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“the Kamiloops Daily Sentinel on Monday. Following presentation of the staff gift, Alek Bill, left,

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> QOPTAWA (CP): Prime n St. Lauren
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links in Canada.

But he indicated at a press
conference Friday he wished the
story of the Popov-Staples al-
fair had not become public. He
would have wanted to keep it}
under wraps to protect James .
3tanley ‘Staples’ name and .top

Lsernational incident. De
He would not be. surprised, he}:
‘said, if all foreign governments
i represented ‘in Canada had ‘spy
systems, though not necessarily’
operating in this country. In
any case Canada had a “pretty
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Tests for Paratyphoid = President
ar Tren 1 OF Nicaragua
Seen for Hospital Staft
~" In-viewsof the recent case of paratyphoid at the
Prince Rupert Gene i] Hospital, consideration should

rgyy } Mey ] ‘ ’ ge 10° 4 i oe lets. ‘

for the disease, It was decided last night at-the hospital) 7,6 60-year-old. Central Am-
erican leader never regained full} was no appeal from the panel’s
4 ‘consciousness after an operation! decision and he would not rec*

board... The matter will be referred to the medical.
staff:

“The ‘question was also raise

qj those who assisted ‘In -this work ;

Dies of Wounds

PANAMA (m—President Anas-!a civil service security panel de-
jtasia, Somoza, undisputed’ strong | cided he was a doubtful security
, _ . : man of Nicaragua for 20 ycars,/risk. ° . , ,
be given to having all new hospital employees tested died today of an, assassin’s bul-|

“performed Sunday by a surgicallommend that Parliament set up
téam,> including United States;an appeal system. But he de-:

ganization,
DOUBTFUL RISK os
Popov, Russian Embassy. sec-
‘ond seeretary, was ordered out
of Canada July 12 for attempting
ito. get military secrets, out of
‘Staples, a Rockcliffe Air Station
| civilian clerk. He left Aug. 12.
‘Staples was fired June.29 after

 

 

 

Mr. St, Laurent, facing. some 40
newsmen in his first press con-
ference in 14 months, said there

 

whether steps should be taken) during the emergency. The B.C.) suygeons’sent by President Kigen-| nied there was any “McCarth-

Hospital Insurance Service will: power,

to have paratyphoid rated as‘an 0 OW
Me Ot be asked. to make an adjusthnent,

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poses Ss ae pet eee
| Auxiliary president Mrs. J. R.
lAyres said special credit was duc!in which
q.to dietician Mrs. Raymond Sims’ wounds, ;

postpone decision oh’ this until
the medical staff's opinion. on
testing has been received.
President R. G. Moore praise
the manner in which the wo-
men's auxiliary had come to the
hospital's assistance as soon as!
the paratyphoid cas
‘ered. He said that by taking | 4!
over from the kitchen staff waleh |
had to be sent home immediate-| added

ly, the auxiliary
pital from, what apparently was hospital staff came forward vol-! president’s guards.

the only ouner alternative of untarily to submit themselves tO" Under Nic’.
closing down. paratyphoid tesis and inocula-i 34-year-old
“Th was agreed to reimburse all Won, '

“All But One Negative |

All but one of those in. contact 090 in the hospital's cost estt | __
with the case have reeelved nega-!mates. The board (lid not see!
Live reports so far, he sald. On, how this could be carried out:
‘thie authorization of Dr, J, H. without reducing services at the;
@unith, Skeena Health Unit dirs" hospital, .
ectur, the employee whose results! Mr, Rutherford will take up;
ere. positive will be kept in ser the matter during a visit to Van:
viag atthe hospital but nob as’ conver to attend the B.C, Hos:
w food-handler, ‘pital Association meeting on Oc-;
“Mr Ruthertord explained that. tober 10, TL was polyted out that:
feory action taken by the hog | ntil agreement ean be obtained:
pibaleduring he emergeney had an cost estimates, ‘before
tasbein compininee wit Lhe or-feannot go ahend with its plans
ders ‘of Dr, Smith since Ue: for expansion, Meanwhile a leg, .
handing of anything that might) al opinion will be sought on the,
pecame a Unreal to the conmian-

ity was his responsibility,
Th other business i was reread j

(hat next month Mr,

should have an Interv

hing the crisis. ‘

1 outstanding job.”

son,

For Supplying

hospital's position in this res-:
pect, Act,

of op-/npplications had: been received
Me | from England, The hoard agreed
als of thal inquiries should be made In-

Wquor,

‘to discuss estimated costs
Appearing

eration for the hospital,
move was taken on the ba
n-telter trem BCIS fininee: to these,

manager W. J, Lyle whieh sigs) Mr. Rutherford stad that in
gested a suliry reduction of Se! view of a need for blond donovs,
ce he was asking — organiaabons
OSMAT TLE ite Wiliam hh, Boas | (hronghout the city for thelr ald
inn M4, founder of (he wvintion | having eltizens come to the
company whieh now makes the | hospital Lo have thelr blood typed
World's biggest Jet bombers, dled and grouped, Te explained this
suddenly Mridiy nbourd lla | das not been done for five years,
yacht, Boolns founded the com-| ‘The board aceepted the appl-
pany which now produces Lede feation of Dr, Smith to became a
{ev homers, member of the medleal stat,

GYRO CLUB TO START CANVASS
“FoR APPLE DAY NEXT WEEK

Th (hele annual drive fo ralie finds for community: pro
jnots, members of the Gyre Club will start a city-wide phone
cnnvndy next week bo salle) orders for apples, .

ollowhng Lhe canvass bey will hold thelr Apple Day on
Oolober 2 when apple stands WH] be placed I tho elly's
Husiness secton for stroot silos, THoudo-toshouso delivery of

“apples will be nade Oulobor at,

WHE the axeeptlan of an anna tag day, the Gyro apple
“lpive fa bie club's only appeal to the pubis for ralahg finds,
Tho yearly drive Tis enabled I to Mnanee playground equip-

eoment for Meclymont and Aearge Cisoy parks; conabrucl the
gwinmlng and wading poole it MeClymont parks eatabtish
ethe softball park at gixth Avenue and Meviride; maintain
upkeep al tho Cyto hosplint ward and aleo provide play.
grammed felled for othor pirks In the ely,

ry eharae of this your's drive Is Wo J, Beall.

for the

ruin Ubely reputation,

de ete a ene 2 pa one weeR ae

Thanksgiving
Set October 8

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He “died in: the. U.S.-operated| cd in-a newspaper editorial...’
ind’ Staples has “said he’ nas" been
nal wn! “bplacklisted” from the civil ser-
following the Sept. 21 shooting! vice because of his association
he suffered four:

employces.. Tt-was. agreed ‘to! wages Lo, provide forthe BY) Gorgas; Hospital ti the’ Paital
ES NB nal Ze re he was’ flo

‘for her work in the kitchen duy- \ He. had been on a campaign!
Deut ‘tour seeking another six-year: careful of the persons {t. hired.
We could not have done with-:term as president wher he was!Staples, 30, had not been a traitor

Man Fined $100

Pon ding Yin, 47, of no fixed |
address, was fined $100 and costs
ov {n’ default sentenced to two,

RCMP teslfied they found a:

With reference to ObLAININE @) substantial quantity of Hquor on) \ \
i “We're golng to have an clec-

tlon in due course regardless of
what the Progressive Coysorvis
tives do about selecting a new

Rutherford: radiologist to fll the now vacant: pie premises after two Natives
lew in Vie= position, Mr, Moore sald that ny jag Hyolnted out the accused as!
tora with BCHIS representatives: Mswer to advertisements LWO | having anpplied them with the

defenee,
Bruce Brown stated this was the
peensed’s firs, offence of any
kind and the Chinese commun:
ily was very coneernad lest tt

Monday, Oct, 8 wil he cele
brated as Thanksgiving Diy

The provinelal eablnet his
declared (he day a holiday une ,

Varlable cloudinoss with a few
' lghowors today, Cloudy Sunday
with rain iy the morning, lathe
Winds
Vaght tonight, southerly 20 Sune
day abifting (o northwest 25 In
the attornoon, Low tonlaht and
High Sunday at Port Hardy,
Bandaplh and Princo Rupert 46

VANCOUVER (—- Liberal
londor Arthur Laing of Britlahy
Columbin sald Fviday night he
Ia considering whether he should

dam” in the government as charg-

    

with Popov. Mr. St. Laurent
jsaid Staples was not blacklisted
but the civil service had to be

@ was discov- UL her,” she sald. “She Is doing | felled at a party and dance at) and did not have access to secret
‘Leon, 43 miles outside Managua, documents but he hed been a
Administer Arthur Rutherford 'the capital, His assassin, Lonez “little too indisereet” in his as-'
that when the emergency; Peres, a 27-year-old lypesetter, |
saved the hos-| occurred, 60 to 70 members of the: was shot dead on the spot by the

‘sociation with the Russians.

The press conference, in the
iprime minister's Bast Block of-

Irent used it to knock out a few

ihe intimated may ‘be held In
| June next year,

Canada’s huge foreign trade
ideficit’ was not giving him “any
‘worry whatsoever,” Living costs
“ty Canada were not rising “near:
ily ns fast” as elsewhere and there
‘had been no complaints of the
‘High prices of individual items,
(The Canadian dollar was at a
premium and the flow of foreign

carey Months in jail when he appeared |
the haspital! stipend fy Mauisbrnte 1 [investments into Canada was

Mi, Gassey in poliee court today:
charged with supplying Hquor to
iNatives, contrary to the Indian

‘heavy,
The Progressive Conservative

‘that would not influence the Lib-

‘eral in the selection of an elec:
‘Mon date,

londer,” he sald,

eeceereeree were rene eerie wen tee Menem QrmER Srerint

Babe Zaharias
Funeral Held

ins were buried today only t

short dishanes from the
so woll,

held amid tha rolling hills

mont Country Club are

comotory,

Bethlehem Lutheran Chureh,

of hor courageous Ufo,

 

orevent the possibility of the’ al-y".
fair being blown up into an in-|'-

iparty was without a-leader but

BEAUMONT, Texas (M— The
ashes of Babo Didrikson Zahar-

suspected. NKVD espionage a

agua law, Somoza’s' fice on Parliament Hill, was at-)
Luis, succeeds | ranged mainly to alr the Popov- |.
'to the presidency, Congress made; Staples alfair but Mr. St. Laue
* “him acting president Friday.
Another son, Anastasio, Jr., 32,' political balls, perhaps with an
is head of the Nicaraguan army.! eye on the general election which

t

sport
the famous woman athlete loved

Private graveside services were
of
Forest Lawn Park, The falewnye
of the golf course of tha Beau
erags
the street from the tree-lined

The frill body af the ante.
powerful basketball, track avd
Neld, Olymple and gale champ.
lon lay In stato yesterday as
hundreds of people puld Onal
tribute to the da-yonr-old Mra,
Aaharins ab funeral servieos at

Thoy heard Roy, 0, A, Woytek
pray that the enneor researeh
that benva hor name ho a instlig
tribute in honor and th monary

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wo aan orect ta hor momory 18
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“Aberdeen -3,° Hibernia:
* Falkirk 4, St. Mirren :5°
“Hearts 2, Dundee si. 5°:
Kilmarnock 1, Fast Fife’l ~
‘Motherwell’ 1, Celtic 0

‘Quen of S:3, Partick T.0 0%. 77.
Qucens P:0, Alrdriconians 2. -
Raith R 2, Duntermiine"A 2
“angers 3,-Ayr Ube So

Alloa A 2, F Stirling 2...
Clyde 2, Arbroath | 1.
Cowdenbeath 3, Stenhousemuir 0
Dumbarton 4. Berwick RO
Dundee U. 2; Stranracr 2 .
Porfar A-2, Third Lanark | .
Montrose 1, Hamilton; A 1 \
Morton 2, St, Johnstone. 3

Arsenal 1, Manchester U 2
Aston Villn 0, Bolton W 0
Burnley 4, Sheffield W 1
Cardiff @ 0,.W. Bromwich A 0
Charlton At, Everton 2 .
Chelsen 8, Portsmouth 3

luton 12, Leeds U 3
Manchester C 0, Blackpool 3
Preston NB 1, Neweastle UO
Sinderinnd 0, Tottenham Ht 2
Wolverhampton 3, Birmingham o

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“OC Soccer.

LONDON =>" Results
“matghes played. today

Albion RG, Peehles RO,

Tarnsloy 1, Notenahan, Fy hoy Z|
Nylstol C8) Bla aR! nO ‘
Bury
Huddersfield T
Toyton O 1, Middlesbrough |
Lincoln C 1, Cirimaby 'T 0
Liverpool 8, Loteestor CO Ip
Notts County 0, Brlatol Ra
Port Vale 2, Fulham |,
Rotherham U 6, Swanson Tt:
Sheffield U
Tienults of Rughy Longito: ynalehos
Mayed todays yn Hes
Tarrow 28, Swinton 6

Tntley 0, Poatherstono Tr 20
Mnckpool B 4,
Castalford 17,

Halifax 0, Wignn 3
Hull 88, Warrington 14
Leeda 24, York §

Lelgh
TAverpoal O 14,
Rorhdalo Wo
Halford 34, Dowsbury §
Wielnes 24, Hull Kingston
Worklagton T 20, Keighley 4

LONDON-—lollawing are resulta of
Rugby Union

Harloqing 1%, Tath a

Hendon Tih 6, London Boots 5
[Mohmond 28, Torslyn 9 6
Bavavons 4,
UB Ohatham
Waspn 1,
Abernvon
Tarnataplo Wa, Bldmouty O
Bodlford a, Dirkonhend PO
Wound Alblon ty Abertillory U7:
Vrlatol 30, Clovcostor 17
Cnreiee Qi, Laney 13

Coventry 6, Waakhead WW

Croan Koya 0, Prilgond o
Dublin Wancderors
Closforthy & Onmbridga UW
Lydney 0, Stroud. 9

Moxolay 10, Mlydos§

Noathh 10, Wost Walos 1 U a
Nowhridge OQ. Maxotod 1

Newton Ad, Panzance and NA

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Clocks. Will be turned back
one hour. at:12.p.m._ thus :as-
“suring an‘ exira ‘hour's’ sleep:
-for those who fix: their. clocks
just before-going to bed,
VAIL: trains,:-buses and. air-., in
planes ‘will arrive:.and depart. |
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leer ae : poo ge .
|Two Vessels
, on > pone 2 ,
Take Grain
| two trelehters, left the Cana-
| alan Gove hivent’ grain elevator

+ Scottish Be AL Cup

Second Rouid teplay L
Latest,“ developme * ft
case ‘was, the laying. of. charges
Friday: “against: “Alma “Doreen |’
Lockner, /19,: and.,a, 17-yenr-old |; :
companion; both wallyesses tom

English Lengue-Olv, 1

lit ‘Prince’ Rupert’. this week
bound for Japan with a total of
19,500 tons of No: 1 feed barloy.

yj

Nanaimd, ‘They entered: no plea
and were-remanded to noxtSit-
The Rowanmore, which arriv-jurday without application for:
et Monday left Wednesday. with }bail being made” 8 es
10,100 tons of graln for Japanese} Earlier, the same. cliatges. were |
consumption, __ {Inid “against David’ Windsor For-
{° The Masashima Maru whieh |{puson; 10-year-old truck: driver,|."
arrived Monday, loft Inst night/and Willlam Harold Nelson; :18- |: All
at 10 pan, for the same destina- | year-old -traineo ‘mechanic, Nol-|
(lon with 9,400 tors, of barley In {son pleaded guilty and Ferguson

its hold, . . reserved. plen,

Division U

4, Doncaster 14
9,.Stoke C a

 Nelther applica for ball,
“Constable B, W. Giboraon: of.
the ROMP gaye this story. “of
what happened in the cometery):
as pieced together. in: investi. |" S¥evens. “A 1D
elevator was the Sunlong whieh gations; t-eoib of tho damnge' of. a: windey
loft for the United Kingdom a et a whale ee of & pollea ear through wl
August16 with 0,778 tons, + | nop SInant .'re thrust, his fst. when Rot
porsiated In talking about: rock] ropes arrived toiquestion It
\'n' roll singor Elvis Prasloy, the Fe ee de
youths separated from the girls. wos: fined $16. for tho. w

Tho youths returned: ta the utomobile,:, 7
rf with'a-b dl

Grain’ elevator officials © sald
thoy expect the next ship same
the noxb week, oy
o The last 'ship, prior to the
Rowanmore and the Masashina
Maru, 40 lond barley from the

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Charge Laid
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Against Skipper ee

Harbormaster W, H, Koughan
matohes played loday!} has Ind a charge of oporating a
Club Mtenex ‘y vossol i a manner dangerous Lo
life and proporty against Samuel
Murphy, skippor of the "Joo
Bakor" for tha August 20 mnie
ning of the Porchor 8 ab Caw
Bay Clonts,
ho charge, wndor Soction 1h
of the Publle Harbor regulations,
followed whon Murphy's vossol
was. in collision with tha other Moon,
bont in the early evening, mutual silence “about
The onso has boon adjourned |might have bean
olght days, Tho former King Edward VU
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ho apponvod In police court Asko -(f thoy over had oconge| tho pana ste ooo oie
ton to discuss “what might havo}, Thro.-cichona: thon nddod: Hilt

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Norqnay A 0, Weston Super Mare 3
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tho ‘car's stooring whoo! Into last} orvolal avontar hy; my. Ufo and
night, ; _ Fou Hyos 4 1096, ‘anne wordorine

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