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6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, October 31, 1967 LIDA CALDWELL, 19, is carried from the house in which she was held captive over the weekend by a for- mer boyfriend. She is car- ried by Cleveland Detec- tive Sgt. Ralph Joyce, aid- ed by University Heights Robert gun on himself. She is in fair condition ' --AP Wirephoto (Tuannies, Twin Detective Lawrence nandez. The young woman was wounded in the chest Monday before her captor, .|ada GREENWOOD ENTRIES SHOT BRIDE, KILLED SELF CLEVELAND (AP)--"I was in heaven--on my honeymoon, then all hell broke loose with this nut,"' said Charles Caldwell after 44 hours of terror ended with the shooting of his bride and her rejected suitor's sui- cide Lida Caldwell, 19, was taken at gunpoint from the young cou- ple's apartment a few hours after the wedding Saturday. Robert Batch, 23, a former mental patient she dated until about a month ago, shot and wounded her 18-year-old hus- band as the couple arrived home from Detroit where they were married. Batch then took the dark- haired, brown-eyed girl to his third-floor attic apartment in suburban University Heights, holding the bride and police at bay until Monday afternoon. 'ried to an ambulance. By THE CANADIAN PRESS Publicity surrounding re- |moval of the November issue of 1 Playboy magazine in several jcentres in Western Canada has 'not resulted in a splurge of |sales in most of Ontario where the issue can still be bought at news stands. The November issue of the as Saying "'there was no reason|Caldwell said from his hospita to go on living,"' shot Mrs. Cald-|bed, adding that "this past cou- well in the chest and turned the/ple of days has been hell .. . gun on himself. but now I'm in heaven again." "My darling, My darling,"|) The dramatic siege at Batch's| moaned the dying Batch as po- apartment began when detec- lice stormed into the apartment |tives, searching for Mrs. Cald-} to find him draped across his| well, went there Sunday morn-|American publication last week young captive. ing. ;was removed voluntarily from "Get me out of here," begged! 'The officers found Mrs. Cald-|"eWS stands in Calgary, Ed- Mrs. Caldwell as she was Car- well in the kitchen. Standing|™onton and Saskatoon after po- \nearby with a pistol was Batch, (lice indicated that a four-page The bullet pierced her chest/He ordered the detectives to Section of stag movie pictures and came out her back. After/jeave, saying he would kill her/W@S Obscene. Later, the maga- surgery at Doctor's Hospital,|and himself if they didn't. zine was back on sale in Cal- she remained in «satisfactory! Jn the next 27 hours he let po-/24'Y, Minus the offending condition today. lice and others enter the apart-|P@8es- Batch was pronounced dead/ment at various times. But he| In Vancouver, the issue is at the same hospital from a bul-| wielded his pistol constantly, |being removed this week after let wound in his heart. _ jusually keeping it pointed at the|Mayor Tom Campbell labelled Four miles away in St. Vin-| girl's head. |the particular section "'filthy." cent Charity Hospital, her hus-/" Batch's mother, Martha, But the Sinnott News Co., band, a cook, also in satisfac-) smith, 50, talked Monday to her|which distributes the magazine tory condition, is recovering!son from outside the apartment/in. Ontario, East to Ottawa, from face wounds. ,,,door just before he made his|southwest to Windsor and north I hope I can see her soon," |final decision, pleading with'to Fort William and Timmins, Batch, quoted by his mother' MONDAY, OCT. # FIRS TRACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim ng. Maiden two-year-olds, foaled in Can- 7 Furlongs 2-Lisa 8. Good, D'fach 10.40 4.00 3.20 Batch, turned the |jcan ae ee $90 £50 He died K 3.30 Mutuel Choice, ea of Grace, Skipper Tan, Mr. Pioneer, Guns, Judge Beau, ------ Royal Captress and Red Victor SECOND RACE--Purse Claim wo-vear-olds. 7 Furlor 7.40 4.10 2.50 4.80 2.80 2.40 4-Won Ton, Dittfach ! Dittfac WEDNESDAY NOV. 1 geil " ann 7 Also Ran in Order: Fleet Session, A Purse $2,100, claiming (5,000) TWO'tiger Court, Royal Turban and Gay CLEAR AND FAST year olds 7 Furs : Benn, Purse $1,400 claiming (3,000). Three year Bog an rae tg n2 'obey A--P Smith and H Katz Entry 7 Furs. tach, 119 N . Ditt , 2 AND 3, PAID $53.90. on pane ee by Tutti Mani, No Boy, A-114; Golly Solly, DAILY DOUBLE, 2 A FIRST RACE No Boy, BO aerate 117). Dan THIRD RACE -- Purse $1,800. Claim- famous Tour, Swatuk, X110; Dalton's | Gea" yO N, PREY Ing, Three-year-olds and up. Foaled In pemmier Grubs xill7" Thunder Jay, /mcaren, Grupo, XU. Ave Aye GTuPPricanada, 7 FUTONS, os 9 a.80 a. radfi 1X12; ' \ C19 2-Shi Mark, lat 4 R Grubb, X14; Golden Jive, Bradfield, |" 27/crVerree stable and Willow Downs | Zsnining, Mark: Flatts 7.20 440 Sa) X112; Vibrant Gem, No Boy, 114) Whist-) p37 entry jer's wife, Gibson, X107; Crimson North, Kelly, X112; Easy Shot, Walsh, 114; Bronielene, Fitzsimmons, 112; Boot SIXTH RACE Hilti, Kelly, X100. olds SECOND RACE Blue, Purse $2,000. Claiming (3,000). Three Boy, 1 year olds and up. One mile i Cal Emir, No Boy, 112; Garden's ace Ye 112; T Purse $2,600, Allowances 3 and 4 year 'cis, Fieldglass, 1% miles. Merron Giace, Grubb, Turcotte, 114; Eme X102; id Anns Gem, Gordon, X106; Tammy's R Devivar, No Boy, Aynsley 11-Andrea Inez, Dittfa 4.50 Also Ran in. Order: Twilight Tango, Pretty Wise, Mary Catharin, Glen Fran Doilar Scholar, Chop- stick, Billy Baton and French Lesson. ch es No FOURTH RACE--Purse $2000. Claim: ng. Three-year-olds and up. One end ne-sixteenth Miles 2-Danis Dancer, Platts 6.70 3.80 2.90 10.20 5.30 Cosentino 9-Money Galore, McComb 4.40 Martin's Ark, | GREENWOOD RACEWAY Her- 'him to release Mrs. Caldwell'says there has been no notice- and give himself up. She had able change in sales, either up |flown here from her home injor down. | Johnstown, Pa. | In Edmonton, $. A. Senuk, & olarctic.. nursoite 2 Police turned off the water,/sales manager of Provincial Also Ran in Order: Carcdana, Royal/electricity and heat in Batch's;News which distributes the EO eTOR, Tanpe PAID $0.76. apartment, hoping to force hin magazine in northern Alberta, out, and tried to get him {o|said: "'We voluntarily took it off gas ictorgada sdb | tye agg lll drink drugged coffee. |the stands; we do this after any one-sixteenth Miles ' | As time dragged on, police/strong objection to any ques- 4Mary Tell, Bell 24.00 10.70° 5.50/spotlights were set up outside.|tionable publication is brought NaaAcety" Patan Dittiach 590 350'Then in Monday's pre-dawn to our attention." Also Ran in Order: Arnmart, Ann's|darkness, three shots rang out; The magazine's Saskatoon Reply, Guidecca, Cap Ferrat, Ne Passez/_one knocking out a search-|distributor took the issue off the Pas, Future Time and True Jac, ' rater i iy Attendance 8,442. Total Handle $560,195,' light. stands after similar action in mutilated magazine are on sale,|against himself by importing ] | Western Newsies Remove): ss wuiccr'ir|vee! mest cons oot ~ 44 Hours Of Terror Ends Noy. Playboy Magazine fa For Honeymooning Couple reg lig Bg ge Fo -- A spokesman for the public tributor in Britain, The firm|relations department of Playboy jacted on legal advice. |has said in New York City that Calgary and Edmonto But Victor Lownes, head of|no U.S. communities had taken . nton, even 7 "| fetes ' ; |Playboy Enterprises in Europe, | action against sales of the mage though a4 complaints had heen|says he objects to the British) |: 41. OO ice: Phin het the time by the Sas-| system whereby a publisher or atoon police morality depart-\djstributor never knows) gos whether a certain publication is) GRANT DEGREES The Vancouver Magazine/going to be put on trial for ob-} In Canada there are 59 uni- Beryl ce, sole distrinyter for /scenity. lversities that confer degrees an tie f 3 ple alg he aoe He has announced he wants to/and over 365 schools that offer Be | yok i ic| s iversity level. issue although Mayor Campbell | Provoke the director of public | courses at university had called for distributors and prosecutions into an action vendors to voluntarily remove BLESSES i cae ean 8) Ph lvvas Hina Police departments in West. High Power Rifles ern Canada have not initiated! NAPANEE, Ont. (CP)-- any court action. | In London, England, the issue ) Thieves stole 31 high-powered ifles valued at almost $4,000 is back in magazine stalls after the four pages were removed|!! Pao by Playboy's British distribu-\early today after breaking into tors to protect the mselve sa hardware store here. | against possible prosecution| No ammunition was taken, po-| under the Obscene Publication |lice said. Act. | Napanee is 25 miles west of About 110,000 copies of the'Kingston. WIN A | NIGHT ..... TOWN @ Chauffeur-Driven Car To Toronto 2 vais Spending Money 3 If you are looking for a lot to Every Time you Ride With Mercury Taxi, you Get Another | buy .. . visit cedar ridge -- a community of quiet elegance northern residential area. ! | | | locate? in oshawa's | ! Simcoe and Taunton Chance to Win... "A Night On the Town". use a builder of your choice, | NEXT DRAW ON NOVEMBER 15th for information. | MERCURY TAXI 725-4771 Winner of October 10th Draw -- Mrs. E. Power -- | | phone 723-1194 OSHAWA 1190 Northridge St., Oshawa New Impala Coupes: Silver Gus, Flying Lure, Breezy Breeze} with fastback Whichever style you choose, you'll come out way ahead with Chevrolet's 1968 out-in-front features such as: Chevrolet's quietest ride ever, Smoother riding, too, with newly engineered springs and shocks. Computers have been utilized to place body and engine mounts at precisely the right spots to keep road vibrations away from you. grubby iar gut Miss, Barsoe, Neopet egies: Grand. Kelly ee ane NO SeVENTH RACE Also Ran in Order: font Purse $3,000. Allowances two year olds, THIRD RACE 7 Furs. o : and Last Duchess. Purse. $1,800. Claiming (3,000). Three | Hoper PILE i et year olds foaled in Canada (Divn. of | Cri a" ret Walsh, 122, [ances Ist) 7 furs. X117; Portree Gem, Platts, jor- way. House, Armstrong, 115; ee Boy, try Swatuk, X117; Winshot, Walsh, 112; Miss Orieans, Steuffer, 112; Waru, No Boy. 112; Strateo, Gibson, 109; Gift, Kelly, X109; Eirline, Platts X107 Speedy Wheeler, Grubb X111. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,000 claiming lise, ; Fas seins | Great Pai Flying Ky. Kelly X100 paren or der, Dittfach, 112 4 Ruller and Hillcrest Stable en- |!A-Ring Francis, latts, A-X108, Big Blun- 7 Furlongs Platts | FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2,400. Allow-/| Three- and Four-year-old fillies.) 1A-Empress of India, G'b 3.70 3.20 2.60 3.70 3.20 2.60 or formal rooflines. horsepower V8 runs on regular fuel. Chevrolet offers you even better performance for '68. The stand- ard V8 isa bigger 307-cu.-in. engine. And the new optional 250 Pinico's EIGHTH RACE 2 -Maple Beauty, McLeod 3.60 Also Ran in Order: Sweet Intent, Sari Mark, Line Charger and Ruling Crown.) A--Gardiner Farms Entry. EXACTOR, 1A - 1A, PAID $17.90. | | A great idea! 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Three|No Boy 112; Ledy Kasha, Grubb, X104; |4Triumvir, Piedall, |2-Lebanon Kid, Bell year olds end up (Divn, of 2nd) one|Feast of Famine, Kelly, X114 mile. | McCauley A-112; Kelly X112; Tu Fu Gor-|ts, X107; Winning Cue, Armstrong 112;| Also Paragueyo, Alberta Sunshine Plat-|1-Greek Victress, Fitz'ns 3.20 Ran in Order: Fantino, Cam gon, 112; Gambaria Steve, 109; Lions | Sultan's Treat, Brownell, XX106; Ro Doe |brooke and Walkin Dud. Head, Grubb, X107; Castenengo, Cos- | Pageant, No Boy, 110; entino, 114; Erin Pan, No Boy, 116; Aged WM; tlo, Armstrong 109 Sir T (EXACTOR WAGERING Entry. G. B. Elliott and J. MacDonald Caledon AAC: XX-7, Lbs., . AAC: Post Time 1 p.m./3E. Day, LeBlane Star, | SEVENTH RACE--Purse $3,000. Allow |Canada. One and one-sixteenth Miles. AAC: |1-Caesar B. Gd, D'fach MOHAWK X.5) Lbs., pees Lbs them. Other ig buyers want the town car sophistication of a formal roofline. The Impala Custom Coupe is just for them. jances, Three-year-olds and. up foaled In 4.40 2.60 2.30 3.30 2.60 RESULTS | MONDAY, OCT. 30 FIRST RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse 1900. Clalming. PRellable J B, Feagen §.50 3.00 270 Brown Wolf, Zirnis 4.4 3.80 Pocket Rocket C, Palmer 8.00 Also Started: Lady Jess, Van's Pride, Hieland Jimmy, Nite Train and Lee Worthy § SECOND RACE -- Mile Pace, Purse $800. Conditioned. 4M'ty Babe Lee, Hie 750 40 3.60 $-Fieetwood Dusty, Shea 4.70 3.30 7T-Mary Ann ger, 3.70 Also Started: C jan Meld, Little Bieck Sambo, Pink Rosa, Almost and Ezra Lend DAILY DOUBLE, 5 AND 1, PAID $33.80. THIRD RACE -- Mile Trot. Purse 00. Claiming » obinson 9.00 470 3.30 McQuaid 10.50 0 Denny K Peters, The Ch Debutante, Elvis, uckmor and Gal- FOURTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse $20 3.50 2.8 2-Stepping B L'dtus nt, Varcoe 3.90 ride, Manion sobel's Choice Tuff, Belmont Helen, Aceway Juile 7Cestie rn Also Starte Richards, Dwain Dale Lind ory' $ Also Started: Lerry Dillard Nerciss. EXACTOR, 3 AND 2, PAID $16.9. SEVENTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse $1,000. Conditioned 1-A'bro Instant, McK'ley 4.30 3.60 Free Wheeling, Holmes 18.00 Mark Ten, + Aiso Started: Dr. Doug Smith, Di David, Sonya Baker Adics and Mr. Gold - figure. EIGHTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse $1,500. Conditioned T-Misgile Dares, E SNoorelands Dan, Moore 1-Pat P. Prologue, Norris Also Started: Johnny Bing, Gentry Yetes, Dick's Boy and Armbro Harvey cott 10.70 $80 4.40 10.80 5.50 40 NINTH RACE -- Mile Pace. Purse $1,100. Claiming J-Rockie W G'tn, Waples 9.80 490 3.50 B-Andy Atom, Coke 3.90 3.10 5-Echo O Valley, Alexender 3.80 Also Started: Dan Carey, Santa Raid er, Lucky Pat, Teddy Direct C and Macam Herbert, Attendance 2,760. Handle $175,010. Search Delayed For Missing Men WALLACEBURG, Ont. (CP)! --A search for two missing hunters whose boat was found Saturday on Lake St. Clair was postponed Sunday because of rough weather on the lake. The two men, John C. 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J 4 AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALERS IN OSHAWA - WHITBY NURSE CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE LTD. 300 DUNDAS STREET EAST, WHITBY, ONT. PHONE 668-3304 = a | Ald. spects the slot won the Canadiai nia) 24-hour Endu John De Farm Sugg TORONTO (CP)-- ers feel they are much for advertising vides little informati the Ontario Farm Advisory Board sug day. The board, repre Ontario department ture, presented a 4 to the royal com farm machinery at of a four-day sitting. The board said fa ery advertising appe "highly-colored atte ter." It urged adve "more specific nat ing factual informa pacity and other pe eoncerning operatior Dr. C. L. Barber, the one-man royal « was told that farme Tax Rep Could Lor TORONTO (CP)-- tation of the Carter mission report on ta: create a lower stan Ing, Finance Minist Sharp was told Moni A brief submitted ronto Society of Fin lysts said a Canadi to institute a tax sys ly different from th nations, combine creased borrowi ments, could lead t confidence. "This loss of confi result in a run on th dollar, a depletion and a probable low of living." Canada could abroad and devaluz Canadian dollar 'pro! follow, the brief saic The Carter repo. integration of - cor personal income tax alysts say this wo the current saving: pattern of Canadian and reduce the flow the capital market. THREAT TO GROW M. W. Anderson, the Canadian Cham! merce, said in a | minister that the C: in many respects is Canada's growth. Mr. Anderson saic ber is concerned at port's potential inte family life, "notat the creation of a far tax purposes and the all gifts and inherite income-tax rates." Under existing tax ily businesses and | have to be sold to and the Carter prop make it more diffic tain such an inhe cause taxes would b bly greater. In another briéf, § Ltd. agreed with wh: a widely-held opinic proposal to integrat andpersonal income disturb capital ma interest rates higher in critical balance ¢ problems. The company h mended that a pro drawal of depletion be disregarded British American ( agreed in a brief | proposal and said | depletion allowances pany exploration cos