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"French Drive Against Rebels CHURCHILLIAN SEAL OF APPROVAL Like any proud grandfather Sir Winston Churchill plants kiss on grandson Rupert Christopher Soames, after in- fant's christening in ceremony Judge Lifts Specialists' Suspension VANCOUVER (CP)--The sus- pension of 11 eye specialists by the College of Physicians and Surgeons last July was set aside Thursday by Mr. Justice N. W.! Whittaker in British Columbia Supreme Court The college suspended 14 B.C doctors after deciding they were guilty of unprofessional conduct in accepting commissions on the sale of glasses by Prescription Optical Company Ltd. Since then, two of the doctors uspended have died and another has retired from medicine Their licence to practise was lifted for three months but the suspension was held up pending the outcome of the appeal filed by 11 of the doctors The suspension followed hoard of inquiry which considered a ruling by the income tax ap- peal board that the doctors must pay tax on $320,000 they received for thé sale of their shares in the optical company. The doctors said the money was paid them in 10 annual instalments which they contended was capital gain Judge Orders Paper Search In York Probe TORONTO (CP) Judge Jo seph Sweet Thursday ordered a search for additional copies of an offer to purchase township land to determine why a document in- troduced at the York Township inquiry bore a figure typed on a difference machine Judge Sweet, presiding at the inquiry into the township's land sales and financial deals, issued the instructions following testi- mony of Vincent Volpatti who hought two pieces of land for $18l- 100 from the township in 1955 Questioned by Judge Sweet and I. K. Creighton, counsel for the nquiry, Mr. Volpatti said he did not know where the figure was mit in When asked by the judge if it vas put on the document before he signed it, Mr. Volpatti re- plied: "I really don't remem ber." Mr Creighton produced docu ments showing Mr. Volpatti had 0ld four of the 10 lots about 21 months later for $26,500. On the remaining six lots he built houses worth $16,000 James Chessar, treasurer of York Township. is to be recalled before the inquiry in the - hope the question of how land bids vere changed Stratford Stage Too Conventiona STRATFORI cP a Russian theat 1 directo: - since he was & ays a theatre should be | as flexible as plavers and audi-| ences For Mr. Okhlopkov, who visiting the Stratford Shakespear ean Festival, the festival's three: sided apron stage is too cohven-| tional Speakin ter Mr. Okhlopkov observed that | while the festival stage fine| for Shakespeare, it wouldn't do for FPay by Arthur Miller | ):hlopkov ¢ stage through ai nterpre | at Royal Hospital London, | Soames, ht. At left Monday. Child is held by mo- | Jeremy Soame 7, another ther, Mrs. Christopher Soames, |grandchild. Churchill left a daughter of Churchill. Her | for a Mediterrancan cruise husband, Captain Christopher ! 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Roberts Astronomy Thi the Life 4:00 P.M 11:6 Country Calendar 7---Rowling The ' 5 I'he 7--Texa 6 Rendezvous | 6:30 PM | 6--Mr. Fixit | S5--Lawrence Welk | 6:45 P.M 6-4--News: Sports 7:00 PM 11--Rifleman Ivanhoe 4-U of B Round Table 2--African Patrol | 1% PM 11----Saber Of London 7-Dick, Clark | 6--Swing Easy | 5,3--People Are | 4--Reckoning | 8:00 P.M 11.6-5 2--Perry Presents 7--Jubilee U.S.A 8:30 P.M 4--Wanted-- Dead | Alive 9:00 P.M 11----Headline 7--Lawrence Welk 6--Naked City 4--Brenner §-2 Black Saddle 9:30 P.M Great Movies imarron City | 4~Have Gun, will Trav ol 11 6 al 5 Christo 0 P.M Edition hers 5-2 Funny 5-2 11:6-~News Magazine Lone Ranger Frontiers of Face The 6:00 P.M Bob Cummings pant Preston The Press Faith Nation or Hour 11-6 b Annie 1:30 P.M Father Knows Best 0:0 rm 7---Guy Lombardo 4--Gunsmoke 10:30 P.M | 7=Walter Winche) 5--Colt 45 4----Silent Service | 2~Flight | 1:00 P.M 11-6-4-2--News: Weather | Sports 7-=Playhouse S--Rescue ns PM News: Weather Sports 6--~Royal Visit | Mus 11:30 P.M 6--Colonel March | 3=Movie 4--Playhouse 2--Late Watch 12:00 Midnight | 8--Wrestling | SUNDAY A:30 AM 2-Cartoons 9:00 AM The Door 'a aurel and Hardy 6 11) 1 You Asked For It December Bride 4 1 2 7 6 4 5 AM Museum Alfalfa 9:30 AM 5--Off To Adventure 4-Capt. Kangaroo 2-Junior Auction | 9:40 AM | §--Cartoon Theatre 10:00 A.M 5-2--Howdy Doody 10:30 AM 52--Ruff and Reddy 4---Mighty Mouse 1:00 AM Loretta Young £ livan 8:30 P.M The Naked City Law us Dragne $00 PM World's Stage 4 11 1 Marshal 5 11-6 9:30 P. 11-6- Playhouse 7--Frontier t- Alfred Hitchcoek 10:00 P.M Theatre ng 2 4 Fury Heckle and 11:30 AM Circus Boy Robin Hood 12:00 Noon Uncle Al 5-True, Story Cisco Kid Dance Party 12:30 P.M Wrestling Last of the Mohicans 1:00 P 7--Modern Almanac 4 tan 1 | S--Christian Science | #=Lamp Unto My Feet | 2-Bible Puppets 10:30 AM Man To Man Uncle Jerry 2-Morning Gospel 10:45 AM Look United Appeal nn AM 7--Test Pattern S--Farmer Alfalfa New 4 2 ne 11:00 P.M 11-6:4.2 News: Weather Sports 5--News Hilites 1:15 P.M Show 4 | 5 at Congress ound e Movie Watch 1:30 PM Visit Operation Séa 1:50 P.M Adventure 4--Americans at Work 1:40 P.M Featurette Inland Featu Industry 1:15 2~Sacred - on 2 1:45 P.M 4~Film Heart 6~Camera Three REMOVE STRONTIUM-%0 FIRST OF TYPE CARBONDALE, Ill, (AP)--Two| SARNIA (CP The outhern Illinois University pro-|irene, first passenger fessors report a process which [foreign vessel to. dock removes 65 per cent of danger-|rived Wednesday ous stronium-9%0 from milk at .a|gn passengers cost of a penny a quart. F. Don- | hased fla ald Bloss, a geologist, and Robert | [ines wa E Van Atta. a chemist, said|Polyvme their method works wtiohut re- fore her ducing the food value of milk ports. Prinses carrying here ar rland I-Oranj¢ ts of the today be "overseas hip of t to lk Co p depa later | 6--Toronto ALGIERS (AP) -- The Frenchion how the operation is going.|rebel military resistance before Army is waging a crucial offen- |sive in lavailable {thrown reserves have into the Algiers, the strongest bastion of (the: Moslem nationalist rebellion. | French troops began the assault | Wednesday, ously from the ground |sea. Gen. Maurice Challe, {preme commander in Algeria, ie |commanding the operation per- {sonally. | So far there bas been no word § meme fren . 'SENSE OF DUTY By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer LONDON (CP) The latest view on the Royal Tour is that the Commonwealth should rescue the Queen from her own high sense of duty In effect, The argues: Dail Telegraph When the Queen goes on tour, she is to vis "overload" the the communities inevitably tend to agenda When she is visiting Manche ter or Liverpool. Buckingham P: lace can intervene and tactfully suggest that the program should {be lighter. | When she goes to Canada, there |is greater reluctance by the pa lace to act as buffer between the host country and the Queen As for the Queen herself, The Daily Telegranh savs "she has a high conception of obliga tions to the new Commonwealth, and has expressed determination to fulfil them which none can gainsay er on development flowing from been' forest-covered | Grande Kabylie mountains east of | striking simultane-| ! air and{months before the fall session of su-|the problem. Arm: Staging Major But staff officers say the action|the debate starts. the Algerian war. Alljwill continue for many weeks, if| oo iniated 6,000 armed na-| tionalists are entrenched in the A range starting less than 50 miles not months. The general staff believes the future of the Algerian war de- pends largely on the results of the Kabylie offensive. SFEK QUICK SUCCESS The attack comes less than two Grande Kabylie zone, a rugg {east of Algiers and continuing for coast resistance in the area failed. Reb els killed were quickly replace by conscripts from the impover ished villages clinging to des. United Nations, which is to discuss the Algerian sources said France will make a major effort ito smash or considerably reduce mountainsi likely Man Arrested Rescue Of Queen In Arson Hunt Paper Proposal OTTAWA (CP) -- The Ontario said fire marshal's office here {Thursday a man has been ar: | rested in the search for a "phan [constitutional developments with- in the. Commonwealth-- 'and the west brunt of it, as now is seen in Lon-| years don, falls upon the Queen and her! family." | Loren Francois, 24, an Indian res What to do about it? '"Thelident of Madawaska, was vhole question of royal visits to|pegted Wednesday night the Commonwealth will almost! oharged with setting two fires certainly be discussed at theleaiq 4 third charge was pending of Pembroke for inisters." paper's the comment ; X arises of Vrs. Margaret Simard of Ma )ieen's 0 q ndisposition | 4a gk The other was a fores this Weep Though her slight JUP-{ fire" in Algonquin Park early thi as been described in Can-|.ummer 1 causing storm in a ap medicine eup © British papers have shown sign of alarm. 1 as a SENTENCE 2 DURBAN (AP) Twenty-fiv ISSUE HAMILTON WARRANT CP) An armed lc violence after demonstration robber "¥ Roy Penner. 27. of Vancouver side Durban were sentenced Wed was issued here Wednesday. Pen- nesday to six months in jail. Bu ner the holdup of a Royal branch Monday which netted two|do not repeat the offence. Polic men $1,135. Reginald Smith, 27, said the women were member pleaded guilty to charge of of a crowd planning to attac remanded a week for sentence. beer hall June 19. about 150 miles parallel to the Past French efforts to smash |of the patients consulting physi the [tom arsonist" who has plagued the Madawaska district 70 miles three |A Inspector Ray Simmonds said, ar-|giatement last year that 80 per and oni of epileptics can, with ap- He encourage- 3 ing b/ n Pr | " : next meeting of Commonwealth! pe first count involves the de- | African woman convicted of pub-| warrant for the arrest|at a municipal beer hall in out: Drugs May | Otter Hope In Epilepsy | By DAVID OANCIA i Canadian Press Staff Writer EDINBURGH (CP) ~ Drugs ma one day provide a cure for |epilepsy. Francis L. McNaughton, | fessor of neurology at MeGi | University, predicts that one-half pro- -|cians because of epilepsy may 1|achieve complete control of the attacks by using anti-epileptic drugs now available Another 20 to 30 per cent may |attain moderate control, he said lin a paper prepared for the joint meeting of the British and Cana- {dian medical associations. "This compares well with the | results of therapy and other long- term f{lnesses." McNaughton said. He reviewed the results of treat- ment of 200 patients attending Montreal's' Neurosurgical Insti tute recently Half of these now were doing full-time work or at- {tending regular school classes. nother 20 per cent were doing part-time work or had made spe- leial school arrangements. reason to doubt Lord Cohen's n ber for Nipissing, who will " | "From our experience, 1 see no THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridoy, July 24, 1959 12, 2 Liberal Members visiting his son at Lake Geo where he is in Preparation 7 tering the Paulist priesi : To Be Swom In Members of the legislature 5 may be sworn in at any time TORONTO CP) Roderick | after the official election results Lewis, clerk of the Ontario legis-| are published in the Ontario Ga- lature, next Tuesday will swear |zette. The Gazette will carry the in 21 of the Liberal party's 22|results this weekend. members elected in the June 11| ----r - election, A luncheon and the first NEW METHOD caucus of the official opposition| Video magnetic tape record- will follow the ceremony. ings, replacing more and more The only absent member will|/film kinescopes. became a regu- be Leo Troy of North Bay, mem- {lar part of TV broadcasting in be 1958. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1. Pair un- suitably 8. Comfort. ably nice (eolloq.) 10. Girl's 31. Ever. green shrub 22, Spawn of SITERIEMMAISIT] 8. Twist (TL ME] A I: (eollog.) | 4 Belonging to me b. Follower 6. Hammer, for one 7. Blundered 8. Nimrod 9 City of Arizona 10. Moon- 20. Music note 30. Son of Noah goddess 12, Slight taste 16. Printer's measure 31. Frosted 19. Pronoun 32, Carries 20. Mr. Coolidge 36. Plexus 37. Mother 38. Wicked 39. Camera part 43. Smallest state (abbr.) oleoresin 15. Close to 16. Elizabeth Regina (abbr.) 17. Drop bait 18. One who has lately ar- rived propriate care, and ce ment. lead a normal life. But, he said there still was no struction May 1 of the dwelling pagis for complacency abou the| - present methods of treatment. t - nse tt------ S Argus Corp. Out '0f Orange Crush TORONTO (CP)--Argus Corp. Lid. has announced it has sold its holdings of Orange Crush' Ltd. to -|interests represented by M, Wil t| liam Horsey, chairman of Orange e Ss s wanted in connection with hal® the sentence was. suspended Crush Bank | for three years on condition the; It understood that Argus-- elan investment company with s| wide interests--held between 150, k|000 and 200,000 Orange Cru:h Vv 1s The paper says this is a logi-| armed robbery Tuesday and was|African men drinking inside the shares out of 425582 issued. The price was not disclosed 23. Of an ares 24. Hangman's | knot 28. Literate 30. Strike 33. Sloth 34 Right Guard (abbr.) 85. Fruit o the oak 37. Affray 40. Measured 41, Herb of rose family 42, Decide 44. 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