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‘5 tasia, says Claims that the prin_ I 13955 escaped execution in the

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dble iotket . The youngest sister of the last

living quietly at nearby COOKS vine as Mrs. Nicola Koulikovsky, ‘ She is to be questioned soon by L German judge about claims by vwman living in Germany that I. e is Anastasia.

Various women have claimed to

But Mfg. Koulikovfly says none w the claims are genuine. “No ne escaped" Judge Hainrich Backen. a V. ember of the Hamburg civic 01m Which re—opened the 4-0- ear-Old case last year, is flying { North America to question embers of the imperial house- 3.111. He is to release his findings , t a pnblic hearing next summer. . The czar and his family were ssassinated at Exaterinburg. The “ouiikovskys were in the Cau- asus Mountains among the Cos- cks but escaped violence and . tin 1920. They fled to Denmark nd remained there for 28 years, ming to Canada in 1948. Mr. KouLikovsky, who died Aug. , I farmed 200 acres at Cooks-

, i e_ In Germany, Mrs. Ann: Ander-

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iolshevik revolution are “a her-:HESSe has und " - er

zar of Russia. Nicholas 11. 11W“

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“Pixie One Escaped" gays \i'sister Oi Russian Czar

32M]. 57:. who lives in a cottage on h e Otiltljikll‘ts of the black Forest as o the courts ' ' ’ taSia' she is Anas- The German royal house of taken to prove

she is the daughter of a Polish

Peasant.

Director Accepts Montreal Post

FREDERTCTON. N. B. (CIN— Albert A. Tunis, director of pub— lic relations at U N B, leaves Fredericton about mid-January

position in Montreal.

Mr. Tun-is is to be director of public relations for the graduate socreity of McGill University.

He. has been PR officer at UNB for five years and taught socio logy for two years. He is a for- mer member of the New Bruns- Wick Travel Bureau and a former news editor of the Daily Gleaner.

Mrs. Tunis and three children

will not be going to Montreal im- mediately.

City Police Ask Wage Increase

FREDERICTON, N. B. (C?)— Frediericton City Police members will ask for a raise in pay to bring their wages into line with those of other forces in New Brunswick, says Phillip Booker. president of the Fredericton Po- lice Protective association.

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SUDBLTltY itfljiwlnternational‘

Nickel ('ompany workers Mondayi

voted to accept terms 0? a tlirce-‘ contract settling a three month strike at operations here and at Port (‘olbot‘ne Ont.

The International Union of Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers (Indt said a heavy voting turn-

an increase in union dues.

On the contract, the union said. the total vote was 7.439 in favor and 701 opposed. The issue of

union dues was approved 5,971 to 2,086.

The proposed c 0 n t r a c t was dravvn up in the offices of pro- vincial Labor Minister Daley in Toronto Friday. Ratification of the terms would lead to formal signing by both sides in nearby Copper Cliff today.

The union also asked that monthly union dues be increased to $4.50 from $3.50 “in order‘to rebuild our local and establish a strike fund." About 14,000 mem- bers are involved.

President police contract with the city does not expire until the end of March but constable Booker stated that the association wishes to give details of the pro- posed new contract before the city budget is passed in February.

A meeting of the association will settle final details of the new contract to be submitted to the council, probably at the first council meeting in the new year.

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FLICKER TAXI

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Summerside 2244

"Smoze" Smoke Plus Haze

MONTREAL 'CP' V Montreal's air pollution

city co-operation.

g TGCide In Montreal

Greuici‘iiiion ll(‘l'f‘ hoe. is not so frequent, . giiculso their is less such names as smog. smaxc and and to: smink—is to be attacked by pro-:ciiics. "Smink” is smoke and—iDr. Groulx's department has a vincial groups with federal and well, a detestable odor. It seems score or more inspectors who can :10 come largely from oil rcfiner-. make preliminary checks.

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. . . . i Two scientific stations <001l\\‘.ll 10s and other plants on the east

start a round-the-clock check ofiend of Montreal Island.

They will be Dr. F.

the atmosphere. under direction of

.l.’tions get into operation and ac-

Tourangeau. chief of the indust- cumulated data is studied. experts rial hygiene division of the Que-‘of the indiistrial hygiene division lwill study processes used by in- Daily data from the stations dusti‘ial plants.

bec ministry of healt .

will be processed in two labora.

tories and will provide a scienti-i never

Dr. Tourangeau said it has‘ been proven that odors

Adelard Groulx. the rib"! direc‘ rm Na” They deal “‘lih‘The Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed, Dec. 24. 1958 2! tor of health.

has jurisdiction over administra lior various types of fuel-burnntgt tion of the City's smoke-coniroliequipment and with the density ordinances. Smoke problan are1 of smoke permissible.

turned over “smog—smoke: engineer and four inspectors, For

.complaints of unpleasant odors.

‘ finds it necessary to launch about Until the two observation sta-‘zo prosecutions a year. Ordinar. lily a warning to an offender is sufficient. Most complaints deal atelic Society. with poorly operated incineratorsi in apartment houses.

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smwkc~2ilialeiiictit ct,u:p:i1t-iit ncc. His and t'v .~ 0' inst \EII‘V before ‘ s c t x . . . . . ‘ a r m p (“on ‘1 1’“ f“ ' Domm‘ are “ind in: documents while on stamptprovmcial archives.

discovery of 9Lycar-old publVUL‘ research work in the Nova Scotia

to a staff of one

Stamp Collector ‘ From NS Honored

PETERBOROUGH. Ont. tCPi A 20~year-old commerce student has been elected the younges' member of Britain's Royal Phil-

Dr. Groulx says the department

John Young of Petetborough, a stamp collector since the age of Smoke abatement IS covered by 12, won the honor through his

fic basis for detecting air pollu-icomplained of in recent months tants and their sources. Advice'iare generally bad for health aI-i will be given offenders. whether though a few persons may reactl industrial firms or householders. sharply to the smells with feel-l

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the observation stations and will refer air~nuisance complaints to the observing staff. The federal

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instruments until the province can buy its own and has also sup- plied advice through Dr. Morris Katz. air pollution consultant to the federal health department. “SMAZE” COMMON

Montreal has to contend largely

said the health hazard cannot be. ignored.

The city of Montreal already has a smog-control staff. It dealsi with about 500 complaints 3 year” but gets “thousands” of other calls regarding smoke or odor nuisances in surrounding munici- palities.

MAKES IT EASIER “There is no doubt the matterl

with “smaze"~smoke plus the‘ could be more simply handled onl haze which is more or less (-om.la metropolitan basis." says Dr.

Mrry hi'istmas To One and All! i

GEORGE T. CLARKE

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