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(CP) -- youths who tried to. arrest police officer were each fined $25 and court costs Tuesday for|Constable assaulting him. Convicted were Edward Fau-| quier, 20, and his Brent, 18, both of Detroit. where he called The brothers testified they Provincial Police for help. were riding in a car near Kings-| Constable Elliott aland report him, Elliott's 11 Net Sales High Loy s.m. Ch'ge 18% + % 20% 26% 2% -- %| 7 68% +9¥6) 70% + % a 15% + 21% + ¥%| Agnico In the struggle that followed, | c cap was|€ /knocked off. One of the youths|c tried to grab his nightstick. 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Wallis of Manitoba sent a box- car rolling down the "hump" Tuesday to mark the official open of the Canadian Na- tional Railways' new $23,000,000 Symington freight classification yard. Donald Gordon, CNR presi- dent, told government, civic and business officials at the opening ceremony the yard, "one of the most. modern 'n the world," was a result of the railway's "constant search for better transportation service." Mr, Willis" said the opening ', Farmer S 8T, BONIFACE, Man. (CP)-- was "a red-letter day 5 Cana- dian railroading The yard is to re- duce by as much as 50 per cent the time it -- thousands of freight ca here daily. The new will handle all }east and westbound freight traf- fic, replacing the CNR's scat- tered yard operations in the poche Be hoberarys | area that were inherited wi the termin- als of the Canadian Northern and Grand' Trunk Pacific Rail- ways. Withe CNR's yard at nearby Transcona now serves as major motive power repair centre for 'Western Cc anada, the Fort eeks Out * From Ont. Asylum | TORONTO (CP) -- Another |stage in a battle to have F.ed- erick Fawcett, 47, declared sane ay erie released from the Ontario of 100 and 200 acres; are exempt from property tax because they {both bought in Crown sales. The | smaller property was bought for + + | Hospital in Toronto will take|$150 in 1875, and the other for +% +1 *!place Oct, 2. | Mr. Justice R. I. Ferguson |Tuesday granted a habeas cur- pus order to have Fawcett) brought before the Ontario Su- 4/preme Court Ott. 2 to deter- » |mine whether he is being law-| fully detained at the hospital. Fawcett, a farmer in the} Owen Sound area, has been in }mental institutions since last 5 |Oct. 19, when he was remanded for examination on six charges, | including assaulting and point- _|ing a firearm at a tax assessor. _He holds that his two farms, Nazi Leader | $80 in 1856. Dr. B. A. Boyd, superintend- ent of the Ontario Hospital at | Penetanguishene, said he found Fawcett believes he was ex- jempted from provincial and lo- cal laws, and that the provincial |police or a magistrate's court |has no authority over him. Dr. John Nelson Senn, super- jintendent of the Ontario Hos- pital at Hamilton, said he found Fawcett believed that provincial police and Jocal authorities who had attempted to enforce the tax laws were persecuting him and that he was justified in re- foe their attempts. Two other psychiatrists, in jaffidavits filed by the attorney- general's department, said Faw- jcett is. mentally ill, potentially $23 Million Freight Yard Opened By CNR Rouge terminal for freight and pass through} CN the yard took four years to con- struct, The oi employs automatic computers, ed-circuit tele- vision, radio communications, electrically - operated switches and retarders and much of the paper work is done with the aid of machines. As each car arrives in the yard--which covers 628 acres and is 2% miles long and one- half mile wide--its initials and number are monitored on closed-circuit television. RECORD ON DISC At the same time the infor- mation is recorded on a mag- netic disc which is checked against lists received hours be- fore from the train's point of origin. After inspection the train is taken to the "hump", a man- made hill 32 feet above ground level, over which the cars are pushed--one at a time--rolling to their designated tracks with the aid of automatic switches. Once the cars are in motion an automatic computer meas- ures their speed so they will reach their destination at the right speed for a gentle coup ling. The new yard contains 108 miles of track with a capacity of 6,927 cars and its floodlight- ing system uses enough energy to supply a community of about 11,000 people. The yard has about 700 em- ployees, excluding train and en-| gine crews. GLECOFF SUPERMARKET 174 RITSON RD, S. OSHAWA, ONT. "Over 42 Yrs. of Service" Specials for Thurs., Fri., Sat sot. 27-28-29 BUTTER = == 53 CIGARETTES 2 <» 3,09 eee ey SUGAR GRANULATED 10 us 83 FLOUR ttt runrose sus 47 RO SUNBEAM BROWN 'N SERVE | .25 SHAMP00 HALO REG. 1.19 99 CLEANSER REG. 2/430" 2 FOR a9 SHREDDED Wheat «<'s .19 Toilet Tissue 'ws: 4 sous 45 Gossip Pushes Canadian Oil lowering on QUALITY! CHOICE MEATS FROM THE FINEST HERDS CANADA CAN PRODUCE ! RIB" WING STEAKS "" ,,,.79 SIRLOIN, T-BONE OR PORTERHOUSE us, 89 STEAKS " ROASTS "°* POT ROASTS fou 49 69 ROLLED FARMER STYLE STANDING 4 FOR 95 PRIME RIB ROAST *" 3 iss. 1.00 a fou - point gain. SCHNEIDER'S COOKED Fractional gains were wide- MEAT CHUB spread across the industrial FARMER STYLE LARGE orice ree nouncements of a fourth-quar- WIENERS agi 3 ti 35 stock' advanced 1% to 60%. ff BOILING FOWL "ettet* u. 39 PORK HOCKS 4 us. 1.00 FRESH BEEF BOLOGNA. .35 3 wus. 1.00 SIRLOIN STEAK BUTTS ,, .69 which began last week with an- FRESH EVISCERATED In pieces 30-lbs. average -- Cut and wrapped for freezer lwest Townships, questioned| Chief Farrow's proposal for he | jlicing the annexed area. |MoMahon asked how an yr larged city could provide in- creased services without in-| | Annexation rea its ss | Proceeding S ""Ghiet Farrow did not list what Faced ac Biii a WINDSOR, Ont. ad additional services he said ; aviAla Slut heel sor completed its case for an-|Should be provided in the sub- caves" ote he Prent| nexation late Tuesday. urbs now or what improvements) amid mounting protests over The city's annexation applica-| Would be instituted in that area/yi, scheduled appearance at a tion, including volumes of statis-|4fter annexation. student-sponsored forum at the tical evidence and the testi-| State University of New York|New York, world lightweight mony of dozens of witnesses, lat Buffalo. boxing champion, will defend took more than Rico oles git NET EARNINGS lc handful' of young people,|his title here Dec. 3 against hearings before the Ontario Mu- some carrying placards, were|Teruo Kosaka, Japan's light ville, 25 miles southeast of here,/had failed to dim his lights. on Aug. 26 when the driver of an approaching car failed to - '. dim his lights and forced their Police Chief s s | Dismissa liott told them they would have Probed to see the police chief or lay a car off to the side of Highway 16. complaint before making such' wanpRFORD, Ont. (cP)--| [dangerous and should be con- Gets Protest From Buffalo | Windsor Ends Accepts Shell TORONTO (CP) -- Buoyed by a renewal of takeover gos- sip, Canadian Oil raced through a whopping volume and jumped to yet another peak price on the stock market Tuesday. On a turnover topping 120,000 shares, the stock climbed to a record 48% before settling back 0 47% -- ahead 3%. Power Corporation, largest Canadian Oil shareholder, rose to a 1962 high of 66%, closing at 66 for) Dr. Allan G. Crisp, a neuro- psychiatrist retained by Reta Estelle Fawcett, the farmer's sister, said in an affidavit that (AP) -- Sir| although Fawcett's ideas are self-styled Unusual, they are not delusional in type. They chased the car, driven by Constable John Elliott of the Kingsville police departmeni, and tried to make a citizen's arrest. They said Constable El- ORTIZ TO DEFEND TOKYO (AP)--Carlos Ortiz of * AS IS LB. REG. .29 SPECIAL an arrest. The Ontario Police Commission| Constable Elliott testified thatihas been asked by Waterford! again and tried to carry him|dismissal of Police Chief Frank! ws yg Board, | By THE CANADIAN PRESS lwaiting at Buffalo's Interna-| 'ee to th H t will probably take another; Rothmans of Pall Mall Can- jweight champion, promoter eir car. He said one of them)Tyrner, fired by the council) tional Airport when Mosley's Akira Honda said 'Tuesday. the inst annexation pre-| 1962, net loss $381,423; 1961, net! Circumstances of .the dismis-|©S¢ 48 demonstration, The. flight was|Promoter also said that Ortiz DIVIDENDS sal have never been made pub. sented by witnesses for the five) profit $500,035, jmore than an hour late. jwill meet Kazuo Takayama, Ja. | | suing the town for damages. ag the matter. | INJURY NOT SERIOUS ley to a waiting automobile and/title fight on Nov. 7. Honda said By THE CANADIAN PRESS | In Toronto, Judge B. J. S.| Tuesday's session saw the re-| NEW YORK (AP)--A track|he was taken to an unidentified|he has guaranteed Ortiz $55,000 Ltd., common 12% cents,chairman, said the town solic-|partment heads and civic offi-|injury suffered by Ridan in the} Class A 6214 cents, Nov. 1, rec. itor has been in touch with him|Cials take the witness stand to/running of the Discovery Handi- The Bank of Nova Scotia, 55\step into the case the town of/SOlicitors. ous, but the three-year-old star cents quarterly plus 25 cents|Waterford must pass a resolu-; One of them, Police Chicfjis expected to skip the $100,000 record Sept. 29. jtion, would give the suburban areas} Dr. Manuel Gilman said there The Shawinigan Water and; Waterford. council will meet|the improved police services|was a two-inch cut over the left cents Novy. 23, record Oct. 12;, Chief Turner is Waterford's)are now paying. dan, who was expected to meet class A common 33 1-3 cents,|ninth police chief in eight years.| Joseph McMahon, solicitor for|Kelso, Jaipur and others in the later the brothers accosted him) town council to investigate the tried to take his pen so he could/ Aug. 21. iwo or three weeks to hear the ada Ltd., year ended June 30: |plane arrived, but there was no| lie by the council, Turner ig/SU0urban communities involved) -- Airline officials whisked Mos-\pan's best flyweight, in a' non- Bathurst Power and Paper|Macdonald, police commission| mainder of a parade of city de-| veterinarian said Tuesday the hotel. lfor the two fights. ord Oct. 5. but before the commission could|be cross-examined by suburban|cap at Aqueduct was not seri- extra end distribution, Nov. 1,/tion requesting the investiga-| Carl Farrow, said annexation|Woodward Stakes Saturday: Power Company, common 25\today on the matter: they need at less cost than they|hind hoof on the pastern of Ri- Nov. 15, record Oct. 19. 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