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The VANCOUVER SUN: Oct. 9, 1958 LID FALLS SHUT Slifary NAMES in the NEWS Lebanon Boys Suffocate In Old Toy Box TACOMA, Wash. (AP) Two young boys were 0 375 YEARS FOR HOLDUPS DETROIT (AP) Two former Detroit policemen who confessed to robbing 18 banks and loan offices were sentenced Wednesday to a total of 375 years imprisonment! Both were policemen when the holdups were committed. James R. Burke, 33, was sentenced to a total of 225 years, and David Tapp, 26, to a total of 150 years.

suffocated Wednesday when they crawled into a large box, formerly used by one of them to store Former Rebel Leader Quits As Premier BEIRUT (AP) A toys, and the lid fell shut. Michael Anderson, 5, and In Buckingham Palace, balding, air-minded Prince Philip prepared to play his part in publicizing Britain's superior air service to the New World. A British Overseas Airways Corporation spokesman announced that Philip will fly to Canada this month in one of the fast Comet jetliners. Philip plans to take the Queen to the opening of Lament in London on the career government official U.S. Woman Dies in Crash, Husband Hurt was reported today to De trying to form a military government to run Lebanon.

This renort could not be con playmate Samuel Fisher, 4, were left In the care ot Michael's 13-year-old sister, Karon, while their mother went on an errand. When she returned, the boys were missing. They were found four hours later by Karon while a lull-scale search was being conducted. They had apparently crawled Into the box, discarded and left in the Anderson garage. Police said the hasp fell over a staple and the box could not be opened from the inside when the lid fell.

Council 1 To Study Bread Why do Vancouver's con. sumers pay Canada's highest prices for bread and flour? City council, answering de-mands of Aid. Anna Sprott, decided Wednesday to find out. Mrs. Sprott first asked council to go on record as "deploring any increases In the price of essential foods at the present time." But she called for an over all study into the entire question of bread and flour prices when other aldermen said her original motion meant nothing.

"It's like saying we deplore crime or sin," said Aid. Frank Baker. "The bakeries won't take any notice of our deploring. But if we are sincere, we intend to take action, and should investigate the possl bility of some controls." "We pay more for flour and bread than anywhere else in Canada, although the distance we have to ship flour is less than to eastern Canada," Aid. Sprott said.

"What I'd like to see Is a royal commission, but a committee to study the situation might be enough to start off with," she added. Acting Mayor George Miller will name the committee. VY V'i -xv PENT1CTON A Seattle 13,148 Join Sea Safety Programs Participation in the Red Cross water safety programs jumped a spectacular 30 per cent this year. Richard Mitchell, chairman of the water safety service in B.C., told a committee meeting firmed, but reliable sources said President Fuad Chehab woman was killed and her hus band injured when their car asked Nazim Akkarl, secre collided with a truck near here Wednesday. tary-general of the prime minister's office, to try to form Dead is Mrs.

Helen Margaret a military cabinet Mr. Akkari is a Sunni Mos at Red Cross House Wednes lem, as Lebanese prime ministersby custom must be. This move followed the resignation of Rashid Karami scraper Pickets Sky day, that 13,148 persons had participated this year compared to 10,021 In 1957. He said 11 instructor schools had been held early in the Wednesday night Job-Seekers Fight Chester, 53. Her husband, Steven Roswell Chester, Is in Penticton Hospital with a broken leg.

His condition is reported to be good today. The couple was on a holiday trip when the head-on collision occurred at Highway 97 and Sudbury Avenue at Skaha Lake. Police said the truck owned by the Oliver Chemical Company was on its way to Kaleden. year with 257 candidates, of whom 179 qualified as F. R.

Killam, president of the B.C. Red Cross division, said the demand on the or LONDON (Reuters)-Jolice had to be called to break up scuffles between picketers and job seekers as trouble continued to hamper the building of London's newest skyscraper. Contractors have fired the 1,250 original workers because of unofficial strikes and decided to hire a new labor force. ganization for trained safety instructors is very heavy and It overturned in a ditch, but is expected to increase be the driver, Gordon Hultgren, 35, of West Summerland, escaped injury. cause of the growing number of boat owners.

"The need to educate all boat owners in safe handling A military government may be a solution to the settlement of Lebanon's five-month-old crisis. Gen. Chehab was the head of Lebanon's army until he became president last month. Mr. Karami, a 37-year-old Sunni Moslem, was a leader of the armed rebellion last summer against president Camille Chamoun.

After Mr. Karami became premier, the Christian Phalange, a militant party supporting Mr. Chamoun, launched strikes and barricades. It became apparent Wednesday Mr. Karami could not win a confidence vote in Parliament because of opposition from Chamoun supporters.

In Washington, the state department announced approximately 7,000 U.S. troops still in Lebanon will be pulled out by Oct. 31 "in view of the progress made toward stable international conditions." of their craft, as well as other safety rules, has never been more necessary," he said. Silk Specialists Since 1903 BRITAIN'S FIRST SEA LORD. Lord Mountbat-ten takes salute irom Royal Canadian Navy guard on arriving at Esquimalt lor two-day visit that ends today.

Island photo. 622-628 Granville Phone MU h-mi CAPITAL COLUMN Gallivanting Gov't Just in! Race Hatred Forum Topic "What can the non-white races do to counter race hatred?" will be discussed at a public meeting of the Canadian Town Meeting Association Friday. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. at the Peter Pan Ballroom, 1636 West Broadway. Speakers will be: Dr.

D. P. Pandia, from India; Emmitt Holmes, chairman of the Labor Committee on Human Rights; James E. Mclver, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People; and Wilfred Seto, secretary of the Chinese-Canadian Commerce Live Vaccine Given Tests Learns About B.C. By JAMES K.

NESBITT VICTORIA One hears complaints and scoff-ings because the government is meeting in various parts of the province this year. STOCKHOLM Inoculations Lady in (he Dark Worsteds to let those "Anything PRINCE PHILIP Comet booster morning of Oct. 28 and be in Ottawa later the same day to attend an English-Speaking Union conference. He will stay with Aid friend Governor-General Massey for three days, then return home in the same plane. In Paris, stripper Sophia Silver, 31, whose real name is Mrs.

Mia Garbaccion, sued a plastic surgeon for causing a Six-inch scar on her stomach. Mrs. Garbaccion said the surgeon left the scar when he removed a roll of fat from her waist, thus interfering with instead of improving her artistic value. The First Civil Chamber of the Seine is expected to announce its judgment in two weeks. In a small, fourth-floor walk-up apartment in Brooklyn, New York, young Bobby Fischer put aside his comic books and rock 'n' roll records and sprawled on the floor over an open chess book.

Hailed by the experts as the greatest chess mind the world has produced in many years, the gangling, crew-cut 15-year-old will defend America's honor in a big chess contest with Russia later this year. Oldtime football player and coach (for U.S. Military Aca-demy) Dwight D. Eisenhower learned in Washington he will be presented with the gold medal award of the National Football Foundation and Hall of 'Fame when he speaks at the foundation's dinner in New York Oct. 28.

Announcing the award the foundation praised the U.S. president's "dedicated" interest in football and his personal contributions to the game. Ov i muscleman Mickey Hargitay, 29, who once won the title of Mr. Universe, claimed in Hollywood with live polio vaccine seem to have a more lasting effect than with Salk vaccine, Swedish experts say. They predict that the polio vaccine of the future will be a combination of live and dead vaccine.

The head of the virus institute of Stockholm's famed Caroline Institute, Sven Gard, has inoculated infants with live, debilitated virus and the treatment has proved perfectly harmless. No Bid Yet for A-Bomb Oil Well in color-mad plaids and stripes that will light up any fashion you may make CALGARY (CP) Deputy Mines Minister Somerville of Alberta said that no appli cation had been received by The effect was ascertained by measuring the number of antibodies formed in the blood. inches weave -type texture riotously wide pn. that will co-ordinate like magic in the Alberta Oil and Gas Conservation Board for permission to use nuclear energy to free oil from northern Alberta tar sands. Reports Tuesday said the Richfield Oil Company planned to seek approval for such an operation.

Mr. Somerville said informal talks between the company and the Alberta government were held some time ago, but permission for a nuclear ex talk to the people you tend to become pretty smug and dull. If most of the people of B.C. can't come to their capital, it's a good idea to have the government occasionally go to them. The government's Centennial Year bill wilLrun close to $3,500,000.

Now, please, don't faint, or fly into a rage, though that's a lot of money, and no doubt there has been a fair amount of waste and gravy-train stuff. There always is on a big, fat government expense account. But much good has come out of the millions thus spent There are many new museums and art galleries, public swimming pools and public parks and such like, for the benefit of all the people. A new interest has been created in our history, an appreciation of the past, without which no people can march confidently and unafraid into the future. Thousands of outsiders, for the first time, have become conscious of B.C.

Most of our citizens have had themselves a ball, and you can't go to a ball for free. Included in the $3,500,000 is likely about $75,000 for Princess Margaret's two-week visit. The detailed expenses may be made public at the next session of the Legislature. It'll be fascinating reading. Eastern Firm Buys 35 Million Stamps fORONTO (CP) A Toronto stamp dealer has made what may be the largest wholesale deal by a Canadian stamp firm with the purchase of 35,000,000 stamps the entire stock of two United States companies.

List value of the stamps exceeds $2,500,000. Harry Martin, manager of the Empire Stamp Company, bought the stock from the Pot oi Stamps Company of Litchfield, and the New York Stamp Company in midtown Manhattan. plosion must first be grant 4 ed by the United States and Canadian governments. fashion fabrics Saba's Srd floor fellows travel around on public expense," says many of the public. "Why don't they stay in their offices?" But it's not as simple as that.

A government should keep in close with the people, and how better, in so vast a province as B.C. than to' travel to places distant from the capital. Sure, politics enters into it. The premier likes courting the people, he likes to hear his good works praised. He likes the fanfare when the cabinet arrives in an interior town or city, he likes a formal welcome from the mayor, with the cameras popping so that his picture will be in the local papers.

Why shouldn't he like it? He figures it'll all help him next election. But that's not his entire reason. He genuinely wants to know this province and its people. A lot of those Who don't like the cabinet traveling around are the free-loaders, who like expense-account trips to the capital. As far as money's concerned', it's probably cheaper for the government to go to Vernon, say and receive nine delegations, than to have the nine delegations come from Vernon to see the government here.

There's an awful lot of time wasted when the public comes calling on cabinet ministers. Some people, in a cabinet minister's office can be as yackety-yack as a cabinet minister on the hustings, or an MLA in the legislature. Many of the public like to sit back in a cabinet minister's office and tell him how he should run his department. Anyway, the entire province isn't Victoria. Unless you get out of Victoria every now and then and look at the rest of B.C.

and Exports Drop LONDON (CP)' Value of exports from the United King dom in August dropped 000,000 to $756,000,000 says the board of trade, a government department. Silk Specialists Since 1903 LONDON (Reuters)' This year's grain harvest in the Soviet Union is "good oi satis-factory" everywhere, the Soviet news agency Tass 2 ONTODAY ClAQE Buy A IO03 Like-New '57CHEV. 622-628 Granville St. Phone MJ. 1-1221 Page 43 I II Jfc.

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