10 Charlottetown. Mon. Nov. 9, 1964. ‘
Pet lion Kills Baby
In» Suburb
By REMY d'ANJOU ‘
QUEBEC (CP) —- A three month-old girl died after me was clawed by a t lion in suburban Sillery Friday night
The infant, Manon Tanguay was dead on arrival early Sat urday at a nearby hospital as a result of internal bleedtug She also was clawed around the neck and body by the ‘35 pound animal. which later was
The baby lived with her par- ents. . and Mrs. Jean-Paul
Tanguay in a house owned by‘
Georges Baker. who also owned the female lion.
Baker was fined $20 Oct 14 for keeping an animal that con- stituted a nuisance. The muni cipal court also ordered him to get rid of the 11-month-nld lion named Lynda.
Police said Mrs Baker was taking care of the baby for Mr and . Tanguay when the ab tack occurred.
She had just given the child a bottle of milk and had left the apartment to return upstairs when she heard Manon crying.
She hurried hack to find the lion. which apparently was free
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[to move around the house, Lry‘ ing to drag the baby from her cr'b with its front claws. Lieut. Leon Grenon of Sillery police said many families in the neighborhood had protested the presence of the lion out of fear for their childrens safety. Baker, a former officer in the Quebec provincial police. was defeated when he ran in the ‘1960 general elections as an 1independent candidate against 'Jean Lesage in the district of ‘ Quebec West. ‘ The lion had been in Baker: ‘possession almost since birth but no information was avail- ‘ahle as to how he had come to adopt. it as a pet. He declined .to make any comment to m- ? porters
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LONDON (Reutersl—Briiain
general election by late spring ‘or y summer next .political sources said Sunday.
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Don J. Gland of Halifax. fair AUCTIONS OWN PROFIT ‘
into the socialist dynamite of president. said in two years the its program. headed by legls- exhibition has become thefch LANAEK- swunglicgl — It lation to nationalize the iron and largest agricultural Winter W35 flue 101189! an ark: day. and steel industry, a new and fair in the country. surpassed .Among the 859 blackface ram bitter parliamentary phase will only by the Royal Winter F‘au lambs which he helped Se“ begin. in Toronto. Much of the Atlanv were 15 from his own flack at ——-———-"—"—"' tic‘s prize-winning livestock and Darnchurch. Muir-kirk 6 Arrested l
.horse flesh will move on to the they gave him the best return 0 . After Fight 1 TORONTO (CPt ._ Si
l Royal next week. ‘in 10 years of breeding—£5,230. i H H x men were arrested Saturday night
following a fight in downtown; Toronto that sent three men. in- cluding two policemen. to hos- pital for treatment. 1
Plainclothes Constable Wil-i liam Liga and Anthony Farrell: were assaulted when they triedi to stop two men from beating‘ Joseph Rosendes. Police arei looking for a gun and hand-1 cuffs w-‘iich were missing after the scuffle. ;
Charges. including assault.l_ have been laid against Thomasi Beale. 37. of Halifax and Man- uel Cain. 23. of North Preston. N. .
Also charged with assault are Harold Cain. 30. and his broth- ers Lloyd. 21. and Wiley. 28. and Howie Simmons. 24. all of? Toronto.
88,546 Attend Atlantic Fair
HALIFAX (CPl—The second Atlantic Winter Fair ended Sat- urday ni ht with a capacity crowd. Manager H R. Nichol- son said more than 119,000 per- sons attended the nine-day exhi- bition. Paid admissions totalled 88.546. including 15.407
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
ate from the nation to carry. The sources said the govern-
d out his full socialist program.‘ment. even with this tiny mar-l
Secondly. the sheer physicaligin over its rivals. could doubt-. difficulty of keeping an admin-iless maintain its authority overt istration backed by the shoe-{Parliament for the Present by string over-all majority of onlyipushing through its priority five House of Commons \‘otesiplans to cure the nation's eco- in operation. 1 ' '
The Labor party ended thei And on its early moves to in- 13 years of Conservative rule injcrease PERSions and other bet!- the Oct. 15 election when it wontetits under the social securityi 317 seats in the 630-seat House. system and to end charges un-l Conservatives Seats der the technically free na-; and the Liberal party nine. The time! health service the gov- speaker, a Conservative. does ernment need fear no serious not vote except in thtI event of OPPOSiliOH threat-
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HANNOVER iReutersi—Five East Germans aged between 19 and 23 escaped across the Iron Curtain into Lower Saxony dur- ing the night, police said here Saturday.
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