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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 29, 1960 17 [eran mas var NE " No gee 10 : [on Eas I 1 il 7 ~~ = oa Ruckus Act A Jamie do 1 || By Bidder In Council TORONTO (CP) -- Avyse and threats hurled out at Wedres- day's board of control meeting in which J. L. Frankel was ré- fused the lease of the city abate oir were viewed by board mem- d night as an g incident but a danger- ous precedent. Alderman Philip Givens said steps should be taken immedi- ately to protect members from any similar attacks. "We shouldn't wait until a member is seriously hurt," he said, However Mayor Nathan Phil lips, after watching a repeat of the violent session on television, said, with a broad grin, "That was a good act." The incident was touched off by Mr, Frankel, a self-styled "'re- tired millionaire", who was re fused permission to speak on be- half of his rejected $1,501,000 bid for the abattoir, Officials said he had no ex- perience in the abattoir business nor had he evidence of adequate . capital resources. Em -- RT i | = W 1 WAITED A LONG TIME TO BUST The infuriated bidder refused | Ih | ; ; YOU AND YOUR CROOKED / EVER. ING! to take 'no' for an answer, and I [1H Hi | "GIRLS ARE PANTY, y 8 wrestled and pushed against a ! I y GIRLS ARE NEAT, GIRLS ARE GENTLE, special constable who tried fo {5 ' JULIET JONES DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER ill HH control him, calling his brother I. .B. Frankel to his assistance. HAMMERS ON TABLE *When the hoard tried. to con- tinue its business ignoring the din, Mr. Frankel hammered on their table, yelled at the mayor, and singling out Controller Don- ald Summerville, called him a "lush" and "political back- scratcher". The mayor quietly retired, but Mr. Summerville was sufficiently provoked to challenge Mr. Frankel to a fist fight in the cor- ridor. When this was refused, the p P j v SiN lr J & QP [controller strode off to his office [[LLUULES THOSE QUESTIONS | / ; Reanuhile, a few / fd |where he said he would take B00: HOO HOO] YOU COULDNT WIN miles off shore.. You | |legal action over the insult. DAGWOOD == N REI aa TER EITHER WAY y AT THIS OIL SLICK. 3 X --- -_ ! Controller Summerville also in- LOVE ME 17 < THAT SUB PULLED Hil IPT TELL YOU, ~~ NN sisted on blowing into the faces 1 DYED OUT ONLY A FEW : $ i a \ --_-- of reporters to prove he had MY HAIR MINUTES AGO, 1 FN . 3 |drunk no alcohol before the ( RED? VAL! "F/ x ALR 4 morning session, as Mr. Frankel alleged. The reporters all vouched for his denial. The board approved the lease of the abattoir to S. W. Assaf, owner of a hotel in London, Ont., and to his brother, Edward Assaf of Toronto, for $120,200 a year in rent and taxes. Canada Down TAKE YOUR PICK... 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SUNGLASSES, 3 - - ! ~ The 1958 output of 13,537 tons ) pe : , oy od (was the largest by a Western country, topping American pro- duction by 977 tons. U.S. RISE SHARP However, U.S. output in 1959 rose more rapidly than Canadian production to 16,410 tons from 12,560 the previous year. KDNAPING A SHIP COMMANDER. Canada also was second to the STRAIN G AN OFFICAL AR CAR... Uaited Statss a 1957. Canadian AULT WITH A DEADLY LL production t year totalled" oN "saute," | WEAPON... can You | 16557 tons, compared with 8,495 NII BAR | DEFEND SUCH ACTIONS? = by the U.S. : = No figures have ever been === Imade available by Russia of its uranium production. Canadian production is ex- pected to fall farther behind U.S. output this year as a result of a stretch-out of uranium deliveries, SALLY'S SALLIES THE LONE RANGER i ga © 1960, King Features Syndicate, Inc, Worl rights reserved. ase, SECRET AGENT X 9 BUZ SAWYER ELL! THIS IS A SURPRISE! WHAT ARE. 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