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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, October 2, 1967 a. ENGINEER Edward J. Radkowski, son of Mrs. John Kluch- kowsky, 304 Euialie Ave and a graduate of Central Collegiate, has received a master of science degree in optics from <he College of Engineering ard Applied Science of the University of Rochester. Mr. Radkow- ski has accepted a position with Ital Laboratories near Boston, his present home Bookie Sentenced BURLINGTON, Ont. (CP)-- Richard Watt, 36, convicted last -week on two charges of book- making, was sentenced to a year in jail and fined $8,000 Fri- day in magistrate's court. He pleaded guilty a week ago to separate charges--a month apart--of operating a bookmak- ing estabilshmnet from _ his sixth-floor apartment. Noting Watt's previous record of assaults and narcotics charges, Magistrate R. J. Gra- ham fined him $3,000 and six months on the first charge and another six months and $5,000 consecutive on the second. In default of payment of the $8,000 fine, Watt will spend an additional nine months in jail. RC Seminarians Meet Communists WETHERBY, England (AP) --Christians and Communists have enough 'in common to work together for a _ better world. That was the consensus after an unprecedented get-to- gether of Roman Catholic semi- narians with members of Brit- ain's Young Communist League last week. Dogma was quoted according to Pope John XXII and accord- ing to Kar] Marx. No one men- tioned the Marxist maxim about religion being the opium of the people. The trainee priests, from seminaries and religious houses all over England. The young Communists came from nearby industrial Leeds. In the ranks of the semina- rians was a grey-clad nun, Sis- ter Constance Vaudrin, a French-speaking Canadian of the Holy Family of Bordeaux Order, who serves on the cen- tre's staff. It was settled there was some common ground--the Commu- nists for their limited political ideal, the churcn for what it considered man's higher desti- ny As a start, they cecided much could be done if both sides tackled the problems of housing and colored immigration in England Hotel, Officers. Fined $39,275 | | LONDON, Ont.. (CP)--The Savoy Hotel Co. (London) Lid and its two principal officers were fined a total of $39,275 and costs Friday for income tax} evasion. | Nicholas D. Yared, 68, fined $19,000 and costs or months in jail; Edward K | kem, 76, was Zined $15,000 and} costs or nine months in jail,| and the hotel company was fined $5,000. In addition the accused were} fined a total of $275 in mini-} mum fines on five of sever charges of income tax evasion Magistrate Carson said Wa!- kem evaded $191,597 tax; Yared $25,036, and the hoiel company| $5,715 Students Gei | Revision Court | LONDON, Ont. (CP)--A spe- cial court of revision will sit next week at the University of Western Ontario for students of London North and London South ridings whose names are incorrectly registered for the Oct. 17 provincial election. Jack Joyce of Toront, a fourth-year political science student at Western, said he set up a booth where students could register but ciaims that after collecting about 200 names and having the bosih approved hy the election returning office, he has been told the system is changed . The new system is not con- venient for most of the students affected, he said. RARRARRAARRARK 5. S. 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