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ily 16, 1958,

Only Pardon
Life Complete

THOMAS

: HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Today Madge Meredith

has almost everything she
a baby, her acting career a
The only thing lacking is a
pardon for a erime which she
swears she didn’t commit,
¢ Miss Meredith served 2ty years
ip prison after being convicted
af conspiring to kidnap and beat
up her former manager, Nick
Gianaclis. Former governor Ex]
Warren of California commuted
the 1-yeur sentence in dl,
calling her case “one of the most
biazarre I've ever seen.”
& After the trial, Law. were
found in Glanaclis’ testimony,
Rater his petition for citizenship
Was blocked by in inumigration
Qficer who said the manager
Wis "so devoid of pood moral
character that he would) wiil-
ihely commit another to prison
{hrough false testimony.”
RO PARDON YET
i says Miss Meredith: * Goodwin
ment sild in his campaign for
wverhor that one of his” first
atts would be to pardon me. That
fas two yours ago, and he hasn't
done anything about He since.”
4 Two years ago, the actress
married Dr. Charles L. Corley.
She gave birth too a daughter

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could want — a husband, '

nd peace.of mind,
May IL. Except for the lack of
a pardon, which denies her the
reht to vote or be a guardian,
her life is complete. She acts tn
Geeasional TV dramas and films,
her fatest being “The Ten Com-
heandments.”

“T haven's exactly been flood-
cel with offers,’ sne admitted
with aosinile, “But that's
neht. Pve found out that other
things ean be more important.”
EEARNED TOLERANCE

She Jooks back on her prison
seers Without bitterness,

“Certainly it was an awful ex-
penence.” she reflected, “But I
learned a Jot of valuable things
from it. Tlearned tolerance and
understanding.”

She added that if she hadn't
prone to prison she would not
have known “such wonderful
friends.” Like Joe Ledile, a news-
paperman who visited her at
Tehachapi prison and said: “I
wrote same damaging headlines
ebeut you during the first three
days your case broke. — After
watehing the trial, I was con-
vineed You were being framed.
Now I want to undo the damage
E helped cause.”

“They beheved in me and kept
working for me,” Miss Meredith
sid. YT couldn't lose hope.”
She added that she found faith
in prison,

‘There was a Catholic priest
there, a Basque. 1 had been
raised in another faich. but it
had never meant too’much to me
_.. 1 was so impressed by him
that I figured there must be
semething to his religion.

“fF asked for instruction as a
Catholic, and he gave them to
we. But he wouldn’t baptize me.
He said [ would have to walt un.
tl Tot outside. When I was re-
leased, [ became a Catholic.”

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habit of treating any card
casual fashion, Often, In

leading from a weak suit in dummy, he plays which-

ever card he happens to touch first,

In today's deal he carelessly
led the nine of diamonds from
dummy on the first round of that’
suit--and {t cost |him his con-
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Mr. Master’s opening lead was
the queen of spades which was
won on the board with the ace.
Mr, Muzzy's very next play was
the nine of diamonds -- (not
-much difference between the six
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‘the queen which won.

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of diamonds in the vague hope
that the sult would break 3-3.
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Master's elght of diamonds was
the high card in the suit.

Mr. Muzzy could take only
eleht tricks and was down one,
How different tt would have been
if he had played dummy's small-
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rounds of the sult.

Then dummy's nine could have
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assuring the suecess of the con-
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a colorful golden jubilee review |
before an estimated 26,600 per-,
sons. |

From buffalo to wild horse!
and explorers to sodbusters. the |
parade revived the past The
provincial  government’s — twa

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ploneers, the other present-day |
Alberta, brought up the rear. |

Calpavy’s Workshop 14, san
amateur theatre group, memn-
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Hares’ Assoelation and Indlans
af the Stoney, Sareee and Black.
fool tribes made up the bulk
of the cast,

hive fally-grown buffalo and
acalf, herded around the grand-
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led the procession.
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Legendary Indian Chief
Claimed European Prince

| NEW GLASGOW, N.S. @ -- of his war club to sinash a dam mt in woollen and Worn

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Frederick J. Poht ts following a by an Indlan god, the Creat! | a
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Pohl says the Micmacs accept. :
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history of the West was brought | princes,
to fife thls week at the Calgary jthree daughters, carried intoxi-
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‘counterpart is Henry Sinelalr, :
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