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on acme mcg ea a his eae Chancellor Joseph Klaus of Austria heads the cown- try's first post-war one- party government after 21 years of coalition with the Socialists. Klaus and his Conservative cabinet took over the Austrian govern- ment April 19. (CP Photo) Probe Starts Unexpectedly TORONTO (CP) -- The Atlan- tie Acceptance royal commis- sion unexpectedly started in- camera hearings Tuesday be- cause of the serious illness of C. P. Morgan, a central figure in the hearings. Mr: Morgan was president of Atlantic Acceptance Corp. from its beginnings in 1954 until its collapse in 1965. The royal commission investi- gating the collapse will take evi- dence from Mr. Morgan, who is in bed. awaiting admittance to hospital. Mr. Justice Samuel Hughes, head of the royal commission, said.at today's 10-minute hear- ing that Mr. Morgan "'is se- riously ill and in need of sur- gery." He said Mr. Morgan has been a central figure in most of the transactions which the commis- sion has dealt with so far and this would be the case in the months ahead, PUBLIC INTEREST Mr. Justice Hughes said it 'was in the best interests of the public that evidence be taken from Mr. Morgan before he is admitted to hospital. 'Mr. Morgan had taken the in-| nave no interest in central Can- itiative and offered to give evi-| ada--yet." ~ dence while he wasn't under sedation. Because of the small size of Mr. Morgan's bedroom, only his own counsel and commission staff would be allowed to hear! his testimony. Commission doctors had ex- amined Mr. Morgan and were satisfied that-his- illness. was of a serious nature. However, de- r tails were not disclosed, The hearings were adjourned to Wednesday morning at which | time they may be adjourned | again while further evidence is! taken from Mr. Morgan. MARKET IS NARROW LONDON (CP) -- The thief who took $9,000 worth of beef | extract off a truck in east Lon-| don will have some difficulty | selling it. Bound for Singapore, | the shipment is labelled only in! Chinese. Trans Air Ltd. Ready Ry ALLEN SACKMANN WINNIPEG (CP) Mush- rooming overseas travel has opened the door for a fourth' Canadian regional airline to en-| ter the lucrative chartered flight business. TransAir Ltd. of Winnipeg makes its debut in the business) this week with a flight from) Winnipeg to Prestwick, Scot-| land, as it joins Nordair of; Montreal, Wardair of Edmonton fand Pacific Western of Van- |couver in flying charters over- seas. | President M. P. Martyn says) the firm has 25 flights scheduled} for this summer and "'we had more inquiries than we could handle."" Points of origin for the flights jare from the Lakehead to the Rockies, roughly TransAir's| larea of service, and the term-| jination points are a host of popular tourist spots in Britain jand Europe. growing 'part ofthe 'Canadian BASEBALL SCORES itravel pattern in the last five lyears and there doesn't seem \to be any end in sight," Mr. Martyn said. "It fired up first in the East and then on the West Coast. Now it is making great strides on the Prairies, and we thought it was a travel requirement we could meet." ACQUIRED PLANE TransAir acquired a 95-seal | DC-7C aircraft last year in prep-| aration for its entrance in the business. It will be used for all Trans-| Air flights which are expected| to produce an average gross revenue of about $30,000 each Mr. Martyn says there ap- pears to be a great desire among Canadians to travel as) groups and the charter business) has become a major industry, | expanding at a rate of 20 per! cent a year. Its growth is attracting the large and experienced European airlines who are the capitalists of the air industry. "There's still enough business for everyone but the interest of the Europeans is posing a prob- lem," says Mr. Martyn. '"'It's |more serious in the East where | Canadian Pacific had its biggest market before it dropped out of the charter business. The West Coast was affected next but they European carriers, because of lower wages and larger com- panies~can compete for Cana- dian business at lower rates al- though they operate the same) type of equipment. | Air Transport Board policy, says Mr. Martyn, is that the European carriers can pick up charters in Canada if Canadian firms can't handle the trip. However, in practice, permis- sion appears to be granted if there is no objection from Cana- dian carriers, says Mr. Martyn. "The Air Transport Board will have to pay more attention to this problem as time goes on because this is a developing in- dustry and it is in the, national interest to protect the Canadian firms in the business." Mr. Martyn says the Euro- pean firms are facing the same For Chartered Hops {to be integrating onerations with a European firm that would help ensure loaded trips in both directions and "I suppose it will eventually come."' NO EXPANSION PLANNED Although business is expand- jing rapidly, Mr. Martyn says |the company has no immediate | plans to expand its charter fleet |despite the initial success. | "There's a problem in keep- jing the craft busy year-round. \The . winter. charter business |from the Prairies is just start- problem as Canadian carriers, |ing to blossom and we're try- trying to dovetail return flights) with outgoing flights. | "You can only afford to ferry) ing to get established in it." Both Pacific Western and Wardair have achieyed reason- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Mey 4, 1966 27) CHESTER, England (AP) -- Ten Rrady's ash - blonde mis- tress, accused with him in a triple murder, told an all-male |jury today "I loved him and I |still love him." Myra Hindley, 23 - year - old stenographer, took the witness box after Brady stepped down under suggestions by the prose- cution that he was gradually "indoctrinating her .. . to ac- ceptance of murder." | Brady, a Scots-born 28-year-| old clerk, had testified his mis- tress 'roughly knew' of his plans for a life of crime but absolved her of any blame. Brady and his girl friend have pleaded not guilty though) Brady Mistress Vows Love Tells Of Fatal Attack | was hacked to death, Miss Hind-' Defence counsel Godfrey Heil- pern opened his line of ques- tioning about the death of Ed- ward Evans, the 17 - year + old youth Brady admitted killing. THEFT INTENDED Brady's story was that Evans was a homosexual and he lured him to the house where he lived with his mistress to rob him. Describing the night Evans ley said: "There was a terrible noise and I put my hands over my ears." "T was sick,"' she said. "I was crying. I was horrified. I was frightened. Brady has denied killing Les- an empty craft back home s0/able winter activity but both of many times a year. these western firms are well es- Brady has admitted one killing | lie Ann Downey, 10, and John and told the jury he expects to| Kilbride, 12 -- whose graves "For example, we could have enough work for three aircraft but the problem is fitting the schedules together." 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The Edmonton - based firm took delivery last week of a ~|$5,500,000 Boeing 727 jet, cap- able of carrying 130 passenges, and it made its maiden flight ito Europe Sunday. President |Max Ward says he has an option jon a second 727 for delivery next April. Wardair's acquisition, how- ever, does not worry Mr. Mar- tyn unduly because '"'there's enough business for everyone. He added that the Air Trans- port Board is reviewing its re- strictions on charter flights and be convicted. | were found in the moors. SASKATOON (CP) -- Execu- tive members of the Saskatch-) lewan Federation of Home and| |School Associations have voted |against instruction in languages| jince's schools. | | The federation vote was an-| |nounced Tuesday in a submis- Instruction In Languages Opposed By Home-School Group a relaxation of the regulations) |"will cause the whole business} BACK TO THE GARRISON |to explode again." | CANVEY ISLAND, England | This time, TransAir will be|(CP) -- When on war service, ready to capitalize on the mar- ket. WHERE A MIGHTY ADVENTURE WAS BORN! TONY CURTIS PIPER LAURIE DON TAYLOR @ FRIDAY @ | Capital Recording Artists and T.V. Personality DAVID CLAYTON THOMAS AND THE BOSSMEN Dencing 9 p.m. tit 1 Admission $2.00 owns "The Great Race Aeeencin by AIT BOKS teacet SKE tomas 46 TECHNICOLOR® PANAVISION® FROM WARNER BROS. 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