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20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, November 12, 1964 Last Good-bye For Col. Stingo Ce did not become public NEW YORK (CP) -- Broad- way's motley citizenry has a last good-bye to the la' 28% of the legend, since Mac.| Wri admitted he was not a colonel in the Kentucky Macdonald had lived at the Hotel, just off Times for the last 23 years frequented a number of nearby saloons. As recently as last month, he put away five He 3 ue short time." i was either 90 = WROTE COLUMN "|Verily, for the New York En- 'colonel"' oy just me knowledge for some days. For many years Macdonald wrote a column, Yea, Verily quirer, which now is the Na- tional Enquirer. In addition to wri the column he also sold vast igs the paper to race aor carl calling himself Col. won sing a century ago while for The Wasp in San Francisco. A raconteur of the first order, he once told of his career as a member of rainmaking teams in the southwest. Liebling quoted him as saying in that regard: "When I concluded a rainmak- ing campaign we were invari- Last 4 Weeks Rank High An AP News Analysis By JOHN CANTWELL HONG KONG (AP)--The last four weeks must rank among the most satisfying ever for Chi- na's Mao Tse-tung. In that time he has emerged as probably the most influen- tial Communist leader in the world--the elder statesman of Marxism-Leninism. He has. seen -- and perhaps was partly responsible for--the fall of his arch-enemy, Nikita Khrushchev. He has received credit for the success of China's first atomic explosion. And now, Western observers here believe, he is confident he can increase his influence in Moscow and "correct" the "false revisionist beliefs' of the new men in the Kremlin. He probably will not succeed. But at least he knows that his trusted aide, Chou En-lai, is in : a stseng, henanining pecttian te relations with the et Union. APPEARS AILING * Mao will be 71 next month. Recent photographs have shown he has lost weight. He appears to be ailing. His clothes hang on him, He lives with his fourth wife --Lan Pin, a former Shanghai actress--in an old one-storey house in Peking. Western. observers here be- lieve Mao's age and physical frailness will prevent him from holding the reins of power much longer. There are likely to be confusion, struggles and purges when Mao passes from the scene. ap era aegern Gives Talk On Viruses Speaking at the annual meet- ing of the Ontario County Unit, Canadian Cancer Society recent- ly, Dr. A. F. Howatson, Asso- ciate Professor of Biophysics at the Ueery of Toronto, and Research Biologist at the Cana- dian Cancer Institute, Toronto said: * If viruses can cause human PARIS ANTI-BEATLES PARIS (AP) -- The Beatles movie, A Hard Day's Night" had hard days and nights in Paris, It was taken out of. the theatre which alone showed it in the French capital after four weeks and an attendance of only 37,915. At the same time a British mystery film flour- ished. dar biology lies in the knowledge , how do they go about it? This is the subject of intense study in research laboratories today because of the strongly suggestive evidence that vir- uses are implicated In human cancer. After showing slides of var- ious types of viruses Dr. How- atson stated it is generally be- fhat genetic information is en- coded in a chemical substance in the nucleus of the cell which is called deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA. This genetic informa- tion really represents what one might call the wisdom of the ages which is passed by each cell to its descendants. The DNA of ail living things has two properties: It is capabie POOL TABLES 11 models trom 139.50 MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT lieved that the basis of molecu- ably the guests of the benefited community at a banquet where sec and brut flowed like the or 93- d to know exactly. But with age the colonel faded more and more from sight. His body was found more than a week arently he ha died of a heart attack--but his Novelties For Tots MONTREAL (CP) -- Minia- ture appliances and battery-op- erated war machines are some of the thin - little girls and boys will find under their Christ- mas tree this year. The toy fair, held here Tues- day by the Canadian Playthings Manufacturers, promises chil- dren a variety of toys that should also keep their parents amused during the Yuletide sea- son. Little girls have been pro- vided with their own tiny elec- tric stove, complete with cake mixes and tins, and they run no risk of burning their fingers on this safety-approved toy. New in the world of dolls is "Trixy the posing pixy,"' a soft foam doll with a pixy face and internal wire cables that let her strike any pose and Tressy, the doll with hair Bacco aerg fseon you press a button an ap- pears when you wind a key. War toys shown for boys in- cluded a battery - operated gun that shoots harmless grenades and can be converted to fire two other missiles, and a can- non that fires a missile 35 feet. Various road race table-top cs ssouabty kts ware les ds were played. SCHOOL FOR DELINQUENTS d next season," s in a clubh of a baseball team after a 16-inning game on a day of record heat. We would all get stiff as boards and they would invite us back | years if you survive . COINED WORD Among the words he put into the race track language 'was 'tease' (money), If he was short of tease, | he would describe himself as "non-holding,"* and in that con-| dition he would stay away from | his favorite saloons and spend) much of his time in the public library. But he continued to dress nat- tily, in the spats and bow tie| tradition of a half-century ago, | and carried his short frame} erect. Liebling, who greatly admired| the colonel's writing style, cited as a good example of it this ex- tract from one of his columns: | "May be a lot of proverbial | living dead in old Quaker city, but it's surprising how quick come to life when that paddock pugle gold arn doth blow." ing at age 60 or 65 $300 A MONTH FOR LIFE FROM AGE 65 Here.is a plan to provide your family if you should die, or for your retirement . You make regular payment to the Sun Life of Canada, then at age 65, you start receiving $300 a month for life, or if you prefer, $44,150 in cash. Both of tnese amounts can be increased by leavin dividents on deposit. Should you not survive to age 65, a minimum of $ 0,000 will be paid immedictely to your family. 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