's pawn-king-four opening. THE FELICE CAVALLOTT1 LODGE Cordially Invite You to Attend The Annual Columbus Day BANQUET OCTOBER Urh MT. BENSON LEGION Quartarway For Tlrkela: Mr. Tony Blaiutlj 754-6178 Charges Stayed FRINCE GEORGE (CP) -The crown Wednesday stayed charges against three young men charged with conspiracy to traffic in a restricted drug.

Alf Custafson and John Shipley of Vernon and Alan bharpe of Surrey were arrested in April after a package containing 135 capsules of synthetic- marijuana was picked up at the bus depot here. traffic Death PRINCE GEORGE (CP) An eight-year-old boy who was run over Wednesday became the first traffic fatality within city limits for 1971. Terrance Dofka was pronounced dead on arrival at hospital. New System VANCOUVER (CP) A new telex switching system has been installed here by CP-CW Tele communications The system is fully automatic and permits users round-the-clock communi cation regardless of time-zone differences. Two Die RICHMOND (CP)-A Ladner man and a three-year-old Richmond boy died in separate traffic accidents Wednesday night.

The boy, Mark Eric Ay, died from head injuries when he was stYuck by a car on a road near his home. Brian Jackson 55, suffered a Fatal heart attack after his car left the road and struck a power pole. Call Off Search KITIMAT (CP)-A search for the body of Art Erbecker, 44 of Terrace, B.C.. missing and presumed drowned in Douglas Channel southwest of here, was called off Thursday. He left Kitimat Sunday on a fishing trip with Charles Orto, 49, also of Terrace, whose body was found by searchers Wednesday off Emilia Island.

Appoint Dean BURNABY (CP)-Dr. Daniel Birch has' been appointed acting dean of education at Simon Fnaser University. He will con tinue as acting chairman of the university professional development centre for training new teachers. is I II I i arn SHcalra PARKS VILLE SAT. "FIVE-MAN ARMY' Friday 7 9 p.m.

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consulate Saturday. VANCOUVER (CP) The Canadian protest mission Greenpeace, cheered by a message of support from a U.S. Coast Guard cutter, hopes to move further along the Aleutian Islands toward Amchitka Saturday. The mission, aboard the Canadian halibut boat Phyllis Cor-mack, has been tied up at the Aleutian village of Akutan, 600 miles west of Amchitka, since early this week. Crew member.

Ben Metcalfe radioed to Vancouver Thursday night that the Cormack has requested clearance from U.S. customs and immigration at Anchorage, Alaska, and will seek coast guard permission to move out Saturday Atka, about 36 houn' sailing west of Amchitka. The mission plans to cruise just outside the three-mile territorial limit if the United Stales goes ahead with plans to detonate a five megaton nuclear bomb on Amchitka. COAST GUARD VISITS Mr. Metcalfe said the coast guard cutter Confidence visited the mission Thursday to explain the formalities of xnnlying for permission to go into Atka for fuel.

the sidewalk. They were making an awful noise they have steel shoes and they were in my own mind. at that time going faster than a walk." "I saw one mounted man with his stick touching or pointing at someone it may have been menacing, I don't know. I did not interpret it that way. "I saw policemen (dragging people to the wagon.

Their feet were on the ground and it seemed to be a very practical way. You have to face it, if they refuse to come I see nothing wrong in dragging them under the armpits." Asked whether he would again order plainclothes men into a similar crowd in riot helmet and equipped with sticks, he said "yes. but we again come to hindsight." "In view of the severe criticism, and I have to be guided at times by criticism hut I am satisfied with the action I took at that time." The inquiry is continuing. Dies After Fall SURREY (CP) Charles Mike. 28, of Vancouver died in hospital Thursday a few hours after he lost his footing on a scaffold at a construction site and fell IS feet to the ground.

Ban Snowmobiles WEST VAnCOUVF.H (CP) City Council Thursday Bimnrd the use of snowmobiles on Holly-burn Mountain, rejecting a developer's bid to use 2.V) acres on me mountain for the ve- i hides. i i rat WILKINSON BLADES 'Mark stainless tll blades. Package of I. W.at.rn'i Price a .99 qa Bottle ol 100.. ......99 nr.T i i i LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC Mouthwash Glrgle.

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Inspector Abercrombie, the se nior police officer in the area Aug. 7, was testifying at a government-ordered inquiry into the, Gastown fracas in which mounted police were used to disperse the crowd. The inquiry was ordered by Attorney-General Leslie Peterson following complaints of police brutality in breaking up a marijuana smoke-in" demon stration in the rejuvenated wa terfront, district. Commission counsel Allan Mc- Eachern asked Inspector Aber crombie: "You have heard all the evidence at this Inquiry of the various citizens who have described acts of violence com mitted by police officers. Did you see any of this sort of be havior? VIEWPOINT VARIES The inspector replied: "I saw things that maybe through i citizen's ryei he would Interpret as abuse.

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