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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, August 16, 1961 11 SLASHED SEATS TO GET EVEN Toronto Transit Commission |.in streetcar seats Bolishaw | operator was rude to him. employee Pat Clinton and re- | Stanisz told .a Toronto court Damage was estimated at pairman William Melbourne Tuesday he slashed 174 street- $2,500 study half-moon shapes sliced | car and bus seats because an --(CP Wirephoto) Canadian Youth |__ DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Chicago -- Mrs. Marcia Winn Beaten To Death wins e e cago Tribune reporter and col- umnist. : STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) -- Ajarouse any attendant in the ho Miami Beach, Fla. -- Willie slightly built Canadian boy who tel, then returned to the street Macfarlane, 72, who won the wanted to ride race horses was about 12:15 a.m. The boy was U.S. open golf crown from robbed and beaten fatallyjnowhere in sight Bobby Jones in 1925, of an ap- shortly after he arrived in| "Roadhouse began a search parent heart attack. Stockton, police said Tuesday. and found the boy about a Pittsburgh, Pa.--Anthony J. Wayne Murray, 14, of Water-|pjock away, at the corner of Federoff, 59 one of Pittsburgh's loo was kicked by two attack-/g,.ramento and Market streets, top labor leaders, of a heart at- ers and died of a massive hem- sprawled on the sidewalk. This tack : orrhage from a ruptured liver.lic next to the railroad tracks, Moscow--Mezzo SOprano Na- Police Sgt. Lewis Gibson said i; 5 dimly lighted area." dezhda Obukhova, mo rs he questioned Murray's com- > : aot lat Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre Poti Stewart B. Roadhouse, _Roadhouse hailed police Sgt. from 1916 to 1943. 29. of St. Marys Cecehetti, who had the uncon- = panver, Colo. -- Edwin Coo- Gibson said Roadhouse did scious Murray taken to hospi-',.. 41 known to circus fans not tell him of any plan to visit tal as Bozo the Clown, of cancer. Roadhouse's relatives, Dr. and While surgeons prepared to Kingston, Jamaica -- Feri Mrs. Kenneth Ham of Downey, operate, the boy regained con- nand Smith, 67, co-founder "of Calif {sciousness for a few moments. the National Maritime Union of Gibson related this story: {He described his assailants as' America. | "Roadhouse said he and thejtwo young Negroes. Brockville, Ont.--Rev. G. W.| boy, who weighed 92 or 93| ccleral blood transfusions! Dustin of Gananoque, of a heart pounds, arrived on a Southern)... made but Murray died|attack while conducting a fun Pacific - freight car shortly be during surgery. : | eral service. fore midnight rine -- WENT TO HOTEL "They walked about two R t S hedules blocks and came to the Oxford a e C Hotel at the corner of Aurora and. Market Streets. "Roadhouse said he went info! the hotel, intending to rent a Approved For Gas room and let the boy sneak in later to save room rent. He left the boy on the street outside the hotel "Roadhouse was unable to schedules for supplying natural|799,600 on 2 rate base of $110,- TORONTO (CP) -- Consum- rates, In a one-year test period ers' Gas Company has been|ending Sept 30, 1959, the com- granted approval of its rate|pany had a net return of $4,- Su gas to Ontario communities. 782,000 and the return the follow- A. R. Crozier, chairman of {ing year was described as "well Ur e rants the Ontario board, announced|within reasonable limits." the board's approval Tuesday in |--7m -------- -- a 36-page decision which found { 1 that the gas company's rates as oY el are well as profits are reasonable. | [ ore oney It was the first major rate M . hearing- for the energy board Trainin since it was established last| g Sept. 1 and a statement from| IO ems the board said its decision on OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- the Consumers' Gas application dian Welfare Council urges the |«wi|] serve as a guide in future . federal government to establish {rate hearings." or ounci a program of grants to permit| The rates affect Toronto, Ot: 22 gIpansion of baimng OpRor | tava, Barrie, Oshawa and Pe [,ONDON. Ont. (CP) -- The unities for personnel for public terborough as well as 83 sep Canada Council is struggling and private welfare services arate townships, 31 towns and|with mounting financial prob- The. council's recommenda |28 villages -- all communities lems as the demand for schol- tion is contained in a brief rec w here Consumers! Gas holds aj5rships increases while the coun- ommendingz federal grants tol|franchise for the supply of na-|.i's annual income remains schools of social work, social[tural gas fixed, Dr. A. W. Trueman, di- work students and social work|goME WILL PROFIT rector, said Tuesday. graduates. 1! will be presented] The approval means some of He told the triennial confer loday to Health Minister Mon- he company's customers Will ence of the Canadian Federa- feith by. a delegation of the| save up to 10 per cent on their tion of University Women that gounell's CONT 55100 Ou igh bills. The new rates also Pro-ng solution to the problem has tion and. personne oan. ¥| vide varying reductions for dif- omerged from discussions with Philip 8. Fisher, chairman Ollgarent types of gas users, Suc h Prime Minister Diefenbaker and the Southam i ompany. as those who heat with gas. cabinet ministers. The council also asked the| The board's decision note The council was reluctant to government to provide the/that none of the communities _ o : ho "lappeal to the public for finan- means for a comprehensive were represented although they ' tals . ioe cial support. An organization study of personnel needs and the were advised of the hearings. that was given $10,000,000 at effective and economic use of The hearings started Sept. 28 a eas Ei Ro Sig manpower in welfare programs. and, with seven adjournments, 15 Spinnin 4 Ee 'ried ov It said that only one in four ended April 21 after receiving ust wait before it cried pov- welfare jobs is held by an indi-| an estimated 1,000 pages of tes- erty. Lah vidual with adequate training. {imony. However, the institution did Ee Consumers' Gas, incorporated deserve intelligent respect, con- . 113 vears ago for the manufac- cern and constructive criticism, $20 000 Bribe ture and supply of manufactured not indifference or polite sup- ' o as in Toronto, switched to na- port, Dr. Trueman said. tural gas in 1954, taking its sup-| "We have now reached the Offered Juror lies first from the United point where we are doing pro- States then from Alberta portionately less than what we TORONTO (CP) Tohn Mul. Until the energy board's deci should do. The demand in- lis. 50 Tuesday was remanded sion on rates goes into effect, creases but funds remain rela- to Aug. 29 on a charge of at the company will be operating tively the same tempting to obstruct justice by under the interim rate orders offering to bribe an assize court Such as have been 8 CCC More Comfort Wearing i since a d S 1 A is. an automobile sales. came under provincial control FALSE TEETH , " P iurv The board was satisfied with man, was charged after jury- 2 pS GSumErs Gas) Herelsapl vey tn man James Easterbrook said he the effects of Lonsumer : Pgh Bil Paisoomiort. FASTEETH, was offered $20,000 to ask for an improved powder, sprinkled on an acquittal at the June hear- ble Robert J. Wright were Upper and wer Plaies hos them ings of three men charged with charged with « od spl Hh io) formble. No gummy. gooey, pasty bribing a provincial police un- bribe Constable George Scot aste or feeling. 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