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WEATHER REPORT Tuesday Cloudy with Sunny Intervals and a Few Snowe flurries; Not Quite So Cold, THE TIMES TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising RA 3-3492 All other calls ,..... RA 8-3474 hie Osha Sines Afthorized As Second Cl Mall ost Office Department, Ottows ) ike Not Our SIXTEEN PAGES OSHAWA-WHITBY, MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1959 PM REJECTS MOVE GUMENT No Action Till VOL, 88 -- NO, 2] | nnn DR. W, J, LANGMAID ---------------------------- begin foster ave { ther the Roman Catholic | wreh CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5.1133 FIRE DEPT. RA 5.6574 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 Anglers Oppose Debate Finished N Lift L OTTAWA (CP) = Prime Minis. who have refused to cross pro wr ew Ll ocks ment have Parliament Immedi- been set for 9 a.m, EST today, RESCUE WORKERS (right) | a curling rink at Britannia | others were seriously Injured | and prying to remove the in- actly set up its broadcasting com-|with the CBC saying last week shovel away deep snow and Ice Lodge, near Huntsville, where | when the roof collapsed, It | jured and dead, comaerva Anglers and Huntors adopted altlon-wise' lift locks would he bad, M | | | : Ww 4 ontreal producers, having resigned, » ros turday opposing the|'We are thinking of fish and i 1 ! . " wiolution Saturdey oppowing Sp He Indicated In the Commons| The CBC decision to defer the Cobour Actor 3 Die At ( lurling Below-Zero | present marine rallway system | not about the bucks involved in n the Trent Valley canal system, this thing," y 9 v The action was In support of an| The resolution calls for the fed- rent throne speech te, due Sonnell of Broadcasmig Uniong ih a aler . J " ' { Vi Wins Award R f C I C 1dS Orillia Sports Club stand against eration to ask the federal, jou. fo conclude at the end of this|the Eye LOE 1 V n | 0 na f : the Severn! and forests department to recon y KINGSTON (CP) -- Reginald As 00 a es P and Swift Rapids on the Bevern| Loo. vemoval of the marine rail committee came from Lionel CCF Leader Argue asked in 1 { ver, way system, Chevrier (L -- Montreal Laurier) [labor minister whether he would on by the dramatic society of St treated ' o hich' " 4 ' ationists' annual meeting which h lai stated no action by his depart-|fice "to see If the strike can't be [ary's College of Maitland was hurts & allowed to | : : the federation proposes building y op 8s Navy the eke Ja at the Fast./ital of Ontario's Muskoka play- id rts and allowes id Cold weather surged. ov Hai luded Sunday a new marine railway ment was contemplated at the settled." A old weather surged over most, mye federation was told that| phe Orillia Chamber of Com-| Eats | 0 h D ti t At resentatives of the Canadian and Dramatic Festival Saturdays roar "like a helicopter land-|son of the hotel owner, and one sending the mercury info below land waters as Sparrow Lake, and would demolish the marine shawa Vents |PEFERS ULTIMATUM night, The players received the|ing " killing three persons and in-'of the Injured, said: "I heard alzero readings, The West warmed L a Concent a Lake Sim. id Mb Herma we TA and the producers' union on Fri v y P| . WRC a y MARE ' Y ra ay to nke Ay A Milburn Memorial trophy juring eight others, crack and In a second saw day-|yn a hit coe to smel and the predatory | This, the chamber has said, College Opening an announcement by the pub-day and had heard representa. Vud | %ed Kingutor, Col It took 30 rescue workers and|ioon the I ne gn licly - owned CBC here Sunday|tions for them. adjudicated, picked Kingston Col. 1eigh 854, of Cooksville, near To- b PACLE W d took the brunt of the cold snap.|" J rete asthe aptive leglate "and Vocational noo 8 gt, I riod, 50, and hotel glents almost two hours to Temporal aron plunged as much Dw OF/fa, €1ub wid thers ow gal Sovvenent sid Avzhctive tor Dymond oifielaton at opening the time being a'back-to-work ult-|templated at the moment," he esents f The O ady| Is) g 4 . reach the dead and Injured, s 15 degree y 4 "os are no smelt or py ol to a rate Al users } fate 4 presentation of The ld Ladvijohn Canfield, 13, son of Mr, and ag 18 degrees In some place Trent wystem, fand the United States," | ceremonies Saturday for the PN ic losued on 1.20 employes added, Barry as the second best play of Mrs, Chudleigh was the daughter] Marilyn Christensen, 21, of London, Ont, and eight below in 4 | six entered, lof former Ontario premier Tom| Timmins, a student at North Bay| Toronto, Farther north, Muskoka Royal ollege of Dental Surgeons The best-actor award went to|Kennedy Teacher's College, worked almost| had a reading of 23 below, It was of Ontario, | u a uri: 1S Y Dr, Dymond sald that in 1846] fn Cobourg Collegiate's perform. ake of Bays resort district 16/Mr, Chudleigh, The student! The weather office sald the Far, \ rl | ance of A. A. Milne's The Ugly miles southeast of Huntsville, The/teacher and Mary Ann Oshorne, |North moderated slightly during . Ints, Today there were more than | . Duckling curling rink was among the|17, a pupil at Toronto's Havergal |the night with temperatures gen: | [2,300 dentists on the college rolls. | rm irth Best actress was Pamela Wake-| amenities offered guests by the College for girls gave first aid,|erally around five or seven de (0) u S1 £ or | Dr. Wesley Langmald of] Ying who played Mrs, Dolley in|Hotel Britannia which had about| Dr. R. B, Davies of Huntsville, [Brees below | Oshawa, president-elect of the "are slow. T! y ara | VANA, Cuba (AP)--Cuba's chief Fidel Castro and his war 1 ON ( ters)~The tinyitory--and tribute 4 ' , Mens. " i y [would be no Inquest immediately, 15 degrees below, The tempera. HA ' i ++ | handed the keys of the new build.| LONDON (Reuters)--The tiny tory--and even a tribute in poetry Other entries were Trenton Col, Hotel employes reported hear "It is apparent that the excess. ture ranged from 85 to 40 In the revolutionary government, after crimes trials of ex-dictator Ful. ing on midtown Bt. George Street|Village of Alloway--population 907|from Russia, feglate with Still Stands The Ing a noise like a helicopter . A 4 hectic three-week organizing , | House, Belleville Collegiate's The|landing" immediately before the|!Ve Welght of snow collapsed the central part of the province a genclo Batista's lieutenants, te Dr, M. J, Keenan of Sudbury, th ti tant centre on r y was the most important centre on| | ) . The curling rink was built n/in New Brunswick, It was be-|the outside world. fled personnel to fill civil posts = the map for millions of far-flung oo) asm, Drosdean 1a Thing Kingston's Queen Elizabeth Col. around noon, [1967 for $25,000 [tween zero and 10 degrees above| Provisional President Manuel Sill, eho) nel 0 ooh be ny wo Yip lofiate 3d Votatiosal school warLS SAVED LIVES womens [in Prince Edward Island and Urrutia's regime has been over-| totrcrs supporters, He has had| Pa Mine Hole the 200th anniversary of the birth p\ oD. 4 L , -- errmmeeenes | 'The dead were presumed to b | . debt, It bri kind to ) y y -- revolutionar; your de! rings man! Mo Digg hove Region: Honully. uo y y gent problems as getting the vital Thousands thronged the sub-| gether, : rink, At Judaghshick Societe ole W in ' sugar harvest under way and res Plu But post office in Burns' birthplace" "your od cup of Wind oundation wall pr 4 S WIGG! gg every mon a Top Boss in Edmonton, Vancouver had a GIRL LE railways and communications, the postmark "Alloway, Ayr, Jan, brother, Two of the injured were in crit. EY 3 dud A ' . 25, 1959." "And In this boundless land of an 8 n The weatherman's forecast for fore! ritiel of th 1 al (the country today: Slight modera ; ore gn "criticism of the speedy than|cherl . . Oe ar a oy aie Mra BLANDFORD, Eng, (AP) |military conviction and execution (midnight to deal with more than cherish, Resignation {and Mrs. George Belton of To. The Soviet Communist party's| and left fown--all because of |carnival atmosphere in which the Susquehanna River no longer gop rar SERVICES your fame will never perish," . ronto who has a crushed pelvis, |215t congress opens in Moscow her wiggle, (public (rials opened in Havana pours its waters Into the anthra-| PE (8 4 - -- ---- chev tt J nged stage ma 1 y y J rvice 'e shurche tue Pautanrs cabinet resigned Investi ation Sey Je unehallebged stage man. . an eyeful--five-feet, four inches [may SHIFT SITE Valley, But a gigantic pumping services were held in churches ay hecause of a defection by g ep! ROE On; 2 M Sh t i " n | weeks hence, the world may wit | ay 1p e S the boys In this Dorset market He J for 12(tlons Saturday night, eluding Belea uer Town ' town stated at her wiggle, {scheduled to start this afternoon, [missing miners, toasts to the poet's memory In g The 50-year-old pro-Western trying to look democratic But rellable sources sald It would myo huge hole in the river hed prime minister who heads the But this congress will probably Girls in the street copled it name for Whisky sand Soaring prowling Wolves Are striking Tear A m 2 (army headquarters outside the| qi, i a > an DOWIN of the traditional haggis, d resignation and those of his 20! LINDSAY (CP) -- A provincial (including the so-called anti-party] WASHINGTON (AP) mne| townsfolk talked about 1, the |e Vo te oriainally planned go. days after the raln-swollen Into the hearts of residents of La- ministers to president Glovanni police Inspector today joined in. gre le ved " |state department | | iY ; [Susquehanna ate Its way into a president Glovann ) group, denounced and read out|state department is understood to they spotted it [the statue of Burns was a wreath downtown Montreal , q "The . y The next defendant is a Batista) yw, a {of red tullps and red carnations, : Gronehi announced he would! Falls, 12 miles north of Here, bo that will be accepted hy all mission to ship 12 jet fighter Ihe hows sald my wiggly cetendan a Few belleved the 12 men would" Ps § Police sald Sunday night timber ONS v ie paders re + open Investigation to thelprese ane Jy p U ) tate " OURO y py start consulting political leaders Of estigalion into the present Planes across the United States) font 'h\icinece™ firm," Karin ng 3 Jssasainabion, hom: there was only one high spot in the Sovist Embasry "London, alter dark to raid garbage cans new government (6%, Feported jared for i000 |States, Anastas I, Mikoyan told| Republic, Ne tun "ews. seal ttle elde, and robbery, he flooded tunnels where the|"rigorl lonisyan, and dumps, They have been at it ¥ sk I . al ettie's body was found in the| Amerie ys Sovie | Gener ael Tr | OA ' He might ask Fanfani or anoth mericans that the Soviet form| Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo Is agent David Wright: Maj. Josus Sosa Blanco, was ing, [with its deep lyricism, humor le walt was sliok ask party's left wing to try a new Inspector Don Nicol of the erim. femocratic Khrushchev himself{ster his Dominican Air Force in| talked about her wiggle." convicied and sentenced to dio and democratie soith has wou week about 20 yards from a front coalition, possibly with the Liber. inal investigation branch was sent has been exhibiting a passion forthe wake of the revolution In Unhappy and fed up, Karin [hour trial which was broadcast, | THOUGHT FOR TODAY (fontsyan sald. oor, Tig sista) 3 4 starved evise srrupted repe " : voples | f€ ' edt o e faltering Social Democrats {cial police ald was requested dur |teving to do, At the same time, The 12 planes, the reports say, televised and interrupted repeat. No fewer than 613,000 coplos of pups in the area, 500 Ike . v seke y Crown A | KI thev A y every. are J J Jy It seemed likely that a Chris. Ing the weekend by Crown Attor irushehev fs directing every. (are the forerunner of 81 British miles away. laughter of thousands in the audi am going to get a new |ence, There were indications that I vour avate It is bob Russia in recent years. [the Quebec provinelal police sald | bout 500 mile : o| J0b out of your system. It Is bet- | "ui5ide Scotland, the Burns' |he fired three shots later in the coalition with the Monarchists, or|body and the death was listed as|NOT LIKE STALIN lo out 500 miles an hour but are Cu ter to risk having a black | a minority one-party Christian/accidental, Police sald they| The premier and party considered obsolete compared to not be televised or broadcast, been opposition from his party's valued at $150,000, the party aull will be halled Meht wing 2 Py b A as the real ruler of the country, | g wing, led by former pre-| His body was found seven miles| ------------------ Pella, both potential candidates and a brother, He was believed of opposition to his internal or to head the new government, 'to have been hunting, external policies, | 3 M = «" 3-Month- 0 LJ L] [J ristian Wor nity Dies Of H VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope! bishops and bishops from all ov d mother's diet, a coroner's Jury prescribed diets for Bertha Mae gh ! ! § er|Communist + controlled countries ' 3 vil John XXIII will convoke a great the world in what may well be of east lh lled countries has ruled and 19. year-old Mry, Phyllis | t , the of the Roman Catholic Church-- are eligible to attend, castern churches would be jn. | 'nce ended Saturday after the| Marasmus Is defined as pro-| to seek unity of the Christian] Representatives of other Chris. vited to attend. Jury deliberated for $0 minutes gressive emaciation because of ern Orthodox church's 120,000,000 be invited to attend, representatives, at least as ol doctor subpoenaed to fe tif y Dr. Rogers had heen handed a members was seen as a prime, The 77.year - old pontiff an- servers, But it was considered about the diets he prescribed for|subpoena last Saturday night as reunification, particularly the Ro. announce a date, but because of man Catholic dogma that the the gathering's great size and Reaffirmation of the church's Ecumenical means worldwide, stand against communism may representing the whole church 1870. Pope John already has ex. Major problems facing the pressed grave concern with the church, such as heresy and pist China, where the Red regime! The Vatican announcement was pas heen trving to a na- Seen as an invitation for a return primarily Eastern Orthodox PARTED 93 YEARS AGO aver matters of discipline. The Vatican considers the Eastern tradition and the regular admin stration of the sacraments ter Diefenbaker today turned ducer picket lines, down a proposal that the govern-| The ultimetum deadline had we SAULT STE, MARIE, Ont, Blake Uren, an Orillia conven- (CP)~The Ontario Federation of!tion delegate, sald 'conserva Iisa R deal wii 40 dispute) that those not returning to work which lays atop the remains of | three persons died and eight | took almost two hours digging | CP Wirephoto vetween the CBC and 74 striking (by then would be considered, as 5 i "ks for the game on the long-range basi- and substitution of lift locks for the|ga ) that no such action will be taken deadline indefinitely, it stated, at least until the end of the cur-|was made at the request of the ' " i y hute | € nt | the Ontari week, "further time for study, hilding 1ift locks at Big Chute] ernment anc th PY The suggestion for use of the| At the Commons opening today, Y re o me » v " v n " Rose's Twelve /ngry Men, pull HUNTSVILLE (CP)~The Yool Mis. Cunrield has a broken me In Ontario The topic arose at the conserv:| "LT, Tionn ative to 11t locks, after Labor Minister Starr had|invite the disputants into his of of a curling rink near this cap-| Six others were ad ern Ontarlo Secondary School'ground collapsed Saturday with paul White Jr,, 26, of Calgary,|of eastern Canada early today moment, Mr, Starr sald he had seen rep. | + pote [ Ada early Joday, yif Jocks would open up sueh in: mopce (akes the opposite view| [ Catholic Confederation of Labor The House exchange followed Professor 8. E. Smethurst, who! The victims: Erie R, Chud. light; then the roof fell in of Southern Ontario and ; " Ee a bd sa lamprey from Georglan Bay ake the Trent system] aes tammy id would make the Tron vel TORONTO (CP)--Health Minis. night that it has deferred for| "So far, no other action is cone Shows Her Medals, by J. Mrs, Jack Canfield of Woodstock, EFFORT FAILS It was 11 degrees below zero In . headquarters bullding of the] Paul Fraser, who played the king| The tragedy occurred in the|two hours in an effort to revive 26 below in Killaloe Scots Celebrate Ontario had six practising dent-| The Old Lady Shows Her Medals, |80 registered at the time, the coroner, said there probably| Quebec City had a bone-chilling Canadian Dental Association, b | in Ayrshire, Scotland, Sunday RUSSIAN POEM " Te srature are Ar Ze J p | ttention to . { Saturday Evening Ghost and! dome-shaped roof buckled inward roo! Temperatures were near zero period, Is turning Its a i Urrutia has had to find quall-| vice-president of the college, Scots and poetry lovers marking - " 0 , : Nova Scotia, shadowed -- although not inten An orien XS Md of Robert: BUDS: For auld lang syne we're in Vv n the middle of the h h : hae bee 2s Khrushchev ta Y inet low in Calgary and three below pairing war-damaged highways, to mail letters and cards bearing ness yebs saa ved (0 11068 of he © hers. balmy 42 above with some rain » y 0) 3 ' mmy 0 A CAUSES FUROR A havamsing factor has been feal condition at Huntsville Mem- The office remained open until {ours Yow homespun views we orial Hospital, They are Mr. | | Oo or pd . Karin Stebnitz has lost her job |of so-called war criminals and the| PITTSTON, Pa, (AP) = The|20,000 letters. | "From Baltic to Pacific shores | . . ROME (AP)--Premier Amin. Tuesday, with Nikita 8, Khrush Canadian Firm Soventeen-year-old Karin 1s [last week, cite coal mines of the Wyoming) ¥lsewhere In Scotland, special . pervicos were held in churches) Starving Wolves tall, brunette, 30-28-40--and all rn tell operation remained today before following "Burns night" celebra ec: efectio ' 3 4 The second Havana trial was|the search could a minority Moderate Socialist . [irom the spectacle of a dictator . . 4 "our "John Barleycorn'--his favorite th ; Into Shooting To Dictator Ne A ee be held at Camp Columbia, thei, finally plugged Sunday night MONTREAL (CP) UY, Christian Democrats handed his see all Khrushchev's opposition > y pH . vd eae In Ayr, among tributes laid at| © | chaps nudged each other when in the 17.000-scat Sports Palace. Susichiniie, wie ity Vay | y B prairie, Que., 20 miles from Gronehl {surance investigators in Fenelon |of the party on a set of charges have given a Canadian frim per [ { : walk looked bad for a respect. [army captain, Pedro Morejon, 38, yo" found alive, One official said Placed by the first secretary of Woloor re ha ing Tio town Wednesday on the formation of a/shooting death of Albert Rettie,| During his tour of the United on thelr way to the Dominican sald { | The first Havana defendant, men could have escaped drown.| "The poetry of Robert Burns three weeks, er Christian Democrat of the bush last Monday night, lof government is being made reported buying the jets to hol "People in the shops around before a firing squad after a 13 {the hearts of Soviet readers hn Tar vas starved als or Republicans replacing the/to help in the case after provin. party participation in what he is!Cuba has gone home to her German: born folks in Cheddington, 35 |edly by the Jeers, hisses and If vou get mad at a per- |of collections of verses by Burns Toll joviet| Constable Roland Domplerre of than Democrat right winger ney Lorne Jordan of Lindsay, (thing, and likely will continue to built Vampires being bought by J son, tell him off and get it [have been published In Soviet] Constable Roland Domplerre o g winger 3 " " Wi might he called to try a rightist! A shotgun was found beside the 90 80 Frujillo, The fighters can fly, and try to forget, she [trials at Camp Columbia will have a limited audience and will memory was honored across the week at a skulking grey animal, Democrat cabinet understood Rettle - recently re: no Stalin At Kitushenon boss fs later supersonie models | eye than a stomach ulcer, world with haggls, ! Inky, ra- (but missed, Part of Fanfanl's trouble has/newed an accident death policy {jon A pat lata Marie Soells. at A v But there is little doubt he will MARASMUS y "o- miers Mario Scelba and Gluseooe north of Fenelon Falls by his son clear the party of the last whisper | | ' PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. (CP) starvation was from a lack of | od 0 © S a A three-months-old Prince Rupert (adequate nourishment, It disre- (girl died of pneumonia caused by [garded a claim by Dr, Everly E, |starvation and aggravated by her Rogers, Vancouver physician who assembly the 21st ecumenical the most immense gathering in! Vati : The lengthy Inquest Into Prince, that the child died of! ; ¢ § 8 # In| Vatican sources sald that al i ! : council In the 2,000-year history Christian history, More than 2,500 most certainly bishops of the HOXIng Day death of Bertha Mae Marasmus, forces of the world tian communities, in addition to| It also was thought Protestan! following two days of testimony, an enfeebled constitution, rather | Return to the fold of the East- Roman Catholics, ave likely to|churches would be invited ta send "¢/U4ing that of a Vancouver than any ascertainable cause, ohject of the conclave, But there nounced Sunday his intention to!certain that the Roman c¢hurel mother and daughter, \ (he prepared to hoard a plane for are great obstacles to any formal convene the council, He did not! in any consideration of unlon wil The jury found that the child'sia vacation in Mexico, Pope is supreme and infallible in possibly long duration, the pre matters of faith and morals, paration may take many months, be another major subject of the The 20 previous ecumenical coun scumenical council, the first. since ¢i18 were called to deal whti light of Catholics in Communist schism, to resolve questions of a and particularly in Coffimu- faith or to establish dogma tlona! Cathal reh that denies 0 the fold of the churches which le I broken away from Rome, The eastern church parted from Rome 905 years ago in a dispute Orthodox schismaties but still Catholics, retaining the apostolic The majority of the Eastern {Orthodox practitioners live in the Protestants, would insist o supremacy of the papacy, Thi has always been one of the greg {obstacles to Christian reunific tion, |U.S, COMMENT The. first protestant queried expressed cautious iv terest, Dr, Edwin T. Dahlberg president of thet U.S. National Council of Churches, sald any step toward unity of churches will be welcome but "it would have to be , , . a mutual coming fo." gether, not under conditions lald down by one church for all tie others." | Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the Arch bishop of Canterbury who heads the Church of England, declined to comment until he had read the full text of the Vatican announce ment Pope John LATE NEWS FLASHES jade Mrs, Diefenbaker Recovering Well TORONTO (CP) Mrs, John Diefenbaker, wife of the prime minister, was reported in satisfactory condition at Toronto General Hospital today following an operation Saturs day performed by Dr, Douglas E. Cannell, head of the hos. pital's department of gynecology and obstetrics Delegates To Red Party Congress Meet MOSCOW (APM) More than 1500 delegates began regis teriag today for the 21st congress of the Soviet Communist iy party, The party conclave gets under way Tuesday in the 5 grand palace of the Kremlin, Delegations from other countries were pouring into Moscow along with the party members from every corner of the Soviet Union Arabs Requisition Jesuit Colleges CAIRO, Egypt (Reuters) I'he United Arab Republic government has decided to requisition all Jesuit colleges, the Lgyptian press reported today. The large Sainte Famille Cols lege in Cairo was sealed by the authorities Sunday. With 28 rinks, representing 14 | districts taking part, play for the Tankard opened this morning at the Osh. awa Curling Club, The competis tion, a double-rink event, which time in Oshawa and tracted the cream of rinks from many southern and norther also announced the Ladies' code of church 'law would be modernized. The first major re vision in canon law in 42 vears it will probably take many years. Ontario sections of Play will continue Tuesday with ONTARIO LADIES TANKARD PLAY UNDERWAY HERE has been held annually since | the trophy being presented at a 1914, is being held for the first Churchill rink, At extreme right | banquet in Hotel Genosha in | is Mrs, Lyle Blackburn, skip, [ the evening, Here three mem | with Mrs, Charles Lister and bers of the Chatham, 'Ont,, | Mrs, Howard Clark polsed to rink are caught by the camera | apply their brooms if neces as they guide a stone into the | sary, rings In thelr game against a has * at the ladies' n Ontario Oshawa Times Photo