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Elysium 44, Polynesian chestnut wn[MjnZ Ww[O[>]r] mio > Z[>|-|0[> vr =|> < R A 8 mG] --] [nm] 0] OR] -|Z[>) Average time of solution: 37 minutes. 46, limit Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 47, reckless Jean McAllister Guilty" Of Killing Husband | Lindsay, Ont., Nav, 8=(CP). -- Convicted of manslaughter: inthe pistol-slaying of her husband; Mus: Jane (Jeannie) Kelly McAllister, 25, will be sentenced Nov, 10, J." ' Axl" assizes jury" in "Ontarje: Sut' eme_Court. late, Satdrday redut & murder charge. fo anslaughter. 'The red-haired Scottish war bride' 'New Cancer Kills Faster |. New' York, Noy. 8 -- (AP) -- A | new kind of cancer, the fastest kill- smiled when she heard the Jurys] epoetr=ait, produced Gn' fate vy Jap- foreman announce the verdict. = Her husband, John _ McAllister, 29, former Hamilton naval veteran, was 'found dying Sept. 5 from a -bullét wound in the head: in the tiny log shack the couplesshared "in the Victoria: County backwoods 205 mies north of. here. 'The. git wag found barefedted in the: wood at"dawn the niéxt day. Mrs. McAllister claimed "in cther * withess' hox that she remembered. . nothing from 'the time shé 'took: a pistol down from her kitchen: wali + until she ran into the woods. She did 'that duting her 'thrée" yedrs of married life, her husband kicked heat and cursed her, threatened to | go out with' other women and taunted her because , as a result of «230 «apgfation, she gould. not Hear "iain children. To re 7 "Det Counsel Hatry "Richard- £ | said in his address to the' jury Aat thé girl was "alone, penniless, 4 Sick in qyind and body," He assert- or? "This a1 waskdoing 'her ibest to keep together a marriage. that. was diready 'going oii the rocks because «of 'tie Eondufet of ond perRoh alone: John McAllister." Crown Counsel Lorne W. Jordan saig that even if there had. been provocation by John McAllfsten on the Sunday night' 6f the «the weapon the girl had chosen to ©, pick up was not a cHair or a butter dish but a gun. . : . She-had . reached fo the. old laying, | | anese scientists in Nagasaki short- ly before the atom bomb destroyed | their laboratories, was described to'| the American Cancer Society Sun- §: 0 ASTRA ESO AR SR J 4 de FL , This cancer .contains#& milky fluid. This flujd injected into rats causes: death. within 'one' to "three weeks, with .cancers.-of _enermous size. . : i The new cancer ;was-not.reported merely because it is. 'many times faster than any other, but because {it dppears'to be due 07 a virus, an i extremely. small 'particle, Scientists | all over the world are studying the | possibility that such virus, particles may be' at' least part of the cause of human cancers. "All "that. 1s tkhown - about viruses | is their existence 'and : thdt they |cause many different diseases. | Virus partiélesieause common 'colds | and infantile paralysis. Sunday's report, was made by Riojun' ' Kinoshita, "president of Osaka! Munitipal-WUnivergity and of the Japanese Cancer Society. He discovered the fiew cancer and the 'apparent' virus cause.in a single rat that was sent him by the Naga- saki scientists. a They started the new cancer by | giving American rats, known as the |'Wistar Strain, two chemical com- pounds by injection. The pair 'are | potassiym arsenite and 'o-amino- | azotoluene. Why these two com- | bined to start a new form of can- 'cer' is inkuown. : .{ erans Minister .| becoming a minister and then rud- | ents," taking in Premier W. 8, "I:Mifister- of Labor 40 'yeags ago to {€onvitfed Slayer, David P. Taranow,|, Some M.Ps Object: To if 'Outsiders' Ottawa, Nov. 8 -- (CP) -- Entry! ;| of Premier Garson of: Manitoba into} -'4 the Federal Government will mean appointments to the: 'cabinet have, fallen on men who were not Mem-! bers of Parliament at the time, | It is no secret that this a de-' velopment which is fiot looked oh! with any great favor' by some Lib-| feeling is it' is - impossible to tell 'during the Parliamentary recess. | The first of the' three was Vet | Gregg who was 'president of the University of New Brunswick when he 'was' named, |- Fisheries Minister prior to running in the' York-Sunbury-by-election last year. ' The second is 'External Affairs Minister Pearson who was civil servant, undersecretary in the de- partment he now heads, before ning in Algoma-East, Asked by a reporter when he became a Liberal} Mr. Pearson grinned, "Yesterday-- when I was sworn in." Fi Mr. Garson, the third, is listed officially as a 'Liberal-Progressive, a term used only in Manitoba. The fourth appointment was that of Fisheries Minister Mayhew, a veteran M.P.,. which came after the defeat of Wiberal candidate R. O. Campney in the Vancouver centre by-election this" spring. | However, the selection of leading | figures from outside the Commons is no new' departure for 'the Lib- erals. When Sir Wilfrid Laurier | became Prime Minister in 1896, he | formed a cabinet "of all the tal- Fielding of Nova Scotia and A. G. Blair of New Brunswick ahd At- torney-General- Clifford 'Sifton of Manitoba. : Louis Stephen St. Laurent, who will probably become Prime Minis-' ter within the next week or so, was | practising law in Quebec' City when Prime Minister Mackenzie King asked him to join the wartime cabinet in 1941. .Mr. King resigned as, Deputy rin for Parliament. He sat as a private member for Waterloo north -after his election in October, 1908.| "He' was named Minister 'of Labor; the following summer and, under'| the law-then prevailing, had to: stand again for election. He 'woni default. A The most spectacular tase of an! outside appointment in recent years:| was that of Gen. A. G. L. Mc-f Naughton who was named Defence Minister during fhe conscription |- crisis of 1944, held the post five:| months before: he was defeated in' the Grey North by-election, and | defeated a sécond time in the gen-! ------ r + "HONEYMOON OVER \ 'Bellefonte, | Pa.; Nov. 8--(AP)--A|| Ls 28, 'died in the elecfric chair early | today: after" spending a 10-hour | honeymoon holding hands with his | bride h ia warden's office. Not pre-| sent in the prison with him when| he went te the death chamber were'| his wife--aubiirn-haired Stella Noto | of Brooklyn, N.Y.--his parents and | his ninth-manths-old child, daugh- | ter of the Brooklyn girl he married | in Broadmeadows Prison, Media, | Pa., last Friday. INTERNATIONAL GROUP London, Ngv. 8--(AP)--An infer- national authority designed to keep the rich - industrial Ruhr Valley from ever again building up a Ger- man war machine may take shape this month! Representatives of Britain, the United States, France, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg will meet Thursday to draft a sta- tute for thesgeverning body. WOMAN STRANGLED North Providénce, R. I, Nov. 8-- (AP)--A mother of two children, Mrs. Geneyieve Singleton, was strangled Suhday by a man who told police he interrupted a series of kisses to throttle her. Police said Henry A. liams, 32, father of three children, admitted the slay- ing. Ta A i ey By DOUGLAS HOW i Canadian: Press Staff Writer | - that three of the four 'most. recent|| - RY ( LAFF-A-DAY Copr. 1918, King ¥catures Syndicate, Inc. om World rights reserved 1-8 | | | | -- | | | year-old Therese | Luskville, Que., is in hospital to- night in critical condition after she "Plead insanity, Johnny!" CHILD INJURED Hull, Que., Nov. 8--(CP)--Twelve- Chartrand of | was hit by a taxicab and then | crushed beneath a falling telephone pole. The young |a vehicle driven by Lucien Boivin of Ottawa on the highway near her | home, 30 miles east of Hull. irl was struck by Allowance Act Under Discussion Ottawa, Nov. 8 --(CP)--Health Minister Martin said 'in an inter view Sunday night amendment of the ' government's $270,000,000-a- year Family Allowance Act was "constantly under review." But he said he could not go beyond that in commenting on a report that the government intends introducing a measure at the next session of Parliament broadening the scope of the act to make more money available to parents with large families, However, from other sources it was learned Sunday night that such an amendment, wiping out a regulation which reduces payments to the fifth and succeeding child in a family, now is under government consideration. The amendment would, in effect, subsidize large families in Canada at an estimated additional cost of about $5,000,000 a year, Currently, a spokesman said, the government shells out about $270,- 000,000 a year to about 1,700,000 families .in Canada. Since the act was brought into force in. 1945, it has cost the gov- ernment approximately $750,000,000, with the greater part of the money going to the provinces.of Ontario and Quebec. The. act was brought in as a measure to improve the health and welfare of Canadian children 16 years and under. Payments are made to the parents, usually to the mother. Here is the scale of payments: Child up to six years of age, $5 | a month; 6-10.years, $6; 10-13 years; $7; 13-16 years, $8. But where a' family has more than four chil- dren eligible, payments to the fifth child drop $1 a month, to the 'sixth child $2 a 'month, to the seventh and succeeding child, $3 a month. The amendment, wiping-out the payments restriction to the fifth and succeeding child, is expected to" boost the average family allowance from $14 to about $16 a month. Figures were not available to- night as to how many ' families would benefit by the increase if ap- proved by Parliament. PLOT DESCRIBED | Prague, Czechoslovakia, Nov. 8-- (AP)--A plot to steal the corpse of Jan Masaryk was described Satur- day during the murder trial in Prague. An official account of the trial of Miloslov Choc said the de- fendant confessed he had heen in touch with another Czech 0 was ordered by Czechoslovak - fugitives to dig up Masaryk's body. The pur- pose apparently was to determine | just how the former foreign minis- ter met his death, SENTENCED TO DEATH Hamburg, Germany, Nov. 8-- (REUTERS)--A British- war crimes | court Saturday sentenced to death two former Gestapo officials for | taking part in the killing of 50 al- lied airmen, including siv Canadians, who escaped from a German pri- soner-of-war camp near Dresden in 1044. The two men were Erwin | Wieczorek and Reinhold Bruch- | hardt. Max Haensel, another former | Gestapo man, was acquitted. | ADMITS SLAYING Chicago, Nov. 8--(AP)--A 15- year-old boy is reported to have | admitted choking to death a play- mate in what would be Chicago's | third 'teen-age slaying in little | more than a year. Judge Robert, | Dunne of the juvenile afurt said | Raphael © (Rgcky) Villasenor has signed a statement that he strangl- ed 13-year-old William Gervais with a belt. He is being held with- out charge, 4 Most Folks Pretir... GENERAL ELECTRIC (AMPS Toy Sy Bohs ge ND) ? 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New jobs are created for Canadians both in the Nickel industry and in industries which make equipment. con- taining Nickel. Thus does research develop better pro- ducts, create. more employment, i single-shot pistol, taken™ it 'out' of | its holster and walked with it into, | the bedroom 'where her Husband | . was preparing for bed. That indi- | officials said Sunday: fire: insurance cated -intent,. Mr. Jdrdan 'declared. policies won't be i aliddted if ; Mr. Justice R.'W. (Preléaven 'said householders . used 1 coal oil lamps witness Sarah McCallum quoted the, or, stoves during; Ontario's.;power accused woman as telling her after | emergency. Perntission clausés have the shooting: "Come inte the house | beth approved by thie Canadign Un- and see what I have: .done; I've | derwriters Association giving policy- done something awful" The only | holders the right to store one gallon direct evidence of provocation and |Of gasoline or use 'coal off or' kero- taunting was that given by Mus, [Sere lamps - without; extra charge. McAllister, herself, he -said. | But the clauses. would have to' be -- | added to present policies. , PRODUCTION DOWN Toronto, Nov. 8--(CP)--Western | AUTOMATIC STOLEN Ontario: apple growers will equal | Hamilton, Nov. 8--(CP)~-A thief «their 1947. production this year | Struck during the week-end .at. the 4 While eastern production will fall [home of Frank Rowe, bus driver : "nearly 40 per cent, the Ontario De- | Critically injured in Saturday's buss partment of Agriculture "reported tram. collislon. in Toronto. Rowe's ;oday. 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