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OUR flflbllmlms For Examiner nun Au rele pbono PA Hut The telephon number to call for the Boston or EditorIll Dept ll PA 5651 LOCAL Winona close with mumn ml on Wladc Low to nllht Hle kindly For luminary no one then 96th YearNo 48 Heres what Carl Sutton city traffic staff thinks of the latest snowfall Carl and his mbasthm mt HOW DO YOU LIKE SNOW CARL on lamb Exam BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA FRIDAY FEBRUARY 26 1960 colleagues have been working keep Barrie moving through since daybreak clearing park ing lots and city streets to die second big snowfall in sc ven days Examiner photol Doyle Is reed In FtauiC llONTREALtCPlJudge Red mond Roche today freed John Doyle president of Canadian Jav elin Limited on charges of con spiracy theft and fraud involving $4800000 worth of Javelin stock Judge Roche delivered his deci sion despite an effort by the pri vate prosecution to havtflhirn re moved from the case on the ground of parliality Dollard Danscreau one of the lawyers for theprivate prosecult lion said outside of thecourt that the judges ruling was 7il legal Mr Dansereau said Judge Roche had refused to be served before going into court with temporary writ of prohibition aimed at preventing him from giving his decision and from hav ing anything further to do with the case Mr Dansereau said the writ signed by Judge Roger Ouimet of the Quebec Superior Court al ieged partialily onthc part of Judge Roche during the prelimi nary hearing that has continued intermittently since Feb WALKS FROM COURT Mr Dansereau and other pros ecuting lawyers who have been conducting the case were not in court to hear Judge Roches judg ment Mr Doyle said after the judge finished reading lengthy reasons for judgement Thank you my lord and walked out with his lawyers Judge Roche Wednesday re duced to $5000 from $100000 the cash bail out up personally by Mr Doyle after he was arrested her Jan 19 on charges laid by James Banning of suburban BLASTS Buenos Air cts Hampstead shareholder in Canadian Javelin By his decision today Judge Rochc refused to comply with decision of Judge Ouimct naming himIas commissioner to go to New York Paris Geneva and Liechtenstein to hear evidence from witnesses there Judge Roche said he feels he would be serving no useful pur pose in going outside the country to hear witnesses So far the prosecution had brought before him no direct evidenceto indi cate Mr Doyle might have been linked to conspiracy within ju al jurisdiction of Montreal courts The charge against Mr Doyle alleged that he conspired with others in the period between May 1955 and July 1959 The charge said the alleged fraud and theft of $4800000 involved the transfer of 1350000 shares of Ca nadian Javelin stock to Swiss bank Shelton Headlines CNE Show Week TORONTO CP Comedian Red Skelton will be the headline attraction for the first week of the Canadian National Exhibition grandstand show this year the ONE board of directors an nounced Thursday Skelton will be paid $55000 for seven performantes highest perperformance fee the ONE has ever paid The CNE is secging Victor Eorgc Jackie Gleason or Eddie Albert for the second week ROCK DOWNTOWN ANOTHER WAY TO LOSE Cllll PHILAOELPHIA tAPMy ron Haber was only too happy Lto allowsamattendanttofpdrk his car in restaurant lot while he went in to eat dinner Thursday during rain andvcold when he came out the car was gone So was the attend ant Haber went into the restaur aunt to inquire Attendant asked the em ployees Why weve never had an attendant WEDDING STYLE MALVERN England iCPA college student from this Worcest ershire town composed his own wedding march for his marriage 000 years TORONTO CPI Thrcc high ways lo the Kawartha Lakes dis trict north of Pctcrhoroughatill are blocked by drifts after Thurs otbcr main routes are open the Ontario highways said at noon today Earlier today five highways were reported blocked by snow The three still impassable nre 86 115 And 507 The department warned that FIND 1000 MUMMIES CAIRO tRcuters Archaeolm gists excavating in Nubia Upper Egypt have found giant burial ground with more than 1000 mummies many of them chll dren dating back more than lt was announced Thursday CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States launched huge rocket today in an attempt to put an experimental Midas sat ellite into orbit Mldas mission is to detect ballistic missiles sec onds after they leave their launch lng pads The 88 foot rocket rose smoothly into clear sky at 1225 pm EST and arched toward the southeast The bright Home from its big first stage engine was visible for more than three mm utes before burning out Anannounocment whet the satellite achieves orbit ex pected here in about two hours alter it has had chance to make one circle of the earth The intended orbit for the dot vice of more than two ions is between ion and 200 milesabova the earth Midas which stands for Mis sile Defence Alarm System is the first United States satellite launched for purely military purpose Theair force has kept most details about it secret CONSTANT WATCH Officials emphasized that this is only an experimental vehicle forerunner of series ofsatcllites Pedple Scream 29 Die In Crash SHANNON Ireland New Yorkbound Italian airliner with 52 persons aboard crashed and exploded in tiny Irish came tcry today with Iossof 23 lives Neatysixof those aboard the Alitalia airliner many of the passengers were said to be Ital iaos bound for new homes in Canada and the United States4 died instantly and three others later in hospitals Of the 75 survwors many lay near death horribly burned their bodies broken One Italian Pietro Russo 22 ycareold mechanic frpm Bisig nano was flying to Toronto with his wife and twoyearolddaugha es Tense for to start newbie as immi grants He survived but thererwas no immediate news of his wifeand child The crash at am within hours of an air collision in Rio de Janeiro that claimedst llves brough to more than 325 the death toll in eight major plane disasters sinceJan CLEAR WEATHER The fourengine DC7 crashed immediately after taking off here in cold and clear weather It had set out from Naples landed at Rome to pick up more passenr Eers and stopped in Shannon to refuel As Ike Lands At City BUENOS AIRES GPHPres ident Eisenhower continuing his South American tour flew into this Argentine capital from Bra zil today as an atmosphere made teose by four bomb explosions shortlynfler midnight gripped the city An ordorly crowd of 5000 in cluding Argentine President Ar turn Frondizi greeted Eiden hower In brief airport speech Eiscn bower expressed satisfaction that our commitments and common aspirationsprovidc one stone in the structure of peace The explqsions rocked downtown Bucnos Aires and one ofthem damaged the stock exchange building onlylfour blocks from the government headquarters No one was iniured Policebelieved the bombs were set off by diehard followers of ousted dictator Juan Peron who never in ses chance to embar rass President Arturo Frondizis governm Eisenhbwer was to spend weekend here placing more em phasis on diplomatic talks than parading Most Argentincs wcre less an thusiastic about his visit than the carnivalminded Brazilians who were hosts on the first stage of Eisenhowers fourcountry South Am can tour aimed at bolster ing the position in key Latin American countries Pamphlets protesting Eisen howers visitsome reading Ika outwere scattered in the city by three small leftist organiza tions Police took extreme precautions to prevent any outbreak of in dents luring his stay POLITE GREETINGS Leaders of almost all sectors pleasure at Eisenhowers visit and support forhis goodneighbor gesture Even Peronistas and Communists issued statements welcoming the president with the courtesy ovied to to chief of state The Communists promised to ehave politely if Eisenhower comes with the Camp David spirit ThaUS president will pay brief visit Saturday morning to Mar dcl Plota Argentinas fash ionable seaside resort and then will spend quiet weekend with Frondini atBarilnche mount ain lake resort reminiscent of the Camp David setting for Eisen howers talks last fall with Sov ARMY HISTDBYgtPOPULAR OTTAWA Army head quarters said Thursday that the third And final voldme of the Canadian Armys offlclal history of the Second World War has be come best seller sunscreen days scverc snowstorm but all department iet Premier Nikita Khrushchev of Argentine society expressed Clairh Highways Still Impassable lmany roads south of Georgian Bay are narrow in places and blowing snow is causlnx poor vis lbllily Only one lane in each direction is open on Highway 401 and the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Tar onto area Crcws still were re moving cars abandoned to the drllLs overnight Provincial police howevcr warned that although some of the main nrtcriol roads bro open you take your choice on whether to try them In the north there was modcr ate to heavy snow with some drifting in the Lake Niplsslng Sudbury ond Kirkland Lake dis tricts and highways were mostly snowcovcred In the rest of the north highways wore bare to centrebare with snowpacked and slipPen sections us Launches Midas Satellite Withllim To Detect Missiles planned to whirl about the earth on constant watch for enemy mla sile activity They will carry in frored sensing devices to the heat trail of hostile roc at as it is flred immediately to the US which thcnwould have about admin utes to broce for nuclear bomb ardmcnt and to send retaliatory weapons on the way This first Midas contalos the infra red equipment The plan nomcape anaversiafidVan denberg Air Force Base ln Call fomia Will Try WOman In Guests Death TRAFALGAR CP Mrs Norah Cussion 34 was com mitted for trial Thursday on reduced charge of manslaughter in the shootlog death of Ernest here Feb She was released on $2500 bail allowing prelimin ary hearing The court was told Bessctto was shot after he accused his wife Hazel of having improper relations with Mrs Cussions hus band John Mrs Bessctte said she first met MrCussion in Moncton ME in 1945 and was once en gaged to hlm After her husbands accusation she noticed Mrs Cussion stand ing in the hall with gun In her hand After shot she saw Mrs Cussion leaning over him saying Dont die HintUK Wants Too Its German BONN Beutersl Theuproar over West German plans for mili tarylfaoilitles in Spain took new twist today with suggestion Britain also wants to establish Spanish hoses Questioned about it West German defence ministry spoku man told press conference he could not say whether his govern ment had suchinformation The British foreign ministry was the first to confirm the West German plans for Spanish bases which have touched off furore on both sides of the Iron Curtain In London the British orei office denied the sugge on in West Germany that itam wants Spanish bases Saidm pokesman can deny categorically that there has been any move what soevcr of that kind BASES IN SPAIN Spain is not member oft AlO although the United States has rbuses there Thursday night Defence Mini ter Josef Strauss believed tobc the author of the German plan defended his contention that be cause West German territory is sonnrrow itmust have supply depots in other countries The West German defence min istry said Thursday night Strauss will visit Greece March 1046 for talks and visits to military instal lations But the Greek govern ment promptly tanbouriced it bad This warning would be flashed Is to test itn missilesf launched Bessotte 37 guest other home SNOW HIDES SMALL CARS ronomo cry Agroup of residents in suburban Don Mllla banded together today to dig their can out of drifted driveways They were working on one car trapped in drlvcway when man approached and said Would you chaps mind get tlng off my car The shovcllcrs dug down and discovered small EnglLsh sports car completely buried in the drift below thclr fact They obllglngly dug it out too Boys Admit Setting iOld Convent Mire MONTREAL CF TWO boys ndmlttcd Thursday they set fire to historic convcnt on Nuns land off Montreal The boys It and 12 years old were arrested Thursday night by police of suburban Verdun after an anonymous telephone call The abandoned threestorey grey stone convent had stood since 1723 and the Congregation of Notre Dame Roman Catholic rc llglous order which owned the island until 1857 had hoped it PRINCESS MARGARET To WED cameraman per Copyl4 Pages Romance Secret No Dqte LONDON tCPlPrlnccss Mor garcl plans to marry 29year old photographer Antony Arm ItrongJones was announced to lay The zdycnrold princess has known ArmstrongJones for two years but thclrromanco war carefullyguarded secret and to days announcement coma Is total surprise The wedding date was not an nounced The Princess and Arm strongJones first met two years ago in London party They have met continuously since that tlmo at various places nnd they have been together at Balmoral and at Sandrlngham sold Clarence House press accre tary Mn John Griffin The Queen and Prince Philip were sold by spokesman at Buckingham Palace to be de llghtcd because this Is obviously such happy match The announcement was made in the following Clarence House court clrcular It is with greatest pleasure that Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother nnnounces thc betrolhal would be preserved as national historic monument TORONTO CWSouthern On tario was walstdeep in snow to day and haggard traffic officials were prescribing measures for tho provinces clog ged roads after the worst storm in 16 years snowfall varying from 10 to 15 inches whipped into high drifts by winds gusting to 50 mllcs an hour covered most of the south TeenIlgers Plead Guilty Car Theft CHATHAMCPlA youth and two teenage girls arrested in Toronto last Sunday pleaded guilty Thursday to year theft charges The three originally had pleaded not guilty 15yearold Chathnm boy also charged with the theft is being held for juvenile court The group also face charges in connection with the armed rob beryol Rodney area family early Sunday morning when child is alleged tohave been threatened with knife Spanish Bases Issue DevelOps nothing to do with establishing bases The Strauss plan has won sup port from nowspapers in Spain and West Germany preme commander General on reports that he was livid whether he thought Spain might join NATO The British press again splashed newsof the West Ger man plan ovat its front page The Liberal News Chronicle sald was blunder but Strnussywas more ofa fool than knavc GREEN PROBEES ISSUE OTTAWA CPIExternal Af fairsMinister Green said Thurs day Canndo intends toget to the rootf of reported attempts by West GonnanyandFiancc to air slle bases He said that terlbcing formed of the denials he had checked on whether the matter In Oslo Norway NATO su Laurls Noratad declined comment about the West German plan and had been raised the NATO count The Canadian repreaenhtlv had informed hlmnotauc ousalons had taken placethere Canada intended to raise the utter thdera hav¢ been of her beloved daughter the Prin cess Margaret to Mr Antony arn sections of theprovinceuaad brought trafflcto virtual stand still by midnight Toronto lo the centre of storm front ranging from New York City to Chicago was smoth ercd under 12 Inches of snow The weather office said snowflurriel will continue throughout the day but the worst has passed At Burlington near Hamilton two women were killed in two car crash on Highway at the height of the blizzard Dozens of minor accidents kept police and road crews busy during the night WORST SINCE 1944 HaroldBradley Toronto works commissioner called it the worst storm since the big blow in 1944 Even with equipment donatgd by private Industry to aid the citys 400 snowremoval machines he said Torontos streets will not be fully cleared until Standby On Dec 12 1944 the worst snowstorm in Torontos history paralyzed all normal activities and caused 14 deaths total of 22 inches of snow fell that time Aecompanlbd by freak lightning flashes and thunder Thursdays blizzard hlt Windsor In the after noon and moved quickly toward the Niagara Peninsula and Tor onto London StCaiharlnes Hamil ton and Toronto allwere bit hard Public transport was run nlng an hour or more behind schedule Rush hour motorists add latenight shoppers were de layedas much as six hours and city streetsvand rural highways were cars is motins IN orrAwn Nearly eight inches of new snow piled up in Ottawa overnight littered with abandoned PRINCESS MARGARET Charles Robert ArmstrongJonas son of Mr Armstrong Jones QC and the Countess of Rouse to which union the Queen hosigladlv given her consent Motorists not already stranded were warned to leave their cars at home Flows were busy trying toclear back roads their efforts hamper ed by cars stranded during the night Turn to page five please States Provinces To Swap Violations NEW YoRKfAPA group of American states and Canadian provinces decided Thursday to take notice of traffic violations in other states and provinces in cases against their own drivers The agreement came at meeting here of northeastern re gion of the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators Ontario was represented The associationolso agreed to exchangc records of all violations by outofstate drivers with their home stolesor provinccs CIB WorkerDies Under Train Wheel IGNACE CPlCPR tralnman Paul Mulsltl ss of Kenora Was klilcd here Thursday when at fell beneath moving train Railway officials said Mr Mul ski was attempting to boards caboose during switching opera tions and lost his footing sooner mama FORTERIE tCPFlre Th rs day night swept through the car pentersshop at thc Fort Erie Jockey Club PRESS TIME masons game Til8 Discount TORONTO GP Toronto banksdarachhrgingfilscountat the rate of pa than $1 apokesmensald today ParrySou Nativ PW VANCOUVEE cent on all Amarlcan coins totalling more or Morvyn MOore anativaof PorrySound managing cdlto of Th was announced Trains and Toronto Hours Late TORONTOPICP éTrialns arrlvlng ere fromtflttaw were four hours and delays were reported in today due to on almost nrarrlvedatuo 14am and another id GoldflMedal AP éswpdcn captured th Victory in the wo so otters