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THE TIMES TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising RA 3.3493 All other ealls RA 3.8474 Fri "Hot Over 7 Conts Var Cony /OL, 88 -- NO 2 PATENT POOL Canada, On Sovereignty The US, government alleged In ite antidrust action against Gen eral Flectrie Weaning house Electric Corpovation, N, Philips and a number of "cocon spirators' mostly Canadian sub. sidiaries participating in Cana dian radio patents--were restrict OTTAWA (CP) Canada may sontinue st loggerheads with the United States over U.S, legal ac tons that extend imo this country unless thelr governments can close the gap In thelr views as to how this affects Canadian sov- oreignty Justice Minister Fulton told the Compan Commons Tuesday that the U8 ing trade between countries, con government has promised to eon trary to the U.S, Sherman Act sult Canada where (his country U8, POSITION ay be diieernd by American In effect, the US position ' meant that the US, companies Bit he made 4 clear the US must require their Canadian ( i { and Canada are far apart on the owned subsidiaries to discontinue pateit pool known "a8 Canadian Radio |} le Hr hus bringing Radio Patents Limited in which Canadian radio patents into pos & number of Canadian subsidiar sible comiict with Cnadidn pal les of USK, firms have a major on lav sake Mr, Fulton sald Mr. Rogers agreed Wo prior consultation but divergence of As a result of discussions with U8. Attorney-General Rogers and views on until the U.K, officials, Mr, Fulton said overeigmy and the effect of there is a wide divergence of court decrees mm eller coumry views between the two countries were resolved "there can be no on what constitites an infringe E. DAVID FULTON guarantee that causes for com ment of sovereignty and the of plaint will not arise again of US. radio and television sels constituted Infringement of so Doubts about the value of the to consult apparently fects of court decrees in one coun try on the other country agreement In the radio patents dispute, |erelgnt were entertained hy Opposition Mr, Yulton protested to Mr, Rog I'he barrier in this case was Leader Pearson and Hazen Ar ors that US, antidrust action Canadian Radio Patents' policy of gue, CCF House leader, who both against the American parent licensing patented radio and TV! epressed the hope the consulta firms aimed at breaking down a parts for use onl n radio and tor ld he nore effective barrier to the Impot into Canada TV sets made In this counts in the | bien in the past CBC, Producers Seek New Formula TTC UPROAR » OTTAWA (CP)The CBC and m t B ls representatives of lis siriking| a por 1 Montreal television produc: orn were scheduled (o meet here] today (0 discuss a new formula for seitlement of their dispute In Face Of Gag The formula, mdisclosed wa | far, has heen proposed hy Egan Chambers, Progressive Conserva TORONTO (CP The Metro: Friday to explain why their af tive MP for Montreal St, Law. politan government tried Tuesday fairs 'have reached an abmormal rence-8t, George, who announced to clamp a lid on flery Allan stage the meeting Tuesday Lamport but the former chair It also structed Mr, Lamport Mr, Chambers, who declined (n man of the Toronto Transit Com: to quit airing his grievances an Interview to disclose details mission holled over hefore they against 1*1( eneral manager of the formula, sald he initialed could get it in place W. I I Duncan in newspapers the sleps leading up to the meet I'he Metropolitan executive 8ivl on television, Mr, Duncan ng today without prior consulia. committee ordered all five transit Was told to submit his complaints I'riday meeting joners on to the carpet In detail to the Lamport when he commis Stormed Mp heard of the action: "I my case to the public; rving ta lyneh me The commission has heen w or less In an uproar since Lamport quit as ehatrman _ Europe Diplomats Wait Dulles' Plan 'ii tion with any eabinet minister Metro Is ato hy Charles Cae Puncan, target of the IL.am LONDON (AP State Secre. newspapers today, many of them port offer I ef to reply-to tary Dulles flew In from Wash: saying he already ha accepted the accusutl hich concern ington today for urgent talks with an invitation from Khrushehe Heh thin as overweight cars on Allied loaders on Western policy| Under sich banner headlines as he north-south subway, Mr, Din In Germany and elsewhere |n 'Moscow This Month, Premier's Can sald at a TTC meeting Tues Europe Moscow Visit, Mr, K. Asks Pre. day he had a letter from the "I have brought no new pro. mier and Go Man, Go, most of British manufacturer of the cars posals," he told reporters at the Britain's dailies gave the story Which he would use when the time Mrport top treatment and claimed an of CAme fo defend himself "I have come here because I/ficial announcement could he ex. Ihe commitl irective to muspect that in coming weeks we! pected within the next few da Mr. Lamport was designed to nip will be forced 16 take difficult In the hud a tele lon anpeay decisions pressed. on ua by the nee he had scheduled for Thin Soviet Union day ght 0 talk ashout hi It is vital that the We torn Livin Cost charges against the eommission nations should ul ey each Instead of avert] the telecast other the direct] ompted Mr: Lam After two days of consultations Im London, Dulles plans to Paris and Bonn 0 port to say he planned to talk on a haved n my radio station that would give hm alr time and planned to ap pear on TV a ve He also WILL LISTEN planned: to use newspaper ads I am confident that after all ecem er these talks we will be in a better ' . . position to meet the problems of OTTAWA oom Living eost Gov t Resignation ig future Ra ald. "But 1 shall were shaved during Decombe: 00 more listening than talking" [top the second consecutive month I I ] R d As Dulles arrived, reports cir reducing the consumer price ine n ta Y ejecte oulated In London that Macmillan te x hy onedtenth of a point to! NOMI Reuters) President has decided to accept a long 126.1 on Jan, 1 from 126 2 on Dec, Glovanm Gronehl Tuesday night sanding invitation to visit Mos: 1 (he bureau of statistics re rejected the resignation of Amin cow, probably next month ported today tare Fanfani coalition cabinet he reports sald Macmillan will 1ST add cost of lving today, 'which eollapsed nine days ago be prepared to disoins with Pre: the dip---which followed a sim: declaring that his consultations mior Nikita Khpushehev a gen ar decline In the Nov, 1-Dec, with Htalian political leaders had oral easing of East-West tension, period--was caused largely b Indicated no clear alternative Including the German problem post Christmas clothin le avernment eonirol of nuclear weapons and along with lower year-end price He asked Fanfani, wha mean expansion of trade Lietwesn the for 1068- model appliances vhile had resigned from the lead USSR and the non Communist I'he index, based on 1049 prices ership of the Christian Demnacrat wor lel equalling 100. now is one fifth of part to goo before parliament | The possibility of such a trip a point below the all-time high of with his go ernment for a vile was front page news (in British 126.3 recorded on Nov. |. of confidence District Traffic Chaos By Freezing Drizzle Freeving rain, turning Oshawa lice to the snow and ley road eon Shortly thereafter vet another and district roads inte sheets of ditions transport went oat of control foe; held up mile of traffic An accidan' acourred an the kidding wildly across the street caused a record number of ace curve of a highway-401 averpas nding pedestrian rinning for dents and hrought tratfic to a detour north of Port Hope limits Cover. However, at thie lost mao standstill in various parts of the near Dale. A tractor tratler load. ment, the driver recovered con surrounding countryside through {trol of the vehicle and prevented ny damage ed with iel and out the nigh h MOO gallons of, ove oil losin an automo In Part Hope, truck driver [ iy fea Wa " Prock drive complained that gave up trying to drive on wet ie 1 Juss ) + 3 ul y lvolved In the colliston were \e_Lohauy na tee one | bd A k driver George Caine Sof do6 OF 1h wrt between Toronto and Fain an Hine 4 ad 'In i " Mon ( il vo charged mile long on Way 4 | reel, Cobo and m : y ne ely : 4 A ool! : ( rarer of Fealiie eave to a I 2, Port Hop i as heen Kis ' p | men were uninjured in ' dar A f { Jf | nieht a res y f \ he' int Lp qn , ! tre oh { | th by to | h e at ; Departmen not tha despite fet pom. Hoth vehicles could not b bo tist- Ritesh: the In 0 the in tota) i moved until after night "tie fa hy Pets in the low Nani A : '} unt minigh of Whithy itself are in-a bad con of five a A pI ed hy po Another transport a dent oc: dition, heavi onted wih Lee m---- curred in Cobourg. The ve! | main highway 1 11] n r |" Jacknifed near the Intersect atisfacto condition for driving. | CITY EMERGENCY of King and MeGll Fiye Department of Highway offi s PHONE NUMBERS [more transports were stalled, he: clals wore out unt midnight the or led hie on t sic] \ sand » ' ( 1 nu } | POLICE RA S110 ' FIRE DEM, RA 56374 oon wel wkidldlee f OM ™ iw jAeross the street, causing a com: cond int ea to be satis HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 plete traffic tie-up, (factory, | will take | BLEEDNG FROM a cul over man | fils eye, an unidentified 'Hot Rod' Atlas 'Roars Skyward + At Rocket Show, (AM) J! Atlas thundered sky CAPE, CANAVERAL A "hot rod' ward earl spectaculm missile Le I'he Atlas hours after a Ma tela ICBM {centre winding up shoot new came I'itan seconds helore is bul, It was the ful attempt to launch the Hot the missile term for an ICBM that | to intercontinental rod is close range Me air force with the Atlan duplicating the No di] which saw a "hig A 0 4d0-mile apparently to come close Crack Intercontihental barrier for the first time, On the last attempt to Atlas to the hilt Jan, 15 a function developed and the hu rocket wound up in the than 200 miles J aunching site less show at. the 10% ICBM | sputtered out on the ground split launching de second unsiuceess. | I'ttan man's pushed | hoped | 10] range| push mal 1 Atlantie| from the |"walks across gangplank from tughoat Thomas Tell, A feat thel JOAQUIN SATRUSTEGUI FERNANDEZ Franco Arrests Party Leaders MADRID (AP) Generalis BARE FACTS OF BIKINI BOTTOM NANTES Rita ( France (Reuters) apri hit a high note and lowered the tone of the operetta In which she was singing Monday might The bottom half of her bikini fell to her Displaying admirable Gallle gallantry, a nearby baritone swept up the wisp of garment and handed it back to Rita Nol to he outdone fated only a flung the panties Wings I'he management down the curtain it final chorus anyway ankles Rita hes moment, then Into the rang was the simon Franco's government today (arrested three Liberal monarch Isls who were active In the for mation of an anti-Franco polit. [Bravest Incident since Moscow ical party last week hegan its drive last November to It was the government's' fnst/0ust the Western powers from retaliation against the new party West Berlin the Spanish Unlon, which was PROTEST ACTION formed at a public banquet In a) The United Stales repeatedly hotel last Thursday. All parties protested to Soviet Army head: | except Franco's Falange are quarters thal the action' was al hanned in Spain hreach of Russia's guarantee of | Those arvested were Joaquin free access to the city, given at Satrustegul Fernandez, a wealthy melustrialst and the chief speaker at the banquet; the Marquis de | Casa Arnuo and Mariano Yobles!| [Romero Robledo, whose grand father was a minister of the mon archy 50 years ago AS NO SURPRISE Ie arrests came As no sur prise, for failure to take action vould have been Interpreted as weakness in Franco's regime LATE NEWS FLASHES Curling Trophy Will Stay In Oshawa OSHAWA Thi morning bomspiel at the Oshawa Curling Club assured the stay in Oshawa of the General Motor I'roph as tour Oshawa rinks entered the semi-finals. It will he only the third time for the traphy to be won hy an Oshawa. vind his morn i \ No Hevzelwood rink, Oshawa, defeated My | Cites) Scarborough, HHH Mi Po Fordham, Oshawa, de feated M N. Cummin Foranto Cf 1 \ (Camp h Oshawa, defeated Mi | LeNia | ov ile nd A A. Go Cappin, Osh defeated M ( i. Rob ortson, Toronto Granite One Osh \ nk m th into the semi-finals for the I. No MeCallum Troph vs Ma ( H lenkin defeated An ( N Nl Nn Fovonto High Bread Price 23 Cents play 1m the annual adie In Toronto ? FORONTO CP he price of hread will he increased one cent to 2 cents a loal In Toronto within the next 10 day A baking company executive predicted today Blue Bombers Coach Gets Contract WINNIPES (Pp I'he re n wm Win Hue Rombe of the Western Int | vipncial Foetha | fon anne od today that coach Bud Grant has\been given three year contract a new | elinie was held Tuesday in St, | he was Jr, after | River rescued following &he Os hawa Time: WEATHER REPORT Bnow beginning tonight, ending Thursday morning ; partly elo. dy and colder Thursday, Authorized As Second Clas Mell Post Office Department, Ottows TWENTY PAGES from erash BERLIN BORDER Fast | four-engine airliner of U.S. Reds Confer On Army Convoy [alongside many and hreakfast I 8, military authorities stoppage donation In temperature several degrees manifest paper American sol: [helow freezing, five diers spent their second fortable night els In their four trucks the autobahn Al dayilght an officer and Idered the the end of More Westmount Communist took them hot the than [N of hilo convoy 00 yards Kast uneom wrapped in blank parked from the US, Army detachment at Helmd-| stodt walked the men in to the Ger coffee eon the 1046-40 blockade vs si 65 DEAD AS AIRLINER PLUMMETS INTO RIVER Tug-Boat Crew Rescues Eleven NEW YORK (AP) A new of the ghoreline start of the run American Airlines turbo-prop air- way, The plane cracked in two liner with 73 persons aboard The disaster scene was shout plunged into the chilling, fog cov- half a mile from Rikers Island, ored waters of the Kast River where a Northeast airliner late Tuesday night, Sixty-five ap: erashed after takeoff In & snows parently died despite feverish storm Feb, 1, 1957, Twenty of the rescue efforts hy harbor eraft #4 persons aboard the Northeast There was no indication in the plane were killed preliminary passenger bist that) The American airliner erashed any Canadians were ahoard at 11:64 pm, ERT, 40 minutes The plane's pilot, using instru: after it was due at LaGuardia, ments hecause of the murky! A tughoat erew heading down weather, was feeling his way gin: the river heard the erash and gerly toward a runway at 1a rushed to the scene Guardia airport after a flight] "We heard a terrific erash," frem Chicago sald Fverett Phelps, 48, co-skipe For some undetermined reason. per of the tug, "we turned on a the four-engined airerafl smacked searchlight and saw 8 plane imo the water and burst apart cracking up In all directions," He about half a mile from the shore added end of the runway "I pulled three persons out, SANK TO BOTTOM There seemed (0 he hodies all around, and there were continual Some of the passengers and A " erew were flung from or floated sereams for help out of the wreckage before i |PICKED UP EIGHT =~ sank to the river hottom 30 (0 36 feet helow fughoat a few hundred feet Away cut loose two barges It was towing and raced to the erash site, Crew members leaped into | scene and gave a report of "phek the water or used hoathooks (0|ing up hodies everywhere," pull out the elght persons known| A (emporary morgue was set to have survived, One was anlup at a nearby Queens Point, and eight-year-old hoy survivors were rushed to Mush. A member of the (ug's erew|ing hospital, Seven were In eriti sald the sights and sounds were eal condition Phelps said his erew picked up elght survivors before the wreck age slipped away from them in the darkness Coast guard boats raced to the something never to he forgotien Among the Missing was the "There seemed to he hodies all pilot, Capt, Albert H, DeWitt, of around, and there were continual | Decatur, Mich Ife was one on the plane Al" Wirepholo sereams<for help," he sald All through the night and into 'A grey, rainy dawn a huge array of hoats searched the river wat ers for Bodies, By mid-morning) Joseph D, Blatt, FAA regional only 19 had heen recovered, 16av: | administrator, said the plane was ing 46 still missing. The eight sur: making a "standard Instrument vivors were in hospitals, approach' to LaGuardia from the SAVES SON, DIES northeast | One woman, the mother of the ON ONE BEAM ONLY rescued hoy, also had heen pulled| Blatt sald the plane was com from the water alive hut died aft- ing in on one radio heam which erward, The hoy sald later his (ald the pilot If he was divectly in brother swam and held his head |ine with the runway, An offic'al of the new Federal Aviation Agency sald that "the last contact with the pilot was routine in nature,' of K7 passengers ahove water hefore he was res leued HELMSTEDT, West Germany, But there was no indication Swirling river currents, plu t Ai li er (AP) An American and a Soviet that the Russians would back [pain and wind, hampered the e Y n {army officer conferred for 10 down, o Hin te United Blaion woarin fn otha Dodie and Gave [ 0 wa e Fucks to esl rise GAS \L some ™m em {minutes at this frontier post to-| Berlin, as the Russian Wiki Bg flours ha Some of then Suddenl Dives (day in ih Hippos sion to set [rian suggested Long Island Sound | , t t mn . ~ Bi That Dae sxanted Soviet guards mopped the) The site of the orash was dle mtellit X By fin, ~ trucks . early Monday afternoon marked hy a few floating pleces eet two da : pial s and demanded to inspect the(of the §1,700,000 Lockheed Iilec ' ot 3 [cargo of jeeps, The convoy com. |!ra alrliner--a type put into sery GANDER, NAd, (CP) Excited Ie our « truck convoy reso ander refused in accordance [lee only a few weeks ago passengers told today how it feels mained parked at Marionhorn, with standing army orders to let! There alsa were some heart to take a sudden dive of nearly \ ! " " y I 3 J 3 vithin. sight of the free We the Soviets inspect only convoy breaking other reminders. of the 50 000 feet in a jot airliner sch as a hehy's glove shoe, a package of tragedy ; jaws and shoul A woman's ' one "1 thought my devs were leaving my hody LONDON (AP) Soviet officials otters sak ( wom , ' held up a British Army truck at fatter: # ay Rok And 4 J female passenger watd Typical a check point in Berlin and Ee ~ ha comment was "the pressure Was earched it, the British toveign| VST BY CHANCE [terrific One small -hahy slept office announced today It was fate that the tughoat through the entire flight happened to be near the cvash Ie comments came from A foreign office Apokesman yo York harbor tugs are tied [among the 114 passengers ahoard aid the Dritish Army com up hy a strike hut the tug which {a Pan-American jet elipper which mander in Berlin had protested raced to the rescue was not af-|landed safely here Tuesday night fo the Soviet authorities 'ected hecause It 1s based In Con-[on manual controls after the The truck was allowed to pro: pectiout abrupt drop caused hy trouble in ceed after the Soviet authorities | Among the missing passengers the plane's automatic pilot inspected It, the foreign office presumed dead were Reaulah| Ted Henley Pan « American pokesman added, He did not say| Zachary, producer of the Kukla. |manager here, said "We're lueky on what day the Soviet action Fran and Ollie television pro-/it was a Jet' and not a piston took place gram, and Richard Winn, divec- type alreraft which conceivably | [tor of facility planning for Amer: wonld have heen unable to pull Airlines lout of the dive THOUGHT FOR TODAY I 4 The air liner was easing toward | La Guardia through lght rain wa Kelly, 41, York Hollywood actor Gene en route back to New What happens when an fr and fog, In M-degree weather after visiting Ms daughter in vesistible miracle drug [With the ceiling about 300 ta 400 Switzerland | | I a! x feet He joked about the incident angles With an 1nvineible It plummeted Info. the river he. while drinking beer with report virus? tween 2,500 and 4,000 feet short ers in the airport terminal SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS GIVE BLOOD DONATIONS 0 member wanis Cl hen of the Have A blood Gregory Auditorium under the | as they had their blood typed Rarnett, seoretary of the elub auspiees of the Oshawa Reranch | from left, are: Don Howe, pre aindd Dareen LL. Michael, publie of the Canadian Red Cre a dent of the local branch of the andl busine fairs chairman Redd Cro D'Arcy Rell, treas for the service elub clely, Caught by the camera, | yrer of the service club; Mae | «Oshawa Times Phote