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THE GUARD ofthe even (GRR Balan] rernaer VATED ATISTS YUL BRENNER CHANGING OF ae With the austere stone of Lenin's tomb behind them, Red Army soldiers march away from guard duty at Lenin's Tomb in Moscow after being re- lieved by the new guard, A crowd of tourists watches. (CP Photo) 8.08 by Dota CinemaScope® OMTED ARTISTE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT By DAVE McINTOSH OTTAWA (CP) -- Politics in part is a matter of. timing. Opposition Leader Diefen- baker is a recognized master in this field, Until Thursday, Prime Now Playing , Minister Pearson had) never been known as a deft practi- tioner of the art, Consider the timing of Mr, Diefenbaker, then prime mia- ister, in January, 1958, when he waited for freshman Liberal Leader Pearson's first non-con- fidence motion and left the Op- position strewn over the field merely by quoting from a 1956 Liberal economic document which he termed the "hidden re- port." ; Mr. Pearson after all these years has had sweet revenge. And his timing couldn't have been more devastating. He has given a big lift to the anti-Diefenbaker wing of the Conservative party. 1:30 ~ 3:20 125-7:30.-9:40 Two weeks ago, the govern- ment asked for parliamentary authority to spend $372,000,000 WEEKENDS 7:00 & 9:05 39 KING ST. FE. SHOW SAT, CONT, FROM 1 in November to meet its bills, including civil service salaries, The Conservatives, as was their constitutional, legal and political right, launched a mar- athon debate with a single stated objective: No money until the government agreed to send the armed forces unification bill to committee for study before sec- ond reading--approval in prin- ciple--by the Commons. COULD BE SERIOUS A government running out of funds can be a pretty serious matter anywhere. The Conservatives kept up the Kidneys Give Hope To Two TIMES SUN, FROM 2 PHONE 725-3833 NOW SHOWING UVERPOOL 8a, aaa 942-1250 TE PEE DRIVE-IN TORONTO (CP) --Two men who received a kidney from the same woman two days ago are given a better - than ~ even chance the transplants will work for at least a year. Willem Weber, 32, and John Dorosz, 42, both of Toronto, each received a kidney from Doreen Skilton, 39, whose hus: band, consented to the trans- plant as she lay dying of a cere- bral hemorrhage. "We always agreed if any- thing happened to either of us, this is what we would do," said the husband, Fred Skilton, gq; The decter-cupervising their post-operative care said Friday night that both kidneys are functioning as well as can be expected, but the critical period is the first three weeks. Mr, Weber, a vending ma- chine operator, has been sick for three years and had been using a kidney machine since last January. BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:00 P.M, SHOW STARTS AT 7:30 P.M. CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE FEATURE DAILY AT: 130 ~ 3:25 ~ 5:25 7:23 ~ 225 USED MACHINE "He would work three days a week and then go on the kidney machine for two days," said his wife Jane, 22. "He has been do- ing that for the last month un- til he became ill and wasn't able to go to work." Now, she sald, "he looks just terrific,"" Mrs. Weber was born in Can- ada and her husband comes from The Netherlands. They have been married four years. The two men were chosen for the transplant from among eight others also on the kidney ma- chine at Toronto Western Hos- pital. The chosen men are in the same blood group as the donor. HIDE BONE SITE COLCHESTER SOUTH, Ont. (CP)--Students at the Univer. sity of Windsor are keeping secret the site of an Indian settlement they began excavat- | teur archeologists away. Bones, ke Cac' jarrowheads and pottery were | 5 --_-- timated to be) Pearson Gives Lesson To Master Of Political Timing pressure as the date for their convention approached. No de- fence committee, no money. The government let on that it was in dire straits and made out that mortgages of civil servants would be foreclosed all over the place if it didn't get its money. The Conservatives carried their blockade right up to the eve of their party convention be- fore Mr. Pearson cut the ground from under them by announcing ths scvernment had managed to scrape up enough cash to pay its bills. The so-called financial crisis thus proved largely artificial and the Conservatives, though hanging on doggedly until Mon- day at least, were left without any firm fighting ground, Mr. Diefenbaker had been outma- noeuvred by Mr. Pearson, who likes to leave the impression he's still only an amateur in the rough and tumble of politics. Met Hikes Seat Costs NEW YORK (AP)--For the first time in its 83-year-history, the Metropolitan Opera will raise ticket prices in mid-sea- son. Effective Dec. 12, the Met's top-priced seat will go to $15.50 from $13 and other seats will be raised by roughly 20 per cent. The price of standing room-- called general admission--will remain at $2.50 for the orches- tra and $1.50 for the family circle. : George S. Moore, treasurer of the Metropolitan Opera Associ- ation and president of the First National City Bank, sald: "We grossly miscalculated the costs involved in the move to our new Lincoln Centre home. We just made a mistake." The Met had calculated that its costs in the new house would be $14,000,000 annually, $3,000,- 000 more than the old house. But this year's expenses will reach $17,000,000, Moore said. By HUGH A. MULLIGAN ,SODOM, Israel (AP)--What's become of those swinging old towns of Sodom and Gomorrah? Are they making the scene, sin- wise, as in the bad old days? Gomorrah, alas, has gone the way of all flesh, It disappeared into the mists of antiquity and probably into the bottom of the Dead Sea long before Hil could slap a hotel down on the b , Sodom, surprisingly, still exists and, even more sur- prisingly, still makes with the fire-and-brimstone bit. Flames lick the massive boilers of the Dead Sea Works potash plant, Israel's largest ex industry, and brimstone still oozes from the dolomite cliffs of the Mountains of Moab, filling the air with the reek of sulphur, A solid pillar of salt, believed to be the remains of tie iaie Mrs. Lot, still brings the tour- ist buses to the lowest dive on earth, a cafe at 1,292 feet below sea level. But Sodom on its seediest day could"hardly be where the action is, LITTLE ACTION TODAY The kids from the kibbutz may kick up their heels in a frantic folk dance or maybe turn up their transistor radios too loud to suit the ladies in the sulphur baths. But the old sin spa where Roman soldiers came to play is about as wild nowadays as a nursery school at sleepy-sleep time. You can't even find a bikini on the beach, or a lifeguard. In the Dead Sea, with 39-per- Freed After Life In Jail CROOKSTON, Minn. (AP)-- After 27 years behind bars, An- drew 0. Larson has won his freedom. But he says he'll stay in the county jail here until he figures out what to do with his future, "T'm sort of at a loss to know what I should do," the 71l-year- old Larson said Friday. Larson was 44 and a farmer when he was arrested in 1939 for the shooting death of his wife's brother, He was con- victed of first-degree murder and sentenced to life, One day last May, after con- sulting legal books in the Still- water prison library, he sat down with a piece of yellow paper and wrote a letter to Judge William T. Johnson of Washington County district court, Stillwater, Larson complained that his confession had been illegal, that he wasn't advised he could have a jury trial, that "they didn't even ask me if J did it." CRITICIZES TRIAL Judge Johnson granted a writ of habeas corpus, said the orig- inal trial had been a "sham and a pretence," ordered the judg- ment set aside and set a new trial here for next Monday. But the Polk County at- torney's office decided Friday to reduce the charge to first- degree manslaughter. Larson was taken before District Judge Harley G. Swenson and entered a plea of guilty. Judge Swenson sentenced Lar- son to the maximum term, 20 years in prison, But the judge gave Larson credit for the time he'd already served--27 years. That means Larson is free. = a Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 ing this summer, to keep ama-| NEW LO ALL GLASSES ONE LOW PRICE | SINGLE ss uate 18" Complete with lenses frames and cone. 65 STYLES, SHAPES AND |B Choose the Glames that you went ts. 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She coax them from ihe siraighijwas siung Selund the switch- and narrow. The last time the|board at the potash works, local police wrote out a ticket,|dreaming over an article in a it was for a tourist who dis-|French magazine about the obeyed the edict on the back of|wicked ways of German movie the bus seat: "Don't lean out|starlets. Her name was Daniel into Jordan." Malka, and she was from Karachi, Pakistan. PLEADED FOR INNOCENT where' , For their wicked ways, the Ww 5 the action, baby?" ked, Lord decided to destroy Sodom|*® 8° and Gomorrah, the celebrated| She sent us down to the evap- cities, in a rain of fire and|oration pits, where they were brimstone. Abraham, whose|@amming another couple of nephew Lot lived there with his| hundred acres of the Dead Sea's family, pleaded with the Lord to|450 miles of 'shoreline to in- think of the innocent. crease production. Down at Lot's Wife's Cafe, ART OF CUISINE a beach chair and waiting for the afternoon tourist bus. In green shorts and halter she looked delectable, but Hero, an enormous mastiff drowsing at her feet, growled menacingly. "The action?" she rolled the bilities over in her mind eath that outcropping of lovely blonde curls. 'Well, you can get a mud bath down at the sulphur springs, or maybe bloat around a bit in the sea {f you can stand the smell." Ravens clamored a desolate chorus over the scarred. cliffs, and eerie vapors danced above the salt nuggets on the serene surface of the sea, Jean- ette stretched languorously and shuffled off to her room. 'THIS PLACE I8 DEAD' "T'm going to take a shower," ~ announced, "This place is lero trotted along behind. The long shadow of Lot's dearly departed was stretching across the road as we made our way down to the beach in a eae ne eee New Location HOUSEHOLD FINANCE has moved fo a new, more convenient location... at Jeanette, a Moroccan waitress COULD BE FATAL and the only other single woman in town, was sunning herself in LONDON (Reuters) -- A British publishing company warned today that an ingre- dient in a new recipe book is poisonous. Publishers Michael Joseph said a correction slip will be inserted in all copies of the glossy English edition of The Art of Cuisine by French art- ist Toulouse Lautrec and his friend, Maurice Joyant, The book, translated from French to English for an American publisher, was is- sued here 12 days ago. Some recipes included lau- rel leaves--which appear in a. poisonous form in Britain-- instead of bay leaves, The publishers said: 'The use of laurel leaves is correct in America because there are = poisonous laurel leaves ere." 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