use murmurs tlflI cornice manna Cloudy Cold More Snow The weatherman is iorocastins another two to live inches at noon in addition to what we at read but ovcrnighL The now she come to and this even ing and Wednesday ould ba HELLO wormurns Conn Alter 3V years Jack Reir gratis over 200 transitsions permanent disability per man 1o opens door at Prun rner Memorial Hospital lotions ing 65 operations it skin llT LEMllY TlilliL Household accident June 29 ions caused burns over 30 per cent othls body His only tlal doatuss Jacks nrotner loilowa him out at hospital OP Wirephoto Assault On Vdult if Revealed aIo Court MONTREAL CF The third week at the Georges Lemay trial began Monday with the blowbyhlow description oi an alivnight dynamite assault on downtown Montreal hank vault six years ago Jacques LaJoie 46 is testi fying as key Crown witness in the burglary and conspiracy trial of Georges Lemay Laiole pleaded guilty to his part in the $533505 robbery of the content at nearly ion safety deposit boxes on the July weekend of 1861 and served oneday sentence alter having spent two years in jail awaiting trial Three other men have been convicted tor the robbery They or Roland Primeau who got 18 ycars Andre Lemicux sen rtenced to seven years and his brother Yvon Lomieux tour years Lajcie said Georges Lemay ti gavemost ot the instructions and provided the dynamite for tho breakin lrom considere hla cache oi explosives at his is land chalet about 25 miles north of Montreal Laiole described how the gang blasth open the floor oi the bank vault with repeated dyna mite explosions in an abandoned sewage tunnel directly below He said he was standing at the other end or the tunnel at side entrance of the bank in communication by waiklcetolkie with Yvon Lemieux who was stationed as lookout in sec ondlicor oliice across the street Andra Lemiam was in the tunnel detonating the explo Elves Lemay and Primeau were evidently outsido the bank building Laioie said because when Andre Lemlcux told him the vault floor had been blasted open he relayed the informa tion toYvon Lemleux and Lcmay and lrirncau came running across the street lVlartin Says llo Nation Has The Right To Interfere TORONTO CF External Affairs Minister Martin said Mondayrno nation no matter how powerful has the right to interlere in the allairs of other countries except under United Nations auspices in departure from his pre pared speech to the Canaadinn ClubI Mr Martin said he is second to no one in his peace efform through the UN and the old League of Nations Martin said he made the statement merely because want to remind some people have had as long record of working with the league and the UN as anybody else He said he was the only living Canadian who had participated in the iormatlou oi the league Mr Martin said the govern ment had reassessed its me in the NorthrAtiautic Treaty Or ganization and decided to contin ue to support collective security stationing oi troops in Europe CLAIMS ERRONEOUS He said the claims or some si ties that NATO can aiiord to re duce its defences because the New Fluid Wave lerrnuncnt REX 3000 la PRICE IAll other Permuncntl 10 OFF Oilalr Pieces and Wigs all reduced 3mm some nin Styllatl 7mm air Stylists Soviet Union will not mount war on the West is erroneous The Russians have con tinued and are still continuing to developtheir already formi dable military power 0n North Vietnamese charges that Canada is producing war materials tor the 05 Mr Mar tinsaid he was not nivareï¬ that this was the case While Canada supplies war materials tor the US he said these were not tor direct ship ment to any theatre of war Laioies testimony tor the pro secution ended Monday at noon Judge one Trahan ad iourncd the trial until today to enable delcnce lawyer Rena Maranda to rcler to complete ly typewritten transcript at La joies testimony before begin ning crossexamination May Cut Pay 0i Senators orrawn on The sala ries oi senators might be cut in $1 yenras means or saving moneya Liberal backbench suggested in the Commons Monv da hlugene Whelon Essex South asked Finance Minister Sharp to consider the action in view at cloudy with lcw snowflurries Tomatotun wit remain on the cold side The overnight low re mrded downtown at the Exam trier oiiicc was 22 degrees The terrrpcraturo at am was 26 degrees TORONN CF Ollicial orccasts issued at 530 am today swords Cold Arctic air cove on all of Ontario today rapid ly moving disturbance north west at Lako Superior early today will be in the lower Great Lake regions by tonight Snow in advance at this weather dis turbance has already covered Parliament lit ll Glance By THE CANADIAN PRESS MONDAY Now It lltï¬ The 130 board of directors Issued statement calling criticism of the corporation by State Secretary Judy Ln Marsh gratuitously otter sivc The directors said they would carry on their duties al though the critldsms may have daerved the response of mass resignation The Commons gave second reading to bill amending the industrial Development Bank Act to increase the insulin tlons lending nblllty Labor Minlster Nicholson said the government has asked Qdebec shippers and longshoromen to allow leder at mediator to settle their diiterenccsuntil the end of the current season The government delented 73 to on opposrtlnn attempt to block third reading of bill setting up manpower and immigration advisory council TUESDAY Nov 14 The Commons meets at 230 run to resume debate on the government hill to limit capital punishment The Seu ate is adjourned until Nov 21 his deep concern over gov ernment spending There was no answer Most of these materials and the materials Canada purchased from the USsome $3000000 Worth annuallywere used to fulfil obligations to the UN and other peacekeeping bodies he said at course youneed EXCelsiorLile Sailings insuran because no wantiinrlppondanco Freedom from money worries neednt be expensive particularly if youre young incision in permanent personal policies steadily buiidyour nestegg and protect you tomPhone your Excelsior Lilo representative today Hes good man ra know ï¬mcsnsrowrs northwestcrn Ontario and will reach southern Ontario regions this afternoon Accumulctloos are expected to be light cmpt lor the snow belt areas around Georgian Ba and Lake lbnon where tun ï¬ve inches on Wednesday will be mostly sunny but cold Toronto Hamilton London Windsor Lake St Clair Laka Eric Niagara southern Lako Huron ilaiiborton Lake 0n tnrio regions Mainly cloudy and cold with scattered snow nurries becoming more ire qucnt this oltcrneon and ending tonight Wednesday sunny with low cloudy periods and coniln uing cold Winds westerly is in to becoming north 15 this evening and light Wednesday Northern Lake Huron south ern Georgian tray regions cloudy and told with snow or frequent snoullurrics today Variable cloudiness and contin uing eoid tonight and chncsv day with scattered snowtlurries Sudoury North Baynorthern Georgian Bay Algoma regions Goody and cold with snow or snowflurries today Wednesday variable cloudiness with chance at iew snowllurrics and con tinuing cold Winds light becom ing north to northwest is to 20 by this evening White River region Snow ta pering oil to scattered snowilur ring by this evening Wednesday variable cloudiness and contin uing cold Winds light becoming noth is to 20 this nitcmoou and light overnight Forcest Tcmperntures Low tonight high Tuesday Windsor 25 38 St Thomas as 38 London 10 38 Kitchener an Mount Forest 20 tin Widghzim 211 33 Hamilton on as St Catharines 23 3n Toronto as so Peterborough 25 32 Kingston at Trenton 35 Kiilnloe 15 75 Muskoka is so North Bay to 25 Sullbury 10 25 Earlion 20 Sault Si ill 25 Knpuskaslng 15 White River io 15 Moosonce v5 15 Timmins is likely in the next It hours COOL AND cloudy weather parts ot Ontario and the East map indicate expected high will cover most ol the country Coast Rain is meant tor temperatures for the day GP today with snow iorecast tor Centre Closing Not Govt Move Marchand States OTTAWA tCP Manpower Minister Marchand sold Mon day the federal government had nothing to do with the closing of two Toronto schools llivcrdolc and Castle Frank as mahpower retraining centres Replying to questionsvasked in the Commons Friday by An drew Brewin NDPToronto Greenwood and New Dome crotle Lender Douglas Mr ltiarcbaod said these abilities had been loaned to the Ontario government the Toronto school board DEATHS By THE CANADIAN PRESS MontrealT Reginald Smathv ers retired general manager in Canada for tho Cunard Steam Ships Co Ltd ManilaSenator Gaudaneio Antonino 58 millionaire busi nessman and lumber tycoon in helicopter crash whiio enm paigning ior reelcction New YorkClementine Fad dleiord 67 load editor or the New York Herald Tribune The WorldJournal Tribune and This Week Magazine by British Columbia Figures on Wirephoto WORLD news IN BRIEF ESCAFEE RECAPTURED SUDBURY CP Wade Douglas Blythe ZS otKltch cnar who fled lrorn the mini mum sceurlty Csmn Bison Sat urday was recaptured Monday at cam on Wahnnpilao River Bly was serving three months and so days dciinlte and ti months lndelinitoon convica tlons of loan mats ot indecent exposure WAITER ASSAULTED BRANTFORD CF Ber nard Codyrc oi Brantiord was lined $100 or in days iniaii Monday on charge at assault causing bodily harm Codyre who pleaded not guilty was charged July or alter hotel raitorrlctor Kuba wasrseverely 03 en CRASH K1113 OSHAWA CP Two girls and man were killed in car truck collision Monday on High way 12 about 10 miles north of here Lois Hope in nod lion nie Donnell 17 both at Prince Albert Ont were riding in car that collided with truck driven by Richard Smith 42 ot Oshawa also killed Prince Albert Ont is about tlrreo miles east oi the accident scene hmltlER CHARGELAID QBONO George Albert MaeLeod 22 of Tomato Dove Hobart designs For the luiure with Canada Life resident at Canada lor twenty years and an experienced machine operator himsell Mr Hobart is now president of thriving 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