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$10199
FRESHER TASTIER PRODUCE - Full Truck Loads DIRECT TO
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Beautiful EASTER LILIES
Three Blooms
6 in. Decorated Clay Pot
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REMOVED James G. Cross,
above, president of the Bak
ery and Confectionary Work
ers, has been removed from
office by the executive board
of his union. Peter Olson, secretary-treasurer
of the union,
also was ousted. The action,
a union spokesman said, re
sulted from certain rticotrve
ures concerning the activities
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Irish Playwright
Wages Bailie in
Toronto Hospital
Toronto - (BPS - Brendan
Behan, 38, Ireland's colorful
playwright, was fighting tha
most serious battle of his life
against the bottle today in a
Toronto hospital.
The writer's latest drinking
spree landed him in a private
hospital early this week, and
reports from his doctor, wife
and friends indicate he is on
the brink of death.
Behan's wife, Beatrice, who
Tuesday feared he might die
after two violent alcholie
seizures, said Wednesday her
husband was "much better."
"He's even managed a lake
or two with his doctors and
nurses," she added.
Too Optimistic
But Wednesday night, Ea-
mon Martin, a close friend,
reported the writer had slip
ped back a bit."
I m sorry to say we were
a bit too optimistic" he said
Martin was quick to add
however, that "Mrs. Behan
and I are still expecting ha
wiil pull through."
Dr. Bavtd W, Pratt, the
physician attending the play
wright at Surmyside Hospital,
described Behan as a "ter
ribly, terribly sick man, des
perately needing treatment."
He would not comment furth
cr. Warned By Doctor r
Behan is a diabetic who has
in the past been warned by ,
doctors that drink may cost
him his life. He indulged in
a wild drinking bout last
week following the opening oi
his jaiz show, "Impulse."
A clash with police follow-
ed, he landed in Jail, was bail
ed out, was fired as emcee ot
the plush jazz revue, and
started his pub crawling in
earnest. He wound up in the
hospital Monday, the day-he
was scheduled to appear in
court to face charges of as
saulting a hotel detective and
city policeman during hit
earlier shenanigans.
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& chewt
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Russia Urged To
Curb Veto Demand
Geneva - CUPft - The West '
warned Russia today Its de
mand for a veto on inspection
might prevent agreement on.
a worldwide ban on nuclear
tests.
The tlnited States and Brit
Bin urged the Russians to
withdraw their demand, indi
cating that Moscow's reaction;
would be regarded as a token
of Soviet intentions at the 2Vi
year-oid nuclear test talks.
U.S. delegate Arthur H.
Dean and British Minister of
State David Ormsby-Gore did
most of the talking at the con
ference's 281st meeting today,
which will be Us last before
the Easter recess. The con
ferees will meet again Tues
day. tussia's Semyon Tsarapktrt
said only that he hoped to b
able to reply to the Western
spokesmen "soon after th
Easter recess."
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Ail Occaitons
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Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 20 Discount
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CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE
Eugene Youngster
Drowns in Slough
Eugene -IUPD-A 2V4-year-oIct
Eugene boy drowned in a
slough near his home Wed
ncsttay,
The boy was identified a
Mark C. Moir, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Moir.
Thoro were no witnesses.
His body was found floating
face down to two feel oi water
by his brother, Tod, S. Two
neighbors nulled the body out
of the slough.
JUST TOO MUCH
Lewes, England -9ift- Irri
tated by doiens of questions
about why the 8:5? from Lon
don was running late, a por
ter exploded to passengers;
"Elephants are tearing up th
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