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bo Oa ae Pe Oa er NR ee OT ee BE FTE e , written by @ member of there is an old! 4) Ht | ]& The Oshewe Times, Tuesdey, September 18, 1962 ' the' 10th generation, Louis L. ay, Feinberg Assails . y : , Ss arriage Blauvelts, who migrated from/column, reporting s e gi1an ren Holland in 1638, one entry under|colm and young Jack Kennedy Nazis In NATO e the lith generation says: had been seen in a restaurant ; : Y Rumor Dispelled OAR, Pate. Semes, Mah tips Mine Went Wet cst paves love boas Get a Be Retur ned colm, a r, 1, e " x Yi ne: ave |, as- ; We have no birth date. She was eribed' Pg agg lr sume increasing control of LONDON, Ont. (CP)--The On-| 'The appeal claimed that WASHINGTON (AP)--A long-|ried only once--to his wife Jac-[born Kerr, but took the name|as 'just one colossal mistake.'|NATO military policy and stra-ltario Court of Monday|children have 'legal' status. in circulated rumor--coupled with|queline Kennedy." _ {Of her stepfather. She fim mar-| He said: "It was likely that the Fay *B ays Rabbi Abraham|ordered Michael DeGroote, con-|Belgium because DeGroote \a denial--that President Ken-| The Associated Press checked|Tied Firmin Desloge, IV. Theyioiq man formed the idea in his|~ sipecie ' tractor, to bring his two chil-|was born there. : were divorced. Durie then mar-lhead, seeing that clipping, and| _.Peace 18 everybody's busi-idren back from Belgium for &| 'The Court of Appeal M nedy was once secretly married|many sources over the months =f ried F. John Bersbach. They|the family hadn't had anyone|"¢Ss. We cannot entrust peace/oustody hearing Nov- 19. sajotek is' tae oni: porns A 4 was published in Washington|and was never able to find any ' were divorced, and she mar- i »|to these ex-Nazi generals," the Monday. The Washington Post| evidence to substantiate the Hed, third, John F. Kennedy, that famous for a long time. rtired rabbi of Holy Blossom that he must have his children carried an advance article from) rumor. son ef Joseph P. Kennedy, one- Synogogue told a peace meeting back for a 4g --_ . The Newsweek magazine which it * ' Sunde owns and which along with The SAYS STORY 'SPIKED time ambassador to England. junday nig! lov. Post branded the rumor as Newsweek, noting that virtu-|There were no children of the Youth Arraigned Feltberg oe baer gig, og that he took his children, Gary, sa o Pon = tage eens 6 and Joni, 7, to live with an groundless and false. ally every major newspaper,| second or third marriages." magazine and wire service in| Newsweek asserts the "third almost inevitable if rearma- Mrs. DeGroote had been The White House, asked for! "'tnited States refused to marriage" never took place. On Murder Charge ment of Germany, especially peo tad Seok i pee a, an, ing in Langton, Ont. with comment, declined to discuss ' . ' 9 F with nuclear weapons, con- i parents, M d Mrs. the matter as it has in the past. publish the report, said 'The only mystery," it says,,}; HAMILTON (CP) -- Gordon , con s, Mr. an : "They have spiked' the story|'is why Louis L. Blauvelt, in tinues. z: Van Lauwe. With her are two Rumors of an early Kennedy Archibald Henderson, 17, of) He named Gen, Adolph Heus-|2, 75: Leona DeGroote, about) ouncer DeGroot children io despite. what appears at firstjhis confused chronolgy, said Disarmament po rg Nig ty gy cee glance to be 'documentary eévi-|that it did. The answer may|"est Flamborough, Ont., was/inger, one of the creators of the pe: a reas fgg Michael and Timmy. : Persons or groups have distrib- dence' and despite scattered) well be in Blauvelt's family rec- arraigned on a non-capital mur-| West German Army, as one of|o¢ habeas corpus calling for the| Her lawyer, William Hagarty LONDON (CP)--Canada's Ex-/iteq in various parts of the publication of it--or hints at it|ords, now in 'custody of hisjder charge before a Supreme the ex - Nazi generals taking' return of the children t¢ Canade(0f London, said Mr. DeG ternal Affairs Minister Green} country copies of a page from --by hate , Sroups and gossip|daughter, Mrs- William K.|Court jury Monday in connec-|°Ver control of NATO. in April. cath evade the court aii oo asked the Commonwealth Mon-|, genealogy alleging there was columnists. Smith of East Orange, N.J.jtion with the slaying of his Mr. DeGroote then filed by moving back to Belgium. day to give disarmament an-leych a marriage. The so-called "evidence" for|Blauvelt kept documentation for|neighbour, Mrs. Pearl Warner. VALUED PRODUCT appeal dausina thet the su He said Mr. DeGroote other push. To citizens who write the|the marriage appears in one|¢very item in his book. Mrs, Warner was shot twice) Safflower seed oil, now used|preme Court had no authority|cently filed bankruptcy for iis The Commonwealth prim elwnhite House about the rumor,| Paragraph on page 884 of a pri-|RECALLS GOSSIP COLUMN jin the chest Aug. 8 as she/in low-calorie cooking, was used|to issue the writ because the|Langton Construction Com pone otic Mo ° AS Ag veg Hg a Page ey bd Rind B stag fe Alaa fanily > ibe yd on opr f oui -- with someone outside her/for medicine and lamp fuel in|children were living outside the|which was undertaking a roads a e z e president has been mar-'The uve! 'a eneol-| alle; marriage ol .|home, : air Canadian sources said P 8 e' , ancient Egypt. a country. program near Exeter, Ont: later. Speaking for Canada during a 'lbroad conference review of "lworld affairs, Green empha- sized the importance of contin- uing the work of the 18-nation disarmament conference at inn | oeneva. He urged, in effect, an up- ork! dating of the disarmament dec- 'laration made at last year's Commonwealth conference. The -|statement is given much of the credit for the subsequent United '/Nations decision setting up the Geneva talks. It was indicated later that Canada seeks no change in the principles set out in last Polly declaration -- complete aboli- eS tion of war-making potential in all countries, achieved in stages DEATHS under effective control and in- spection and followed by crea- as Wiis tion of a United Nations peace- Baer, _|keeping force. dence, ae Cra howsen: eg a, Green was described as plac- 17, 1962, W! Bessie.|ing great importance in a Com- father of Fred Bessie of Oshawa, JON) 1 onwealth initiative on disarm- -jament, coming from a _-- Resting yf nage n nation association just 'ore Home, Omayas with memorial ane an expected disarmament de- , September em- et pes faterm ent 'Oshawa Union 1 at the UN Goneral Ass EATON'S . . . First in Canada with 'Independence' POLICE SMELL ddd naa: we pendence 20-Piece Service for 4 includes: 4 each dinner plates, Gen- a Ga bel e saz] OUT SUSPECT IRONSTONE DINNERWARE '00.7 22" "13 Sih year OWEN SOUND (CP) -- r EATON September Sale, 20-pc. set ........ 12.95 When police investigating # Authentic Early American Style! Introduced at Special Prices! 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