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Oswald's Books Probed By FBI

NEW_YORK (APl—The New York Times says that Lee Har- vey Oswald. accused as the as- sassin of President Kennedy. had borrowed from a library,

a New Orleans coffee ware- house at the time, book out the

book on June 15. On the same day. Oswald took out The Huey Long Mur- B

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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 4, 1953, ullswyer ran with the full support the glass entered of outgoing President Roi-nulu after it left the

Betancourt. chief enemy of Cu- -ban Premier Fidel Castro in Latin America.

90 Arm eration (FALN) its second ma- jor setback since voters began lining up in record numbers after dawn Sunday in defiance of death threats from the un- derground terrorist organiza- tion. Officlals said between 95 and 96 per cent of eligible voters turned out.

a book on Kennedy. one on the assassination of Huey Long and several books critical of com- munism.

in a dispatch from New Or- leans, the newspaper said the books were borrowed last sum- mer from the Napoteon branch of the New Orleans Public Library.

It said agents of Bureau of

der Case. by Hermann . Deutsch. The book deals with the assassination of the senator in the Louisiana State Capitol building in 1935.

Other books that Oswald bor- rowed between then and July 24 included The Berlin Wall, by Deane and David Heller; What We Must Know About Commu- 3ism.t by‘ Harry and Bonaro _ _, v vers ree: ussis Under checking cardIs:“i3rTt1Tl:let:iol‘ibrzT-e K"'"5h°“"' by “°"‘“‘d°’

. P’ w concerning 0 s w a l d's reading habits.

_the Federal

'1‘-he dispatch, by Fred Pow- ledge. said the book on Kennedy was Portrait of a President. written by W. R. Manchester. The book opens with brooding words by Carl Sandburg about

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after Kennedy’: assassination.

had described himself as a

Marxist and a supporter of Cu- ban Premier Fidel Castro.

Among other books Oswald

Glass Bottles Banned Near Vessel Holds

House of Commons Monday.

queries from Opposition Leader

about foreign matter in Cana-

this is a matter of some pride.

the wheat elevators at dockside in Montreal. He said that the damaged constitute a small proportion of the $500,000,000 or- der to be shipped to Russia by next July 31. Mr. Mcllraith was answering

cargoes

Diefenbaker. Warner Jorgenson fPC—-Provencherl and Douglas Harkness (PC—Calizary North).

The minister said only iso- lated complaints are received

dian grain shipped abroad and

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OTTAWA (CPl—0rders have been given at all train-export ports t.o stop using glass bot- tles near vessel holds. Trans- port Minist.er Mcllraith told the

Meanwhile, i n v e s t lgations continued into how broken glass got into some wheat shipments. to Russia. He said it appears‘

Gordon Angus Stevenson, 20, of the Moose Jaw RCAF station was strangled by a after his car left the highway in said Friday. Dr. R. C. Bridges of Assiniboia said an autopsy showed Stevenson died of stran- gulation when his turned Wednesday and his un- conscious body was suspended upside down by a seat belt for two hours before the accident was discovered.

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borrowed were some by thriller- writer Ian Fleming, who gener- ally was regarded as one of Kennedy's favorite authors.

Abraham Lincoln’: assassina- tin.

Oswald. who was working in

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Independent Lottery Action

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May Be Considered By Que.

OTTAWA (CP) — The Quebec I government has indicated itl meeting Thursda may consider independent ac- eys-general and

oral

Mr. Chevrier reported on a y with attorn- other provin-

tion if ‘law not cial representatives. He indi- amended to permit provincial cated, the official said, that lotteries some provinces fear a lottery

A federal official said thislin one would create enforcement

suggestion was presented to the [problems in others. federal - provincial conference i only Quebec has expressed in- Friday when it considered a re- terest in a provincial lottery al- port on the subject by Justice though some provinces have Minister Lionel Chevrier. called for a code amendment

What action might be taken to legalize bingo. could not be learned. l While referring to the Quebec

Premier Jean Lsage's npen- stand as “a strong and impres- lng brief to the conference asked sive case," the justice minister that the Crimin Code be is reported to have told the con- changed to permit Quebec to fcrence it is unlikely there wit] conduct provincial lotteries as a be a change in the code to per- source of revenue. mil provincial lotteries.

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' ° ° CENTRAL EUROPE AGAINST WA‘-D5CllMlDT AND Ontario MP Fails To Find gl:f{,i3§is°‘N"%. m”“§'-i s‘.""‘”““l»"c’t5‘:’>’“E . -I L° 1, RAWNGOFA coasters SEC UNUSABLE W el er COITIPI 6 IS -mm mrwursraraiam 5°V5'iR5 W5" . rogsnp/.4/ii/sizaraso Fair EHWMY Wfm ,0, OTTAWA i(‘.Pl .-. An unsiic-| to obtain all correspondence be- 545” “F5”-GFORM/V544 7 ApeifI:”I9rol cessful attempt has been made § tween the RCMP and the Alert ADD/7/Om‘ lwnmmul “‘ ‘l'oHoLV|N@HANp§ in the Common s to find rvice. INTHEMOVIEF ' t h in th RCMP D ld S. M d n id. secre- ‘ xgiudesvlvlsis Conimunist or spurt?-‘l laryoniafl JllSilC¢a(l\’I‘i,nla5l€|‘ Ch9V' I z versive organizations and pub-l rier. argued that the RCMP C lications in Canadian to anti- should not be required to make 503055 4-511°"? 319°!’ 33-NW 3 Communist agencies. such information public. 1':/}[“:,g:h 3" 5'1li’I;l;° b°‘ Douglas T-‘isher iN‘DP—Port _l-l_e contended! it [would] in— apreahmu mam“ cheu__ 243":-n‘_ 2 Arthur) said he}; Sii‘PO|‘lElY tiiib1ttfl:)erC\;Iorl;n% tlfiigtlictieraagig we“ fully punt. Dects that the. CM provi e ce f mformauon tn dry pointers: ‘wicked taudw itili1ft:)rrlh1ift1ihnseil-gllefithy alnv(:ll"cJ)l-lctifilhl Isitivurces 0 10 8'f:que‘ted 25 ‘may - - . m come: .1’ dedicated to anti - C _ ' ‘i . 12.Compet.itor dial._ 27.Li)gel?tI, activities. with a list of. known 13.Run away 9.Vehicie with steel and suspected Communist-front an marry rumieu helmet .organizstions.. unions and. pu - _ u.Omlt. 8-! 0- 11-ClPhe|'~ w.Reg-rel: I-tadnfu Anna ncafions in c,.,,,ad,,_ L ad Ra‘ syllable 17.Candlens1t 32.Morsei . 7.Rodent His motion for information! e S e 15-‘dim mu“ '1“ 34-R-“E8841 3-Eulptifl-I was talked om without teachg 16.Clattered 18.-—-—— and mountain 39.Dwell mg a we lln Venezuela i3'£:.“:,il‘.';." 1. l.‘‘.Z...... .. ;:.‘:,.,...... 1;’ §?:.‘;;‘.’.:. Mr. Fisher said the RCMP ‘worker ‘floss ‘out ' I _ places l::ed”c1: 1l:i“av.sli°i CARACAS. Venezuela (A-P’-— 33-?_<t1i°?nit0 80-N3In'I um 38.God at 44.'I'he hand: . ' 1. 00 Ztilixsa ted thisnd II. We *° "‘*"***"‘°."'- . 353.‘. L°?3l'.i1‘.‘;"’§.°‘?§§'Z’...Z?L. =3-B-ck " °' =5 h “:8 MR qufitlng 1! -Mtatenlq.-9? ment‘s strong anti-Castro piat- 2°‘Tmy pl°°° '< ‘V om-‘er juswe mlmser u_ form. sailed along on a com- °f bread km‘ Sam the RCMP has “"0” f t ble lead in the race for the 2&0“ °£" erated with the Alert Service‘ ‘;_';;denc"’ Monday A mm. of religious and considers it a reputable Beam - mdiéated he“, order: Colts “"9" m°dl"" popular approval of Venezuela’: ”'Ug1y old H9 Sflld 5 “’~°9"l— "9-“'3 19"” demand for stiff action against 81 Kain: of the Alert Service gave a list ub;,_ ‘month of a number Communist With unofficial tabulations ap- 33_1,,c;t, front organizations and publh pg-oaching the h3]'f.wa_v mark, 34_A It : cations. _ L_eoni's margin over his closest “High ¢. = To find out whether the list rival fluctuated between 75.000 pm,“-5 originated in the RCMP secu-land 90.000 votes. sg_L[br‘n‘n: G’ rity branch. Mr. Fisher moved The 58-year-old former labor abbr. @ 42.Port us 43. On are CONTRACT BRIDGE M---~ =- . e8.Bls.ck and U! blue B B. JAY BECKER X y E North dealer. could see the opponents‘ cars‘-da. 1_B£_’:wh "I Neither side vulnerable. All Iytoiii ddhave to ti; is ru d: zxonh __ ” hea n umnw. e a spa finesse, and you won then ‘ . have twelve co trim nsmr OBYPIOQUOTE — Here's how to work it: .AKg3. Butin reallifetheiiandisnot Axynpggsxn ‘9-(52 that simple. You dont see the 1. LONGFELLQW Ea5t'w°"‘t -°”d5h‘t land‘ fionsk One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A is used ‘ AREN'T YOU? 4 4 O Q73 't:":e£“ayn'dy°g 32$“ 0:? 5 mm’ for the three L's. X for the two 0's, etc. single letters. apos- ¢.., esiosss exsres P ° 5 ' him, the length and formation of the Word! are all hinta. . Q1073 QJ53 Problems Of till! SOFT OCCIII Ill mu “N the mde letter. .1‘ different‘ Qme Jo the time. In general when you ‘I . BOI‘J"l'll are‘ missing four to queen tgf A G-yptaogi-am Quotation : :§§°"" .'i.’i:.l.°.".i.‘;i".§“f.”°:..’i.‘i;.:"‘I..; wm me u mum m» - 0 :13“ :3;“:;§1;:f“§;"‘;‘fe:;k°1?h‘l“; Ix-r nvnnr -urvuwr vorrr Inns‘ 3 "ll work out belt in the long _ h'h”‘”““ l"lll’l.DEi'i‘ll‘l§lDOClIlCll'C|flIlRtIfl' ‘KT Dr‘! ‘Tut!’ EIVDMTOI > North Em 50119! W‘ ces. - Yeeterdora oi-ypooquoie: FROM msmmno corms *9 P‘-5' 1* P“ In the present hand. south is wrsnou AND moss srmxmo Rl:PENTA.NCl.— '5 P3” 5 9 in six spades and is -faced with xv;-Anny ygovmzn »

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0lIl.flacl‘eat\ssIels‘~uliate.1Ia.

es if on should play the hand so as to l give himself the best chance to ‘make the contract.

He sccs that there is no partl- cular reason for him to play the trumps abnormally and that be

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cnt was dealt three to the queen. He concentrates his thoughts. herefore. on the problem of avoiding a club loser. By timing his play correctly he can accomplish his aim. He sets as his goal the establish- merit of an extra diamond trick in dummy. He wins the art lead with the ace. plays a die- lmond to the’ ace, and mile a 5diamond , Then he cashes the king and ;ace of spades. learning in the

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in the nine as a trick. . Now he trumps a heart with lthe lack and leads the nine of ldiamonds, discarding a club. it Inlnnd t. Marineldoes not matter whether East ruffs the diamond ~ the only the defense is the es.

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