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20 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, July 29, 1953 At Large 7 Years Ex-Internee Taken ot rd HAMILTON (CP) -- A former ,German merchant seaman plans to seek a lawful haven in Canada now that his past has caught up with him. .The life he lived here for seven years as "an exemplary Citizen" ended Tuesday for middle-aged Franz Jenisch, who escaped from an internment camp following the end of the Second World War. He was arrested by RCMP act- ing on a tip of his fellow workers at a farm implements plant who noticed he bore a remarkable re- semblance to a picture in a news- paper series of escaped prisoners still at large. To Jenisch, who went under the name of Jack William Krach and wondered from day to day whether he would be caught, the end was one of relief that his worries in one regard were over: He said he knew all along he would be caught sooner or later and "now I'm glad it's over--I'm relieved." The RCMP constables who sur- rised Jenisch as he worked at is toolmaker"s job said he was pleased when they told him why they had come. Sgt. Duncan McDonald said the RCMP has no reason of its own to detain Jenisch but he was being held in jail here to be turned over te army authorities in whose cus- tody he was when he escaped from a PoW camp at Cooksville, 15] miles west of Toronto, July 12, 1946. .Jenisch was interviewed by im- migration department officials who heard his request that he be al- | lowed to apply for legal entry to this country. | Speaking perfect English Jenisch | said Tuesday night in a police cell | interview that he plans to marry | and is "going to try really hard" | to become a Canadian citizen. He would go to South America, prob- ably Argentina, if authorities would not allow him tg remain. | He said he escaped because he | didn't want to go back to Germany | and because a request he made once hefore to be allowed to re- main, in Canada didn't stir any action in Ottawa. "] don't want to go back to Europe ever," he said. 'Europe means war, and communism, and hunger for me." The ship on which he was the engineer surrendered East Indies authorities in the In- fan ocean when war broke out. he crew was interned in the Dutch East Indies for eight months and was moved to Canada when the Netherlands surrendered to Germany. After his escape Jenisch met German-speaking people here who helped him with his English and a start on a new life. William Ireland, a neighbor of |' Jenisch, said that in speaking of the 'possiblg deportation of the for- mer merchant seaman: "They'd be very foolish to put him out of the country--he's a fine man." TRANSCONA, Man. (CP) -- A lightning bolt Monday night scored a direct hit on a power sub-station in this town five miles east of Winnipeg. The bolt blacked out the area for four hours and set a fire which kept local and Winnipeg firemen busy until daylight. Dam- age was estimated at $150,000. ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS OLD FLOORS REFINISHED 'WALL AND FLOOR TILE SUPPLIED AND LAID DIAL 3-7251 ~ MODEL SHOE STORE'S CLEARANCE SALE IS STILL GOING STRONG d- mer BUY AND SAVE TODAY! Ladies' SUMMER SANDALS . . . all colours, shades and styles to suit the needs of every summer and fall occasion. SEE THEM TODAY! Regular 3.95 to 4.95 SUMMER CLEARANCE STILL ON 20% 40% MEN! While prices are reduced is the time to buy your future needs-in shoes for the coming special events of your vacation or fall and winter use. PRICES ARE LOW--VALUES ARE HIGH! OFF ON ALL MEN'S SHOES ALL PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED Children's We also have many more bargains to choose from in Men's, Women's and Footwear. 'BUY AND SAVE TODAY! 'Model Shoe Store 32 Simcoe Street South -- Corner of "Athol to Duteh | | | | jo Say | provides for the irrevocable check- off of union dues. £ er | Working hours are reduced from . 44 to 40 hous for employees of the | - Empress Hotel, Victoria; the Banff | TvVice Springs Hotel, Banff, Alta.; the | { Palliser, Calgary; the Saskatche- | wan, Regina; and the Royal Alex- | | andra, Winnipeg. n ote S | The sixth CPR hotel covered by | !the contract is the Chateau Fron- | | tenac, Quebec, where the work | OTTAWA (CP)--Some 2,000 em- | week is reduced from 48 to 44 | ployees of six major Canadian | hours. : | Pacific Railway hotels across Can-| The CBRE said negotiations will | ada will get a shorter work week | follow for six Canadian National | with same take-home pay under | Railways hotels: i a new working agreement an-| The Bessborough, Saskatoon; the | nounced here Tuesday night by the | Prince Edward, Brandon, Man.; | Canadian Brotherhood of Railway |the Fort Garry, Winnipeg; the mployees and Other Transport | Prince Arthur, Port Arthur; the | Workers (CCL). | Charlottetown, Charlottetown; and | The CBRE said the contract, Jasper Park Lodge, Jasper, Alta. | signed Tuesday at Montreal, is for * ! two years with a clause which | The Republic of El Salvador has | new type of rice would allow for wage adjustments |developed a after one year. The contract also which doubles the yield per acre. EN Wy ; cn dy Court Martial Follows Ship Going Aground OTTAWA (CP)--Three Canadian naval officers are being flown home from Korea to face a court martial arising out of the ground- ing of the destroyer Huron off the east coast of North Korea July 12. Naval headquarters here an- nounced Tuesday the three are Cmdr. R. C. Chenoweth of Mont- real, the Huron's commanding of- ficer, Lt.-Cmdr. T. J. C. Thomas of Dartmouth, N.S., and Lieut. G. H. Emerson of Bathurst, N.B. The navy described the court martial as a "routine procedure following incidents of this nature." The Huron tore aground on an | Allied-held island in thick fog while {on patrol off North Korea's east coast. She was refloated without aid at high tide and made base at Sasebo, Japan, under her own power. DISMISS LIQUOR CHARGE ST. 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