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TIU EDMOVTO JOCXN'AL, TlXSDAT. OCT. 1UC F1GE SIXTIES '4 'Ik' Specialization Is Fine In St. Laurent's Book Mary Pasek Identified By 'Bingo' Trial Witness Jasper Ave. ond 102 St.

Telephone 43161 Wednesday Store Hours: 9:30 o.m. to 12:30 p.m. tetheoo6o Players -fl () I iu. Mrs. Joan Cameron said she was sitting with Mrs.

Phillips. She too noticed Mary Pasek leave the building. "There had been four persons sitting together In a little group in the far corner of the building," she said. REPORTS WIN When Mrs. Pasek was on her way to the centre stage, she hesitated for a moment and then talked to Mrs.

M. Lund. "She told me they had won a car previously and that they were able to clear their debts with the money from it," testified Mrs. Lund. Mrs.

Pasek then continued walking to the stage, chatted with another lady, and then they parted, Lund said. Rollie Miles said he was working as a checker for the Lions Club and following the game, went to the area where Pasek More Sayings on Boys' Wear Very Special Clearance "SLUMBER SLIT PYJAMAS" IULF PRICE Ideal for lounging or, sleeping our boys' pyjamas by Dr. Denton ore made of MERCORD highly absorbent and machine washable. In grey with biue neckband. Sizes: medium and large only.

AO Regularly 3.95. CLEARING FOR A7 Personal shopping only, pleas. Al! sales final. (Continued from Page 1) I Toice. "We've got it, we've got it!" Then she saw Pasek leave i three other persons and begin walking toward the centre stage.

"I turned to watch and saw a man leave the group and walk to the exit nearby," Mrs. Phillips said. "He had his overcoat on and his collar turned up It was very warm up there." "I wouldn't recognize the man If I saw him again," she said. "It was very unusual that someone should leave just when bingo has been called. Most persons wait until the winner has been officially declared." IDENTIFIES WOMEN Two women then left the area where Pasek was sitting and walked toward the centre stage, the witness said.

They stood and talked a few moments and then one walked out the exit and the other walked down the stairs, the testimony continued. Mrs. Phillips identified Mary Pasek as the woman who left the building and Mrs. Pasek as the person who walked to the centre atage. "I heard someone remark something about Pasek winning a car about a week before," said the witness.

Neil D. Maclean, 'defence counsel, asked Mrs. Phillips if she recalled another person in the area having won a television set earlier in the evening. She said she didn't. IT'S A BREEZE Standing on a scooter appears easy for Penny, one-year-old Spitz owned by Dennis Wright, 12, of Dayton, Ohio.

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Princess Sails For Spice Isle PORT LOUIS, Mauritius (Reuters i Three giant Roman candles turned a night sky into day as Princess Margaret sailed from here Monday night for the spice-bearing coral island of Zanzibar on the next stage of her East African tour. An estimated 120,000 persons thronged the harbor area, celebrating the end of three days of carnival in honor of the princess. They yelled and whistled while cheers rose from flotillas of small boats 'in the harbor. Ships sounded their sirens as the princess went out to the Yacht Britannia by barge. Just after the Britannia got under way, three blinding flashes lit the harbor' as 15 ,000 worth of army surplus cordite was exploded from three different points.

Thousands, jammed along the waterfront, turned away from the intense light. Meanwhile, ships In the harbor sent up fireworks and rocket flares which turned the blue Indian Ocean into a purple sea. The princess stood on the Britannia's deck and waved for about 10 minutes until she was only a tiny speck against the background of the brilliantly illuminated yacht. was sitting to search for some crayons. "I saw the card had been marked with green crayon and so went to look," he said, producing three pieces of crayon which he said he found under the seats there.

When Pasek left his seat, he handed his card to Andre Au-coin who called the numbers to checker. Dr. George Brass. "I've never seen a card marked like that before," said Brass, "we called the numbers twice because I thought it was irregular." mercial buildings: $2,284,465 In residential construction and alterations; $1,090,980 in institutional building and altering and $391,383 in miscellaneous. Officers Named By Deaf Group Douglas G.

Ferguson was elected president of the Edmonton Association of the Deaf at a recent meeting. Other officers are: vice-president, William Kostyshyn; secretary, John Kusznieryk: treasurer, Andrew Sych; directors, George Pody and Robert Gillespie. The Western Canada Association of the Deaf is holding its 12th triennial convention in Edmonton in June 1957, and a busy schedule in preparation for the event is faced by the Edmonton committee, it was announced. 1241 -91 Street Commercial construction values in the first nine months of 1956 in Edmonton are greater than in the corresponding period last year. The city building Inspector's monthly report on the value of permits issued shows that with 25 new commercial projects, valued at $2,494,810, authorized In September, the year's total now is $13,302,648.

Last year, at the end of September, the nine-month commercial value was $3,347,197. Home construction still leads the building parade, with 2,631 homes authorized for a value of $29,727,592. While the number of homes authorized in the first nine months of last year was slightly greater at 2.667, the value was less, totalling The September permit value of $6,497,188 was composed of $2,730,360 worth of new commercial and alterations to com Children's stretch ribbed hose by Penman's The hose with the immediate, and perfect fit! Long style for the winter months. In beige or white. Medium size fits 7 to 8K2 Large size fits 9 and 10 OTTAWA (CP) Prime Min- lster St.

Laurent said scholars must concentrate efforts, in particular fields if they are to continue to push back the frontiers ot human knowledge. He said there are many critics, some of them among the proponents of the liberal arts, of this specialization. He added "Personally, while I agree that specialization carries with it the grave dangers inherent in nar rowing our vision to a particular field, I feel it is also productive of benefits to the human race which we can only applaud. "For instance, few, if any of us would be prepared to abandon the benefits of the great scientific progress of recent years and return to the society which pre vailed before this scientific pro gress began. KNOWLEDGE ADAPTABLE "We in Canada are a forward looking people and I think most of us have confidence that we can adapt this knowledge and these new developments to our needs and not let them dominate us." Mr.

St. Laurent was speaking at the opening ceremonies of a new arts faculty building at the University of Ottawa. Governor- General Massey bid the corner stone of the building less than a year ago. STRESSES LOGIC The prime minister said that more important than the quantities of information that a sys tem of education imparts is the rencouragement of logical pro cesses of thought. "We all know the tragic consequences of ignorance and narrow-mindedness throughout history.

"If history bears any message It is certainly that we must all do our utmost to combat the nar row partisanship and short-sighted ambition which have ex acted such a high toll from tne human race." The remarks were contained In the text of a speech issued to the press in advance of delivery. 6 Children Are Slain CLE'TTON, N. C. AP Officers early Tuesday discovered six children slain by gun and axe in their humble tenant farm home, and several hours later the father's body was found In woods nearby, a gun beside him. Sheriff's deputies who went to the home of Rufus A.

King to serve a warrant charging as sault on his wife found the children's bodies. Mrs. King spent the night with relatives in Johnsontown, about seven miles from her home. Early Tuesday she signed a warrant charging her 34-year-old husband with assault. The King children were Grace, 12; Sonny.

11; Melvln, 10; Ruth, Jerry, and Susan, 2. They Include the abolition of Individual liquor permits; home delivery of liquor; supper-hour closing of beer parlors, and the sale of light lunches and other beverages in beer parlors which formerly were allowed to sell only beer. Hours of sale in some Winnipeg liquor stores have been extended In a move to combat bootleg sales. Inquiry Oped In Vulcan Crash LONDON (Reuters) A Royal Air Force court of inquiry began here today into Monday's crash at London airport of the giant Vulcan Jet bomber on its return from a record-breaking flight to Australia and New Zealand. Four men were lulled.

The two survivors. Air Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst, the commander-in-chief of bomber command, and the pilot, Sqdn. Ldr. Donald Howard, were expected to give evi dence at today's closed, hearing. They escaped from the crashing plane by use of ejector seats.

The manufacturers of the 000,000 four-jet plane, the Hawker Siddeley Group and A. V. Roe Limited, said that parts of Its undercarriage had been found in a plowed field several hundred yards from the airfield, Indicating that it had touched down too soon. Some of the questions being asked are: 1. Why was this still-secret mll- Hosiery main floor.

Admif Stealing LOS ANGELOS (AP) Gerry McDougall, senior tailback on the UCLA football team, was arrested on suspicion of burglary Monday. Another UCLA student, Richard E. Molen, 23, was booked with McDougall on the complaint of a woman who said she saw them carrying a clock radio and a record player from her apartment near the campus. Police said both men admitted taking tne appliances. Polish Soldier In Rebel's Tank (Continued from Page 1) men accused.

of stealing weapons begins Friday. Tne trials are likely to run through the whole of October. Many of the smaller cases to be heard concern persons who broke into stores and dwellings and looted while militia and troops dealt with the riots in which 53 people died and 200 were wounded It was reported Tuesday that young prisoners at Pleszew pen itentiary, between here and Lodz, staged a demonstration in sym pathy with the accused in the Poz- nan trials. Search Pressed For Desperadoes BEGINA (CP) RCMP are pressing a three province, two state search for two men who escaped In a car with a Montana licence after handcuffing a moun-tie to the steering wheel of his patrol car, then shooting it full of holes. A police search f-r the two men, described as "on the loose and dangerous" has extended from Saskatchewan into Manitoba and Alberta and across the border into Montana and North Dakota.

Suspected of two abortive robbery attempts in the area, the men confronted Const. T. Janakas with drawn guns when he stopped their car at a roadblock at the junction of Highways 15, and 52 near Ituna, '140 miles souteast of Saskatoon. i The constable's revolver was thrown In a ditch as the men escaped in a car traced to a Montana Police said an RCMP plane from Yorkton will Join in the search. Suez Canal Rules Drafted LONDON (CP) The organization committee of the Suez Canal Users Association, inaugurated here Monday, met today to continue drafting rules and by-laws.

An authoritative source said the committee's recommendations probably would be completed today and submitted to the next plenary session of the association's council, likely to be held Wednesday. The council was set up immediately after the association was inaugurated at the 18 country conference which began here Monday. The council also set up commit tees to deal with technical shipping problems and finance matters. Meanwhile, Moscow radio announced the departure today of Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov for New York to take part in the United Nations Security Council's Sues Canal debate. Shepilov is expected in New York Wednesday.

Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd left London Monday night, and French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau and Egypt's Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi also are due in New York this week. SPAIN HAILS FRANCO MADRID (Reuters) The 20th anniversary of the appointment of Generalissimo Francisco Franco as Spain's head of state was cele brated officially Monday at a ceremony in the throne room of the national palace. Franco was loudly 'cheered as he drove through the streets of Madrid. ltary plane brought to such busy civil airport? 2. Why was it not diverted to another airfield as were three Russian jet airliners which broueht the Bolshoi Theatre bal let company at about the same time.

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All sales final. WINNIPEG (CP) Citizens of 58 Manitoba communities vote this fall on whether they want any of the five new types of liquor outlets permitted on a local-option basis under the province's new liquor act. The act was passed at last win ter's session of the legislature but stipulated that no local option votes could be held until Oct. 1 It was based on the recom mendations of a royal commis sion headed by former Premier John Bracken. Local option votes have been arranged In conjunction with civic elections in the province's largest centres on the following schedule: Oct.

19 St. Boniface, Portage la Prairie and Dauphin: Oct. 2J-Brandon and Flin Flon, Oct. 24 Winnipeg and St. James.

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