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Montreal Stories See Toronto Cr MONTREAL series of stories in Montreal news paper paints black picture of crime in Toronto The Montreal Star series by Viliam Wardwch sums up by saying The once shining nameplan Toronto the Good is bent and tarnished Crime in Metropolitan Tar onto is at record high there is bewildering rate of alco holism and dope addiction vice flourishes and divorce is break ing up homes at faster rate than ever before flf youre Torontobound for the first time and wondering where to get action set aside 50 cents to pump beliboy or doorman with Otherwise it could take you hall an hour in stead of five minutes to get into the swing of things Metropolitan Torontos crime rate was up nearly 15 per cent last year over 1959 There were 65085 criminal offences in 1060 All crime of violence inltletropolitan Toronto was up last year over 1953 in the fashionable suburbs and just outside the metropoli tan boundaries gambling com hincs willingly risk big money to set up combinations at two and three joints to reap bigger money COMPAIlES TWO CITIES In separate story The Star made this comparison of crime in Toronto and Montreal In 1959 Montreal had 24 mur dcrs 10 attempted murders and Banks Pi irrfe As Bad an armed robberies or at Metropolitan Torontos polio tempted armed robberies Tor onto had 18 murders seven at tempicd murders and an armed robberies In 1960 Metropolitan Toronto had 23 murders compared with Montreals 17 and to attempted murders to ltiontrenls nine Montreals holdups increased by as to its Torontos increased by In 752 One story problems of drug addiction Dlsmayed hy the nightmare oi drinking in Toronto and throughout Ontario thc provin cial government pressed sur vey on chronic alcoholism and looked into the alcoholism and worked and hoped for cures The province population 8160000 with 1600000 Di it in Metropolitan Toronto had an estimated 85000 alcoholiu David Archibald executive di rector of the Alcoholic Research Foundation predicted that if present trends continue the tra gic army of lushes will increase to between 154000 and 30000 25 to per cent of the popu lntlon by im The government also is in vestigating drug addiction Tor onto is officially estimated to have more than 400 addicts This makes it the only real challenger for Vancouver the nations No narcotics centre POLICE SWAMIED it tho Toronto police meat Wardwcll writes swamped by crime and vice depurt shermért Get More Money JAMES uussav Canadian Press Correspondent aurmi NfldjtCPDragger fishermen sailing to the Grand Banks from this Newfoundland south coast fishing settlement are making more money than they have in years They say that since the begin ning of 1961 they have been working under more favorable conditions notably free dis charge of their catches which gives them more take home pay Discharge of catch comes when the boat arrives from the fishing grounds The fish is taken from the boat and placed in sltorsge ready for processing by haflshore workers In previous years the baker mcn themselves paid the cost of discharge which often run from$300 035500 man eanh season Now his being paid by the fish plant owners Dragger crews have been taking home as much as $132 for atew days fishing in the iirst months of thisyear Last yearsome made only little 2500 for the entire are becoming dis Plabt and dragger owners to keep the men lrom quitting fishing Most of the Newfoundland draggcrs carry 15 or 10 men and they operate during season that runs from January to December with an average of 40 trips year About 16 draggers operate fromthree plants on the Burin Peninsula Last winter was stormy one but thero were no casualties The last fatal accident occurred in 1959 when Capt Charles Walters and his crew of 15 were lost when the Blue Views sank during the second week in February That disaster was the only one involving total loss of crew since draggers started operating from Eurin Peninsula ports about 16 years ago It The three Burih Peninsula fish plants are at Fort Grand Bank and Burin ey are operated by Booth Fisheries Canada Ltd Bonavista Cold Storage Company and Fishery Products Ltd respectively Seven draggers operate our of Burin four from Fortune and live from GrandBank The phants and boatshave an average of about 1200employ ees although the figure may rise to 1500 at the peak of the fishing season when inshore fishermenin small boats are made he concessipnan order out TELEVISION PROGRAMSj ClVRCHANNEL annals MONDAY MAY is 40a paper are Pals uo Junior Ruundu ssn IRamar or the guugll sss News Headlines 60a Nations Business 6103ert Churchill mo Farm iiirm Report 524 Dun Jamleson 25 News Weather Sport 100 ane Lucy Igtili Megan anny oniaa Music Makers Tha Flintstones chtivaihl cacrv News Tho Weathermen grany In Sports Community News TUESDAY MAY to tone Tut Pattern 10451hn cnmrnpnur 1100 Romper Boon moo Fopoyc nun Pu 1225 Nunnoay Report Markets Cnminlclvents Ag Itep Report gt Mollie heighten or Destiny Vomens Show rrik of the 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fight to maintain law and order But thanks to repeated in stances of trigger happiness brutality and illegal detention by an overzealous few over the years the whole department at 2270 men remains Inider con stant suspicion One Toronto civil rights group is selfair pointed watchdog trying to make sure that police proceed within lawful llmi In later articleWardwéll went back to 1936 and listed several cases of policemen be big accused of manslaughter brutality or corruption The final article counts to crime stories carried by the blond ay editions of Toronto newspapers and odds inare was also an assort ment of Toronto burglaries which netted thieves everything rom can opener to costly furs There was column de voted to drunkards and how to handle them Wardwell quotes Rev Arthur Packman of the United Church of Canada as saying of Toronto People arebored5Tney flud life tedious People turn to drink because they have no interest no objectives We are just Ci of spectators Life in Tor onto lm afraid is rather dull Comments Wardwell visiting hiantreoler might deign to argue the point at least as far as crime is con cerncd BYJAY South dealer NorthSouth vulnerable NORTH so 9Rose WmJ assr 115 44 once onion is air coders nnxoss AQBE Openin leadking ofdla nionds Here is neat hand played many years ago by the Vien nese expert Siegirled Klnusner Not many declarars would have found the wayto bring home the slam Tho principle involved is known as gambita term borrowed from chess where player deliberately sacrifices piece in the expectation of later capturing one or more of his opponen the sacrificial maneuver West led the king of dia monds Klausner saw that it was impractical toplay the band in crossruii style because Radio Station Broadcasts in College Campus FREDERICTON CPlAllar two years preparation the University of New zruuwlck has its own radio station Station UNB operating four days week on closedclrcult pits programs into the rooms of one university residence and the lounges of others it offers variety of music ranging from jazz to the clan slcs as wells panel debates news sports weather and no soc of coming campus activi es in future UNB plans to broad cast university sports events and hopes eventually to bring students play byplay reports of games away from home Another feature is the UBC Digest weakly taped program from the University of British Columbia Where similar sta tion is in operation namsnavonrs POUND Va AP Ameri ican 112 pilot Francis Gary Powors has denied reports Ihot he plans to remain in the Sov let Union when ho is released from Russian prison in lat ter to his parents here he said am citizen of the United States and am proud to be oneI He was sentenced to 10 years in prison lut August by Russian court after his Uvz germanium and forth without eventually running into the danger oi an pieces as result of spy plane was shot down over Russia BECKER it would be difficult to ruff back overruif So he decided to bank his hopes on the 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