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TOW WE FER ae we KE Meer WW wR ww wy WY HAMILTON (CP) worker Otto Langer, been awarded $18,000 in dam- ages against a Hamilton sur- geon accused of writing Lan- ger's wife that his "hands were learned to the liveliness of your whole flesh." An Ontario Supreme Court jury found Tuesday in an ali- enation of affections suit that Dr. John R. LaCroix, 49, com- mitted adultery with his former patient, Mrs. Helen Langer, 33. The jury of three men and three women deliberated for more than five hours, then as- sessed $3,000 damages for em- barassment to Mr. Langer, $10, 000 for mental strain resulting from his wife's adultery with the doctor, and $5,000 for his loss of companionship. Mr. Langer sued Dr. LaCroix for alienation of the affections of his wife and criminal conver- sation (adultery). The jury found that Mrs. Lan- ger's affections for Mr. Langer were lost before she met the doctor. The jury also noted, in assessing damages, that Mrs. Langer continued to perform Steel- household services and cared |for their nine - year - old son Alienation Suit Damages $18,000 39, has|him. oe bag on it and said: "Give it to Objects in the bag appeared to be the books and pictures of Dr. LaCroix and his family which Mr. Langer had testified he found in a travelling case at his home. The items were not produced during the trial. Police Claim Gunmen Known OTTAWA (CP) -- Police said they know the identity of four garishly-disguised gunmen who escaped with $7,500 at the O!- tawa Transportation Commis- sion headquarters on the city's eastern outskirts early Tues-| day. One of the gunmen was de- scribed as no more than four feet tall while another was said to have been about six-foot-six. The other two were of medium height. Employees said the gunmen's faces were hidden by an assort- ment of "frightening" disguises, including pink paint, grease paint, pink plastic masks and |director of the To Quit | Mine Mill PORT COLBORNE (CP)--Top| officials of the Canadian Labor Congress Tuesday night urged nickel workers in this area to quit the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Work- ers (Ind.) and join the CLC through the United Steelworkers of America, Claude Jodoin, CLC president, told a meeting of about 600 of the 1,900 Mine - Mill members employed by the International Nickel Company here they should become a "free and dem- ceratic trade union" by joining the Steelworkers. { William Mahoney, vice-presi- dent of the CLC and national United Steel- workers, said Mine-Mill leader- ship cannot compare with the leadership of the 80,000-member Steelworkers. "Why has Mine-Mill lost 200] locals in recent years while Steel has lost none?" asked Mr. Mahoney. "You are here be- cause your union has failed you| and in a democracy you have CLC Urges | Hearing PETERBOROUGH (CP) Gift - shop owner Minnie Wil- liams testified at a preliminary hearing Tuesday that two of five men charged with the $232 - 201 Havelock bank holdup Aug.|i 31 were in her store opposite the bank two days before the raid. Miss Williams said the two men, whom she identified as Roger Poirier, 31, and another calling himself George Wilson, 36, did not answer when she asked them whether they wanted souvenirs. Miss Williams said they spoke a few words together in a lang- uage she did not understand or recognize. "I didn't like the looks of them," she said. "I didn't take my eyes off them while they were in the store." The five, charged with armed robbery and possession of a sto- len car, are Yvon Lalonde, 31, his brother Jean Claude La- londe, 23, Roger Martel, 41 and Poirier, all of Montreal, and Wilson, of Ottawa. Police say Wilson's real name is Marcel Le- mieux. All except Yvon Lalonde are Havelock Robbery SEA RT Be Wh, ip, 28 BRAN SS Hed 0 Rll Starts | further charged with possession] of another stolen car and with| shooting with intent to wound| white--resisting arrest. Wilson {after the robbery when search| ers were scouring the bush for [the bandits. The five entered no plea and elected trial by judge and jury. George Milliken, manager of the Havelock branch of the Tor- {onto - Dominion Bank, testified {the "approximate" total taken {by the four men who held up the bank was $232,201. This con- sisted of $84,499 in cash, $105,- {350 in bonds, $38,712 in stocks, and $3640 in travellers cheques, money orders and | other items. IF YOU WERE. . . Born Yesterday you probably can't appre ciate the d new carpets con make in @ home. But if you have been around for @ while you know how they cen brighten up a home end add a look of For the largest of imported and domestic carpets visit, Nu-Way Rug Co. 174 MARY ST. The hearing is continuing. THEY RE-GREW HAIR! | Fah > Th t : : : | James. A fire in the Saskatchewan , patients. The fire started in Sixty-four other patients were | i [ i i evacuated from the male [FINDS LOVE LETTERS Mental hospital at 'Weyburn jn ispistion Toom, . shown | ward and the female sick | Mr. Langer said he launched Tuesday was the cause of the above, and spread to the | 4 without incident. the suit after finding 81 love let- deaths of six elderly male | male sick ward next door. | --(CP Wirephoto) [ters he said were sent by Dr. motorcycle goggles. Councillors the right to change." | 'To Question Hoffa | organisers a cor said mows) OT Red Influence | than 1,000 persons have signed] WASHINGTON (AP) -- The cards stating they are ready to Senate internal security subcom- | mittee plans to question James Probe Waits For ECM Sale | Petition Outcome Attempt By Canada QUEBEC (CP) -- The Salvas royal commission into purchas- ing practices under the Union Nationale adjourned Tuesday for 'the funeral today of Lieu- tenant-Governor Onesime Gag- non and to await the outcome Leo Roy, 46, a Cap-de-la-Ma- deleine salesman testified he re- geived a Fw cheque made out y Sico Paint Company from|y a Minister Hamilton said the premier's office in 1958. | pyasqay Canada is trying to get Roy testified he went to see a foot in the door of the Euro- ( 4 two or three political personal- of a petition seeking to blocklijties, including Mr. elf Joh rommon Market 10 Sel the commission's work. because he needed money. He| 'Mr. Hamilton spoke at A decision on whether to grant|received two other cheques for opening of a multi-million-dollar a petition for an injunction was $617, from Automotive Products|Benson and Hedges (Canada) expected today in Superio I( Limited, and $779 from Charles|Limited plant here for cigarette Court. The petition was made Cusson Limitee but these did not manufacturing. last June by Joseph Boulanger, | ;ome from the premier's office.| He said he is leaving for Pa- Union Nationale member of the| Roy, who claimed he was not|ris this weekend to confer with BRAMPTON (CP) -- Agricul-| 3 was in Austria in 1959. He said the affair began after she went to the doctor for surgery in 1958. Mr. Justice J. F. Donnelly in- structed the jury to consider the letters carefully and said there |was no need for an expert to | discover some of the meanings. | He said a defence lawyer's {claim of "legal blackmail" was contradiction in terms and {should not be considered. | Herbert Freshman, lawyer {for Dr. LaCroix, suggested in {his summation that Mr. and Mrs. Langer "put their heads together" to make a claim against the doctor. Dr. LaCroix, and Mrs. La- |Croix, who had sat together {through most of the hearing, {were absent when the jury pre- sented its findings. After the court rese, Mrs. legislative council -- Quebec's| Roy ee I eal To eT upp --wh i A s, sai e| ag 3 $ IL, pper house--who said the ca Aurea Cloutier, Mr. Du.| Western European and the Diaer of Poomacy 3 thanked anger walked to the defence inet o remier Jean Lesage secretary. Roy's home United States. lawyer's desk, placed a plastic . ie N «| Plessis' and that rights "and privileges| Rivieres, then represented by|door- to the European Common of legislature members had MiI- Duplessis. Market, Where we can get a Et oid iad |foot in sideways and do s been violated, | CLAIMS RECEIVED SUM |wide - open broken - field run. {granted the injunction Rene Bedard, who said he|ning," he said, mixing meta-| Would halt any [further work ONiwas chairman of the UN party|phors. the commission's probe of pur-|organization in St. Sauveur rid-| He added he hoped export | chasing practices under the Un- ing for five years, testified he ibiliti To ; | jon Nationale. possibilities will open up for| {received some $6,600 directly|Southwest Ontario's WOULD PREVENT {from Mr. Martineau. Bedard, a Western. Oniario's. fobaceo I A crop. He said the great develop- It would also have the effect| Manufacturer's agent, said he 2 i, + JCiment of the flue-cured tobacco of preventing the three-member|<n€W the amounts "by heart." |inqustry in the province is an board from making a report on| He said he had told Mr. Mar-|example of what can be done the 1957 sale of Hydro-Quebec's tineau that he could not continue With lands once considered mar-| ontreal gas distribution sys- i ginal. | tem to the Quebec Natural Gas BE nium Mane ej Robert J. Leahy, president of | Corporation. OIC Ike 8 ( art po nson and Hedges, which is| partment. At Tuesday's sitting the name neau) told me to stay on and|giarine Canadian 'operations, | of the late premier Maurice Du.|'l Will reimburse you,' Bedard|caiq the Ontario leaf can com. plessis was linked to a kick-| testified. | pare with any in the world back. In addition, three wit-| He received cheques of $1,200 The new plant will produce a nesses testified they had taken|and $1,500 made out by Brand- blended product which uses bur-| kickbacks from Gerald Marti-\ram-Henderson Paint Company, |ley tobacco from Kent and Es- F E i ) neau, a legislative council mem-|Sico Paint Company and sex counties in addition to Re or xtortion ber and treasurer of the UN. 'Charles Cusson Limitee. flue-cured (Virginia) leaf. 4 i Al 7, AL 7 OW 2 THIEF AMONG POLICE CHIEFS MONTREAL (CP)--Some- body call a cop, quick. With more than 1,800 po- lice chiefs from North and South America, Europe and Asia registered at the Queen Elizabeth hotel for a four- day convention, the theft of $2,000 was reported Tues- day. The victim? Ned North of the Los Angeles police de- |signalman charged with trying [to extort $100 from a 24-year-old {stenographer who disobeyed his {red flare at a level crossing was sentenced Tuesday to six months in jail by senior county judge Robert Forsyth. , Marlene Flash of Toronto told a court she became flustered §; |when she saw Stanley John Hel- lam, 26, of Toronto waving the # |flare and drove on. She stopped when he shouted. She said he told her he had permission from police to sum- mon anyone who disobeyed his signals and took her licence number, Miss Flash said Hellam phoned her the same day and said he had "24 hours to turn in his report, and didn't know whether to report her or not." She said he asked her to meet {him that night. | She went to the police before meeting Hellam. At the meet- ing, she said, Hellam told her she could go to court, he could take it out "in trade," or "I could pay him $100." Miss Flash said she again met him an hour and a half {later and paid him $50 with | marked money given her by po- |lice. After a similar transaction a short time later Hellam was Zr EXPECT GROUND FROST Killaloe ... WEATHER FORECAST Kilaoe +... Cloud Periods, Continues Cool | If You've Wondered How The Golf Clubs Do It... Official forecasts issued in|tinuing very cool today. Winds! ' Toronto at 5 a.m.: (light. yume + + + Here's The Answer! Synopsis: Sunny to partly] Cochrane, White River re- i Golfgreen 12-6-6 cloudy weather and continuing|Sions: Sunny with cloudy peri-| cool temperatures are forecast|0ds and a little warmer today | For the finest results in est- ablished lawns. Golfgreen is for Southern and Central Onta- @nd Thursday. Winds south to| formulated wit h selected Thursday. Lake Ontario: Northerly winds | {to 12 knots today and tonight. ir. power to your grass. many| , areas. Winds light creasing gradually to southerly Itortion. rio today. A warming trend now | Southwest 10 to 20 today, 20 to! entering Northwestern Ontario|3® Thursday. will bring slightly higher tem-| Marine forecasts valid until peratures to Southern Ontariolll a.m. Thursday: | I arly, Northerly Wis materials for safety and re- Lee St. Clair, Lake Erie, 10. Narizeo yONaY 10 tonight | sults. The steady, even re- BE Ea, a orn Partly. cloudy, 4 lease of nutrient gives uni- Lake Ontario regions, Windsor, Lake Erie: Variabl ind 4 London, Toronto and Hamilton: |, " BE ay ayiane wince form, long lasting growth Sunny with cloudy periods today | oe and Thursday. Continuing very| Y.ake Huion. Georsi B ith ground frost lik-| ron, Georgian Bay: Fae sal 10ey w tort hah Variable winds 5 to 10 knots in- Application 15 pounds per / thousand square feet. 50-Ibs, FAGRASS ALL13) 0 : 4 Eastern Lake Ontario, Hali- 10 Ox rug. Fa. burton: Mainly cloudy today.| y o* ion, Hioh Bure oi Thursday sunny with cloudy pe- Windsor gn, ig ursgay: riods. Continuing very cool to-| gy THOMAS sess 40 65 day with ground frost likely to- London Shiba a5 65 night. Winds northerly up to 15! Kitchener ....v... i 65 today light tonight and Thurs-|yinopam > ar 60 , day. I"amilton .... 65 Georgian ay, Algoma, Tima-|St. Catharines 65 gami regions; North Bay, Sault Toronto ve 65 Ste. Marie and Sudbury: Partly Peterborough .. 60 cloudy today and Thursday, con | Trenton «eeveseses 60 16 CELINA STREET 723-2312 "Garden Supplies Since 1909" TORONTO (CP) -- A railway]. Berated By Gardiner TORONTO (CP) -- Metropoli- tan Toronto Chairman Freder- ick G. Gardiner described as his "near - valedictory" a three- hour debate Tuesday night in which he vigorously condemned councillors for shelving discus- sion about amalgamation. Council members on two suc- cessive votes of 14 to 6 and 15 to 5 blocked a general discus- sion of two motions dealing with Metro's future form of govern- ment and postponed the subject to a special meeting Nov. 3. "Do you want me to think I over estimated your intelligence and judgment?" asked Mr, Gar- diner. He called councillors {Join the Steelworkers. "We have the majority and (we are going ahead," said Mr Urbanovics. "We need the strength and power of United Steelworkers and the CLC in our bargaining with Inco." making a concerted effort to sign up Mine-Mill members here and in the 27,000-member Sud- bury local. Mine-Mill was expelled from the old Canadian Congress of Labor in 1949 for raiding and tor alleged Communist leader- ship and its jurisdiction awarded to the Steelworkers. The Steelworkers have been| |Hoffa about alleged Communist | |infiltration of his scandal-stained | Teamsters union. | | A well - placed source said | Tuesday night the subcommittee may question Hoffa first behind {closed doors, later in public ses- |sions. There was no indication {when this might take place. | The informant said the in- |quiry also will deal with Hof- |fa's announced plans to estab- lish an alliance of labor unions| lincluding Harry ridges' west ceast longshoremen's union and the International Union of Mine, | Mill and Smelter Workers; both strongly left-wing. IN 12 MONTH IN 3 MONTHS Hair Specialist Here Thursday "wisenheimers'" and accused one of crawling out from behind a garbage can. | "One good kick and you can| push the whole business into 1962," said the chairman, who) retires in December. Mr. Gardiner advocates con- tinuing the present form of me-| tropolitan government for Tor-| onto and 12 surrounding muni- cipalities. He said talk of amal- gamating the suburbs into Tor- onto is disturbing Metro's finan- cial position. p | Speculative Issues Gain Some TORONTO (CP)--Speculative issues gained a little ground and industrials lagged in heavy trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange Tuesday. Lake Dufault advanced 20 cents on a colume of 108740 shares to make up for some of| Monday's loss, while price hikes and high volume went to Wilt- sey - Coughlan, headway Red Lake and Central Porcupine. Two industrials -- Imperial Life and Empire Life--bucked the trend and jumped $24 and $10 respectively ot new highs of $155 and $140 in light trading. Foods, refining oils, steels and utilities all contributed to the general industrial decline with widespread fractional losses pit- ting most groups. Steels were weak with Burlington, Steel Gaining Prestige =r MONTREAL (CP) -- Interna- tional communism is trying to weaken the West by "instilling an attitude ofgdefeatism," the No. 2 man in United States| Federal Bureau of Investigation said Tuesday. W. C. Sullivan, the FBI's as- sistant director, told 1,800 po- lice chiefs from four continents that communism is trying to re- | present itself as 'the wave of] {the future" that will wash over all opposition. "Tie communists believe that global prestige is shifting in their favor," Mr. Sullivan told| the annual conference of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. | "Propagandizing on the theme that communism is not only in- evitable but also invincible, the world Communist movement is intent on riding a psychological wave into a future which it con- fidently predicts will see the to- tal victory of communism." TRY TO BUY TIME . Mr. Sullivan said communism is offering the world peaceful co-existence as a clever tactic, Says Reds Think {layed taking over a role in the| Will Show Men and Women How to Save Hair and Prevent Baldness | OTTAWA, Ont. New homelor seborrhea--can be corrected by [treatment methods for saving hair|the Roberts home treotment if its growth will be caught in time. in Oshawa Thurs-| , - : day, October 5 at the Genosha PONT WAI UNTIL ITs : Hotel. most extensive network of sub- version and espionage ever| Trichologist C. A. 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Some| For a free examination and dis- Bunnage, returned from Can-|conditions, such as "spot buldness*| cussion of Your has jropiams ask ' lly have complete coverage if|the cle » Sandel' ada where she made several Suny 1 room number, He does not make television appearances, has de-| appointments, so come in ot youl Other conditions that usually convenience. i ; ins bring on excessive hair-lo: n- Biusical Pings Ain't What They druff, itching, over-ciliness or dry-| Examinations cre given in pri Used To Be." She is recovering |ness," follicle clogged with sebumlvate. from an attack of shingles con- "designed to buy time for the| Communist conspirators to con-| solidate their gains and to con- ceal Communist probing for soft spots in the non - Communist | world." Peaceful co - existence ex-| ploited the "natural and sound | instinct' for lasting peace in| the hearts of free men every-| where. | Communism is operating the | Company of Canada, Algoma and Page - Hersey all off as much as 3%. The day's worst loss went to Moore Corporation--down 2% to 43%. On index, industrials fell 133 to 559.27 and golds .45 to 87.69 while base metals rose .42 to 199.34 and western oils .22 to 9762. Volume was 4,107,000 shares compared with 3,510,000 NOTICE Change of Address DR. PAUL NOLAN 109 KING ST. E.| Ontario County Medical Society tracted in Toronto. Monday. |arresied and charged with ex-| Ward Nos. Realty City of Oshawa -- Final (5th) Instalment 1961 TAXES DUE olor of Sita Business Final Instalment Due Dates 384. ... wv ..... Oct. Sth Oct, 12th Grey PAY TAXES BY MAIL by cheque or money order (if con- venient) enclosing COMPLETE tax bill--receipted bill will be returned. AVOID STANDING IN LINE by paying before any due date OR by depositing sealed envelope containing cheque and Tax Bill in "City Hall Mail" letter drop at City Hall main entrance any time, ALL OSHAWA CANADIAN accept current taxes within tw date providiny BANKS OF COMMERCE will o weeks before any instalment Tox Bill is presented for receipting AND PRO- VIDING NO INSTALMENT IS PAST DUE WITHOUT CHARGE. ALSO PAYABLE AT CITY HA Office Hours: 8:30 Closed S SPECIAL HOUR INSTALMENT FAILURE TO PAY ANY ONE | LL if preferred. a.m. to 5:00 p.m. aturdays $7 TO 9 PM. DATES ONLY NSTALMENT on or before due date necessitates the Tax Collector to proceed to collect by several Statutory and Local By-Law provisions such as Collec- tion of Rents where property Is tenant occupied; Division Court Action in some cases and by possible "'Balliff Seizure" of chattels, subject to additional costs. Telephones: 725-1153; Evenings Diol 728-6881 CIVIC ADMINISTRATIO CLARENCE L. COX N BLDG. City Tex Collector TOMORROW, OCT. 5th -- 1:30 fo 4:30 -- 6:00 fo 8:00 p.m. at ST. GREGORY'S AUDITORIUM, Simcoe St. North BECAUSE OF THE MEDIOCRE RESULTS OF THE LAST CLINIC OUR BLOOD BANK IS VERY LOW LET US ALL SEE THAT THOSE WHO NEED LIFE-SAVING BLOOD WILL BE ABLE TO GET IV REGULAR AND NEW DONORS ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED TO AITENC WITH OR WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT WE ARE DESPERATELY SHORT OF 'O' NEGATIVE BLOOD (