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ability or capacity really to Thurqu night heard the pm do something abdut this very ser retired farmer on beheu or In om problem dim mm WW WW Mr Starr likened Opposition tilre on the Munccy reservation Leader Pearsons critidnna ear near tendon Ont lier in the debate to an old maid Wllham Thomas P67 spinner screamingabout man Middlsex Wsti urged that the under tha bed while they govcnmcnt consideratile drain in been euumin age scheme on the reservn lie said fine agricultural iawfnm loitatlonby then anedvnhnybeli gigs Unemployment figured largely in the continuing throne speech citsod by Paul Martin lroEuel East of Inactivity in the face of debate The government was ac tor economic instability WIND TOPPLES SCOREBOARD This car and second vehi clewere in the path when high winds toppled the tifoot scoreboard at Deiorhnier Sin dlum Montreal taking 65 foot high wail of cement blocks with it No was iniurcf The stadium in the east end of the city is the home of tho oNro can international league baseball Royals CP Wirephotot IInCubcin WatCrimes Trial FOR FIRST AID HAVANA Cuba AHThe de fendant in Havanas first show case war crimes trial was con victed just before down today and sentenced to death threemnn tribunal of Fidel Castros revolutionary officers Qtotlnd Jesus Sosa Blanca 51 lPolice Save Gas Victims TORONTO CPIPolice cool stables Dennis Graham and John Perkins would not take the word of tenants of downtown apart ment building Thursday and saved two lives sent to investigate report that woman was overcome by coal gas the constables found Mrs Dorothy Wallace lying unconsci ous on the floor of her apart mtA They were told that everyone else the building was all right but took the janitors pass key checked every apartment and found Mr and Mrs George Brady unconscious in their third floor apartment All three were taken to hospital where their condition is reported satisfactory Firemen said that backfire by the coal furnace loosed the pipes and opened the door re leaning fumes yeoroid career army officer guilty on five counts of murder homicide robbery looting and damage so persons already executed by Casuos firing squads Sosa Biancas trial was the first LEXINGTON KY AP man who asked for quick service on repair of his radio and television sets explained oithreoCastrohod announced for why the special speed was The WWIlet W35 hemmed an the Hovono Sports Palace to just needed trial of almost eight hours and more thnn four hours oi deliber ation by the three judges crowd of 17000 shouting jeering Cubans who had jammed Havanas Sports Palaco for the start of the trial had gone home hours before Only about sou re porters and armed bearded guards from Castros forces would appeal conviction to heard the verdict PLANS T0 APPEAL Sosa Blancos counsel Capt Aristides Dacostn had said he under the new legal coda put in liveman Superior Court provided effect after dictator Fulgencio Batistas overthrow Jan The highercourt has not yet been named Dacosta had challenged the leg ality of this under that code contending that all crimes charged to Sosa Blanca were all egedly committed before Jan 14 and the death penalty did not exist then The Cuban constitution of 1940 barred capital punishment it was modified by decree Jan 15 to permit executions for war crimes Dacostas argument also applies to an estimated 1500 Batista par tisans arrestedfiince the dicta tors overthrow and tethe 250 or lfy to the world his speedy inii lim udgmont of Batistans some 290 ofwhom already have been executed 4M FOREIGN REPORTERS Nearly 400 foreign reporters were in Havana at Castros in vitation for the demonstration of his justice Sosa Biancas trial began more than three hours into Repeatedly the crowd interrupted testimony with outbursta Sosa blanco was charged with 100 high crimes Witnesses told of seeing him personally shoot per sons on many occasions and burn homes of farmers sympathetic to Castro The prosecution in sum ming up said it had proved be caused the deaths of at least 19 persons Antonio Colon soldier who served with Sosa Bianca and later deserted in the rebels said he saw the defendant machina gun is farmers suspected of being rebels in highpitched Ioice Stell ing Mrs Juana Eautista Castillo said Sosa lllanco killed her hus band urged him not to do it because my husband was the ftgtiléer of my 11 children she Violence Breaks Out In CBC TVDispufte gtMONTREAL GP Scattered incidents added touch of vio lence Thursday night to the ten sion buii up in the quarrel between th CBC and its striking Montreal television produce The corporation Thursday told the 1200 CBC employees support tngthe 15day strike to come back to work or lose their jobs The ultimatum came after noisy peaceabie street demon stration by about 1000 employ ees it Was followed by another dis organized demonstration by about 100 people who advanced on po licemen guarding the main CBC btdlding until scatteredbygie ar rival of squad cars by the arrest of three men whose names were withheld near the CBC television transmitters atop Mount Royal by an assault on the wife ote nonstriking TV technician The producers accused the CBC of Wanting to chain their associ alien which they want recog nised as bargaining cot force rather than nego ate moor on ELSE ln letters tothoemplo Vadian Labor Relations board The producers in statement issued late Thursday night said the CBC was trying to provoke them to go before the CLRB hes caus itbelieved they would nnt receive certification They said theCLRB turned them down twice before CABINETWONT ACT in Ottawa the cabinet replying Thursday to direct appeal by Opposition leader Lester Pear sonnaid there wereno plans to intervene in the strike The matter as cut oly in the hen corporation Th producers are working on plans for march on Ottawa next Tuesday in campaign to disseminate information Corporatioaofficials told press conference Thursday the CBC will refuse to have further dealings with the producerp as CEC told themit wotlldassume thsyhad resigned if they did not reportwithin 12 hours or by not the day after they re halved the word National presldon the sociptionhu twould meet the pro ducers individually or in groups START HIRING ing personnel to fill vacancies created by those who did not re turn towork The CBC believes its primary responsibility is to the public said the officials Mrs Nina Mondolini 39 was treat in hospital for cut lip that required two stitches after two men came to her door seek ing her husbands nonstriking CBC technician One of the men hit her intha mouth when she said her husband was not home at BABY iiME Welcome Wagon cela braces tha arrival ofeaoh nswbahywithahimdly oallvfrith ahaalrst of giftaaniloonmhilationl oftheentirecommunity With both sets broken last night had to sit and talk with my wife Gives Spy List To the West BONN Reuters An East German security official who fled to the West said Thursday he has handed over to authorities here hst of Communist espionage agents pa tin throughout Europe LtCol Siegfried Dombrowski 42 told press conference that East any employs about 60000hsp onage assign per cent of them active in western Europe lie described it as the largest Conmihnist espionage organiza tion in Europe Dombrowsiri pre war Communist who spent the war years in Buchenwald concentra tion camp said he had served as deputy chief of military intol ligeoce in East Germany The West German government con firmed that he had held this title He said he fled with his family to West Germany after an agent he hired was arrested on coun terespionage charge and later member of his family got into trouble with the party That was enough for me he said knew must get out be fore the showdown came DRYING OUT BISHOPS STORTFORD Eng CPlSome houses in tlds Hert thesummer floods so the counl oil has decided to spend £700 on huéing drying units tordry them on Iqke Heavy Toll CHICAGO AP massive cold wave knifod comes the east ern hall of the United States to day In the wake of destructive weather that left heavy toll of Mete FirstvDecith Sentence am NEED dead and homeless Stormi abated and floods in some areas an easing But the punishing lows from snow sleet and rain storms and floods left many sections staggering Conditions were in the disaster stage in some of the flood lstricken regions Atleust as persons were dead from floods and effects of the storms in 14 states from New Mexico to the eastern seaboard Damage to property was in the millions of dollars The major flooded sections were in Ohio Pennsylvania New York Ken tucky and lndlana THOUSANDS HOMELESS Although the influx of cold weather appeared to lessen the flood danger in some of the five states thousands remained home less The cold added to the suit faring Thousands of workers were made idle in Pennsylvania Ohio and New York state as stcci mills coal mines and other in dustries shut down because of floods Roads were inundated curtailing travel Hundreds of schools remained closed mills coal mines state ofemergency was de clared in many sections of west cfi Pennsylvania and some Ohio dozen coal miners were either trapped or drowned when overflows from the swollen Sus quehanna River poured into an anthracite mine near Pittston Pennsylvania OHIO RIVER DANGEROUS the threat of serious flooding in Pittsburgh passed but the swollen Ohio River mennced downstream areas as it surged into West Virginia and Ohio Ohioreported 12 rsona lost their lives in thetfl the wont in the state in 25 years Other stormrelated deaths included is each in illincis and Wisconsin fiWIghtixlndlcfina Texas and an en Ken tucky and New Yer each New Mexico Hires Oklahoma and Missouri two each and New Jersey and Pennsylvania one each Clergyman Denounces Statement Abusesin Religious ilnStmdion sononro iCPlRov Jacob Jocz Christian Jew and Ang lican ales has called un fair and devoid of factual truth statement by Jewish spokesman that there were fin grant abuses of religious instruc fordshlre town are still wet from tion in Ontario public schools Sydney Harris chairman of the joint public relations committee of the Canadian JawlshCongiess and BNal Brith this week cited two examples of what he termed abuses of religious instruction in $31k schools against the Jewish He said in Central Ontario school last week minister brought converted Jew with him to lecture Jewish atudenta on the advantages of Christianity IDENTIFIES SELF Dr Jocz who identified himself as the converted Jew said he was invited last week by the Anglican churches in Peterborough to ad dresstha AnglicanAssociation of Sunday School Teacher3 Ha saiduhe spoke to them on the importance of Sunday school teachers influence on the mind utilist slink SUBDIVISION on stocKrnom PUBLIC scnom AND new HIGHSCHOOL of Gentile children in respect of awe He said he told the Sunday school teachers to impress on the children that its the sins of hu manity that put Jesus Christ on the crossnot the Jewish peo DrJocz said that the following 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