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ra |Garry Horse. (will be stationed at Camp Peta Armored Division | Defence Minister Pearkes made |wawa, Ont. th t Saturday after The hist 'ort Gary Gets New Name e announcemen urday after e history of the Fort Gary | discussions with the Armored Horse goes back to the Northwest CAMP BORDEN, Ont. (CP)--|Corps Association, | Rebellion of 1885. The unit oper- The 4th Armored Regiment of| There now will be armored reg- ated as part of the Second Cana- the Canadian Army is to take|iments to provide support for|dian Armored Brigade in the D- Bedroom PARIS (Reuters) -- A h hed} Mu t er Deschamps rd the name of one of Canada's mest{each of Canada's four brigade Day assault on Normandy in the famous regiments the Fort'groups. The Fort Garry Horse Second World War. of her lover's wife. | Spinster Simone D , 47] testified before an all-male jury at the opening of her trial for der. French papers have dubbed it the 'demon lovers" case. Judge Pierre Bonheure clashed frequently with the haggard spin-| ster, | Her lover, Dr. Yves Evenou, 48, died in prison eight months ago| while awaiting trial with Miss| Deschamps. | h [cise I court heard a woman describe|in a frenzy brandished her knife Monday how she stood in the|and struck, crying out nude--except for black gloves-- band is unfaithful and plunged a knife into the heart| we've got you." "" 'your hus- to" you. Now Tories Told To Prepare Woman Describes THE DAILY - TIMES-GAZETTE VOL, 87--NO. 241 Change Of Prison Authority See OSHAWA-WHITBY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1958 PAGE SEVENTEEN For Election BLACKPOOL, England (CP)-- Prime Minister Macmillan Satur | Penal Reform Talks Held CARRIED AWAY |day issued a clear directive to Hugging a black sweater his Tory supporters to gird them- around her shoulders, Miss Des- selves for a general election, champs cried out: "I never| Without giving any hint of the wanted to kill Marie Claire. It|exact out ging ny sounded a was Dr. Evenou who insisted that| cal] to arms in almost every sept-| 1 should kill, I was carried away lence of a fighting hour-long ad-| by a moment of folly. dress before 4,000 applauding| The judge said Miss Deschamps delegates at the final session of| who faces a possible death sent-|Britain's Conservative party's an- | ence, bought the knife wits the/ nual conference. doctor on the day before the mur-| der in May, 1957. It was agreed, _ Many delegates predicted a h y = cig. |SPring election with May sug- e said, that at Dr vetiol 3 ge | gested as the most probable nal, she, "nude neath a fur{>" is oo [pat 3 would join him in hig | month. This would be a year be- | wife's bedroom for the murder. |If ] "1 obeyed his orders," the fice expires | {woman cried out to the court. Macmillan spelled out in gen. | The judge retorted: "But these eral terms some of the policies) |are orders one should not obey." |he believes will prove election Describing the death scene, the| winners, including an "external" | defendant said: "Dr. Evenou/policy based on principals of |ushered me into the bedroom. I|"strength, unity and understand- {dropped my coat on a chair. |ing." DARED HER | He reiterated a williness to at-| "We then stood on either side tend a summit meeting inside or of the bed where Marie Claire outside of the United Nations any- | was sleeping. The doctor told mejtime. But the government must | | "you will not have the courage to work for the maintenance of its kill her. You will not give me defensive strength in NATO, |such proof of your love.' SEATO and the Baghdad allian- "1 killed not knowing what I|ces was doing." Macmillan referred 'to the ne- Judge Bonheure said Dr. cessity of maintaining unity with Evenou lifted his wife's night- the United States and defended | gown and pointed to the heart for his action of not openly criticiz-| . | Simone to strike there. ing the American stand regarding] banking problem, why not place that problem in the hands | As she pointed the knife on the Chinese offshore islands prob- the heart, Mrs. Evenou woke up, lem : [the judge said, and recognized! "On the strength of the United | them both. States and their continued inter- worthy advice? New customer or old--we'll be happy to help |" The judge said Dr. Evenou, est in the world as a whole free- x | holding his wife's head to soothe dom largely depends. We can her, said "you are dreaming--it's best serve British interests if, on trustworthy eyes at Loan If you have a banking problem, it's nice to know there are people you can rely on for sound judgment and advice. 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A suggestion also was discussed for calling a conference of univer- disarmament discussions fr o m|sity representatives aimed at es- the political to the technical level, |tablishing university training for and to "drown this matter in end- Workers in the correctional field less technical disputes, as hep-\--many more of which will be re- pened in the League of Nations.' |quired. day's American atomic test blast " to warn the United Nations that forts 30 Joach x» talks ge prospects for an agreement on Oct. 31. this deste ore Sim mess Soviet The American proposal, co- A few hours after the United | SPonsored by Canada and 15 other States set off its fifth atomic test| Countries, was ih Suistod ue of the Bow series. Nuseins Sele ave the General Assembly call {for a halt to such tests pending Three Surveyors She outcome of the Geneva con- Rescued From Isle UNCONDITIONAL HALT Zorin told the assembly's polit-| MASSENA, N.Y. 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