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'Pop' The Reporter's Friend On Hitler-Christ Stories 2:10 tm sees we pa : t clusions from the brother's use p ; ' After Wait U. S. Peace Corps Nn ftier: ories of the Hitler and Christ por- ; H U Ha T ] t K Albert Angers, a professor at|superiors who were dismissed.- | . angs p Ss e e ype V operations in Indonesia and its|Indonesia :egarded the Malay-|or Montreal's business school,/in our newspaper offices," he ' : in the next few weeks, it was/est importance, Language Journalists' Union|journalists' union, "toward! (Pop) Couture, who retires to-/for a 10-hour, six - day. week, the premier cast an envious U.S, regrets the problem exists/press coverage of a teacherjtic profession, establishing eth-| of ress co in many|--to his retirement. " nesday almost- 5% years afterjand Ellsworth Bunker, U.S. | rte 7 . . > asked for a good steak Geolibeaaial sceus, decide their| 22 be found by Asian powers,|images of Hitler and Christ in/ting it back on the road to 723-5241 \ Telegraphs, he probably became a moderate/onais Pop advised, § tea k\585 criminal annals. moose meat, sale of which was|ings,"" Hickok told witnesses. ; lem has produced certain ten-\Borneo), terming it a "neo-iman Catholic school board. Mr. ceptional Procedures, formed to 22 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 15,1965 M H ' I d 9 bd Pr court laction against Montrea en Hang [Indonesia Losing |Press Pro OF stor sncauer tebe, snd 5 i MONTREAL (CP)--Francois-|ment, along with that of two traits. : JAKARTA (Reuters) -- The)their friendship, L'Ecole des H i autes Etudes) 'The inquiry could also look Of 5 Years U.S. Peace Corps will cease) Sukarno emphasized that\Commerciales, the University|at all the pet Oh mow tn dorce LANSING, Kan. (AP)--Rich- members will leave the country|sia issue as being of the great- urged the Canadian French-|said i 2 By GERARD MeNEIL election campaign from 1916--)travelling companion, In Rober-|ard Hockesk and Perry Smith, a Wednesd : Oe ice ee QUEBEC (CP) --) Ovilalwhen he earned $15 a month|val, Pop relates with pleasure,| suners in crime, were hanged ggg sits £ betweenler oe, Communique said the|Wednesday night to investigate|straightening out the journalis- | . See elween day, has sent millions of words| with $2.50 overtime on Sundays|eye on the telegrapher's steak. at the.state prison early Wed-|Indonesian President Sukarno] and hopes a peaceful solution|brother who used side-by-sidelical standards for it, and put-| languages during a 47 - year) At times covering politics}too,"' Mr. Duplessis said. they were convicted of one of i m Sukarno has vowed to his classroom. truth and objectivity, w . career with Canadian National/was murder. Never a drinker,| «yoy pave to ask for a steak|the bloodiest murders in Kan-|Series of four talks in the last/crush" the Malaysian feder-| The brother, 22-year-old Rene|sense is the worst, ie ' The hours were long and the/as result of his first cam as oe tet statement they colonies of "Male ry, Wasenens (pehdd bees Geter arte Mosk Me" hoes tine | ponies tit oS as a "lepais. was the password for| "I don't have any hard feel- ers colonies o: alaya, Singapore, pended from duties at La Men-| Mr. Angers, also a member! r rteous y short until recent years.|paign. ; p agreed that the Malaysia prob-| sarawak and Sabah (North /nais School by the Montreal Ro-jof the Committee Against Ex-/ Pile ge dae on ' 'The work was hard too, but the!' He travelled to one district|tornidden in restaurants in the|'You're sending me to a better|!° =e set ee al 46 King St. W. Oshewe ; memories are delightful. Mr.lin 30-below zero weather and,)caguenay County. place," the Uslied Slates. Onesia @n@' colonialist tool" of the West. | Angers called for his reinstate-lprotest recent contempt - of-| * Couture vividly recalls fourjaged 16, took a nip of whisky 4 i ; © short words he sent the Tor- al from a yeperter to thaw| The premier gave his order, Smith was chewing gum when) As a result, they agreed that) proyeneemenemmnm- gre onto Star for a reporter cover-|out. bed haa and got his good us bonis He peers got rep U.S. programs of assistance to} y i a murder trial in the Beauce| The moment the warm air of|5'©4*- a i Gd, Dut Mis\Indonesiay should be reviewed) Me vag last words were a complaint. |and revised on a continuing | the hotel him him, he was out.| "I know what that is, but , we'll keep it between our-| "I think it's a heli of a thing|basis. * serious case of fleas from the|went out on the campaignas be-|selves," he said, relishing .the|that a life has to be taken in| The U.S. already has closed| meat. this manner. I think capitaljits U.S. information service y bearded, unwashed jury. The/cause those im the small vil- ; ; i | * Star wanted to know why the/jages couldn't handle the deluge OK NIGHT COURSES punishment is legally and mor-|libraries, following veancesapte | reporter hadn't filed a storyjof press copy that were pro-| "00K NIGH -- ally wrong." Smith spat out-his|tions by~ Indonesians. that day. The reporter replied:!duced by dozens of reporters. Pop started work aged 13,/gum before climbing the 13/ In the statement, the, two! "Case suspended, judge with a smattering of English|steps to the platform. men agreed their countries'| > lousy." phe wert ee ee hours| but took night courses to bolster, They were found guilty of the) views on certain foreign policy| * Like telegraphers the world a , 'ing in French, Eng.|tS education. For years now robbery - slaying of Herbert|matters differ but they should] + over who handle -- copy, i had Be ges iy euia|he has performed that other in-| Wesley Clutter, a wheat farmer, not be allowed to unduly affect * Pop was the reporter's ae nal ong he dels darlin ie valuable telegrapher's service:|his wife, teen - aged daughter , : lens. In Se Se Sere, whes First World War." Correcting the typing and spell-|and son at the Clutier home FUR ; ee eee ons, posed He flew to Blanc Sablon, on|i"s. errors that get pass hur- ped 3 abage om; Kan., the ! Pop pieced together an authen-|the Labrador-Quebec bound ry,| Tied reporters. night of Nov, 14, 1959. tic-looking story from pool copy|and ate salt cod for eight days tor age * and wired it off to save thejin 1947 while filing 1,000,000 P H er's neck, words and 6,800 regular tele- ' or grams for the 53 reporters cov- FREE WAS GHOST WRITER ering the crash of the German > He worked from the Quebec) sirship Bremen. Pick-up & Delivery legislature during most of his} fe found the late premier ; career, right from the days of/Maurice Duplessis an agreeable the late premier Sir Lomer P ® Storage ae om to the current provincial Gouin to the P e Clean ng | legrapher -ghort-wrote" many b a © Repairs 'Speedy"s specialized muffler service i : tap N INTERIOR DECORATOR a story. he | Ray * ft ol ee em Na oO cnuing | 9ives you more for your muffler dollar two weeks for a down-and-out ry / BROADLOOM i \ Fast Service At Speedy Muffler King only qualified experts, high standards as car manufacturers authorized 1931. The judge had picked up @| Ace telegraphers like Pop correspondent for a Montreal) | } daily, Pop dutifully wrote and ) | . 15 King Street East : ° ' sent a story one Saturday morn-| : | using tools especially designed for muffler jobs, replacement parts. Speedy buys these mufflers in ' ing, signing the correspondent's | (IIRgMNImnE 2 CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Dial 'work on your car. 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