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_Uinnipeg’s Flying Bandit a Has Yen For Fancy Living |

WINNIPEG (CP)--A yen forjescaped from Manitoba's pro-

_ fancy living and a quick wit to \vincia] jail at_ Headingley Thurs- work out the angles. were the day nicht.

main assets that helped Kenneth’ Leishman, always. possessing

Leishman become known as, a flair for good clothés and

Winnipec’s Flying Bandit. shiny cars, was being held_at

= “He always had a good imag- the jail to await his trial this

aination,”’ on>~acquaintance—said month ona charge of theft-and

“of the Srematurely bald 34-year- conspiracy in the $383,000 guid

lof success when a woman, a

mating plane for MMe second’ 12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Sept. 6, 1966.

trip in March, 58

He followed a similar pattern

on the second try but f*il short

el m. nd two bank em- PRAVDA SEES nes “nalleced him inte sub U.K. REVOLT

mission when he panicked dur- ing the robbery MOSCOW (Reuters) -- Ul. While serving time in Stony jra-short skirts, ‘pep’ pills Mountain Penitentiary, 20 miles and teen-age hooligans are all north of Winnipeg. : Leishman part of a deep-downr British became a “‘mode! prisoner.“ revolt against the capitalist -Always a smooth talker and way of life’ says the newspa- quick to make friends, Leish- per Pravda 1 :

roll singers were ‘good chaps,"’ such as Beatle guitar- | ist George Harrison whose eri- ticisms of the Americans in Viet Nam -“considerably _ in- fluenced’’ thousands of Brit-

ish teen-agers, the paper says.,|

Pravda says. some young Britons are being ‘‘crippled physically and spiritually’ by “ugly phenomena which are | typical of~ captalist society.”

: Any me irm | Often the manifestations

“wld who is among 10 men who. bery ‘f Winnipeg's ™an_ beca chairman of the The Communist paper de- | f ul who is among ence: rons Aienoet ee : prison’s class. on, the theme: fends British teen - agers | were “nothing but the reflec- Along with the conspiracy “How to make friends and im- against ‘‘sensational’’. Ameri-|| tion of unconscious protest

“ON TH [- AIR“: Leishman was also be « ‘ing held as a parole -violate:—a

The .ollowing program tist- Charge police laid when the trail

fluence people.” \ can magazine and newspaper About 3% years after he was articles which have said young

isentenced. Leishman walked out, Britons are frivolous and don't

from: behind the tall gates of care about politics.

agaifist’’'the, social system un- der which youth are forced to live; bourgeois society is un- able to give them either aim

VANGNVUS

HONEST, GRANDMA, T !DNT SNITCH THIS 18: FROM YOUR

KITCHEN WINDOW

MY WIFE BAKED IT. . FOR OLD UNCLE NED.’

OW,OKAY, MR.OTIS./.; )

I'M SORRY...7

E-Re, BESIDES I JUST REMEMBERED I\DION‘T NK BAKE TOBA.’

“mgs are published free af ended for Him matter the dariag Stony Mountain with the ap- At heart, says. Pravda’s | oF ideals.” _eharge as a public service one) old robbery was pulled. proval of the parole board in, London* ¢orrespondent Oleg “The growing revolt of appear _as_presented te us by” ian first made*~head 196! ae —.-Orestov,-British—youngsters| youth against the capitalist the stations concerned. lines in 1958 when he was.ar-, Following his release, Leish- are really ‘“‘good chaps.” He | way Of life is seriously worry- rested in Toronto and charged ™an returned to being A sales- says there was nothing basi- | ing the ruling circles.’ TUESDAY PROGRAMS | with a bank robbery~and an at- oad ~ es ioe aioe | aoe tthe gir ae CFCY-TV ee as him With his business contacts re- beards, tight trousers and WE LIVE LONGER : 9:30 b.m.—Musical 12 years in prison. but the evi- newed once again, he was on barefoot girls, even though | Between 1931 and 1962, lifé ex- 3.50 ats tall the Truth ldence that came out of ‘his-trial |his way to success he enjoyed Russians might think _ them pectancy in Canada rose more 3:25 Sh Take 30° jspoke for his imagination sad previously. : , Strange. ss = than eight years for males and = $55 /o.m.cAleions (etc the’ idaring ! Then suddenly 12 gold bars Even many British rock ‘n’ |more than 12 for females. Pes | eee were whisked away from the | ‘3 ; rere i\CAN FLY PLANE International Airport March 1.

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8:50 p.m.—Big Valley

9:00 p.m.—Red Skelton Hour 10:00 psn.—Dizk Van Dyke 10:30 _p.m.—Canadian Drivers Test 11.30 ».m.—Newsmagazine

| An experienced private pilot, Leishman boarded a commer- icial_ airliner in Winnipeg on a December day in 1957 and flew ito Toronto | Always immacuately dressed, he went to a bank in the busi- ness section Posing as a busi- nessman looking for a loan. he held up the bank to. the tune of $10,000.

Once ~egiiaide he jumped” into a rented car, drove to the air-

Twelve days later the trail led to Vancouver where Leishman | was picked up and held’ for | ‘ parole violation. Although he A odidn't have any: gold bullion in ‘his possession...he did have an

airline ticket for Hong. Kong 4 and the conspiracy , and “theft

charges followed + |

Four other men also have’

been committed for trial on | Deuiverr Boys

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various. charges ,in connection with the theft. in whith two men |

| RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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11:30 p.m.—Glencannon port and flew back to Winnipeg posing as airline cargo crew. w» Tokyo, — 92:00 p.m:=CEC “TV "News= ~Twith the 160t= At the airport, his ‘signed forged documents for a Japan, . 12:13 a.m.—Local Weather & Sport jlate-mode! Cadillac was waiting. shipment of bullion bound from; _R'DE oa Scores |. While Toronto police were a Northern Ontario mine to the | Ti QUGH Sari 1215 @.m.—Sign Off ‘baffled by the-lack of leads in mint in Ottawa. All the gold has | crpcers — “~CKCW-TV ithe robbery, Leishman was paee recovered. BICTELES, gar 12:57 p.m.—Station Sign On ° Chi WITH Napa ieuttows Chaotic Pattern In China a 1:30. p.m.—Playbill— i The Palomino 7 ° ; ae © 3.00 p.m.—To Tell the Truth Begins. To Take Shape MORE a NN 3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty Py ; pes eee © FEQUIR, a hol - 3:55 0o.m.—Milesiones of the vy ! a seh By VERGIL BERGER second tc China's leader, Mao PP the tas page ‘lraa,

PEKING ‘Reuters)—The out- Tse-tung.

wardly chaotic pattern of events 4aQ PRESENT

in China during the last few! Mao also was at the rally, weeks began to take shape tended -by’'500,000 teachers’ and as the country’s. lead- students from universities and ers marshalled swarms of Red schools throughout’ China. Guard street- demonstrators into’ petails $f the rally came to At a gigantic rally in the ieign correspondents were heart of Peking Wednesday the barred from it. It was opened teen - age demonstrators. who by Mao’s wife Lan Ping, who have rampaged through Peking has emergéd from obscurity to to root out “bourgeous tenden- jplay an important part in the cies,” were told: ‘ § new, “cultural revolution.”

“The main target of the at-' Prime Minister Chou En-lal,

Mats. Foe ae ie erin - Is =

ANY HOME AND APPROPRIATE MWATEVER OBJECT, WE FANCIES

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10:30 p.m.—Canadian Driver's Test 11:30 ».m.—News Magazine

**” _ WOVER-FLIES Woo EACH oTHER BY © Ky Pee atin be. 108, Weil wate seve SUTTING THEIR, HEADS TOGETHER

Meee gerne AA

12:00 p.m.—CBC National News —_itack ig those persons in power now listed third in the hier oy : 1220 salon henwort. Ne. have worked their way Into archy, said. the Red, Guards DAILY CROSSWORD: AILY WORE

;the (Communist_)party_and are must be built —into.a—highly-or-_

{3-0 division and prepare to cope ‘with it if it exists

If West has the Q-7 - 4 of trumps, the Winning play would be to cash the king and then Gimasee after East chowed out,

—Assignment ‘ -1—A.M. Chronicle 10. 45+T5A 11:00—CBC News 11.05—Morning Commentator MMR :

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The problem at the start is no! so much to guess which. oppon- ent has the three spades as it is to play the suit so that you make the contract even if you gue'ss' NS.

12:30 a.m .—Sration Sign Off _, » taking the capitalist road.” iganized. discip!!red, mili-| ACROS! DOWN eat CFCY RADIO “ { This statement of a cng tant army and become a relia- > 1. se eat Se on 16. Paitee a inside the party was made ible reserve force of the libera-,. and ures" ss TUESDAY — _ |Defence Minister Lin Piao, who tion’ army. 6 Juliet” 2. Mine. pencil ee 2 1% t weeks has emerged as i queen ~entrance 19. Pro- lB 9 630-N a |‘ recent weeks ged a 0a 30—News and Weather, i Be ‘FRESH LIGHT THROWN 4. Handle 8. Chief deity:, | noun A SUVER BULLET! yEs,. 6.35-—Morning Roundup 11.20Record Album Fresh light on events was clumsily Baby}, 20. Facial HE 1/8 JUST THE MAN WHO : 6-45—Is!and Weather, Mar. Temp. 11.30--The Arct ithrown by an editorial in the, 7. Fore- 4. Nursery features [AIT se) CAN. MELE Us / bapa takes sop 11.45—On The Sunny: Side atest issue of the Communist shadow . ben a 28. a - vad: jorning Roundup 55—Assi e \party’s theoretical journal, Red| 8.Sigh fo: - . Astringen! note — . 7.30—News and Weather Co eerie. viag. Yorick . _—«&. Twisted ~ 24, Portion rn eee a 1363 Jischonse dunsilon It. disclosed that “an error ef 20. oe peed of - Saturday's Anower Seagate e a eee 12:30—Maritime Ferm B’cast ‘line’ had taken place recently-— | 11.Unadul- . 7 Seen : a 30. Japanese: 7:45—Island_Weather, Mar. Temp. | 1.99 CBC News and Weether such admissions are extremely terated (Reese: ve eae 7.45— Morning Roundup 1.15—Swing Easy rare—and-that Mao had person-| 12. Cut ~ pe ee 39. Brasilien ¥.56—Sports Capsule & Scoreboard) 3.45—The Open Roed Show ply ended-it at the recent ple-| 13. Chinese @.Shabby , 25. To shou Be = Na 7 1:59—D.0. Time Signal inary session of the Communist boat 12. Title of _- . 26, Rented. =o ae 8:11=Wenther 2.00—CBC News —“iparty central committee 18-7 : a 1. Artiste’ 29. Choice 37. Painful 8.16—Morning Roundup 2.03-The Oper Read Show | Red Flag said some fs av era Sa ate 30. Black ~~ §.55—Weather <1 2.45 —Fhe-Feminine—Teuch thority inside_the party were | 16. And: I. root 9.00—CBC National News ~ 3:00—CBC -News ltaking ‘the -capitalist road. 17. Heraldic T T2 9.10—Notes-and.-Musie——--—..__.] 3.03 —Cenversation- (Part) | Red-Flag. gave. no. clue to_ the pattern 4 10.00—News -and Weather . 3.30—Conversation (Pert 2) nature of the “‘errors’” or which 18. Remainder 10.05—Notes and Music 4:00—CBC News - IChiriese leaders supported them 21. Color, ag 10.30—Preview Commentary 4:03—Canadian Roundup iduring the 12-day central com- Easter 10.35—Checkpoint 4:10—Music In The Air - |mittee session which began Aug. a tid 10.50—Notes and Music 4;30—Assignment aa 22. Of the tides 12 t 11.00—News. and Weather 4:35-—-Music_In The Air | Observers interpreted the e4-| at Bele: 3 my —11-05—Notes_and "Music eee pe : litorial_ and comments at © Wed- yee 11.45—Bulletin Board 5:03 Maritime Fish, Broadcesi inesdav’s rally as signs that 11,55—Agriculture ‘66. 5:20--CBC Notebook : the party’s leader-| 27: Harangues 12.00—Weather 5:35—Assignment armen yar gg a ee ; S40-CBC Notebook KConr'é -. ¥ (Ship are pot yet comp genus 12:05—Town: and Country Time : ee e ‘on j . 33. Bone 6.55—News and Weather (00—CBC News | ’ sos 6:15—On Parli * Hill | gree ’ 34. Beverage ED 0eeHalocow__ ition... Wout 6.20-Tedev's Editor'al. | Civil Servants 35. Behaves ” 12.30—News and Weather §.S0LCEC Nex ' oe aimlessly eee and Country “Time | 6.25—Business Baromenst Salaries Noted 37. Leg bone ‘ne Tour aad Cece 6.30—Inlend Weather r : ._|* $8. Mountain © 1 eclanar: pe fe i 6.33—Music Scene | OTTAWA (CP) — There are Thessaly a 15 ao PE e ea es 7.60--CBC News 6.134 federal civil servants mak-| 39.9ar 1 dscclowh ind Country Tine 7:05—Music In The Evening ing $11,000 a-year or more. the | 40. Top of 2:00—News and Whather 7.30—Christian Frontiers |yovernment has disclosed im a) - mountain 2.05 Meat! Musie 8.00--CBC. News !Commons return for L. R. Shern-| 41. One of the fa .05—Mostly Mu | 8.03—The Fourth Estate (PC_Wi North}. Great Lakes « 2.30—Assignment | z sot ;}man imnipeg 9 3.08—Cchens- Chaica Part 9 | Of. these, 2,682 have been| 4°. Perish Sse heusi tor Todey FES Gres gle dona - |added since Jan. 1, 1964, either | 43, Beverage . ug 10.00—CBC Nations: N et 2 wos 3.00—News Headlines and Weather| 10.15—Teday’s Taicial coved \through creation of new posi pany CRYPTOQUOTE -—~ Here’s how to work it: 3.03—Trans-Canade Matinee SeeakingPersorally tions or pay increases. AXYDLBAAXRE 3.30—Pop Caravan ; 10.30—Iniro Bo Tues. Nite Pat g | The return shows. that the | : & LONG FXZLLOW -400—News Headlines and Weather 10.35—:0 Honor Of Kedaly mines department is where the } i 4 ' } 4..3-—Canadian Roundup | 12,.00—C BC News. -|bige money is. There are §83 One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is use CAPITOL ( Ali i) iY KEQU : 4:-10=Pop- Caravan ————"""1'12.03—Sports Scores Inland and (civil—_servants—tn—“that—“depart- forthe thréé-L's, X for the two O's, etc:-Single-letters;-apos-—}-- 5 ‘ hit COOPERATION.»+ IN 5.00—News and Weather Marine Weather iment making $11,000 or more! . trophies, the length and formation of the words are all -hints. TTT §.05—The Outports | 12:15—Musie In The Night ‘annually a . : Each, day the code letters are different. 5 . $.25—Marine ‘Weather } mous 4 . * 5.28—The Outports 1 a A Cryptogram Quotation ee, |’ CONTRACT BRIDGE Pe a ee ae ar’ : ; gSe—The Gutooris re F DRHKKFLV OTFF T RIML 6.00—News and Weather els by : rind ahah “ 6.10—Tonights Music By B. JAY BECKER I EUUV RISV—DBTKO 6.30—Business Berometer 6:25—Tonight’s Musie psoodea | Yesterday's Cryptoquote: HUMAN BEINGS ARE THE 7:00=Back to” the Bible i "| _ West dealer. ;However, if East has the Q-7-4| ONLY ANIMALS OF WHICH I AM THOROUGHLY AFRAID. 7.30~—News and Weather : Both sides vulnerable. lyou should first cash the ace| —auaw - aperne Yost aa NORTH ae . (© 1986, King Features Syndicate, Inc) Anes AJ92 | You have no way of knowing i are i Tate cee otis stich defender tae the 'NT** Bie Be ABD ING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DANE HEC DECC EBON Purseneily @852 missing spades. but there is OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR OTHER AMERICA Ss 10.30—Christian Frontiers A107 nevertheless a right way of tac- — ; : ae 30. : DRINKIN’-UGH!- THINWATER'S 11.00—News a4 Begional Weather WEST - EAST kling the trumps so as to assure IT WONT ROCK WALL ae CHICKEN SOUP!” 11.05—Starlight Serenade o-— @Q74 the contract. What you should \ STREET, BUT IT'LL 2 ! 11 S0ccNews and Weather 9Q1074 9932 do is lead a low spade towards YOU SKEPTICG APPARENTLY DOUBT MY PRON, UPSET SAKE! LAST i, fed : 11.35—Starlight Serenade @AKQ102 @197 dummy at trick four : JESS AS AN AUTHORITY ON ART, DESPITE WEEK HE SWUNG A ¥ > 12:00—CBC News, Maritime Weather| @2863 ° — &J95 |_Im the actual case. West tm, [THE WINTER T SPENT LECTURING IN ROME// ayo) ce atAGUY/ | | ey a a ae SOUTH [mediately shows out and you |~*HAK-KAFF/<~ THAT'S WHY I BROUGHT |! Wit gear HIM | i> Te TIE ET @ K1080%% ___have_no trouble drawing East's |HOME TH\S CHECK INSTEAD OF DEPOSIT= | Marcin’ PENNIES!) | | om —S§A RADIO ers trumps without loss You take a ING iT IN (AY CHECKING ACCONNT YOU'LL : : } ol tusieas o 54 heart finesse later, which loses, |SOTICE I MADE A TIDY - dd «2 but you wind up with ten tricks. | §:00—The Morning Show, Part» | The bidding a ha Now let's look at the other 7.00—CBC News West North East South side of the coin and assume that 7.03—Inland Weather end Sport) 1@ Dble Pass aS after vou led a spade tn the ace Scores : | Pass 3@ Pass 4 at trick four East showed out 7.06—Music . Opening lead — king of dia- This would be an unfavorable esata ide Weather end . Sport FEN . . development. of course, but the - . IBY POONA ores Let's fav von're declarer at contract would still be-safe re. r 7.30—Lift Up Your Hoare four spades and West leads the <ardiess of the position of the SN acer CONTACT // 748-1; Weopened Tod Oe SEEPAGE’S CHICKEN onan ewan eoey ‘and naturally start to worry You would continue with a 8.00—CBC News jabout the possibility of losing a spade t6 the king, after which 8.12—Regional Weather trump trick. . you would cash the K-A of clubs Sd Martine Boorteeans Of course, this can't happen !f and ruff a club. You would then 8.21—-Musie ithe trumps are divided 21, as put West on lead with a «nade 8.55—Weather |they normally would be. But, and he would have to return a 9-00—CBC News |being a conscientious. declarer, heart into: your K-J.5 or else © 'O—Commentary {you must consider the possible yield a ruff and discard ‘