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.given minor clerical duties. These WOMAN UbE" wlNGs do not bring him in contact with FOR 25' 0T JUMPS men who mi ht bake adva ta "i" an opponunﬁy to cam, ‘Lutwufe’ végaiiviarowii. out. Oct. s original sentence imposed by a wnr Y? )_ An ‘fﬁwnimwﬂw V1181“- There has been nothing to mark crimes court. lzlown hoiisieiiue has invented a the former general as being diI-, Even Meyer's attempt at friend- p 1 off II“ ‘which 5'1“ U595 I0 fercnt from other prisoners of iil0‘liness with Prison guards has been If’? mm Duh-tings 20 to 25 feet penitentiary that is. nothing curtly rebu fed. It is said that on £1115 Pml G01 v which appears on the surface. But frequent occasions shortly after t ' ‘kn- "h" mm!" 01' there i»; ii gfaﬂt dividing line be- his incarceration here. Meyer ot- a’ dumm"; bigim W°Tk1ﬂ8 0n her tween Meyer and other inmatel. tempted conversation with his “ g5 two 39345 83° BIN-T (ii-Woot- 1118 an. altrtempt 0o learn

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Although the death sentence’ im. .- him even on n-iviai meme“ of parachute SlIK and bits of plastic.

osed on Mcycr by a Canadian trim Reports. unconfirmed by prison “my 100k like a mrass of gigantic Eunal for the murder of Canadsnnvbfiicials who have clamped a rigid ‘miller-like Dockets built onto even troops during the fighting on the censorship on information con- 1318?!‘ feathers. These feathers or Western front, was commuted t0 ccrnrng the former SS general, are 311‘ P053918 flusih the air back life imprisonment, Meyer isstill a to_the effect that Meyer is} mode] through the larger feathers on to murderer or Canadian soldiers in prisoner. He goes about his duties a plastic back. In so doiinz. a viic- conspimtors in Hitler's master the eyes of his fellow convicts. i111 _a wcrkmanlike manner and his uum is formed undemicdrih the plan for world domination. For in_ For his nwn sailcty, Mover isniiitudc towards his guards is Caller feathers. The vacuum together F0l‘l'i‘CilDlli not permitted to mix with OlIlPI‘,\AliIl0LIi that arfﬂﬂﬂnfe “Dd 511D?!" W111i a movable outer attachment

IYIEYER RECEIVES NEWS 0F FORMER COMRADES SENTENCES IN SILENCE

DORCHESTER. N, 3,. Oct. 6- Behind the grey stone walls of the Maritime Penitentiary here, former SS General Kurt Meyer re- ceivcd news of the sentencing of l9 of the 22 accused Nazi war criminals In silence.

Meyer was silent because there was no one to whom the former Panzer commander could express an opinion on the fate meted out to his former comrades and cc-

and the men whose duty it is to keepers, but the guards have shown bins

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this grim house of _ _ _ . . _ _ Meyer. once the toast of victoi-y- prisoners, I‘Ol' this reason he has,ior_1l.\ so iipicnl of many German at i_lie_ wing tins allows for the flushed S5 troops, is now a ior- escaped the "hard labor tasks as- prisoners who were brought to possibility of pmyyulsion by means

gotten man. signed to other inmates and is Ginada during the war. of eamest wrist act-ion.

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Charge Tito With Using II. S. iiiules For Army Puipom

By ALEX II. SINGLETON WASHINGTON. Ont. 5 —-tAP)

~F‘.H. Lo Guardia, reimwned as e bis city mayor but not on such

eral. former mayor of New York, delivered to s, press conference this theory as to how the charges arose: . ‘The American army ted some miules to the Yugo: v iumy some moimhs ago. The U N.R.R..A. sent. other mules there for relief and rehabilitation work. 'l".ime pass-

miile-sgueiggljng among themselves —or r m; purposes, Mr. La ‘i Guardia said. , 'I‘l-iat satisfied iihe uestioners. ‘temporarily. ‘But aft/er t e confer- ence was over and Mr. La Guaidia ihad departed, it dawned on at least ‘one reporter that mules are - brids, bred by crossing a horse wi h a Jackass, and they do mt repro- duoe. The charges aiose from ltsh- ed allegations by four un entitled U.N.R ILA workers Just but from Yugoslavia that MarshoO Tito has been using inules and trucks [with "us A.” markings to move i troops and supplies up to the Trieste area. ! "You'll fir-i ii good many mules ‘in Yugoslavia with l ‘US’ branded on their necks." Mr. Guardia. commented. "We don't brand them on the neck-we breird them oi-i another ant of the ain- atomy." and he iumped himself Ilﬁ6 below the

Iin ‘any ease, Mr Lo. Guardla air,

“high-ranking UN.R..R.A. qffic- ials" to Yugoslavia. He said he would "take action" if the charges

Doain Anhesuri Ilindeiaaoretery of State, placed the United States on record in. favor of a vigorous U.N.RR,A. investigation of the charges.

His remarks lent force to o - ions expressed esilier in Amer 4 diplomatic quarters that the United States would pies: for dimlpltrisry action-either ems/pension or cessa- ifOll of relief shipments to Yugo- 5DVI1Ir~II the ohniges are proved.

EXPERT DEFENDS MALIGNED BIRDS

‘TORONTO. Qct. 4 - (GP) — Canada's double-crested oormorant is a greatly misunderstood bird.

Anglers and commercial fisher. men picture the big black water towi as s sinister type that goes

Mrs Golden. said a weak hell‘! so far has prevented her from more stringently testing her wings, UP {mm platforms D eos. - u 1r. height. Most o: her "rlylns he!

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(By Iaule Nevin)

, Oct. 5 —(A?) — Soviet delegate A. A. Arutiunlan, angered by a peace conference proposal to put e, watchdog over Italian arations, today accuse’ the United States and Britain of violating their four-power agreements.

At the same time. Yugoslav rep- resentatives said the were ,"'m- suited" by the smslnels of the

proposed ymants. s exc ngel took place in the Italian economic commission

where peace conference representa- tives tangled on reparations, sole major Issue to be disposed of in commissions before tomorrow night's deadline. A

Foreign Minister V, M. Molotov of Russia left for Moscow by plane confer with Prime Minister Stalin. A Russian embassy spokes- man u-id he wsi expected to re- turn by Monday. when the plen- ary session of the conference will meet to take final action on the peace treaties before the Oct. l5 adiournment date.

State Secretary Byrnes of the United States conferred with For- eign Secretary Bevin of Britain. but the nature of their discussion

fish away Iran hooks or robbing t naturalists declare that fovestigntions invariabl clear the 1rd of all charges an prove him to be a benefactor rather than a meneoeto man Latest group to campaign against have been a group N’ fishermen in the Polnte au Baril ares of Georgian Bay where the birds an relative first being observed '

around their ent their nests.

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. e spent res weeks Pokinéjjabotm the big bare rocks on ch the birds build their nests, shot some specimens and ex- amlned them While official re, suits of the expedition have not yet been made public. Mr. Baillie

birds had eaten commercially val- uable fish but concentrated on such coarse varieties as suckers uni rock , which prey on game fish themselves.

Investigation of a similar com- plaint by salmon fishermen in New Brunswick revealed that. the oor. inorants were not only innocent of the charge of eating salmon but had l. definite aversion to the fish and developed indigestion when fed salmon in captivity.

Although oormoi-iints have an ex- otic appearance an they stand bolt upright on the bare rocks with their hooked beaks extended, they ans native to Canada and can be seen. anywhere from the Atlantic coast to the prairie lakes. Ilieie are a down UOIOIIIGS tn Ontario alone.

In Peru where the birds are more plentiful. they sre valued highly es s source of gums, a fertilizer

been done at night because die is shy of publinltf-

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‘me Soviet charge against Bri- tain and the United Staten was made at a morning meetin of the Italian economic commie: on, and thiI afternoon e British gofoul on reparations grants tau e off new fireworks.

British delegate W. Olerivil Hall proposed that Italy pay E;\XDPIH 525900.000. Yugoslavia end Greece $100,000,000 each and that Al- bania, which requested $1,101,000,- 000. receive nothing.

The charge of violating the big four agreement was made by Mr. Arutiunian as the Italian economic commission adopted l2 to 8 en Australian proposal for establish- ing an international commission to supervise all economic clauses in the Italian treaty.

Arutiuriian declared that the United States and Britain had vio- lated an agreed section of the For- eign Ministers’ treaty draft deal- ing with reparations. He appar- ently referred to article 64, which deals with reparations to Russia and provides that other claims should be taken up a-t the peace conference,

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LEADER 0F SE61‘

100 YEARS OLD , England. Oct. 4 (Ci?) Dressed s high, square bowler ha: and frock coat, with his long Dundreery whiskers especiall trimmed for the occa. sion, " Hhop" William Huddle cel- ebrated his 100th birthday by preaching a Sunday sermon to the Peculiar People, the tbligious sect of which he is leader.

Founded In London in 1&6. the Phculiar People seek no medical aid in cases of sickness but rely on oil, prayer and nursing. Can- mainlv of simple working people, the community has inet with severe criticism at lnquseis on children who have died for want of medical attention.

Bishop Heddle has worked em. on; the Peculiar People for '13 years. Records show that he was born in Stromness, Orkney, in 184d.

KALGOOIILIE PIPES WATER. 350 MILES

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