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~ Cub adds new twist

United States,

Other
followed: his
none bas matched the remark-
able efficiency with which Har-
rah has placed “Nevada fun,”
as thé ads describe it, within
constant reach of the wage-
earner?”

Harrath’s has plenty of room
for. thé ‘careless rich, to be sure.
But during the off hours—from
dawn jtb dark, after the carri-
age trade’ das departed —. the
little ‘Biiys virtually have the
run of the place, and their lit-
tle bets have helped build the
casino, into a $40,000,000-a-year-
enterpti ise,

Hartah’s success in fetching
the customers is the envy of
casino operators throughout Ne-
vada. 2

Harrah offers bus service at
extremely low cost to thousands
of citizens in neighboring :Cali-
fornia.where there is no. legal
gambling.

“And he has created a gambl-
ing casino which appears for all
the world like a discreet and
decorous amusement centre with
fun and games for the whole
family.

And: he has placed this. elit-
tering ‘lure in a geographical!

casino operators have
lead, but. so’ far

to legal gambiing

LAKE TAHOE, Nev. (AP)—William F. Harrah
has added a new dimension to legal gambling in the

 

hardly a purer place existed,

their motel taxi
home again
their fill—all for free.

But the vacation trade is lim-
ited, if well heeled, and also
seasonal, And the gambling bu-
siness, after all, is a 24-hours-
a-day operation, seven days a
week, 12 months a year.

To fill. the blank spaces, Har-
rah’s operates a fleet of char-
ter buses from 31 cities up to
nearly 200 miles away. The fare
is nominal, and Harrah’s makes
it even more so by giving a gen-
erous refund. Both the. amount
of the refund:.and the frequency
of the service. vary.-

For example, “when
weather chases away. the vaca-
tioners Harrah’s. summons ; five
buses a ‘day from San Francisco
and gives a .$6 refund:on..the
round trip. During summer; the
refund drops to $3 and. there
are only two buses.a day.
Timetables, too, are arranged
to keep Harrah’s buzzing at all
times, - ;
From San Francisco, five
hours away, one bus leaves at
11 p.m. in order to arrive at the

door,

 

setting; renowned for its whole-
some air and glorious beauty.
Harrah hired research experts
to. sharpen his knowledge of the
naturéof the gambler. He deter.
mined*" that to expand his cli-
entele* to inelude the virtually
untapfed middle and _— lower
incomé~ groups. he would
to. locdte somewhere other than
Reno ‘or Las Vegas, towns too
many people associate with im-

prudence and follery if not out- make the

wickedness. Lake Tahoe
spot. With its

right
was the logical

have — and,

break of dawn. The other leaves
at 5 a.m., the second heads home
Just about the time the dinner
jackets and cocktail dresses be-
‘gin to appear.

Every bus rider thereby is al-
lotted no more than nine hous
as significantly, no less
— to strike it rich.

It isn’t Harrah’s
but the people they attract that
more fascinating
study. Especially the small play-
ers who came by bus,

techniques,

 

jfishing camps-and_ ski. resorts,

If the vacationers care to risk
a dollar or two between swims,
Harrah’s will dispatch a taxi to
them
when they’ve had

winter:

| report for the chamber’s 33rd
annual convention which open-

through Wednesday. More than
‘500 delegates and their wives

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in economi

VANCOUVER ;)—The Cana-
dian Chamber of Commerce
split a year ago by the furore
which blew around Operation
Freedom,. yesterday heard a
forecast of increased economic
education.

F. W. Bradshaw, Montreal
paper corporation executive and
chairman of the chamber’s ex-
ecutive council; said in his an-
nual report that “it is anticipated
that a program of economic ed-
ucation will be supported and
carried out by chamber mem-
bers at all levels in the years
ahead—on a more intensified
basis than during | the last sev-
eral years.”

Mr. Bradshaw “prepared his

ed here yesterday and continues}

 

 

j}and husbands are attending.
The report was released to the
‘press in advance of delivery.
‘Last fall, at: the annual meet- |
ing in Halifax;-the chamber ‘ex-
pressed its usual emphatic sup-
port. of private enterprise and

-jproposed Operation Freedom as

a ‘special campaign to that end.
A pamphlet introducing. the

program said the objectives

were: | So

“To . rouse

apathy and

action against:

Canadians from
indifference into
the growing
and com-
munism: and to inform Cana-
dians of. the freedoms enjoyed
under the democratic form ‘of
fovernment and under the econ-

Further
closures
announced

Further fishing closures were
announced by District Supervis-
or’ of Fisheries f R. G. MeIndoe.
all

 

C of C forecasts boost

c education.

omic system of private compe-
titive enterprise.” .
REACTION VIOLENT

Reaction to the linking of so-
cialism and ‘ communism — was
violent and terms such as “John
Birchism” and. “McCarthyism”
were applied by those opposed.
The proposed program resulted
in much disagreement among
the chambers and. boards ‘of
trade which make up the Cana-
dian. Chamber. Some criticized
it, others accepted it and others
only said that they would: not
implement it. ,

Today, Mr.-Bradshaw said of
Operation. Freedon.:

“..It should be emphasized
that the program was not a new
or radical’ departure from the
program which had. been in op-
eration successfully , for. the last
18: years.

 

 

Prisoner Oo
hangs. self

PARIS (Reuters). — Police an-
nounced today that they arrest-
ed the organizer of last month’s
assassination. attempt against
President de Gaulle.Friday, but
he hanged himself in his cell
during the’ night. ems

Police gave the name, of the
man as Henri Niax, °48,.of Bor-
deaux, and-said he had resign-
ed froni the army 18 mcnths ago.

He was interrogated and taken
to a cell, where he hanged him-
| self with a rope he made from
his shirt and fixed to a window
bar, police said,

Niax had ‘been’ an ‘army. sig-
nals major and served in Indo.
china and. Algeria. He resigned
as director of the colonial siy-
nals school 18: months ago and
became an insurance agent, po-
lice said,

Police also announced they
have - identified | the _mysterions
Murat who hired the cars used
iy the, , assassinations attempt
August: | ,22"wHeh commando
groups machine-gunned Presi-

 

 

 

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space and’ has provision. ‘for. he
There will. be a staff of five: or six! to. operate the kitchen, rooms
and recreation. The ‘outside: of the structure. will .be‘stucco:and

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om ‘Staff, ‘photo by, Phylis Bowman

 

Fishing. gear
‘stolen
from vehicle

J. Phillip Stewart - Burton of
Massett: left . his’ car, «parked
across from the- Savoy”. Hotel
Tuesday night and when’ Re
came back’ to it the. following
morning. he found “approxim-
ately $250 worth of camping: arid
fishing equipment missing.. °°

Stewart. - Burton. stopped over
here before’ embarking for the
interior where he. planed to. do
a month’s: fishing.

He’ locked ‘his: car: up: but dia
not secure one of. the side ven-
tilator windows. . Tyg

Some ,of the’ items taken were
a -stove and . lantern,
pensive . fishing | reels, a sleep-

five .ex-|

“DINOSAUR TRACK

JERUSALEM | Officials
say the: footprints of a dinosaur

-{made ‘about 100,000,000 years ago | Ra
have been: found near a Judean fj A

Hill farm. close. to Jerusalem.

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CARSON. ‘CITY, Nev. ° (a)
Actress | Judy - Carl and was re-
ported on: her way to “a rapid
and: smooth recovery” today
after being taken. to a hospital

infection.

Dr,
Garland, 39, suffered. an attack
at the Lake Tahoe. home where
she had been: staying with her
two children, _.

THe entértainer’s”
physician, Dr, Kermit Osserman,
flew in from New York and was
at’ her bedside. He said Miss
Garland may leave the hospital
late today or Sunday

 

BESS

~~ Actress: recovering

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fil residence requirements, forr af

Friday suffering from a kidney

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FRED FE. DOWDIE | --|
OPTOMETRIST

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“LOCAL 708
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: \and- clothing= “The. ‘clothing in-: +
: cluded” a new pair’ “Of new: brown
wool trousers, ‘hip waders” and

blue jeans.

Any information held by citi-
gens towards the-arrest of: the
culprits: and recovery of . the
items would be Appreciated by
the police. a, a oo

 

"Bodies waiting
for burial

HONG KONG (®, — “More than
7,000 Chinese — -all dead:— are
waiting to return ‘to China.

. Their bodies are stacked ceil-
ing ‘high in. a-“hoste] for the
dead” run by a charity hospital
overlooking the South China Sea.
Some. have been waiting. 13
years, since the. Communist con-
quest of China.

, Most of the dead had express-
ed. a last wish. tobe: buried in
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IT’S ‘A HABIT that's catching among top people — that old
rocking chair swing. First it was President Kennedy, Now
Isracli Prime Minister David Bon Gurion looks delighted as he
rocks back and forth. It happened during a visit: to a furmiture
company near Helsinki, Finland, Later, the company gave him
the chalr as a gift, — TNS Photo

seine Area 2B lying between the
southern point of Copper Bay
and Cape St. James, and all wa-
ters of salmon purse seine Area

net fishing until further notice.

1 will be closed to all salmon

ministry In Bragil, acting on a
request by a veteran’s associn-
tion, has outlawed the sale of

 

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