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ors in the » murder trial of]

De John Bodkin Adams ‘ were allowed today to. go

home for the weel kend, with the fate of. the 50-year-old | :
an stil to he placed i in thelr

Hasthour ne. society obi

hands, eed .
The diene: alrendy: ‘has host!

   

SS A teeetasas-ALOpTiYy: ae
Shr Patrick: Manulti igh -Buller,?? che

who'opencd final stif nimatiot for
the crown’ Friday; Will continué |.
“his address to: the ‘Suty, Monday,
with the case likely ‘to goto the
Jury by Tuesday at the latest.

“The 10 men-and - two. women
‘who have sat 15 days during ‘the
trial of the Irish-born bachelor
doctor were warned before leav-
ing against discussing. the case
with anyone outside: the court,
WON'T TUSTIFY

Adams was so confident of ac-
quiltal that his lawyer sald it
was not “necessary” for the doc-
bor to bake the stand to tell his!
own slory of the deuth of Mrs, |
Edith Alice Morrell On. years ;
Ago,

eae! pond a sgn siete pete siete Sem

Surfacing of Playing Fields
To Be Two-Stage Project

Tenders for the histallation of
trenches, grading and surfacing
of two baseball flelds in Algonn |
Park were called today ond will
he recelved up until & pan. April
30 by seeretary of the elly parks
board, Bruce Sinclalr, lly: hall.

Completion date for phe devel.
opment of the Wo pyens-— 186
feat by 242 foet and VA feeb by
170 feet—has been set.at 60 daye
after the contract {s lot,

The project will bo “ee
In two-starges,

Hist slop ts the tnstalldiion of
continuous and poralle} trench.
es, (Wo [feet wide and one foot:
deep, spaced yt 20 Coob tntorvyls!
yeross boll elds from north to:
south,

The hpenelor wil Get he fll.
ee) willy ernghed. roa or fine
soreened honolh or river bed grave
ol, free of fovelen mattor from
one 10 six Inahos i diamoter,

The onrth oxcavated. from the

b iwonehes will bo anrond! over the

field so ns to Jonvo* 4 alight

erties < WON CER TERE DEO tT aw mong meee eve ~

Three tes
Crash

QUE Qs me
ra ponsannr worn fotatly ine
weed ad ell abhor taken to

yard) of), pallighony af

WO: 'MilOe
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Aten, batig went ge \d wp tua
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the pro ecution ings’ a
of ‘dal iperaiely® “killing the:
"HIE ‘your-dld Ww
; overdose Of drugs; 2.

The. “attorney- “general. : posed
these questions In. his final ar-,
gument Friday:

“Why was’ Mrs, Morrell made

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a drug addict by Dr, Adams? -’
“May Jt not have: been with

this elderly ‘and rich. Indy... .!
well disposed towards him with-a!
rview to benefitting under her
will?"

The chief defence counsel,
Geoffrey Lawrence, had argued
i that the drugs were preseribed to’!
give her hours of “blessed sleep" |

 

 

stroke two ycars before her
death,

Pt ete mene nee sate ere fe Age eee ere ee

crown for water -runsoff, in he
centre of the trenches, °,

The second stage will inchide
the application of a layer of free
(Oraining, ple run gravel Lo, the
field,

The surface will thon be com.
poeted, graded and band raked
and topped off with vn fine] s
material such as sand or crushed

gravel toa depth of nob less than
one Inch across the entire fleld,

(HES commnnn 8 won Cm EECRE EE TCNR THF 111

Algoma Fill
Tops Expenses

Fill for Use two baseball flelds
jn Algoma Park topped alty
parks board expenditures Inst
yerr ab $16,600 Ib was. ropa
last night by flnanee committee
ehalrman, Duncan MeRao,

Of (he $34,000 allocation grant.
ed to parks board by elly coun.
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ha $1,904 dittoranoe dh al:
“Trundy earmarked for yarlous| :
2! relate aul walling Gomple-
on
Consbeuation af i rowk wall,
various renovations ta tho bath»
‘hour and alvorntions (o bonutlty

#018 was parky hovrd  sovond
Wighost; oxponditura for” 1060,
qe monloy wont toy
“Wostvlow $073 Tonnly Cowra
sine A $204 Totony S107:
ye 0h an $010}. Huowovolb $4;

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the Intention of trying to make the scenes: In” television.

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MORE THAN FAIR - — Meets a
glamor,girl who: works ‘behind
She
is gorgeous. Marhin:’ ‘Stafford,
NBC Television's “edlor girl.”

Her fine features: ‘dre’ never |

secn on home television,

screens, but’ she. - Sigurest,

prominently as “a human test .

pattern” lo help’ adjust. cam"
erns and lighting, for network ~
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Veo drscrlbed, in ally suurt tls
morning ag & “show-off”, was
tied $60 and costs orsin default
sentenced to one month di jail
after he pleaded: guilty before

Stipendiury Magistrate 1 F
Glissey lo driving without duc
care and atlention;

Polee sald Wiltrld ‘Toye of
G15 Wik
oharged after he was observed
Velday night raeng up and

down Righth Ayonud. Wost ox+|

ceselyely acealera ting and brake
Ing hiy ear leavlug Ura burns
on the rond,

Polieo asked tha court to sus.

pond Toye's lrenee for 9. porlod |:
“ag (iis ts quite. a provalenty

(hing $n, tho. elty sand would

sor'vo Ag A warning. tg othors,” |
Sontendlng Toya, :: Magistrate :
youth |"
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min orf loniony, wilh a tno!

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Hantaht and showers Sunday,

Winds northorly. Mh, bow: tontght
and high Sunday. atePort Hardy

and Plnga Rupert. A. ani) oO,

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day: nproved tiie paymont: of
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BREACH OF FAITH ey

  

ghth Avenyo Bush wag],

“Moytly sunny, lutlng,.-étouedy |
filbbla, whinge In topena .

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CONFIRIFED MONDAY.” ;
“These points are expocte

Jar. meeting: ‘On: Monday, At pr
* ent. they are only, recominen

vAlderinan 1 T, Norton . "Youngs
headed. the group which felt the
people. ‘paying the tax deserved
to; benefit. Lining: un to fiego-
Ainte a share for the city’s, mu-

sehtative.. ks
Mr: Stuart claimed: that th

by city businessmen, ©

He felt that if the council now

faith if they failed to allot funds
for the upkeep of the museum:
Without sueh ald, Mr. Stuart
forecast thai the muscum and
tourist organisations “would
fold,” .

Finance chairman Ald, Michae’
Kreuger admitted.a moral feel-
ding of responsibility for the up-
keep of the museum, bul said il
iwas not according to his idear
“that the council be dictated to in
Gcelding how to use tax revenue
1 Ald, PJ, Tester commented
ithat It looked as If the counci!
j Was belng asked to act as a col:
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and tourist bureau now that pree

Vlouy fund-raising sehemos hid
‘ falled, 7
The exemption of baste Indus.
trles was moved following a suy-
_| gostion by Ald, A, Donald Ritch.
lo, who thought {i ontireiy un-
reallatle to tax firms: which
would dorlve wo direct benefit, .

Hons made at Thursday’ s. ‘speaial !
$i it Bs *.

seyn and tourist “bureau. Was | Oh
‘Otme G: Stuart, officialr repte-

following the failure of a ys- os
tem” of voluntary . contributions)

| Makarios

adopted the idea of a busines’)
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MAHE, ‘Seychelles. Islands’ “i!
~ Archbishop Makarios ended

sh Indian Ocean Isle. today ‘as’
he boarded ‘a Greek vessel and
neaded for Athens -°° ”

The tanker Olympic: Thunder
interrupted’ 1 voyage.’ to® the
United States to.-piek up the
Cypriol religious leader,’ ,

The crew of the tanker ereet-
ed the Greck Orthodox leader
vith rheors” ag. “he, Stepped
uboard, 6 ..

British authorities ‘lifted Ma-
karios’. exile last. week, on’ con-
litton he stay away from Cyprus
where he was accused of back-

for union with Greeeo;

Makatlos, who will go to
Athens, told: ‘reporters he hopes
for’ an’ early, peacefyl solution
bo the Cyprus problem “if all
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