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. committee which met
1 local ‘fire insurance agents
init out that. many. of: the
I ments asked by. the un-
eters | were arendy under

\ thatthe main. issue, the: water

‘eptember, was.being placed be-
‘ore’ the property owners again

  
   
  

, “Ald.” ‘Youngs told
ae ‘that. the» ‘postponement
poe € he*.proposed increase | was
woe Only. temporary and“he urged the

sity. to, make _representations to

  
 

   
 

nadian’: Underwriters — point-
ing - out... that the water. bylaw

  

  

voters

    
 
 
  
 

oo ec. don’t, pass . ‘something
to, improve our. water | ‘system |.

“Will certainly get an increase
i surance rates,” ‘he said.
ve. "may get one. anyway, but
n't be as big if the water

“report: of ‘the content

| tT. ‘Norton “Youngs; 204"
“Ald? Youngs also headed ay

improvement bylaw which, fail.|*

Was., being: re- -submitted to: ‘the .

our fire protection facilities |.

greed ¢ to eaneel. ‘its: “proposed 15. per. cent: tier bas
n commercial rates, ‘until it has had an opportunity
, City Council ‘was, -informeéd: -last |’

 

Council. *
Utilities committee: recommen-:
‘dation ; that. the: city - “buy. 165.
telephones. of: various: types for
an estimated cost: of $1, 300. °

 

Council

tion that a rebuilt: engine for
one:.of. the city’s. utility trucks

of $273. 55,

 

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‘to the list ‘of: service’ stations
receiving. after-hour - opening
permits, so cee

Referred. ‘to: ‘the’. personnel:
‘committee was a. letter: from:
Local 559: of the: ‘International.
Association. ok. Firefighters, |
notifying council » that: ‘the:
‘union wished" to. re-open ‘its.
“contract, with. ‘the- city.”

 

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adian Legion’ Branch: 27. to hold
a Poppy. Fund tag. ‘day: on Sat-
urday,. November: we

 

 

A letter from: ‘Proviticial . ‘See-
retary WD: Black. advised -coun-,
cil, that’ ‘under ° the : {Municipal:
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- tection: ‘facilities are brought. into}
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jfire tg “Wood said last week the

groposal : “would help. contro! the
Si police’ costs by ‘providing
Special- -duty° “officers - for the
periods “OF rush-hour: traffic. |
ussey, ‘secretary ‘of. the
stminster local. of: the
International ‘Association’ of Fire
CLC), told city. council
} r there is no’ provision
‘in the“ current agreement. with

firemen -which-requires them to

do<police work, -

“The imposition of police work
on Our «members would be false
economy,” he said.

.’ He. suggested city council con-
tact the British . Columbia. fire
wardens office in Vancouver and
the Insurance Underwriters’ As-
sociation for an opinion of the
. Plan. oo
ra ‘Fire chiefs from communities |

Oe throughout the Lower Mainland

: ‘Pict with Chief Claude Highsted
tha hotel Monday to hear de-
of: the proposal. ‘Chief

Highsted is Opposed to the idea,

“Police commissioner — E. G.
‘Eakins. has asked Mayor. Wood
for-a written report: on the’ pro-
posal,

 

 

 

 

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1, KINGSTON, Ont. ()—Mrs, D
L. McGill and her daughter, Mrs,
Russell McAllister, cach gave
birth to sons within 20 min-
“utes at Kingston General Hos-
pital recently, It was Mrs, Mc-~
Gill’s third child, and her
daughter's first,

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LEGION AU

EVERYBODY

‘| employee’ prior to ‘his: death, and’

a single person - or: address: con-

so that the. report

newspaper . clipping, Ald: Carl-
son .said that. _Attorne General.
Bonner: ‘appeared: ‘to, chave » -been:
in’ contact’ with | the: ‘principals.

Carlson,

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po TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27

available for’: ‘councils to ‘aids re-
tired. municipal: ; employees: (Or!
‘their. widows -who. are’ “obviously |
deserving of.” help." ae

    

Noting that. aid had: been: ren},

- Astaire on ooking
Tor | further musicals.

- oS By BOB THOMAS, . :
“HOLLYWOOD. (AP)—Has Fred Astaire aide
hig: last film musical? He hints that may. be so.,

dered a former retired: ‘municipal’

that no one at this. ‘monient. was
in that category, council ordered.
the letter filed. a

 

 

 

A minor ” “flare-up”? ‘occurred
when Alderman. Gordon. ‘EB. Carl-
son. inquired “as “to* “what” the
council’s industrial © committee
had learned. about” a: reported
Italian . company -. “planning * to
build a. $50, 000 000 pulp : ‘mill
the north... ae :

Alderman Te “Norton. Youngs,
chairman. of the’ industrial com:
mittee, said that:he-had: ‘already,
reported to council . (when: Ald.
Carlson’ was . absent). “that ‘the
committee was ‘unable: to: locate

     

nected with. the: -Italian* ‘firm,
uld: “be” ‘con-

 

firmed -or. denied. “i
Reading from: a two-month <old

 

“Get mean address and:we'll
write. . them,” : snapped: ; Ald.
Youngs.

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to next Cessives.

NELSON —The murder trinl
of Richard A. Huculak was ad-
journed Monday until;the next
assizes at the request of crowh
counsel Leo §, Gansner. of Nel-
son. ,

Mr, Gansner told Mr. Justice
Thomas W. Brown that Huculak
is undergoing treatment at Es-
sondale mental home and is un-
able to stand trial, nN

Huculak, formerly of: Prince
George and Dawson Creek “is
charged with the murder of
Linda Townsend, 8,-of the Trail
suburb of Park, Siding, found
dead last summer with her mo-
ther: on the family farm,

 

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"passed © "a ‘board of
works. committee. ‘recommenda-

be bought. At an: estimated cost |

Rupert’ “Auto Metal, was. added |

Permission: was” “granted” ‘Can-

. not: ‘going. ‘to. chase any. girls.

  
 
 
 

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‘come ‘up ‘with,

jong “for: -me, ‘and, ‘I’m | certainly

2! not: ‘going. to look for. one,” he
remarked: at» his. “Beverly Hills |
homie:<: “I-don’t’ know where one
coul e found, anyway. . There
just aren’t: any. ‘around, '

“Besides, I: don’t know. what I
could: do’ in. ‘one. Iam certainly
I’m
beyond.” the girl-chasing- stage,
and: i “only” didi
pictures?" Vanywayeeul* just won't
do a movie that: calls for. a, To-
mance. :
y! minot. sure the public. would
acce t:me-in’;a-;musical any
more; » because | ‘of. the: silly dwel-
lingon ‘age... It chas’ gotten to
the: ridiculous. point: where every
writer ‘has ‘to ‘include. it in his
T- think it’s. unfair. I never
think about: sage and I-don’t see
why, they. should» make 8 big

   

   

  

 

   
   

| thing’ about ‘it.

RULE: FOR AGES
“vou: “hear -
talking ‘about a * baseball player
whom-he describes as ‘an aging
39." | ‘But. the commentator never
admits. that he is’ 56. There
ought to bea Cale”

OK: Astaire -is!a fantastically
youthful 59; this: interviewer i is
a ‘decrepit ‘37; :

If the lithe and limber Astaire
art will be denied to movie audi-
ences, it still will be visible on
the home sereens, ‘There will be
Another Evening with Fred As-
tdire on NBC Nov. 4.

-Having captured a wagonload
of awards for his last evening,”
he is constantly asked how he
can top himself.

“I'm not trying to top my-
self,” he said, “and I never have,
I never Jook back except to have
an occasional regret, That’s un-
avoidable, I’m afraid. I saw one

‘of my pictures on television the

other night-——one.I had made 20
years ago—and I thought ata
couple of places, ‘Gee, why did-
n't Ido that. differently’.”

| JUST: A TRAP, |

_ Fred: feels that nostalgia js a
“Performers are always talk-
ing about the ‘good old days',”
he scoffed, “The good old days
weren't that good., With few ex-
ceptions, the movies today aro
much batier done than thoy
used to. G, The namie gos for
tho’ stage,’

While’! Fitod seldom Blancos
backward, he profits by his: past
axperioncos and uses that know-
lodge In his constant, search for
porfection, me fhe

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Cripple. fined
LONDON (7 '— Pollo cripple
Alexnndor Suttey Monday was
fined’ 210 for drunk .d¥iving in
his motorizod invalid. chaty, The
magistrate: said’ he would not
take ‘away Suttoy’a leonco bo-
cause of. the. spacial” cireum:
atances but warned that if Sut-
{oy expected any future clem-.
dnoy ho’d bettor quit drinking.

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movie hit on -Jts hands todny--
ON Khrushohev in Amerlon,”
Tasa nows ngeney anid a. color
documontary mado by Russian
camera men who dogged the Bo.
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Canadian television, can’t..see

‘anything wrong with: living’ in the-United States. "Miss: Harmer: |“
‘who. ‘opened ‘a ‘night club- actin Ottawa. last week, Says ‘some |
of her customers think ” ‘she has. deserted: them. . She says.;she

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ducer’ Arthur, Loew: Jr., 33,* of
‘the wealthy. theatre family, were

married Monday. *_
It was the third marriage. ‘for
Mrs. Power, 27. Prior to-her. mar-

riage to’ Power she ‘was the wife : n
‘They,:| ;
1955, _ Leow | :

of actor Nico Minardos.
were divorced. in.
was often called Hollywood’s”
most leigible bachelor. .. °..+. '

er sh. .
BONN — Ernst Mueller -
Hermann, a member of ‘Chan-

cellor Adenauer’s ruling Christ-
ian ‘Democratic party, warned

‘in an article Monday that’ the
‘small German Reich - party is
composed of former Nazis wait--

ing for an economic slump to
Stage a bid for power.
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RAWALPINDI, Pakistan—The
cabinet announced Monday that:
Gen. Ayub Khan, president of
Pakistan, has been elevated to.
the rank of field marshal “as
a token of the nation's gratit-
ude.”

bof bp

VANCOUVER — Philip van
Rannsselaer Dafoe, former pub-
He relations and newspaper man
and son of the late John W.
Dafoe, editor-in-chief of the
Winnipeg Free Press died yes-
terday aged 54,

of

YRANKFURT, Germany —
Singer Elvis Presley, In hospital
for tho second time in four
months with tonsllitis, 1s In good
condition, a United States Army
spokesman sald Monday, The
24-year-old rock 'n’ roll tdol, a
jeep driver for an armored unit,
was stricken Saturday while his
unlt was on a working exerelse,

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ROME—A 72-year-old Roman
Catholic priost, Father Pio who
for 40 years has had stigmata
(the wounds of Christ) in nis
hands and feet will inherit 2,-:
000,000,000 re (nbout: $3,200, 000)
after a seven-year court battle:
over ‘the will.of his life-long:
friond Marin de Gincomo, The
will was contested by the nad-
ministration of Naplos Hospital
which stood to Inhorit the money
if {¢ was refused to Father Plo,
A Rome civil court deelded 4
the fathor's favor Monday,

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8T, LAMBERT de LEVIS, Que,
-—Joxoph Bernard, 40, wanted Jn
connection with a double Alny-
Ing apparently shot himsolf ng
polica surrounded him in his
harn hidcout Monday, Ho wits
found lying in a barn near hore,
© bullet in his brain, He waa
wanted In the shoot last Thurae,
day of Raymond Polehnt, 20,

and Polehat's wife, 24, ™Malr-|

 

bodies wore found on thajy
20 miles south ‘of Rit eit “gH

at McGee, ‘charged’ with, attempt:

 

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ing «to ‘mutder.: a-:woman : with:
| whom,:he - “was” ‘living ° June: "29,
| ‘released | his: ‘counsel, and. ‘sought ;

|} when his trial opened: in. Assize:
Court here Monday. , oo

He was charged after. a women: he
called Mrs. Beatrice. Elsie McGee ||.
| was’ found in. a ‘Rossland ‘cafe woe
with a bullet. wound .in ‘the ab-
domen’ and’ a_ deep: throat cut. |
Rossland | is - 60. Miles ‘south Of,
here, |.

He. told’ the: ‘court. ‘before. the

his counsel, R. D’Andrea of Trail,
and: ‘would: conduct his. own de-
fence: ~ .-

McGee'said: he. wanted to. enter
a plea of: not: guilty by tempor-
ary insanity. .Mr.. Justice T. W.
Brown did not rule on the plea
but told the accused he would
be™ ‘given . -assistance in conduct-
ing’ his: defence..

‘Dennis J. “‘smitn, a store clerk,
testified” he ‘was. beginning to eat
lunch. ‘in the: -cafe. ‘when McGee
came’ ‘ing | es Ce
He. ‘said: ‘the: ‘accused walked
‘up. behind. -the: McGee woman
and pulled:a ‘gin from his. pock-
ét.” Smith’ ‘tried’ to ‘take the gun
away. ‘but. was: ‘chased | from the |.
building. at. gunpoint. .

When: he, returned he found Mrs.

 

trom, the: head. and. ‘abdomen.

standing unarmed. .beside’ the
injured. wonian: ‘The | accused’ S|

son,, Dennis, 14, “was: also nearby.
- Dre -L.. He "Nixon | of Rossland
said: ‘he?’ had’ to: remove : one’: of

- | the’ Woman's “kidneys ‘because it

had been. ‘shattered by.a gunshot
wound: ‘Her throat had. also been
“cut? within half’ an inch’ ‘of the
jugular vein..:

‘The: ‘doctor: said Dennis McGee
had: -been ‘shot once in each hand
and: ‘the right. knee.. His wounds
were mot Serious:

- Const:-R. K. Somerville of the

 

  

 

Nelson. and, Const. 'S. J. Kirby
of. ‘the ‘RCMP. crime detection la-

evidence. : :

 

— Mis. a ‘pi
‘Deborah Minardos Power, witb oe
-of ‘actor Tyrone Power, and: pro- =

 

trial opened: he was dismissing _

Mr; ‘Smith ‘said soon: after’ Ke
left... he.‘heard | three. gunshots.’

McGee « ‘on ° the: ‘flood bleeding |

 

He testified | that McGee. was!

 
 

- HMCS ‘COLUMBIA, the sixth

Of: Canada’s Restigouche class.

- destroyer escorts, willbe com-
-missioned into the Royal Can-

‘adian Navy. at. Vancouver. on '

November | 7 Like the . other

~ vessels. of her class, the ‘Col-::
umbia- is equipped with: the.
“most. modern weapons for the.

detection and, destruction. OF
- submarines, Following |: her:

“commissioning, she’ will: Join’.
‘the. ,

-her~ -sister-ships “in. :
Halifax-based: ‘Fifth: ‘Canadian.
. Escort. Squadron. She will. be‘

commanded - by : Commander ||
William - ‘Hayes. of Swift, Cur-

rent, Sask...
__ National - Detetice phoio.

 

‘Man discovered

nailed to wall

: PRANKFURT, Germany. (Reu-
ters)—A | 64- -year- -old. shoemaker
has been found. dead. in, his

-workshop - here—nailed | to. ‘the
“wall.:

‘Police : Said the ‘body - ‘of
George Krausert, bare. from the
waist up, was. found..Monday

hanging on the wall from:a six-[]
the |.
right hand... His bare feet ‘were

inch nail driven through...

nailed to. a. board.

 

RCMP. identification branch ati}.

-boratory.- ate “Regina also gave

_ The’ ‘trial; thle is being njeana

  
 

 

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