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Barrie Examiner, 30 Oct 1959, p. 1

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lish anew Whytcbaven mission for children on zsracres at land near Nelson The self appointed peter mother who has caredfor nearly 2000 children at her home near this Oshawadistrict town during the last it years said today the Nelson property was given toher by man named George Talbot Vlahad never seen him before she said The newspapers had made one of their usual mistakes and said we were moving to the Kootenaysl hodno idea of mov ing to the Kooteoays thenand Mr Talbot offered me the land Mrs Whyte said she will be starting mission registered un der the Religious Act ioB She had run into legal trouble here because she refused to reg ister Vhytchaven here under the Ontario Childrens din schools twoFontincnt BARRIE ONTAR 30 Site aewirANmenicri Mrs Bertha Morn Whyteywill estab mimiu airmen HAROLD bloklllsn gtVASHINGTON chset by shortages of priests and the Roman Catholic ground in turbulent Latin Amer Chureh appears to be iosing C8 dThat said church officials main reason for speci episcopal confor converting to nce opening here Mondnquivel sign ejPriésts Schools Catholic Church LosesZGround special delegate Officials said populations at the 20 Latin countries are still over whelmineg Catholic yetlhc church is urperienclng many dil iiculties It has found evidence that some of the faithful have he come indifferentpthat they have turned away from the church Protestantism The great problem the oliiclals axioms not sronr msmr The Examiner today pubx italics its first bodrey edition included as speclal supple meat The eighfipage souvenir con sists of pictures at individual players action shots and story coaching theberoic and comical incidents that have made the Barrie Flyers the most colorlul Junior club in the country The Examiner proposes to make this supplement an an swarmsof poisonous scorpions The disasterMeidcos worst in El floods western Mexican slate struggled today nin st privation and COLIMA Mexico AP With 000 or more feared dead from hu or and widaproad thedazed people at this recenf historyicovered an area on the Pacific lation of about 100000 coast with apopu The vioiént storm thatroarcd 5c Per Copy26 Page illage dropped relier an op from planes but much is still needed In similar disaster in T80 plco five years ago the United States Navy moved in the air craft carrier Snipaa to help with evacuations This time although theioss of life apparently was greater trying to cope with the disaster alone the beicons were stilF InfMeir Hail Petawawa prominent Canadian churchmen saidis to overcome shortage wilLettcnd along with others of priests and to increase inciti from the United States and Latin ties for educating Catholic adher throiigh the port of Manzaniiio Tuesday and the floods that fol lowed drove thousands from their Home Act claiming her home was mission and not covered by the net nual edition increasing scope year after year thesteel hat ofleieditb efore The Examiner photographer could New Sim Couoty Offices he dies awe and up into the sky Everyone to his own of course hutthis work said they will probably be istered home RDS manscemedundisturbednos ing 50 feetabove terrafirma The buildings are taking shape fast nuwyand already the two side wali nearly finished The job it hid be complete about June 1960 Liner 5Friéiohiér fHit Near Estatoe NEW YORK APJThelincl Israel and freighter collided Thursday night in clear weather Jflst north of the Statue uiLih rty in New York barb One at Israels crew wa vwssinsl The coast guard said assengers aboard the Israel towed to shipyard ingErooklyn remained onthe 9881 ton ship overnight Although some pas Iscngers wereshakeo up no son injuries were reported The accident occurred shortly after pm WI visibility ott Bedloes Island was th holes in henprow safely ton HudsonRiv pier No aboard washurt RAEL DAMAGE arrow Th rael hit amidspr on sat tely datenniiied Mu of the shiptraii gt in oil out of 8112an most crossdrafrie in the channel unable to save the baby boy Batters Teacher YORK AP husky 14year dschoolhoy halt an Illmile third collision liisyear of oceangoing vessels in theliew piirssirinr9riiisurs moving up the Hudson River from theupper bay An alinightvseareh was con ducted for themissing seamen Anthony Benitis of Haifa Israel He last was seen ondeck repair ing ladder and apparentlyfidl overboard in the collision SKIPPER DNBRIDGE The 45am freighter oarr dga crew otabout 50 The skipper Capt George Vickcrs 57 said was on the bridge at the time The weather wasvery goo vmyclear The impact was not otlong Israicl tuilt operatedby Zim Is rael Navigation Company 05 Haifa sne was bound for Gihraié ta Piraeus and Haifalhe 1gtROPosE 71an wink ronoNro CP Abiziacre provincial park was posted Thursday for the citys outskirts Theparks and tions committee decided to aslt the Ontario govemmeot would interested inacquir the municipal jail farm property at angstaif for park purposes wire pf lied wing today of polio The Saturday Phys no man te eherththefloohwith fistsThursday after Signs Contract lowed the same attern as union 1440000 tons of steel year Thursday was the deadline for her to rigister and the Whytes charged with operating an unreg Whytehaven operated by Mrs Whyte and her husbandbcrt local rubber company worker was closed lost July when provi clal authorities removed 07 ch drcn because of infectious dis cases in tbe borne All but one at the chiidren have either been re turned tothoirparcnts or been made wardsvof the Childrens Aid Society Whytehaven will be sold but there are no prospective buyers yet Mrs Wbyte saidWhat pos sessions she moves to 36 will depend on transportation 3rd Steel Firmx PITTSBURGH AB The on reoTsmeitrorkerfitfnio heartened by agreement with third smali company prepared again today to continue eiioria to make peace with major Ameri can steel firmarln the looday contract strike The union and Granite ty Steel Company signed anew la borpact Thiirsd night It tollt agreements with Keiser Steel and Detroit Steel earlier in the week vG anite City the 17th largest producer employs 3250 workers in millswith capacity to produce Like Detroit the compapy had been operating throughout the strike ndcra contract ex he newest agreement came several hodrs after top evel negotiators for the union and the jndqstryfs big 11 com 17 an failed to make any progress in meetingtbat lasted nearly three countries The Vatican will send newspapers report that Chinese troops are massed on the borders of that India is convinced the Com munists intend to occupy 6000 square miles of the Kashmir state ofLadukh story from Darjeeling today says heavy concentrations of Chinese troopsare near the borders of the independent states of 53km Bhutan and Nepal small tworoom house baby it when 14 who was am iar new 13an neutersmnoian rec Himalayan states and The Hindustan Standard in charged the prime completely failed inAbis foreign policyand in preserving the in dncentrated near the road in temporarycampa er and that Chinesetroops are Chinese Invasmn The reports came after demon strators outside the home of Prime Minister Nehru Th gightdcmanded his resignation members of thelndian Socialist party shouted Nehru resign and ush out in Chinese ban dits ursiday he demonstrators about 50 urétary minister had gr of Indian territory iroin reigniaggression ifcnidren BahygvSitterHuddle OTTUMWA rows AmSeven oung children crowded into ith is destroyed the rea dwelling 1r The sitter Sharon Ann Dooley owes her lifeto afireman ith the use avinghelped remodeiit se shim oftha honseflrst onlydoor died early today In RodinDie Iii Flaming Home The fire burned across the trout blocking the Mrs Campbell whose truck driver usband Carl is reported in Illinois sufiered shock and wastake to hospitalMrs Van Horne Police aid to comment rim llids semi feared The newspaper also says there has been renewed lighting by Ti betan rebels in the Amdo and Kham areas of Tibet commandant vbour who police said was out ontheto with Mrs or raine Campbell whose 1in child for MissingVMen Wilma alvnnicrpo search and other races sible to ekercise control over TV CubasillhnYiChiel Lin Moral Hann Joamnsbunemri Dr Albert Hertzonginister of posts and telegraphs uth Alri cause of the manyrmnral bdrm and dangers connected with Interviewed by the Johannes burg Atrikaans Newspaper Die Vaderlaod Hertzog said nothing but miniature movie brought into the ho is and over which parents bav gun control The result is the programs ca be very damagin What parent will allowa child to sea anykind otrprograml The front of wrong showson childre less devclopedrpcople othe fh white canbe destructive Hertzog said the experience oi othercpuntries hows it is impos They were exposed to interests which produced iilm programsi ran trnded purelytor monetary gaineven if lountry was troyed by declare Vanishes Flight We must not forgetvtelevision Dwight No TlHn Svlllrica Carlalaistwa The Van Horne Karen Ra Patty Sue xAuthorities werenot unmedi cans will no getielevision hey aw 3b dfifmgmftfi the only meansn heal n0 eVidence of having beentfired the hia erehtly tram house net mm Hg LONDON APiA newhoolr memotrs rays Geri senb or played golLinstead of gut ing itary preparations at crucial tagc of the war party dcd by private plane is seek two Chapleau railway bush near this Northern Ontario Jraiiway centre Merlé NewcomheIa CPR cori ductor and George Weedon an engineer were irn ting near Amyot 20 miles east of here and early this week brooke rapped isenhower as man Whose slroog pain was mensrnissing since last Friday in were to have returned home homes knockedover communica tion lines and overran highways hindering rescue efforts The independent lilo clan Times says the Indian govern mentis convinced the Chinese in tend to occupy 6000 square miles of Ladakh shown in Chinese maps as Chinese territory Judie andChina have long dis puted the borders running be tweentbetwocountries DELIBERATEPLAN Tbe Hindustan Times says the Nehru government reached this conclusion after studying various reports It dds that the tendency to regard Iigetzusions as SIT of Wenonah sign by tho Ch nese to conver their cartographic ambition into physical annexaticn Meanwhiieflbe Alllodi dents congress announce will observe Nov asthrowhack the aggressors day throughout spokesman said the day Would be devoted tomobilizing Indian youth for strong and united action to fight back the Chinese invaders and liberate our territories already occupied by them He said students would mean lze massrrallies and parades to demand firm overnment cti todefend countrys horde The same demand was made by be independent newspaper and nrlirigt and unmasked not only on our bo it said do med Canadas on standing sea cadet for 1959 at the annual general meeting of the Navy League of Ca ada Th day Cadet corps mgr Medicine Hat Alta and St Catharin nt ringwmners in the pa not attendance competition ill standing by theirdead in the garden of thonltgunicipal Palace andintbe streets Theres can inning flittwin theceme guano maroon messages for food rnscnbir in Vienna Stnte Governor Rodolfo Chavez carrillo estimated that about two persons were killed in Minntitlan located Coiima farming village of about 1000 24 miles northwest of fhejfederol government offlI cially put the known dead at 436 but conceded that many bun dreds were missing Emergency appeals for food clothing and medicine continued broughout most oi the disaster area despite roundtitevciock supf ply drops by all availableplanes do and helicopters There were urgenticallsfor vaccine against the deadly sting of seorpionSadr iven tram their nestsjn flood criimbled adobe mud brick walls In Maozanillo Governor Car reported the people are ery Everywherethey are 52 ding iready MONTREAL cm The non operating railway unions have at up an economic research bu eau to helpvrin muittniiillonsdol lar contract talks with Canadas ced today as the unions argai ing ior13000t1 Canadian pared to eel traetchangesron the ONE ay workerspre noticepof newcon The presentcharacter of wage UK For Hunting PEMBROKE 1CHHalt Camp Eetawawns liq square mile area will be open to deer hooters but at their own Skyll was announced Thursday night lol lowing compromise reached at meeting between military ofll cials and leaders of fish and Igame clubs io the Voltawa Val ey Brig Murdock comr mander of the 2nd Canadian ln fantry Brigade said decision to se the camp area tohunters had been reconsidered Declsioir to bordering on Algonquin Park was announced last spring by camp commander Col F05 bery Gamecluh officials have been trying since then to reach compromise with armypoint log out that 1400 hunters used the area last year annotation said main thrawthis number oi hunters lonto crowded honting grounds nearby would destroy district deer and creates dan 17er Pact Parley tTheres arch urcau wttimeet tbatneed He said Allan Porter 39 former research economist with the tederaliahor department has been nameddlrector of the search hureau lt Maxwell Flood 29 was named assistant director at research and is in charge of public relations forthe noopp Theannou cement came astba major railways awaited word close thn negotiations is such that highly specialized economicideta are re quired by theunions to enable them to negotiate to maximum from the unions on new contract toreplace the cur rent one which expires De advantage saidrlomk 11 Hall The negoutlng team inn ready approved the demands hot so forvlhey have not been made pub slappe his aceifor calling her an obscene name The goes saleliere Monday Itiaa compiledbyr Sir Arthur Bryant from the private papersrof Alanbrooke now living tircmé inth south of Eng Canada are Magazine espread search began Thur tom rim of Fidel Castro nfuegos vanishedWednesday flying with the others from Havana adlstarice There was infirm BXplh silent for th lay llL announcingho dag coronersitul investigating death nyearold Robert Cottress urgedThursday nighttiuathr manufacturers stop puttin pointed orn rots ncar hoods

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