GlfCqlls
on
His
Gal
6
MPs
Bring
Him
Back
FRIEDBEIIG
West
Germany
Reuters
An
American
soldier
who
decided
to
visit
his
girl
fricmd
In
a
42
ton
tank
this
week
flattened
several
telegraph
poles
and
traffic
signs
and
swept
aside
a
jeep
that
tried
to
block
his
path
German
police
reported
the
driver
who
was
drunk
was
finally
dragged
from
his
seat
hy
six
US
military
police
who
hoarded
the
tank
after
a
chase
hy
American
and
German
patrol
cars
Damage
was
estimated
at
about
2520
France
to
Go
to
Polls
Twice
During
November
PARIS
Reuters
The
gov
erntnent
announced
today
that
general
elections
will
be
held
In
France
Nov
18
nnri
25
The
dates
were
announced
in
an
official
statement
issued
after
a
cabinet
meeting
presided
over
by
President
do
Gaulle
The
new
elections
were
made
necessary
by
the
defeat
of
the
government
of
Premier
Georges
Pomnidou
in
a
censure
vote
last
Kiiclay
The
National
Assembly
was
dissolved
the
following
day
to
clear
the
way
for
the
elec
elections
¬
tions
The
polling
days
which
pro
provide
¬
vide
for
the
customary
two
bal
ballots
¬
lots
in
French
general
elections
follow
by
three
weeks
the
ref
referendum
¬
erendum
set
for
Oct
28
to
ap
approve
¬
prove
de
Gaulles
controversial
plan
for
election
of
future
pres
presidents
¬
idents
by
universal
suffrage
Leaders
of
opposition
parties
who
overthrew
the
Pompidou
government
over
the
dc
Gaulle
proposal
which
they
contend
is
unconstitutional
today
prepared
to
outline
to
reporters
their
anti
referendum
strategy
But
it
was
known
they
have
mapped
out
campaigns
for
a
no
to
de
Gaulle
in
both
the
referendum
and
the
elections
Meantime
the
official
journal
carried
the
presidential
decree
Flames
Destroy
Kootenay
Lodge
NELSON
iCP
Damage
es
estimated
¬
timated
at
between
25000
and
30000
was
caused
Monday
when
a
lodge
at
the
Kootenay
Bay
ferry
slip
20
miles
cast
of
here
was
destroyed
by
fire
Authorities
said
no
one
was
believed
in
the
two
storey
log
building
when
it
burst
into
flames
The
lodge
operators
had
suspended
activity
for
the
winter
Prop
rie
to
rs
v
a
re
John
Arn
ol
d
ussen
and
Ronald
Ensiminger
of
Fort
Macleod
Alta
All
Four
Parties
Enter
By
elect
ion
VANCOUVER
CPl
Candi
Candidates
¬
dates
representing
Canadas
four
major
political
parties
and
one
independent
will
contest
the
Oct
22
federal
byolection
in
Biunaby
Coquitlam
Nomina
Nominations
¬
tions
closed
Tuesday
Candidates
are
T
C
Douglas
national
leader
of
the
New
Democratic
Party
Warren
Clark
Liberal
Rene
Gamache
Social
Credit
Eric
Greenwood
Conservative
and
George
Burn
ham
independent
The
byelection
was
made
ne
necessary
¬
cessary
when
Erhart
Rcgier
of
the
NDP
gave
up
the
scat
he
the
Edmonton
Public
Stockyards
was
generally
steady
with
last
weeks
close
Choice
steers
27
28
good2C
27
choice
heifers
25
2G
Good
24
25
good
cows
16
17
good
bulls
1550
1725
plain
and
fat
bulls
1550
1625
Good
stock
and
feeder
steers
2350
25
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good
stock
steer
calves
25
2850
stock
and
feeder
heifers
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stock
heifer
calves
22
2150
stock
cows
13
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and
choice
cal
24
27
Butcher
calves
22
2550
formally
dissolving
the
National
Assembly
De
Gaulle
decided
to
dissolve
the
assembly
last
Saturday
prior
to
new
elections
after
ac
accepting
¬
cepting
the
resignation
of
Pom
Pompidou
¬
pidou
in
the
wake
of
the
ad
adverse
¬
verse
censure
vote
Pompidou
will
carry
on
in
a
caretaker
capacity
until
after
the
voting
Russian
Agent
Goes
on
Trial
KARLSRUHE
West
Germany
Reuters
A
confessed
Russian
secret
agent
has
gone
on
trial
for
the
murder
of
two
prom
1
aim
ouviei
UKrumian
exiles
wun
a
cyanide
gun
Bogdan
Stashinski
30
a
hand
handsome
¬
some
Ukrainian
born
Soviet
ci
citizen
¬
tizen
was
charged
before
the
West
German
Federal
High
Court
with
murdering
Lev
Re
bct
and
Stefan
Bandera
by
spraying
cyanide
in
their
faces
with
a
poison
pistol
Rebet
a
writer
was
killed
in
October
1D57
and
Bandera
chief
of
the
organization
of
Ukrainian
Nationalists
was
killed
two
years
later
Stashinski
fled
to
West
Berlin
Aug
2
1961
the
day
the
com
communists
¬
munists
walled
off
East
Ber
Berlin
¬
lin
and
told
West
German
po
police
¬
lice
he
had
committed
the
mur
murders
¬
ders
on
the
orders
of
the
Soviet
Secret
Service
Monday
some
60
uniformed
police
and
plainclot
h
e
s
m
e
n
guarded
the
courtroom
against
possible
attempts
to
silence
him
Stashinski
is
alleged
to
have
waited
for
his
victims
on
stair
staircases
¬
cases
and
sprajed
cyanide
in
their
faces
They
appeared
to
have
died
from
heart
failure
but
in
fact
the
poison
had
para
paralyzed
¬
lyzed
their
lungs
A
post
mortem
showed
mys
mysterious
¬
terious
traces
of
cyanide
in
Ban
Banderas
¬
deras
body
but
Rebets
death
was
attributed
to
heart
failure
Stashinski
told
the
court
his
first
encounter
with
the
Russian
Secret
Service
came
when
he
was
19
and
was
caught
travel
ling
on
a
train
without
a
ticket
He
said
he
was
given
a
choice
of
going
to
jail
or
joining
the
secret
service
He
told
pretrial
investigators
he
and
his
wife
fled
to
the
West
after
finding
microphones
hid
hidden
¬
den
in
their
Moscow
apartment
Chiang
Pledges
Return
to
China
TAIPEI
Formosa
tP
Presi
President
¬
dent
Chiang
Kai
shek
says
he
will
personally
lead
his
Chinese
Nationalist
armed
forces
in
a
retained
in
the
June
18
general
return
to
the
communist
held
election
so
that
Mr
Douglas
mainland
defeated
m
Rcgina
could
get
a
second
chance
al
a
scat
in
the
Commons
LIVESTOCK
EDMONTON
CP
Offer
Offerings
¬
ings
to
It
am
1764
cattle
801
calves
518
hogs
75
sheep
Last
weeks
sales
4888
cattle
He
made
his
pledge
in
a
mes
sage
commemorating
the
Oct
10
revolution
in
1011
which
led
to
the
establishment
of
the
Re
Republic
¬
public
of
China
Today
Chiang
said
our
more
than
500000000
people
both
at
home
and
abroad
be
behind
¬
hind
and
outside
enemy
lines
are
joining
together
in
the
great
1587
calves
3439
hogs
901
nation
wide
revolutionary
task
sheep
of
achieving
national
recovery
I
his
weeks
opening
cattle
through
counter
offensive
trade
under
heavy
receipts
at
Chiang
who
will
be
75
Oct
31
said
the
people
on
the
main
mainland
¬
land
arc
only
too
ready
to
rise
in
support
of
a
Chinese
National
Nationalist
¬
ist
counter
offensive
TRAPPING
LUCRATIVE
KENORA
Ont
CP
Pelts
from
more
than
25500
fur
bearing
animals
earned
trap
trappers
¬
pers
in
the
Kenora
district
of
Northwest
Ontario
132500
in
the
1961
62
season
the
On
Ontario
¬
tario
lands
and
forests
depart
department
¬
ment
reports
B
-Girting
Is
No
Longer
Tax
Exempt
Profession
WASHINGTON
AP
US
tax
men
have
struck
a
blow
against
ono
of
tho
last
outposts
of
free
enterprise
the
purveyors
of
bar
stool
romance
Tho
Internal
lie
venue
Service
has
announced
there
will
be
no
tax
benefits
for
hustling
drinks
From
now
Bgirls
must
pay
withholding
taxes
ou
what
they
make
forgetting
men
drunk
and
broke
They
no
longer
can
consider
themselves
indepen
independent
¬
dent
contractors
The
girls
may
be
exotic
dancers
on
the
stage
but
when
they
mingle
with
the
customers
and
encourage
them
to
buy
drinks
they
are
plain
employees
7200
POLICE
TO
HOLD
BACK
FAITHFUL
VATICAN
CITV
Reuters
Police
today
prepared
for
every
thing
from
pickpockets
to
an
anarchists
¬
archists
as
final
security
pre
cautions
were
being
tightened
for
the
opening
Thursday
of
the
historic
Roman
Catholic
ecu
ecumenical
¬
menical
council
St
Peters
Basilica
object
ol
two
bomb
incidents
in
recent
months
has
been
closed
to
the
public
for
security
reasons
and
to
allow
workmen
to
finish
prep
preparations
¬
arations
for
the
council
meeting
Some
1200
armed
police
will
be
scattered
around
the
area
Tuesday
to
cope
with
tens
of
thousands
of
the
faithful
ex
expected
¬
pected
A
solemn
procession
across
St
Peters
Square
by
Pope
John
and
more
than
2500
church
leaders
will
open
the
council
the
21st
in
Roman
Catholic
his
history
¬
tory
and
the
first
in
32
years
Ten
government
heads
sent
messages
expressing
hope
that
the
council
will
sene
the
cause
of
Christian
unity
and
peace
The
messages
came
from
the
US
West
Germany
Ireland
Spain
Austria
Lebanon
Italy
Liberia
Senegal
and
Upper
Volta
Roman
Catholic
Church
lead
leaders
¬
ers
from
around
the
world
con
continued
¬
tinued
to
arrive
for
Thursdays
opening
The
council
has
been
sum
summoned
¬
moned
with
the
aim
of
stimu
stimulating
¬
lating
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
to
meet
the
20th
century
challenge
of
atheism
material
materialism
¬
ism
and
apathy
and
to
encour
encourage
¬
age
Christian
unity
The
unity
theme
will
be
em
emphasized
¬
phasized
by
the
presence
of
strong
observer
delegations
from
other
Christian
churches
mainly
Protpstant
Also
on
hand
will
be
repre
representatives
¬
sentatives
from
85
foreign
gov
governments
¬
ernments
including
the
US
Israel
Denmark
Norway
and
Sweden
which
do
not
main
maintain
¬
tain
diplomatic
relations
at
the
Holy
Sec
However
hopes
have
dwindled
for
any
representation
of
the
Orthodox
churches
of
eastern
Europe
and
the
Soviet
Union
which
have
130000000
adher
adherents
¬
ents
and
constitute
one
of
the
major
sections
of
Christianity
The
Oithodox
churches
had
been
expected
to
send
observ
observers
¬
ers
to
the
21st
council
but
the
SINGAPORE
Reuters
Can
Canadian
¬
adian
school
teacher
Sarah
de
Vloo
23
told
a
reporter
here
she
found
her
true
love
in
Cey
Ceylon
¬
lon
even
though
she
was
kicked
out
of
the
country
before
her
visa
expired
The
pretty
Canadian
arrived
here
aboard
the
liner
Cam
bodge
on
her
way
to
Hong
Kong
after
leaving
Ceylon
Tuesday
Perched
on
the
arm
of
a
ships
deck
chair
she
told
repotrers
I
ran
into
a
den
of
wolves
in
Ceylon
The
tall
brunette
from
Bow
Island
Alta
added
I
was
kicked
out
of
Ceylon
because
I
resisted
loathsome
immoral
pcisistent
advances
by
a
mem
member
¬
ber
of
parliament
and
some
other
government
officials
The
wolves
did
not
get
me
I
got
something
I
found
my
true
love
in
Ceylon
Miss
de
Vloo
added
I
found
him
at
a
Canadian
embassy
party
He
is
a
Cejlonesc
busi
businessman
¬
nessman
We
love
each
other
so
No
definite
wedding
plans
yet
she
said
The
future
Is
cloudy
for
both
of
us
but
we
will
meet
again
Miss
dc
Vloo
passed
through
Singapore
with
her
friend
Alice
Sorochan
of
Lac
la
Bichc
Alta
last
April
on
a
round-the-world
trip
At
that
time
she
said
she
was
looking
for
a
Mr
Right
in
Hunters
Told
To
Carry
Lights
100
MILE
HOUSE
RCMP
in
the
Can
boo
have
warned
hunters
they
must
have
ade
adequate
¬
quate
lights
on
trailers
A
traffic
constable
said
hunt
hunters
¬
ers
bringing
camping
and
hunt
hunting
¬
ing
equipment
in
trailers
with
without
¬
out
tail
lights
brake
lights
or
either
makes
for
a
hazardous
situation
Vaticaft
disclosed
Tuesday
that
the
Russian
Orthodox
hierarchy
ha
made
no
decision
on
the
matter
and
there
appeared
lit
tie
likelihood
of
participation
by
Orthodox
churches
in
the
Bal
Balkans
¬
kans
Greece
and
the
Near
East
Though
Roman
Catholics
re
regard
¬
gard
the
council
as
ecumenical
or
worldwide
some
areas
in
the
world
will
have
little
or
no
representation
No
delegate
will
be
represent
representing
¬
ing
Communist
China
where
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
is
de
described
¬
scribed
as
the
church
of
si
silence
¬
lence
But
from
Communist
eastern
Europe
there
Is
a
sprinkling
of
bishops
Prominent
among
them
is
Stefan
Cardinal
Wyszynski
Archbishop
of
Warsaw
who
heads
the
largest
group
from
a
Communist
country
The
session
will
open
with
a
solemn
procession
across
Saint
Peters
Square
led
by
Pope
John
and
2500
church
leaders
Some
65
Canadian
bishops
are
attending
Obituary
OWEN
JACOB
AYRES
Funeral
service
for
Owen
Jacob
Ayrcs
GS
of
South
Fort
George
will
be
held
Thursday
at
2
pm
at
Assmans
Funeral
Chapel
He
died
in
Vancouver
Gen
General
¬
eral
Hospital
Oct
5
Mr
Ayres
was
born
in
Brad
shaw
Neb
He
moved
to
Millet
Alia
with
his
parents
when
he
was
five
years
old
He
resided
there
until
1950
He
then
moved
to
the
Prince
George
district
A
member
of
the
Canadian
armed
forces
and
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion
he
is
sur
survived
¬
vived
by
four
sons
and
Ivvo
daughters
Robin
and
Clifford
of
Calgary
Arthur
of
Edmonton
and
Charles
of
Prince
George
Mrs
Jack
Effie
Harder
of
Bowden
Alta
Mrs
Howard
Dorothy
Tugwcll
of
Falen
Alta
21
grandchildren
five
brothers
and
two
sisters
Interment
will
be
in
the
vet
veterans
¬
erans
section
of
the
Prince
George
Cemetery
Amid
Ceylons
Wolves
Teacher
Finds
Lover
my
travels
I
got
wedding
bells
in
mind
Her
complaints
gained
wide
publicity
in
Ceylon
after
an
edi
editorial
¬
torial
in
the
Ceylon
Daily
News
charged
the
two
Canadian
girls
were
being
expelled
from
the
island
because
they
resisted
the
advances
of
several
Cejlonesc
government
officials
Both
were
given
a
week
to
leave
the
country
and
Miss
dc
Vloos
visa
valid
until
Novem
ber
was
officially
cancelled
be
because
¬
cause
of
an
adverse
police
re
report
¬
port
There
were
no
charges
against
Miss
Sorochan
Security
Tightened
for
Church
Meet
Color
TV
To
Be
Eyed
By
BBG
Early
in
63
MONTREAL
CP
The
Board
of
Broadcast
Gov
Governors
¬
ernors
will
consider
bringing
color
television
to
Canada
at
a
meeting
in
January
Vice
Chairman
Carlyie
Allison
said
Tuesday
night
The
board
has
delayed
introduction
of
color
TV
because
it
wants
to
be
sure
the
experiment
will
be
successful
After
nine
years
of
promotion
in
the
US
there
were
only
about
1000000
color
sets
compared
with
some
50000000
black-and-white
sets
A
major
factor
was
the
price
of
a
color
TV
set
at
least
500
in
the
US
and
700
in
Canada
Ole
Miss
Told
to
Deal
With
Student
Rioters
OXFORD
Miss
AP
The
justice
department
plans
to
let
the
University
of
Mississippi
deal
with
20
students
involved
in
the
disturbances
that
greeted
James
H
Merediths
enrolment
last
week
Nicholas
Katzenback
deputy
US
attorney
general
said
doc
documentary
¬
umentary
evidence
about
the
students
role
would
be
turned
over
to
university
officials
to-
Yanks
Cry
In
Whisky
Canadian
WASHINGTON
CP
A
prom
inent
US
whisky
producer
complaining
he
is
caught
in
a
Canadian
whisky
invasion
has
called
on
the
tariff
commission
to
quadruple
the
tariff
on
Cana
Canadian
¬
dian
whisky
to
5
a
gallon
Leo
Nolan
secretary
of
Pub
Iicker
Industries
Incorporated
told
the
commission
that
if
the
present
Sl25-a-gallon
duty
is
not
boosted
Canadian
owned
whisky
companies
in
the
US
may
eventually
grab
off
the
entire
trade
pushing
veteran
American
bourbon
makers
out
of
business
While
Nolan
called
a
press
conference
Tuesday
to
air
his
companys
complaints
a
tariff
commission
source
suggested
Publickers
original
application
likely
will
be
rejected
on
the
basis
that
President
Kennedyfs
new
trade
expansion
bill
pro
provides
¬
vides
for
a
60
day
moratorium
on
accepting
new
applications
Nolan
said
the
Canadian
whisky
invasion
has
become
so
powerful
that
other
Amercan
distillers
have
shown
no
enthu
enthusiasm
¬
siasm
for
supporting
the
tariff
bid
Though
70
per
cent
of
the
industry
belongs
to
the
Distiller
Spirits
Institute
the
trade
or
ganization
two
Canadian
owned
companies
account
for
more
than
4G
per
cent
of
the
insti
institutes
¬
tutes
total
revenue
25000000
Bushels
Of
Wheat
for
China
MELBOURNE
Reuters
Australia
has
sold
25000000
bushels
of
wheat
on
credit
to
communist
China
Christopher
Pcrrctt
general
manager
of
the
Australian
Wheat
Board
an
announced
¬
nounced
here
today
Perrett
who
returned
Tues
Tuesday
¬
day
from
a
business
trip
to
Hong
Kong
said
terms
for
the
deal
would
vary
slightly
from
those
in
previous
arrangements
with
China
The
latest
would
be
10
per
cent
cash
20
per
cent
in
six
months
20
per
cent
in
nine
months
and
50
per
cent
in
12
months
previously
the
six-
month
payment
was
40
per
cent
and
there
was
no
nine
month
payment
NEW
OMINECA
CAFE
BURNS
LAKE
BC
Australias
bureau
of
agricul
agricultural
¬
tural
economics
reported
last
April
that
more
than
one
third
of
the
countrys
wheat
exports
in
the
current
financial
year
were
expected
to
go
to
China
It
estimated
that
wheat
and
flour
exports
this
year
could
reach
220000000
bushels
com
compared
¬
pared
with
183500000
bushels
in
1960
61
EVERYTHING
FOR
THE
BUIIDERI
From
Lumber
ond
Paints
to
Cement
ond
Tile
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Lumber
Yard
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day
Earlier
they
were
given
a
list
of
students
the
justice
de
department
¬
partment
said
took
part
in
the
riots
that
left
two
dead
and
scores
injured
There
were
indications
a
stu
dent
disciplinary
group
would
be
called
to
handle
the
matter
Katzcnbach
also
said
placing
disciplinary
action
in
the
hands
of
university
officials
did
not
mean
that
no
criminal
charces
would
be
filed
against
any
stu
dents
He
said
this
matter
was
being
left
open
It
also
was
learned
that
pho
photographs
¬
tographs
of
students
who
jeered
and
veiled
at
Meredith
outside
the
university
cafeteria
Monday
night
were
being
turned
over
to
university
officials
In
Washington
army
secre
secretary
¬
tary
Cyrus
R
Vance
said
Ne
Negro
¬
gro
troops
were
not
used
on
pa
patrols
¬
trols
at
first
to
avoid
unneces
unnecessary
¬
sary
incidents
But
he
said
they
now
are
being
used
for
all
nor
normal
¬
mal
functions
in
all
operations
The
army
announced
with
withdrawal
¬
drawal
of
another
5900
regular
army
troops
from
the
Missis
Mississippi
¬
sippi
-
Tennessee
area
bringing
to
11300
the
number
pulled
out
in
two
da
vs
Some
10000
troops
remain
in
the
immediate
Ox
Oxford
¬
ford
vicinity
The
army
also
directed
re
release
¬
lease
from
federal
service
of
30
per
cent
of
3000
state
national
guardsmen
still
on
duty
Meanwhile
Meredith
issued
his
first
public
statement
on
the
events
of
the
last
10
days
He
criticized
the
army
for
segre
segregating
¬
gating
Negro
troops
and
took
a
verbal
shot
at
an
official
of
the
National
Association
for
the
Ad
Advancement
¬
vancement
of
Colored
People
who
had
ijmplied
Meredith
was
picked
by
the
NAACP
for
the
integration
attempt
Calling
the
statement
an
in
sult
to
my
dignity
Meredith
said
it
was
untrue
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