fnrvip
Kiipe-rt
LOiiy
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Thursday,
juntr
'2a,
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Cold
Weather
Tip
:
LONDON
(CP)
Reports
receiv-i
climbers
found
the
lipstick.
.
ed
here
claim
the
British
Everest
j
clear
red
shade,
was
the
ties
;
expedition
wore
lipstick
during!
means
of
guarding
against
lip
;
the
worst
parte
of
the
climb.
The
being
chapped
by
cold
and
wind
Skullduggery
at
Polls
Gets
Tougher
Fnllnwinn
Adoption
of
Wvlie
Fold'
;viuii:K.N
TKiitiiS
RiXilNA
(CP)
Three
Indiana
in
tribal
regalia"
took
delivery
of
a
power
grader
and
road
main-tainer
here.
It
will
be
used
on
a
35-mile
road
built
by
the
Indians
of
the
Piapot,
Muscowpe-tung
and
Pasque
Indian
reserves
i
OTTAWA
(
Skullduggery
at
torn
off
before
the
ballot
goes
near
here.
the
polls
is
getting
tougher
all
!
into
the
box.
the
time.
I
Scrutineers
for
all
opposing
Safeguards
against
beating
the
;
parties
in
each
poll
double-check
cial.
There
are
other
protections
against
misuse
of
the
ballot.
In
each
constituency,
the
returning
officer
and
deputy
returning
officer
must
be
able
to
account
after
the
election
for
all
the
ballots
how
many
were
used,
how
many
spoiled
and
how
many
left
over.
The
scrutineers
nominated
election
laws
have
been
building
j
these
precautions.
Coffee
accounts
for
80
per
cent
tof
exports
from
Guatemala
In
Central
America.
up
for
many
years,
and
the
odd
new
barrier
will
be
set
up
in
the
mi
Since
the
last
electioti,
a
new
twist
in
ballot-handling
has
been
put
into
effect
by
Parliament,
aimed
at
cutting
clown
the
chance
of
a
poll
official
taking
a
r
j
,r
election,
Aug.
10.
The
existing
system
is
regard
.
ft.
I
by
each
party
to
protect
its
in-
ed
as
virtually
unbeatable,
either
by
voters
or
by
candidates
and
;
peek
at
now
a
particular
peiwni
crests
watch
the
whole
pro-
thelr
supporters.
The
form
of
j
voted.
-
cedure.
They
can
challenge
any
the
ballot,
and
the
way
it
is;
THE
"WVI.IE
FOLD"
potential
voter
and
make
him
handled,
are
part
of
a
scheme
Ballots
handed
to
the
elector
prove
his
identity
or
take
an
oath
designed
to
block
any
form
of
have
to
be
folded
in
a
certain
'
that
he'
is
entitled
to
vote.
manipulation.
'
way
by
the
DRO
and
refolded
by
j
Fines
up
to
$2,000
are
laid
The
ballot,
which
eomes
In
!
the
voter
before
being
given
back
down
for
"corrupt
election
prac-
book
form,
is
made
ud
of
three
w
be,
put
in
the
bax.
wiinam
;
tices.'
Darts:
A
stub,
a
counterfoil
and
IWylie,.
Social
Credit
member
of
the
ballot
Droner
with
the
names
!
the
Commons
tor
Medicine
Hat,
convinced
the
House
elections
of
the
candidates.
Each
ballot
gfe3
UT2t
USfB
committee
in
la51
the
fold
left
;
has
to
be
Initialled
by
the
depu
Hurry!
Hurry!
Get
in
on
a
chance
for
a
quick
look
at
how
an
elector
voted
and
proposed
a
new
one.
ALL.CAHADIAH
The
"Wylie
fold"
was
adopted
ty
returning
officer
in
a
poll.
VOTING
PROCEDURE
When
the
elector
Mmes
In
to
vote,
the
DRO
rips
from
the
book
and
hands
him
the
ballot
with
counterfoil
attached.
After
the
ballot
Is
marked,
the
DRO,
before
dropping
It
Into
the
box,
In
by
Parliament
and
now
Is
olfi-
Happy
t:o!U!oy
Gml
6
vs
4
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Girls!
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and
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3,
of
Peekskill,
N.Y.,
seems
to
be
getting
the
bird
for
her
efforts
at
Indian
Point
iN.Y.)
Park's
fabulous
new
Jungeland,
which
consists
of
1,000
rare
animals
and
birds,
such
as
this
macaw.
The
animals,
all
tame
are
allowed
to
roam
about
freely
as
the
vi.sturs
stroll
by.
1
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Irst
prii
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week!
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Serve
a
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Psychiatrist
Says
Christie
Fascinated
by
Dead
Bodies
atl-
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LONDON
(CP)
A
psychiatrist
slid
Wednesday
that
John
Reg
inald
Christie
who
admits
kill
opening
on
to
the
outside
of
the
murder
house
Christie
told
how
he
wandered
the
stroets
almost
penniless
curing
the
country-wide
search
for
him
after
several
bodies
were
fuund
in
his
tenement
ing
seven
women
In
a
grisly
x-murder
drama
rivalling
the
xploits
of
Jack
the
Ripper
1
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portobl.
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in
fa
your
yoor
entry
entry
todayl
toYl?
was
unoer-sexea
ana
lascinat-
iri"
by
dead
bodies.
Dr.
J.
A.
Hobson
told
a
tense
.-nd
parked
Old
Bailey
court
home
at
10
Rilllngton
Place
in
the
Notting
Hill
district
in
west
London.
"When
T
uonf
infln
a
pnfii
nr
room
Christie
was
more
Inlig
liant
when
testimony
placed
1
anything
and
sat
down
at
a
runt
inside
a
tavern
man
n;
,
table
to
have
somethine
to
eat
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I
heard
people
talking
about
me,"
he
said.
He
said
he
made
no
attempt
to
hide
from
the
police.
On':e
he
went
up
and
thanked
a
policeman
who
held
up
traffic
so
he
could
cross
the
road,
he
.said.
Christie
was
arrested
March
31
while
leaning
over
a
wall
beside
the
River
Thames.
He
was
at
evidence
of
the
grue-4mr
slayings.
Dr
Hobson
was
called
to
but-tress
the
defence
contention
that
Christie
was
Insane
when
hi
committed
the
murders
with
-trangling
cord
and
gas
tube.
He
said
Christie's
fascination
lih
corpses
started
when,
cs
a
boy,
he
saw
the
dead
body
if
his
grandfather.
Hulxson
followed
Christie
In
ho
witness
box
after
the
lean-awid
defendant
told
the
Jury
there
was
"no
reason,
no
sense"
in
the
slayings.
Christie's
lawyer
described
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Uild
defence
counsel
he
was
not
contemplating
suicide,
he
was
"just
watching
the
barges."
"
i'
-
A
I)
c
him
as
"mad
as
a
March
hare
j
when
he
kills
people."
Nervously
working
his
lonii
lingers,
Christie
haltingly
ad-
'
milted
garrotting
three
more
'
women,
a
total
of
seven
so
far,
as
his
murder
trial
progressed
through
its
third
day
at
CVd
Bailey
court.
Tuesday
he
admitted
killing
his
wife
and
three
other
women.
Christie
told
defence
counsel
Mnms
WMMl
"
!
1
clr
Lionel
Head
that
he
put
his
Hfe's
body
under
the
floor-ooaids
"because
I
did
not
want
to
lie
separated
from
her
and
lose
her
that
Is
why
I
still
had
her
In
the
house."
Tuesday,
Christie
wept
as
he
told
the
court
he
strangled
his
wife
with
a
stocking
because
he
rould
not
stand
seeing
her
suffer
fiouvi'
convulsion.
Police
found
the
wife's
body
lying
close
to
a
'small
grating
.
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double
egg
one
og
inside
the
ot
her.
The
whole
egg
measured
8'i
Inches
long
and
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