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Sadistic Killing Of Girl Remains Mystery Until Her Identity Is Known WORRISBURG. Oct. 17. Suff ProvlncUl Police; are ft ill baffled in their! search for identification of tha 20-year-old brunette found brutally atabbed to' death 13 milea north weat of here Thursday afternoon. I But they ara hopeful the areek-end will bring someone who ran positively ldeatifjr the body.

I The girl wai found in the; ditch flanking Dunda county noi z. north, of Iroquois She naked of all clothing Jewelry except a gold rin when found. I Picture and Identification deUila at the girl, publtahed every Canadian dally paper yeaterday. police hope aoon be recognised. Police suggested yesterdi anyone having any Inform tlon should gefln touch with their local authorities.

victim. Sat Hinehllff wa following them up and will con- tlnue again' today. A network of telegraphic and telephonic relay line were then opened throughout the country to funnel all informa. tlon hera. All over tha province of Ontario laet "evening and from point aa far weat aa Jteglna and eatt ta Halifax enquiriet about aniaabuj girla trickled into municipal police office.

tha obviously wrong queries were lifted out and the Id be but we oeiurr- let them Check at aource questions ware paaard on to, Ontario Provincial Police head-quartera at Toronto. There, further: aiftlng was done and tha namee of Indl- Keck' funeral home and ahown lhs dead xlrL Nona aa far haa been able to Identify Ceacluded Page CL Attempted Highway Robbery Gets Trio Prison Sentence's ROCKLAND. Oct 17. (Special). Three Montreal men, apprehended October 4 In Eartvtew In connection with an attompted highway robbery, were given sentence ranging from ana year In the Ontario Reformatory to three years In Kingston Penltenllay in court Here.

i Tha three entered plea of guilty before Magistrate Leopold Lelonde of Alexandria to Charge of Ittempted armed hold-up. Illegal possession of firearm and of Imitation 'lire- farms, and Illegal possession, of liquor. Mike- Xraucaylr, wa given three years In tha pen. itenUarv on the l.rsi two charae and three month con current on the liquor count. Gerald Bureau.

-17, also of 1ers) Fifteen earthquake hook the Greek Island of sOn Carrier three were at Carney 40 Others in Navol Hospital After Explosion on U.S. Worship Ul and one at City official A three-man naval board of 84-Year-OId Woman Has ArmSevered When Hit by Car BUCKINGHAM. Oct 17. (Suff) An B4.vear.ald Montreal, wa sentenced to one; lUrtlng to cms from PAPER COST $4.11. Street Car Service Put Company $29,000 In Red Last Year' Br stkphkw rawm.Pi mt Ta JMIUL Over their breakfaat tht 1 morning resident oi Park pondered tha de-parture of an old.

though alwaya well-acquainted friend and tome of them cast a bleak eye on a future bereft of it. From Monday morning on ward the It atreetcar will no 'longer rollick paat It Sussex street and the galea of Rideau Hall out to the Ruena Vista loop every 10 minute, rram Ant light until after Instead villa gera in the' western area of Rockeliffej Park will have to be content for public transportation on a' "rush hour only" bu service) that follow tha Civil Service espousal of the five-day week. Bust will run from the L. -I tr I jl 1. 11 BV1IU.

I mi i i 1 1 a BUSTUN. Oct. J7rtUPJSuaM aad John street every Grimy rescue Workers 20 minute from 7.48 a.m. until searched the man'glcdi a.m. and then again after a wreck of the aircraft car-1 ur I interval irom lour p.m.

until rer Leyte today for morei440 wtrkf.y. onlv. victims of a blast-punctuat- on Saturday and Sunday it ed Are that killed at least will be Shanks' Pony or "rail 39 men and Injured 40 oth- a taxi for all those who have in critically. f- -hn. Twenty-nine bodies were at Chelsea Naval Hospital.

The scant new bus service, a Hoani-'" "urn prunen en ion oi twoweek trial basis and might be eliminated altogether if not Mn.ih It the crippled craft, was to BtjlM frrqu-nry of land at Sauantnm Naval Air jjsriif to "7 mign i mw pier wnm wv Krjw traffic warrants it. girl wero iwwira uea. Late last night these people Named by Vice Admiral started arriving here. John Ballenline, sir romman- Today they ware still com- der the AtUntle Fleet, the Ing. board comprised Rear Ad- Each In turn wa taken Intnj mlra Delbert 8.

CornweU. tha ma small room ai i lor member, and Capta. T. N. Turner and L.

O. Fax. Navy anen plodded wearily through the giant warship, dreading with every step that they might And additional hip- male killed In the fiery Inferno which swept the carrier yes terday. Ceacladcd aa Paga la. Cat.

S. Big Three Drafts Warning 10 LONDON, Oct 17. (UP) The American. British and French foreign minister met Angers." Que woman Middle Eaat eerlouily Injured when the gtruck by a car on High Friday afternoon. She la Mr.

Adrum Des- iardln. who Is in aerlou con VS. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, British Foreign way No. one-quarter-ot-a- twirn ana mile east of Anger about .30 J.rench -J 1 Minister I unrm oiaauu worxra tmj tne I warning as a bloody Israeli raid on a Jordan border vil- dUon lnStMichaeraHospiUl. PniiM ulil un Th' dangerous situation automobile driven by Willy Perrlard.

0 Montcalm (treet Perrlaed tnld nolle. heL Th udden told police ne fj.reup itself Into the sounded his horn twice when when nm Brluia sent a note to Iarsel Ex-King Charged -With Tax Evasion ST. CATHARINES, Oct 17. (BUP) Grant: rstnn rv-i 17 ATHENS, Oct 17-lReu- newspaper coat S4.S1.I a.id h. mower.

1 1, was unco ou ex-KIng Zog and ex-Queen yeaterday for taking a paper r.ruirv. Albania win Cep ha Ionia during the lat Jtfrom a'atreet box and putting u-td here on charge of fraud-hours and the panic-etricknjnlj) a penny In tha slot. Hejuimt tea evasion. If found population af tha town of told Magistrate Harley 'Hallett guilty, they could be Jailed for Argoatolt (pent the night in, he had only a dime aad the not mora than three rear and Pa "We will do anything the DGflr TOSSe people of Rockeliffe wish a long aa wa don't take a CaaUaalMM William Purriy. auperintendent I Ii duDUlDun of the OTC traffic survey, who' negotiated the new bu ervica If ft Wft with Rockeliffe Council told VIIUTTU ne journal.

Ceacladed ea Page la. Col. a. arhii-h pairlins hla tm she copper In change. I tned between $78 and $2,800.

days without bail. TV a- END TO EASJV IfcW TERRORIST. Gregory Belkov heard thla 230-pound brute messing around his gar-' bage pails on the Montreal road at 2.30 a.m. this morning. At a range of 13 feet, he the big black ahe-bear with ji shot from hi garage window.

The bear got up and 13 feet. First in U.S. Journal SUNDAY FINAL IDITION -PRICE CENTS By Canter 18 WMkty 1HE EVENING CLEAR WARM 68th YEAR-264 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1953. FORTY-EIGHT PAGES. AW fv II UTIAWA IgUlM, Phone Tips Pouring In By Score a then fell dead.

This morning the hulk hangs between two trees and son Nyle, two, is one of the proudest little fellows in the area. The Belkova live just off the Montreal road and east of the National Research Council buildings. 'Dnmtnimi VM rHt Concert of Canadian Music Praised as Significant Event vnv vnnv rw.t 1 7 rai tiaim that the concert. a a 4 230 pound full grown bear AjUU Canadian Member iFinds Morale Of Troops Excellent "But If one of my dogs geU wrrect solution to the puxile dian troopa tkaa K. aa twaaa aa a 111 nI I nnpfUlalV.

7 va year' definite and alx moot ha I it down with my There Is no limit to the num-lthetr. country indenniu in the Ontario formalory. and three months. When eontinued to cross concurrent on the liquor -houid I. Rene Demarteau, la, of but waa unable to avoid "T1.

.1" -FJH striking her. U.T1I1I KW H'l HIVIIIIW I definite, and three month con current on the liquor charge. Tha men were arrested by rVn.l.M.. at RmUinl of Ike ire i.ivvi Deijardina'' left arm and she 1 was taken to hospital, atill con DPP Rockland and of Buckingham. notice after thev had attemoted! QPP Conitable to hold up ear on, Highway! Cardinal Investigated.

17. near Rockland, driven by j- Leo Roger. St-Warthe, Que, in Tel Aviv that American and French note also have been delivered. Aak far Action. PARIS.

Oct. 17 (Reuters) Franca announced today she will seek Security Council action on this week's Israeli raid sclous, by Brunei's Ambulance on Jordan, termed the worst I armittice violation yet in the Henry Holy Land. Charge 4 in Thefts From Cottage Owners mum Skimpy OTC Bus Service Substitute rvi luius iv jrurit jzuusv wives ifrom jeam Approve Note Offering Pact LONDON. Oct. IT.

(UP) The United Statei. Great Britain and France approved a note to Soviet Riuaia today offering to discuss an Ea ft-Weat non agf caption pact but only after agreement haa been reached on the future of Germany and Austria. It had been modified to meet objection by the VYct German Government againit any premature dlcuion on a security part. Now It expected that the note will be delivered In Moscow Uila evening or EProbe Blast ii Eve the Ottawa detachment of tha Provincial Police lat night had about a dozen call. from people who claim they have tha identity of the murder illina'35- jCommunity Considers Subsidy Anti-Reds Attack Brain Washers 19 of 950 Chinese Agree to Return Behind Curtain Mrs.W.J.lynch,96, Ottawa Resident For 76 Years, Dies Montreal, daughter of Mr.

and a they ara a credit to, and In the United State, the West Indies and Europe and ber of entries which may be- Troops oi the noyai zzna wi a wen Known and beloved ubmltted but they must be Regiment and Princes figure In th life of thi city. at The Journal office by 1.30 Light Infantry are working; She is eurvlved by two sons, ai ne journal Crn ICC oy e.SW gm wrfnrra oy iw. anna, pears on page 17 of this issue. Paring winterised quarter, be ver, and Her Perilous Love, a new a novel by Ann Allison, begins regular, schedule, Rider Coach Soys Ottawa Player Through With Club' Br BM.l, ETWIt B. 4rAj frt SSltr.

Ottawa Coach Clem Crowe has made a law changes in Rough Rider assignments for this after noon's game at Lansdowna Park against Hamilton Tiger-Cats, but most drastic of all waa the cutting of Pete Karpuk from the mater 'on the eve of the game. PANMUNJOM, Diuatisfied with the manner Oct. 17. (UPl Kicking. I which Karajik went through fist-swinging Chinese pria- one of hi ply during lart onera of the Allies assaulted night drill ordered Red brain washers today in room and announced ariar.

frenzied repudiation communism. Ninety-eight percent, of the 4 SO anti-Communist Chinese who fsced Red propagandists In the Interviewing tenia rejected repatriation, some of them violently. chair in the Interviewing tent. LL Cen. K.

S. Thimayya. chairman of the Neutral Nation Repatriation Commission, aid thera would be aa tnler- viewl Sunday. 01 the workout that Karpuk "waa through with the Crowe's Venlea. Thi Crowe' version: I had Karpuk working out of the right half pot during, the workout and on on play he rarrled the hall at half- The nine men who changed apreri I told him he waa to their mind, a pitifully small run the ball at full speed la number which brought the the practice.

The next time, total of 'converts" to It out he took the hall he did tha of (30 Chinese interviewed, ume thing in my opinion, walked out the back door and tnld him then to gn up tn vanished behind the bamboo the dreing room, and then curtain. informed George Powers that The Chinese added injury h- ws through with the club to insult In handing the Com- far at I wa concerned. If munlst their third politic! am going to run the coaching defeat in as many day. end. I don't intend to let some one angry prionrr kicked body ele do It.

That goe foe a Communist officer in the everybody. 1 haven't been stomach and another tried tn tisfied with hi play lately attack an interviewer with a anyway." Rarpnk' F.splanarlon. According to Karpuk this what happened: "I 'was working out of rlxht baK an a trap play. Tba i htfiif, la, 'rkjuh rtuM1 imwrt, wn wm flobrris' I had done to cancel interview Friday when 1.000 anti-Communist i North Korean refuaed to )v leave vtheir compounds, and i m. h.M m.A hi.

Indian guards had a bu: myself on the play mentioned, day handling the defiant Chi- Bu, whf toId m- run the next one at full 1 ran hsrd to a yrd or two beyond the line nd (topped there. -He told me to go up tn the room and I wa told by George Power later that I was through." Preiident J. P. McCaffrey' comment: "What happens nn the field Mr. I.vwh AA .1 hr nT practice the coach a was mirience.

IS Laurier avenue nyming Len Bark. I educated at the Convent of the oo)jn( Hamilton 'home game. Starting time MS. Week-end OMHale. TORONTO.

Oct. 17. like Armed with heavy hot Carnegie Hall wa the setting "heard with manitet approval rat, nn Friday evening after lhi 1 UP shotguns and a few rifle a 'let "'aM for the first major by a brUliant audience" but several weeks' Illness. She wa Percent. -f -i.

M-mM concert of Canadian muie ever calla this of "secondary lmpofan her a7th year, but deplte Ta Faehnk. group oi six or eignt resiqenu he)d UBled SutM. unce where thls-review. is con- her great age retained poMc- Crowe aid he intended, to of suburban Arundel Heights A ditingulhed Inlematlonal If0n of her faculties until the bring up voung Sieve Fochuk began a howe to house, back-audience representing most of 'The concert wa of eitceo- Ulnrra overtook her. from the Ottawa Second and yard to backyard bear hunt the eountrie of the world tlonai interest and artistic She wa the widow rtf W.

1. Ihat he would replace Karpuk this morning for the remaining heard Leopold Stokowki con- nincartce-, Downe ay. "Not Lynch. ISO, chief of the Cana- In tody gme. hlj orchestra In the lntru- m.r.iv,dlan Patent Office.

Mr. Lynch Left out of today game big black bear and email cub wrU of ix on hut not before wa. hack Alex Ponton. Crowe that have been upsetting Canadian composers, conventional character and (hey celebrated their dia- deciding to u-e .11 available bage paiU and terrarUing the! In the New York Herald each "revealed an Individuality waning annlver.ary linemen for lh clash, joe newly developed residential Tribune, Virgil Thomson (ays of more or leu strength on the heil they received a m-sate fplon will dr win district near the Montreal road lh coming of age musi-' part of the composer to nl congratulation from the Chuck Anderson, wh- wa Infos the past few week. Canada "wa clearly show an i Imorcssive degree of Klnf.

jt-red in thr MonTe.l game. I Led by Land and Forest Of- fleer Percy Headlam who had ioaay io irame a lo nt warn- ri Ing against new aggression In BU Bouna d0M TeOTUreS a tar? ajgcai uviimi iu 1 1 a posse to rid the area of bear once and for aU. I rOSSWOfCl Early Mernlag SUrt, The hunt started from the Dff77fA Pmf home of Gregory Belkov who I IsVW at 1 a.m. this morning felled a Mr. Lvnch was horn In r.i.

I. r.mmd Olin Down say in the Ceacladed aa Pag l. Cel. the Hamilton Tiger were uiual tough u.mr. rnrn OtlSW HI Club 1 .1 IZ In g-od though uf- itruTusnt'oVtc -ass: for over 7 year.

0ul. I. She wa. actively -elated d'd" "kM' with the Women' Historical. TOKYO.

Oct. 17. (BUP) Isocietr of Ottawa and after ul 1 Pl.lllr.rw. Ploarrl A I a urulr, BOdlng that DICK mT.h.r P.rii.mr.i wr.ri. ii r.

'k haa a ea.t on but The people aoeompanylng' Th Formosa Ute Friday to con-! She had also taken a keen in hi rol a TS. Crrm-rtrA hall tartwMlH thlal tlmia isl MiinH.f ha.avnrl tnur srrMt III asawvavrail raali ar Intigt mwA mr on nia- nun. vyirr arma- Um said, will oniy be carry- week to $300, the hifhet Jjick-ffoliowinf a visit to Canadian philanthropic orfai.Jzat.6nf and i fneA.a laa lfAes.a aaMsi t.Ura aulik BBrakai Hs)tMlwl wnaKi nexaaa. detenilve "hanT of high rifle: To 1 i SWosephV CSTm C-Heton naval band. xhls la tha pria which will, 7 mmlA k- ntir i.

ri i Hamilton Tigers have brought in mis Duui-up some-, bodv'a liable lo aet hurt. In addition lo the Governor, General's Foot Guards and go uie aenoer tn on nrsi had found the morale of Cana- Mrs. Lynch had travelled ex- In Korea "excel- tenslvely throughout Canada Jl n-a-i-i. r-l-imA i a.m. Thurtay.

The puale ap-; hard building defence and pre-; Arthur Lynch. V.ncou-, r' dii row iimn ioaay ana CAMPBELL'S BAY, Que, 6" od w1lt a- A PI Oct 17. (Special) Arrested continued dally. LLtAK in connection with the Jieft of f. p.

IL TijTl-' $1 1J00 in merchandlae hxin cmm asv 1 i i MONTREAL. Oct. 17 3h Shea a Lake cot tare gZrS? it. 1. Dominion Public Weather Of- the three men and a woman orhr ma report' were charged today with fl.

it Ottowa region clear and breaking and entering and re- "meiai Jm. continuing warm. Light wind. taming atolen goods. r-i.

High today at Ottawa The four. Germain JJJ" Summary for Saturday IS. of Timmina, Louia Bruyere, m.w rWama 'clear; warm. Outlook for Sun- ia. M.nlw.kl; Rosa ire Roson "'T'' day clear; warm.

28. of Val Senneville. and hi iXT eilr r.li ii: Synopsis: There la no eign of wife, Anton i. 2d, appeared be- rr-ar. any, break In the current spell fore Justice Of the Peace J.

L. of warm sunny weather over Mulr and were remanded 1 Eastern Canada and United Whs. Craw Ot Pass 1 Statea. -mm, i r- Ouno.y. New Vork and by Today.

Hamilton at Ottawi: tera. Mrs. D. C. Coleman.

I Harry sjowden; Montreal: Mr. John S. Labatt, "mDlr: London; Mrs. A. L.

Macdonsld, Should.ce. judge of piayi Toronto: Mr. J. M. Glbrith.

Tmmy Daley; head linesman: and Mlae Daly Lynch. OtUwa. Crlchton. She also leaves behind ber II Sunday, Toronto at Mont-grandchildren and II great-, real: referee: Seymour Wilson; grandchildren. umpire: Harry Bowden and A requiem ma will be Hap Shouldtee; Judge of play: celebrated af St.

Joseph's Tammy head linesman: Church Oct IB. at 10 a.m. I Monday, DICTIONARY. Gentleasaa: A man who wouldn't strike a womaa with hla bat on. tCaaunsX.

laM.by Craa BaarJ Norm Crlchton. THREEHANGED. rx bAIIIU, uti. 4 1 The Egyptian Government today hanged three men. convicted of espionage chargea, at half-hour Interval!.

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