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Your $6 contributio n would pro- vide 10 lessons in swimming and water safety for through the YWCA one child Oshawa Times Relief from continue, Q umanity WEATHER REPORT cloud is temporary, although sunny intervals will uite cold, VOL, 89--NO, 256 Price Mot Over 10 Cents Per Copy OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1960 Authorized os Second Class Mail Post Office Deportment, Oftows TWENTY-FOUR PAGES TWO DEAD IN DAWN ACCIDENT AT AJAX ld DRIVER OF Parked i THIS CAR ONLY SLIGHTLY IN Car Death-Trap A man and woman were killed early today one hall-mile west of Ajax, on Highway 401, when their parked car was struck from the rear by another vehicle Tentatively identified as vi tims werd Sidney Woods 1030 Sims avenue, Niagara Fal believed to have been the driver of the parked car, and a passen ger, Mrs, Dorothy Rimmer, 42, of 83 MoGee street, Toronto Her son, Norman Rimmer, 7 is In eritical condition in the Hos pital for Sick Children, Toronto Another daughter, Nancy, WH was uninjured and is now in the care of the Salvation Army, at Whithy, awaiting the arrival o relatives Driver of the car which alleg edly struek the parked W ear, Ul Edelswaord, 20, of dale, escaped on Pushed Rights Bill Too Far KITCHENER (CP Haro! Griffin's protection under the Bill of Rights has run oul He was sentenced today to 13 weeks In Jail for causing a dis turbance in a Kitchener beverage room where waiters refused to serve him Griffin laid an assault charge against a hotel waiter last Au gust, when he was hit in the eye before being thrown out of an hotel, Crown Attorney Harold Daufman at that time quoted the Rill of Rights in maintaining that all people should be equally Magistrate James Kirkpatrick said the hotel was obliged to sel beer to anyone with the price wha behaves himsell and is not intoxicated A walter and b fied today they had had trouble with Qriffin since the case, He became abusive and threatening when refused beer, they sald CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5.1138 FIRE DEPT, RA 5.6374 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 ! 83, of ls Rex with cut the treated tender test - chin, He was treated at the AJax-Plekering General Hospita and later released Police believe "Woods Rimmer family had been parked on the south shoulder of Highway! hrousght elouds 101, west .of the Ajax cloverleal when their car was struck fron the rear by another eastbount car The impact drove nto the south diteh, the English-mode! car, being hall-way around to come to res west both facing Both Woods and Mrs the I'he the erash that impact trunk Was & reat wa shoved up to within inches of the rear of the front seat I'he injured boy and Fdelswore removed to the Ajax Hes ital and the bay was later trans erred the Hospital for Sick Children The acecldent occurred at am, a few minutes before is, Investigating officer Constable Pegg, of the Detachment OPP Nero to sun wa and the gustom Cars Woods spun "77 National Rail Strike 6.18 yoar Whitby Canada's bigs jl Worries Germany BONN (CP)~The Germans al-(a response, NATO officials now most tremble at the thought that say would not be automatic, the United States might change 4 its foreign policy, especially n/OLD CONCEPT DROPPED regard to the defence of Western! In other words, NATO's mili Curope and Berlin, tary side has given up the old This Is why any hint out of (rip. wire concept of defence, Wash.ngton that the US, might This concept held that only light |withdraw its forces from West-| ground forces should guard the {ern Furope caused the Germans Western frontier to warn of So- {to hit the panic button viet attack and that nuclear re-| | And diplomats say this Is the sponse by the West would be reason behind President delautomatic, Gaulle's proposal to create a| he great danger in this policy French nuclear strike force, was that even a local Soviet at- These are some of the views tack with conventional forces Defence Minister Harkness has could have mushroomed quickly {heard in his talks this week with!into an all-out nuclear war, British, French, German and Night Club [5:5 £5 2 MONTREAL (CP)--A gang ol SEEN AS SAFEGUARD {hoodlums armed with baseball] The Buropeans, especially the {bats and sticks broke into the prench and Germans, feel that jdowieons Chon Durer ghiciub oe long as Stiute in oe Atiutical |ear y, pC very soldier In Europe the UBS, wi [they could lay thelr hands on. |siways rush to the defence of The violence was belleved con western Europe, nected with similar nightelub : , 4 4 But they have some doubts salds to enforce a protection that, it all US. forces were A Dil spokesman sid abou ES, th Ui. Nod, wi 30 hoodlums broke Into the club in the event of Soviet aggression (at 3 am, He estimated damage|™ ©" | i ¥ i bery with violence in connection at $10,000, | Their view Is that if Russia) iy the Oshawa CNR station| | The hoodlums broke through launched. a_comventional Sroutd ygppery, Sept, 10, | | tanley St, atlac J] rope, p in the Slaas door of to Stailiey Gi. 4 understandably might not| Percy Thompson, $0, of Bello: club, threw a plano over the bar, drawl dear | Villes received a shofgun blast in| [mashed a television set and/be keen on rw ng a nuclear| pn Senco when a hooded man held (several tables and chairs agatnst{blow on itself "hy delivering aj, or, me ™ Catch and took (walls, broke almost all the[buclear strike against Russia, [more than $200, Mr, Thompson, glasses and a number of bottles| NATO policy 1s that the West ys CNR employee, later had his| of liquor, would use nuclear arms against|jog amputated as a result of the| -- -------- a heavy conventional ground at- shooting, A k d F $600 tack in Western Europe, But such! Turchin was arrested by On. To Spare Life HAMILTON (CP) -- A $35.8 Living Cost Hits New High court Thursday that a man de. manded $600 as the price for pre venting her murder, She sald he claimed her estranged husband from a two-per-cent rise in food costs which the bureau = de- scribed as a seasonal increase.| The index of consumer living was arranging to have her killed, TORONTO (CP)--A mixture of| Gysbriyus (Gus) Pleper, 28, costs, based on 1040 prices equal-| ling 100, now is 1.1 per cent| OTTAWA (CP) The cost of cloudy skies and rain today and|pleaded not guilty to a charge of ' \ record Saturday and a promise of sun-|trying to extort money from Mrs, |!IVing In Canada hit a recor shine Sunday are the weather| Tamara Lewezuk who works as/high point Oct, 1 as the consumer prospects for Southern Ontariola cleaner at the Hamilton Gen price index climbed nearly one during the weekend, the weather oral Hospital {per cent during September, higher than the Oct, 1, 1959, level of 128.0, FOOD PRICES The bureau sald food price tags rose in September on eggs, most | 1|office said today Fred Pawluk, an officer with| The bureau of statistics re. area. Rain also has been re-(§1,200 to kill Mrs, Lewerzuk and|{monthly jump since June, 1956, meats, bananas, citrus fruits and| The mixed weather outlook re- the Hamilton police morality|ported today the index rose a sults from an active low-pressure | squad, said Pieper iiade a state-|point to 120.4 on Oct, 1 from 128.4 Vported far east asx Chioago,' another man Most of the increase came tomatoes, though there were : - - lower prices for apples, Cana. centred near Kansas ment after his arrest in which|a month earlier, with increases Subsidy May Avert 'Protection' Goons Wreck Michael Turchin, 23, of Osh WE JURED Mixed Weather For The Weekend up disturbance has/he accused Mrs. Lewezuk's hus-|felt in all sectors of the consumer to the Wind. (band, Wassll, of offering him|{budget It was the biggest City, The ki ( AE as veal, Net effect was to move the index of food costs to a record 258 on Oct, 1 from 1233 a month earlier, The food index thus was 1.3 per cent above the previous record of 1244 set a year earlier, | All other components of the 8 general consumer price index also climbed during September, with increases averaging one- fifth of one per cent, | two-cent hourly boost retroactive ling their members to get author lw last Jan Lh plus five cents AN ity for a strike, The voles are to The September rise in living hour trom Sept, 1, and four perio vorurued by next Tuesday, |costs followed a decline in indus. | cent next May 1 | Indications are that the 15-un./trial wages during August, The This was accepted by the 15 Es " {Index of average industrial wages unten "non-op" negotiating team ON negotiating team will get the nq "calarios at Sept, 1-latest headed by Frank H, Hall of Mon. two-thirds majority required to|date available--was 176.7 com. treal, but flatly rejected by thelcall a strike. pared with 177.6 a month earlier CPR and CNR, The last transcontinental tieup and 170.9 a year earlier, This The railways claimed their em: [of both railways by the "non-op | Index 1s based on 1M) average ployees were already well pald workers was in 1950 when they wages equalling Ivo. in food m comparison with similar work-| walked off their jobs to get the! Apart from the rise in fool OTTAWA | subsidy may be pald by eral government to Jor rallways off a k dollar hook and country wide rail om A temporary the fed get the ma multi-million avert a possible rike later this This s night by indicated Thursday mtormant as single labor toward an was a reliable est seran moved relentlessly a mid November erisis and Chest Total At A Glance $210,000 $200,000 $175,000 $150,000 $125,000 $100,000 $75,000 $50,000 | $25,000 Your Greater Oshawa COMMUNITY CHEST Needs Your Support deadline would early strike | The subsidy hot aflair aimed at covering the cost of settling the railway wage dispute with 111,000 of their so called "non = op" employees those who do not operate trains | It would he paid to avert a erippling strike against the rail ways and preserve their revenue position until a Albis nd | | [studying rail problems comes up| | ors in outside Industry, They also five-day work week, That strike Prices, He part of the {id contended they lacked the money was settled after an OMOrgency | hop ol clothing : to meet such a wage settlement, session of Parliament imposed The index of clothing costs ad-| a hich they sald would cost $34, what union officials viewed as vanced three-fifths of one per 000,000 a year at the end of thejcompulsory arbitration, leent to 111.2 from 110.5 between contract in 1961 However, In the current dispute Sept, 1 and Oct, 1, The unions promptly began pol-'the general situation is different | Costs of both rents and home: TATE VEWS PLEO a [ing the index of shelter costs to] French Protest Against German Army ho a one next spring with what is to be a long solu oary erected tm tion DISLIKE COMPULSION US. Foreign Policy| CNR Robbery Suspect Nabbed awa, has been arrested at a min- lage of Central Patricia, Police ing. town near the Ontario-Mani-|sald he was working at the Pickle toba border and charged with rob- Crow Mine which Is near this dlan-grown vegetables, lamb and| damaged 1 from 1442 all VIENNA (AP) ~~ Completely unverified rumors of a govern- ment upset in the Soviet Union spread through offices of the Austrian government today an edition carrying the banner headline; "Struggle for power in Moscow, Khrushchev ousted, Malenkoy successor," The Moscow bureau of The As sociated Press reported the So- viet capital gave every appear- ance of normal business, with no sign of government upheaval, So viet officials in the West reported they had heard nothing to sub- stantiate the rumors, and West. ern experts on the Russian situa- {tion were sceptical that a coup = had taken place, The rumor as printed in Abend- Presse, Vienna's only evening paper, was that Georgi Malen- kov, the man Nikita Khrushchey succeeded as premier, had taken over the government in a coup engineered by the antl « party group, This Is the group of old Communists, including Malenkov NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV tario Provincial Police at the vil-| power In 1057, The newspaper, crediting story to "International here, claimed that Communist China has had an important hand in the alleged upheaval, It claimed a Moscow Its village, Oshawa Police Chief Herbert "news and| led a Vienna newspaper to Issue) that Khrushchev tumbled from! circles' | SOVIET LEADERSHIP CONTEST RUMORED Mr. K. Arrested | Malenkov In? (blackout" prevented confirma. {thon of the report, Actually, the [AP had no trouble in reaching its M office by teleph There were two versions as to bow it all began in this city of {many rumors; 1. An unidentified man called up several local news offices |with the report, [ 2, A code clerk in the local So. | viet Embassy broke the news to |an Austrian friend early today. | Neither version could be traced authoritatively, | WEST SKEPTICAL Highly-placed officials in Washes ington expressed scepticism, as did diplomats in European cap- itals, One informant there sal there has been no evidence that Premier Khrushchev is in seri ous trouble, although he has been engaged in a long Ideological struggle with the Chinese Come munistd, The version of the newspaper Abend Presse was that Marshal Georgl Zhukov, former defence {minister purged by Khrushchev, had heen restored to that post, Monitoring services of the BBC reported Moscow radio transmis. glons normal, British government sources sald they have heard no whispers whatsoever of any So. viet government changes, Flintoff sald Turchin was ar- rested after Oshawa 8 t of Detectives, Willlam Jordan, ob- . tained Information as to his] whereabouts and telephoned Pro eo 1ans vinclal Police in the area, Sor | geant Jordan left today to escort Turchin back to Oshawa, | John Thomas Altiman, 20, of Oshawa, was sentenced to three, - ongo years In Kingston Penitentiary for his part in the robbery, He pleaded guilty as an accessory tol UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, (CP) the robbery, before an, Oshawa |Storm clouds closed In on Sec: court, The court was"told Al|retary-General Dag Hammar timan acted as a lookout and re. skjold from East and West today celved part of the loot, as the General Assembly pre- mw pgred (0 take up charges by his . [chief Congo aide that Belglans Frei hter {are prodding the African state to g the brink of disaster, The report by the Indlan chief Refloated of the UN Congo mission, Rajesh. {war Dayal, accused Belgian na- SAULT STE, MARIE, Ont, |tionals of persuading Col, Joseph (CP)--The Great Lakes freighter Mobutu's military regime to ham- John Sherwin was brought to the string all normal political actly Sault today after being refloated ity in the Congo and to foment in Je "phée oy Marys River, |lawlessness, The Sherwin hit an unidentl-| payal charged that Belglan Na- fod, abject, in the ver off Brushiionalx are trying to dominate gaping hole in the side. |Mobutu's commissioners an d The vessel was relloat after seeking to "exclude or obstruct part of its iron ore cargo had|UN technical assistance and in. been removed by lighter ships, uence. Both Belglum and the Soviet Union are expected to assail the secretary-general when the re- port comes up for debate in the Water was pumped out of the sections and the big ship was then able to proceed under its own power downstream, Cause rouble | assembly Monday, There were (Indications they might speak up even sooner, DECLINES COMMENT Belglan delegate Walter Loris dan declined to comment on Day« al's report, but he indicated his government would have plenty to say when the issue hits the as. sembly floor, Loridan added that Belglan Foreign Minister Plerre Wigny probably would fly here to speak, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis. ter Valerian Zovin sald he had [not yet studied the report fully, But sources close to the Russians shld he would demand to know why Hammarskjold had not done something about conditions in the Congo if they are as bad as Day's report indicates, Zorin was reported to feel, however, that the sharp tone of the report showed the UN was slans want it to, It is understood the ment favors the subsidy idea jover special legislation would impose compulsory ar bhilration on an un [palatable solution in the eyes of {the Canada's labor movement The dispute, heading now into is second year, has moved {through the normal process govern 1443 on Oct, {month earlier, RICHEMONT (Reuters) The municipal council of this small town in the Moselle area of eastern France today ordered all flags on public buildings to be flown at half | Needle Sandwich To Poison Dog Stall in protest against the presence of German troops on French soil HAMILTON (CP)--City health Car Ripped Open, Driver Dead department officials today were examining a bacon » and - needle "sandwich" which police believe] TIMMINS (CP A 60-year-old miner was killed when the right side of his small car was ripped open from front to back bumper in a collision with another car early today, was used in an attempt to kill Dead is Arthur Evans of Shillington in serious condition in a German shepherd dog The "sandwich" was found in the backyard of Leslie Banyai, {bargaining and conciltation with.| \ MIL any agreement on the main Porcupine General Hospital is the other driver, Louis La- Wage issue marche, 3% of Timmins | owner of the dog Tarzan, the 10-month-old A federal conciliation board St. C th AY 1 3 headed by Mr. Justice J. v, 11. 9b Gatharine's Amalgamation Upheld Milvain of Cal TORONTO (CP The decision to amalgamate the city nend d a threes! of St. Catharines, the towns of Merritton and Port Dalhousie Hement over a two-year contract; and the township of Grantham into one city was upheld to- ending in 1961, It provided for a! day by the Ontaiiv cabinet, that] the dispute of ins tended victim, was reported to be recovering, The dog is believed to have eaten part of the "sandwich" but to have coughed up the poisoned contents The lethal offering consisted of] | bacon slices filled with needles (and what appeared to be poison. | Ary recom wage sel KILLER OF U.S. GENERAL? Rome detectives grasp arms | police say, that he killed re- of Oranto Cardarelli, 17, as he ag Bd 8, my rg Norman Ww non ae gta. | A onges, 56, of Shreveport, is taken into. central police sta La, and San Antonio, Tex.. tion today. The young habitue | during a robbery, Donges was of the Italian capital's night lite found strangled and nearly | area has confessed, Malian | naked in his locked car about | 10 miles outside Rome on Mons day, His billfold, watch and a diamond ring were missing, Police said that Cardarelli told them he killed Donges for his money and jewelry. «AP Wirephoto moving in the direction the Rus- C--O SR