* loyalists, headed by baviyer

“Gucheo.
a odds ate beat. ©

ons

. past .

‘mew Tory ‘candidates,. ‘im

» ~ posed by party leader Brian -
-. Mulroney last, fall “is about
sho expire: and there: instil] no.

_ Bign ;
Quebécets si
on the, ‘Progressive .. “Con-
" servatives'.
Strength in: the province.

high-profile
g.to cagh in’

x new-found .
-. With: a’ vfederal - election: ©

expected later. this year: ‘and ©
dhe: Tories: in’ “contention i in

“perlfaps a dozen of Quiebee's
"5 ridings, the. party ap-
os pears to be attracting few of
the well-known local figures
~ needed'to break. the Liberal |

" Btranglehold ¢ on: Quebec. .

_ pears |
a mainly: Tory: organizers and

back-rooniers: ate willing to

"come ‘into ‘the: “open ‘in ‘the
.. quest‘ for? ‘nomitiations.. ‘But!
this does not! bother’ Bernard -.
- ~ Mulroney's: -Queber oo

“bow ‘candidates: since the

coming election “4g. ‘going to
be: won with people - who:

shave. a. following. in their

‘own milieu. " 7
; “This. ig not necessarily.
done — with

a _ Complicating : am

ie 1e8s

Tory |
‘leadership battles in: Quebec:

between «., Mulroney's:
‘backers and Joe» Clark's

Marcel Danis.’
MAP. STRATEGY |

Clark . ;
‘Jeadership, ap ; ontinues -
0 meet regularly |W

“federal election. A
\Clark loyalist‘ “put,” it,
E: Taembers of the group wont.

- Construction
Rene-: “Delarue,

“execiitive
-’ former:
finance - “director ‘for’ ‘the

Clark ‘arginization’ | in
Quebec, says the group does
riot constitute. a” ‘parallel
organization to. the main.’
stream one, now-in the firm |

hands of Mulroney loyalists;

“We “are a group of

friends “W whirshave . ‘beeh

meeting ‘regula ly aver the
10, years... around
Dania, ": :#ays: Delarue, who
is not Hinge interested in
running. . a :
: The. Clark people “were -
involved in some ‘tough -
battles with the Mulroney
camp--- to: nominate
delegates, which gave rise
to accusations and ¢ounter-
accusations about. .
packing of . candidate
selection”: ‘meetings: with
juveniles and derelicis, and |
a variety of dirty tricks.

‘ Clark loyalist” Denis
Beaudoin,.now an. aide-to

“the” formrier’ .party leader,”
: ‘admits “there are'still some

bruises in-some. places.
. “There are:some.. people.

* who don’t speak . to me, or-

~ whom .T don't speak. WO. a.
Memories ‘of Tough : times
* during

the. - Winnipeg’.
meeting and-the leadership
campaign, [t's normal,” ho

* said of his former political
opponents, without” naming
thems ;

NeW mm |

LET US PUT
QUT TRE MAT
- FOR YOU!

na idast bomen Levert a wee ong"
be aa
Nancy Gourlie. ;
635-1877

Pim

| “high profile
‘candidates.", - 3, oy"

,.- More. than sis. sont
‘afler the:

a a

the |.

> Wee that’ helped ‘us. Thé Clark |
‘against thiog se iW _ Broup’ ‘3 main preoccupation’ ’
‘defeat the. Teal ier-thatnow: ” thesedays, according fo one
_wewill be the last ones todo: member, is to nall down -

. nomitiations for fried and.
“help: with | financing...

, Members. *
Jacinthe: Lavigne, former

Beaudoin. sald
“Loyalty. isa ‘word that. T
_-consider ‘most inaportant i im

loyalty stressed thé. ‘same.
point in) a, published - ‘in-
 terview, this week: when: he -

“and, its ; -mogt | ‘important °
“silpporter is Joe Clark."

“BEEK NOMINATIONS.
Danis was: not returning’.
bis..calls' to reporters this .

Apart trom. .

“GOLDEN, B.C. (CP)

though not authenticated, as
collection of Nazi documents found In the attic ofa B.C..-

sineLude * 7

aide to ‘Quebee’s only Tory: -
-MP; ‘Roch LaSalle, who now. .-
ds vinferested.;in : being” a’

“ candidate. in: ‘the: riding. of
Lotbiniere’. southwest of 7

farmlrouse may ‘offer ‘an uuntnual Blimpse into the highest

_ Gireles of the Third Reich;*. .
>The: more than 3 000 artifact were hidden alrnoat 40 years .

oyaliata, few. ‘high-pronite
‘published report’ as gaying . -
tive? re helping the people

week, ut hewas quoted i ina.

sald: “There ‘aren't. two: , Quebec City. .

-campS in the er, ‘Danis has let It be knovin as
ity. There 2 he’ wants’ {run ‘in, the’ .

leader: le Bri 1” Mulroney . “working: : elas. : Montreal +

~ with rota? °°" 2 -
- While’ Roy has’ ‘made. ie

party. “I

names have surfaced for the

“future; ‘Political intexitions,
Reflecting on past errors,

have: not | - worked - oit

- because .“‘the ; -foundalion ’
was missing, and. we didn’t”
manage to: convince. ‘the
“time :
* around, hesays, the party’ ia.
Tiding.of StJacques; ‘while’ ~ .

Beaudoin says he intends to:
- yun/in the Eastern Town’

‘ships ‘riding of Richmond.”

electorate. Mire This —

on the. ‘lookout t “ people

‘clear the ‘party. will: ‘na

club,
. » history of ical: nm

election; One that has is fhat
‘of. Lawrence | ‘Hanigan,
chairman: of. the - Montreal...
: {ransit ‘eommission ” “and”
“former “right-hand | ‘han to
\ Mayor: ‘Jean, ‘Draped. : He
“returns. calla’ to: repotters,
but refuses to: discuisa ‘his’ :

, Quebec.

ms by the Centre’ de. techerch

the ‘Tories have a.
establishing ~ “roots,”

it has as. “tradition; ‘of

- Naming, then’ pinning’ “its

hopes on Quebec lieutenants
— the Jate financier Marcel ~

" Faribault inthe 1960s and: .

MP Claude Wagner in’ “the”

197068 ~ “who don’t: produice. :
“Ore,” <, results, “
"Roy: says? big ‘name ban: os
; didates’ recruited in the Past

"The lateal poll, conducted’

sur’ Jopinion. publique” of:
Montreal, indicates the.

‘Tories would get 35 per gent.

af the popular vote” ‘in-
Quebec; ‘an’ increase

election: four years: age.”

But the: choice - of.” wean:

didates will be a key factor.
Even Mulroney, who i ig from:

longer, be run’ BB a ‘Pulvle. - Baie-Comeau on the north

¥ of the documents, some ‘damaged ty ‘waler’ and
“gonie. chewed up by mice, seem to be personal | correspon-
dence between high-ranking Nazis; said Cundiiffe. The

. collection contains ; invitations, letters of thanks, and.

; ago by: Fred, Sdhiesser, a. Canadian military intelligence ;

- operative. during ‘the Second. World War.

Schiesser, who returned: ‘to. farming near ‘this - Rocky
his family: in the dark: ‘abgnt his -

Mountain community, ke;

experiences and how he ‘acquired the documents; shipped o

from Europe before the end of the: war,"
- The family, led by daughter” Julia’ ‘Cundliffe, found | the

‘material and began’ sorting, through it after Schiésser "Be

death. wat age 80 last August. .
A handful of photographs and some coples ot dcisints
were show to reporters. Thursday. .

‘commendations from: the éadership to party. officials.

BEAR SIGNATURE |

Among the reprodactions shown to reporters: were copies
‘of a -brief greeting -.by Eva Braun, Hitler’s longtime
mistress,” scrawled 03 ‘the. back-of 4 calling. ‘card. Other ©
cards bear the signature of Heinrich Himmler, leader of the:
SS, the Nazi party's. military arm, 6 '

A card from Himmler!s wife, Marga, congratulates’

Gerda’ Bormann on ‘the birth of her daughter. In another -

note,” Bormann: himself: thanks a, party. official for:

. “congratulating him on’ his birthday,

 Cuhdliffe. said in an interview. the collection contains :

about: 245. ‘papers; more ‘than. 2, 000 Phiotos,, several -bookks,
- pamphlets and photo albums,’;" ”:

deputy” leader’ of-Germany until hé:made an unauthorized

’ Twoo! the albums bear.the signatures of Rudolf Hess, the

cpeace. flight to Britain: in 1946, and: Martin- Bormann, a -

"powerful behind-the-scenes figure atill believed to be alive:
in South America;: > -

Many at the album: ‘hota are. eof the men 's familie, said
Cundlléte. ‘ ne

TORONTO. (CP) — ‘In, the hatile. for dominance i in the

personal computer market, Steven Jobs is convinced he. has ‘
. a winner. oe

The. 28-year-old chairman of Apple. Computer Inc. of

"Nagi Jeaders: such as. ‘Himmler, air.foree chiéf Hermann :

== Jobs claims’ computer win

Cupertino, Calif, says most of his life for the lasl 18 months ,
hab been devoted to, the development of a machine named

- Macintosh.”

Now.that the new compiuter has been: jelessed, he cannol: :
stop singing its praises. “We are so excited about this, and.

Of

. everyone | that gets their’ hands on it is falling in love with

‘Jobs, ‘ona North, American tour to intr éidtuce Macintosh 4 to
‘Apple's dealers,’ said. in‘‘an: interview: ‘the. machine’ will:

a n .
‘become ‘‘the third mileagone product in the industry, alter” ‘ “Our: ‘challenge is to ‘build one. of these things every a

the Apple II in 1977: ‘and, the: IBM PC in. 1991,

“The way this thing i is put ‘together is radically diiféreni -
froth any other personal computer,’ Jobs says, rattling off. :
technical terms and explaining marketing strategy in the.

same breath. . ws!
EASY TO LEARN. ot ee

: diagrams, charts, and “‘cut and: :paste"’ them’ into your
documents (on'the screeh). It's absélulely incredible. n
' Equally incredible has been the growth of Apple since its

founding by Jobs and Steve. Wozniak about eight years ago

— when the first’Apple computer was: built” In‘a_garage ~-

In one’ type-written™ 1937 letter, Furst yon’ pismarek i in-
vites andther party ‘boss.to a deer hunt al his estate.
_, Several copies, dealt ‘with routine Nazi: party matters,

: stich’ as progress on selting upa party’ office in Padua, italy,

in 1935. .
‘Cundliffe. also showed: three ‘reproductions of Hitler

bestowing: ‘medals on ‘party functionaries.

The photos Cundliffe displayed; most stamped by: Berlin:
- photographer Heinrich Hoffmann, included.some of senior

Goering, and: propaganda minister: “Joseph Goebbels:

structions that make Mac doits tricks cicils adjectives like
~ “elegant” and “beautiful. " ;
‘REAL NEAT’ : .
” Jobs says /“I consider it a real neat thing to be able io get

up every: morning and get to work and bang out wilh all. the .
: erary artists thal did this." *

: Apple’ 's last major Product: offering, the Lisa introduced.
in January 1933, hasn't sold as well as expected, Jobs says.
the Macintosh, which is aimed at the office and university
markets, retails al, $3,595, about a third of the ree of the _
top-of-the: line Lisa. “ ’ re

Préduction of Macititosh is under way in Fremont, ‘Calif
seconds,” says Jobs.

computers, ' utilizing advanced chips that pack. electronic”

_ieireultry more tightly: The machine's simplified assembly
; makes the high volume production possible.

“into a company which last year had sales of. $989 million, _
‘Jobs's. personal : worth’ ‘has been reported to ‘exceed $200 -:

million, ~ * hk
“Modest ambitions didn’t gel him where heis. “We want to

put computers ‘( on every desk i in every office and in every |

-school. ver

“At one moment Jobs sounds like any, typical businessman |

_ concerned. with shipping “product”’,“but-at the next -his:.
- excitement is apparent as he speaks. of technology that
_ promises to aller: the way millions ai, ‘People work,

As he sits hunched aver the computer" 8 screen, demon.
rating. a A patticularly: neat t feature;

‘4 3

“We ean teach people haw to use this in half an hour and
‘they: éan‘de incredible things. You, ean. draw pictures,;

ithe design ¢ of in: ies

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- shore. of, the St: Lawrerice
« River, has shot committed
himself ito! Tunning in
Quebec, ‘although he has
said he would like. to be a
candidate here,
- Says Roy: !'As far as lam
“canoer his options are
open.’ ed

‘Executions |

are. listed:

7 “TALLAHASSEE, -
(AP). —:Here is a. list of
* convicts executed since the

U, . Supreme Court allowed »
per cent since: the. gene |: . states to restore ‘the death
" penalty in 1976: .

4. Gary- Gilmore, 36,
‘executed Jan. 17, 1977 by a
‘ firing squad in Utah for the
- murder, of a motel clerk,
_ 2..John Spenkelink, 30,
electrocuted May 25, 1979, in
Florida for. the murder. of a

executed ‘in' Nevada's gas
chamber Oct. 22, 1979, for
‘thé murder of a newlywed.

4. Steven’ Judy, 24,
“ electrocuted:March 8, 1981,

in Indiana for killing a.
three

woman and her
children,
“5. Frank Coppola, - 38,
elec!
-' in-Virginia for killing the
‘wife of a car dealer,
‘6, Charlie Brooks Jr., 40,
“Killed by lethal --injection
- Dec. 7, 1982, in Texas for the

murder of a used-car

salesman. re "
7,. John ‘Evans’ iL, 33,
dleclrweutad April 22, 1983,

in. Alabama for the murder .

“of a pawnbroker..-

8. Jimmy Lee Gray, 34 34, |
: executed Sept - 2,-1983, in-

. Mississippi's gas chamber

_ year-old girl..

slaying of a restaurant
. assistant manager.
. 10, Robert Wayne Williams,
31," electrocuted Dec. 14,
- 1983, in: Louisiana for the
killing ‘of a> supermarket
guard during a holdup.

. John, Eldon Smith, 53,

“electrocuted Dec. 15, 1983,.

‘In Georgia for the murder of
‘two newlyweds,

-12, - Anthony Antone, 66,
executed... in Florida
for artanging the ing ofa
private investigator, -

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