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Police said iAiIEYE was no evidence iot iorced entry, indicating the tihlei : PETERBOROIJGH, Ont, Jan, 30‘ used a key to go to and from the a 1 3 —(CP) - A $900 payroll was stol- oflice.

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Napoleon and Uncle Elby ‘ By Clifford MocBride

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J Robert stimson. BBO cerrespondh

Many d! the arguments that isko_ ent, witnessed the assassination o! place at the bridge table are Mohandas Gandhi.

really "mnpests in teapots." To- Hecabled these impressions:

day's deal i: l, case in point. “The shots did not‘ s'ound very

. ' loud‘ -“- they reminded ms o! fire-

- crackers. when titty were ttrod,

South dealer. l 3°“ "d" "‘“‘“"""°' Gylllﬁirltllidﬁeiglﬁblayckhlter tun 1 saw ‘K Q 10 O l some o! Gandhi's entourage grap- OAQFQ? pllnz wtthahea astmusina 04$ milieu-ll coat. e ma time on (IR him, no doubt 1mm wounds in- Q 5 5 5 5 Q’ _ ﬂit-ted by his assailants.

3 N UK 7 "Gandhi was picked up by some I3 W E 0K1"? o! his followers and carried into 0Q 3 7 3 s 4 3 Bil-l; House, where he was taken ‘w a l’ ‘J 9 ‘ s into a back room," Btilnson laid.

* } :0 8 5 4 _ Suddenly reellzltlon o! what had . 9 happened swept throuzi- the crowd ‘ A Q .7 6 2 and a terrific‘ cry o! grief arose.

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‘Ifhe bidding! dred people waited wilt‘: a srlet South West North nus most movinx to reef’ 8t Ion n d- Pasa Pass 1Q Pass "Men and women‘ wept and beat

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e 4‘ .“_ F 1'15’ West decided to open the ace o! spades — not that this muttered, l I - inasmuch as South would have had to lose a specie and a trump lrick in any case. when, however, East? ' defeated the contract will hls heart l —"“ king, a v_olent argument broke out l ST. JOHN'S. Nfld, Jan. $0 _(CP) lJetWeerl North and south as inf-The 17-month lite oi the New- WllQ had been guilty oi "overbid- toundland National Convention ding". The partnBrShip dld not 1,159 ended in a 15-minute session todal any artificial slam convention, and ' 5nd "5 re¢ommendaitlon5 1°‘ the therefore there was no difference of Pollilllﬂl Yum" 0‘ u“! 01d 3°,‘ opinion on that ound. South 0111i’ Wm 11¢ "wrwarded W U" simply felt that North's jump s11 Commonwealth Relations Oﬂlec the ‘way to five hearts had been immediately? overly aggressive, while North ln- The memorandum ensured that sisted that any lesser bid would a choice between s return to re- have been downright timid. sponsibie government or continued Commission Government will be Examination oi the North hand ln' placed before the people o! New- the light o! South's two-heart ioundland next sprlrlﬂ- response, and even allowing tori No recommendation for confed- the tart that South had passed-oration with Canada was included originally, can scarcely fail to lead‘ although the 45-man Conventlon'< to the conclusion that Nortlfslze-IG vote against its inclusion ﬁve-heart jump was completely was noted. souhd. There u-as great "duploat- Sir L. E. Emerson. administra- lon oi values" in the comblnerhtor o! the Commission Govern- hands, i. e., South's club suit, aside I merit, in dissolving the Convention from the ucc, was a virtual WBSYAL: exhorted that "Newfoundland re- The slrm would have been Llmost tum to a democratic system either cold it south had held as little as by administration o! its own five hearts l0 the kills and either affairs or in association with some

black n00; and EVOIl with South's other gountry," Mill-iii holdins. i-here ‘was almost a Thu reierence to an outside 59-50 Dior for the contract. country was widely interpreted ss Theoretically, south needed onlyiindicatlng that the question at the heart ﬁnesse; the possibility o! ‘ union with Canada will be insert- “ ﬁlm“ Yllfl- "en tllvllﬂh is oxis- led by the British Government an “d- “'35 "i" 1'97"“? t0 l"? 198ml the ballot. enabling the Nowtound- ' land people to make a final, three-

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Black llswks Plea-sod With Charlie Gosacller

l ‘TORONTO, Jan. 31 — ICP) - 1! charlie conscher. coach o! Ohi-

tlnue his coaching chores next

season, he'll be welcomed with

open arms, it was reported here int nlzht.

"Boy. oh boy, am I pleased that. we got charlie," said Hawks pro-- sident William Tobin. “He's cer- tainly got the team going."

But the big ox-Loais star who changed Hawks from a beaten brigade into a playof! threat, wasn't so exuberant,

"I don't know yet whether I'll

‘be back or not,"i he said, "We haven't talked about it."

Cmscher's_ system o! individ- unl coaching is probably respon- slble lor the greatly improved

goaltendlnl of young Billie Fran- cis. .

‘Tm concentrating on Francis." said Conacher, "teaching him to watch the puck instead o! the‘ mln.......,I think the whole teem is doing well and slthoulh we probably won't make the playoﬂs, we'll give any team a battle."

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