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Berlin Police Say Ordered By W. Allies BERLIN (Reuters) West Berlin police said Tuesday the Western allies have forbidden them to divulge information on incidents involving Russian per- U.S. Protecting [Border Traffic BERLIN (Reuters) -- U. S.; The cards were shown to all military authorities today took|Russians crossing the border. NEWS BRIEFS Toronto Beaches AT | amor eu |Riding'Contested |) *~ eran Hungarian Communists | Mrs. Eugene Burdick disclosed| have been cxpelled from the) Tuesday that she and the co-| TORONTO (CP) -- A young party, said Nepszabadsag,| author of The Ugly America" printer and a middle - aged : | A a '| party newspaper received here) have separaico after 19 years of} 4)... suaesennc ee special measures to ensure that|If they shoot oe pea they today. One of the expelled Com-| marriage. The couple has three eg aie pd bergen normal Russian traffic between|were allowed through, |munists is Imre Papp, secre-|children, Burdick, professor of|...- thy : East and West Berlin is not} So far, neither Soloviev nor n incioi|nalitical science at the Uni political, man-of-war. will founder P 'sampered by the U.S. ban onjhis adviser has attempted to/tary of the party in provincjal) political science at the Univer on the Toronto Beaches riding|at doors and. street stops chat- sonnel at checkpoint charlie lampered DY Me vse: hee : ' Pees. An undisclosed number of|sity of California, wrote the) ii ionth fing th volarn: The checkpoint is controlled|the Soviet commandant and his orThe bee w other Communists received) book in collaboration with Wil)" 5 iter Stantey Bullock, 35, is by the United States at the| Political advisor. je two men have been| «panty punishments." Nepsza-|liam Lederer. | \siocenanting the daw Demorra {ISSUES LEAFLETS tic Party and stockbroker Don-|_ Mr. Bullock's 250-strong or- Pe yo . Be Vee »a¢|barred from the American zone! Sadi Friedrichstrasse'. border cross-- A U.S. Air Force man was}, lab ' badsag indicated the expelled s 4 on a ing in the divided city. stationed at Checkpoint Charlie, wes gguee ved -- Communists were Stalinists. Sein brig oiey the ald MacGregor.' $3. 4s Liberal|S2nization is the only one that] ® Police 'said the order w ae: See gti eg or Maj.-Gen. Albert Watson, the, SEAMEN DROWN Oakland County gun board is-|party candidate in the Jan. 18 oy ae yg Shwe te given following a rolice report/crossing poln', (0 oF.' -|American commandant, show SRSEY CIT __ sued a permit to carry a pistol|byelection for the Ontario leg- ar aga seen etieg early Monday that U.S: military;Russian inembers of the Four idee wy taricge JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) 'stb ' hooting lslat arn. (conte get to the newcomers whose lice turned back a Russian|Power air safety centre in West their identity to East Gérman pywo Chinese seamen were| for hunting and target ooting|islature seat. Each is confident|F 1 ojich is shaky. our wher the occupants refused! Berlin were allowed through. police at the border crossing. |qrowned in New York Bay al-|t0 Davy Crockett. 'I didn't} hay send the southeast Tor-) "nh. npP candidate has been| to identify themselves. The Russians work at the | most in touch of land Tuesday| think he'd boats nome Scinitan ~~ sdaiontt andidate Jack|C@mPaigning since his nomina- An American spokesman said,centre--which controls _ flights MARKS BIRTHDAY |night after they had jumped off Rony git 4 nar crantiie thalit cee pd can : 0 Jac ition last spring. "We knocked| at the time that the United|in and out of the city--each day) AMERSHAM, England (reut-/a ship bound for Japan. Police' ee ad M ype' a etate Uni |i tea b , re arte ., @ Pan-|on every door before Christmas States did not turn back the cariand the air force man knows ers)--Earl Attiee celebrated his| said Lam Shui Cheong, 32, and eee : Aart id. RB Cro alae F h y eppost vie erat butane we'll cover them all," says but inspected it to sce whether'their faces and their cars. 79th birthday in the hospital/Lam Wan, 25, both of Hong Mii Beudeny: Mave Oy ree d fi a he ee fart ob UW Mr. Bullock, a married man! Soviet Berlin commandant Col.' Other Russians' on norma!jhere where he has been since Kong, leaped into the frigid wa- garage polities hi ie ato, ate "ns 2) with one child. Andrei Soloviev or any of his business--such as duty officers|Dec. 5 after suffering a heart ter from the Union Atlantic, a BING IN HOSPITAL Lee S ee ha As pasha Liberal candidate MacGregor political aides were inside. at the Four-Power war crim-| attack. British cargy ship manned by! SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) seats : it for ir wut threes of started greeting voters on door-| The car returned later andjinals prison--also were allowed ---- -- | Chinese Bing Crosby is in hospital for the Ia 36 Sipe, ut three 0 steps only after Christmas. He| passed into West Berlin, the through, : ae ae FIRE EXPERTS TO WED -- MEREDITH AT MET what his dector terms a gen- oPhetets an Sie ine an i facie every body knows him| spokesman said. On Tuesday, Checkpoint Char-- LEEDS, England (AP)--Cir- . ., eral physica! examination and|_ fe T Pa rs 3) after 40 years living in the rid- The US. has barred Soloviev lie was equipped with an interp-| cus fire-eater Priscilla Birt, 34,| NEW YORK (AP) -- Winni-\checkup. Tne entertainer en-|Safe Tory seat. says the gov- ing. "I'm Mr. Beach and my| and his political aides from en-|reter who asked all incoming/has announced her engagement Pee oaritone Morley Meredith|tered St. John's Hospital Tues- ernment candidate, an auto ac- wile tn Mrs Beach' te sive | tering the U.S. sector. This is in'Russians their identity, but to-|to the circus fireman, George|Will make his debut with the/day. night. His doctor said|Cessories sales: manager for, a ATL three HAPiIbe eleb BER COnLT retaliation for an East Germaniday the soldiers on duty had|Maddocks. .""George has never Metropolitan Opera tonight in| Crosby will remain most of the downtown department store. Al ree parties a so are con-| P auilian: aie ai.ismall cards i ssian reading a -ofecsion.(|Offenbach's The Tales of Hoff-| week. Crosby was taken to hos-| epg ae \ |testing the other byelections, in ban on civilian aides of Maj.-|small cards in Russian reading|been called to me_ profession | week, Crosby was taken I SEEK DIRECT CONTACT the T ip iding ot Welinton.| "Gen, Albert Watson, the Amci Are you Col. Soloviev?" (thel ally," Priscilla said. "He al-|men. He appeared last year op-|pital Dec. 22 in San Francisco jthe Toronto riding ul | ican commandant, entering the|commandant) and "are you Lt.-|ways watches my act, but he posile Maureen O'Hara in the/for treatment of a kidney ail-| All three men are working aljin Brant, Kenora and Renfrew eo : ibe major political issues have not i INCO Contract results from the death last most 10 years. tional Nickel Company and its following a switch three years! omplex inter-union battle. j REDPATH GRANULATED Pet, --Tall, 16-oz. Tins siicz) Potatoes :: 17 Communist sector without first/Col, Alexeiev?" (the political! doesn't have to, He just likes to|3readway music al comedy|ment, but was released the the doorbell level to woo the 25,-/South. The Social Credit party lf |figured in the campaign. ] March 7 of Provincial Liquor Ended Tuesday | : Mr, Collings in the 1951 On-| employees officially expired| 4 --| R earlier that sent 21-year-old Reid | SPROULE'S | L B $s COUNTRY FRESH GRADE ""A" MEDIUM grants and about 20 per cent of the population is new to Beaches) since the 1959 election. He has) kept his campaign on a personal} plane, putting in five hours daily} % Mr. Anderson, stayed with the family only from Christ- mas to New Year's Day. Then the problem was solved. The panda was moved to To- ronto's Sick Children's Hos- pital last night. --(CP Wirephoto) Cie | The late Conservative mem- 1961 remain in force under pro- ber won again in 1955 and 1959 |vincial law while a new one is polling 7,294 of the 13,891 votes| being negotiated. lat the last Ontario general elec-| Negotiations in No- |tion. Runner-un in the 1959 elec-|vVember between the company ition was Mr, Bullock, with 4,402)and Local 598 of the indepen. lvotes. The Liberal candidate.|dent Union of Mine, Mill and Ronald Pickering, led 4,195|Smelter Workers. The talks a broke off as the Mine-Mill lead- Tory Harris, out to retain|ers fought to retain bargaining |Beaches and preserve a 13-vear|Tights for its 17,000 members} sit ; lunbeaten a in bvelections| Mere. in the face of a takeover) TOIONO, Ill, (AP) -- Four) CHICAGO (AP) -- Traffic ac- : 4 i iv : i ci ; the United States lfor the Ontario Conservatives,|Did by the rival United Steel--members of a family were cidents across . - lbelfeves the character of the| workers of America, affiliated|fond asphyxiated in their beds| {ring the New Year's holiday Yy |with the Canadian Labor Con-| jn their home Tuesday. They Three-year-old Michael An- derson of the Toronto suburb of Scarborough had a real problem--how to play with a six-foot panda. It was im- possible tohold it. It was difficult to move, The panda, won in a Christmas draw by opened WALKER'S FIND FOUR DEAD U.S. TRAFFIC TOLL 337 Walker's Sodas Noodle 'Soup FLOUR COCONUT ICE SALT CORN PEAS KINGSOLL 23° BLEACH 19¢ COLGATE TOOTHPASTE '*° '*\"* DOG MEAL THRIFT LIQUID DETERGENT T-Ib. Phy. 20° 4 rigs, 39° x 9 Cella Pkg, 99° Ps. 29° 10-oz. 23° Tins |lakeside riding is shifting. weekcnd took 337 lives. The fi- Beaches, which includes rows|8Tess. were Everrett Goins, 46, his nal count of traffic deaths over working - class dwellings as| The union negotiating commit-|wife, Betty, 30, and their two the three - day holiday airs as upper middle class|tee, headed by Local 598 Pres-|children, Terry, 9, and Rocky, the National Safety Counci 0 homes, no longer is a strongholdjident Don Gillis, protested 5. ' pre - holiday estimate of 33 of the old English-Orange Tory,|against suspension of the talks|------- a ® _ |fatalities by seven. Mr. Harris says. and applied to the Ontario La- i ioc ae He estimates 15 per cent of|bor Relations Board for concil- PRESIDENT TO VISIT the voters are post-war immi-|iation. The labor board also has|_ PAIM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- ieee area is --|before it a Steelworkers' appli-|Presicent Kennedy will visit ication seeking certification as|Mexico sometime this year, the |bargaining agent for Inco work-|White House announced Tues- i ~~ River j ers. iday night. No date has been set. 'Shore Plan Urged (-- ay eS SARNIA (CP) -- A _long-| range program to develop the} dingy shoreline of the St. Clair| River here was. urged Tuesday | |night by Bryan Cathcart, On- | tario minister of travel and pub- | licity. Mr. Cathcart told the inaug-/ ural session of city council that) the problem might have been) solved if Sarnia had faced the dee gge | problem 12 years ago and set up a program to buy waterfront | Property as it became avail- -- 21¢ | able. oneal Ah gge | Full Probe Urged | lot | well AFRICAN EPIC The first expedition across Equatorial Africa was led by Henry M. Stanley from Zanzi- bar to the mouth of the Congo River in 1874-77, EATON'S in OSHAWA Eaton's January Sale ezrn showing identification papers. adviser). see me perform." Christine. Next day. contact. All three agree that!- : five in Ontario the same day. lings, who held the seat for al-/ year contract between Interna- |tion of Conservatism to Beaches| tinued pending settlement of a CCF party contract covering 1959, 1960 and 5 Open Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 25 10-ox, Tins : 23-ox. Bri. 400 voters by direct. personal|has entered no candidates. The Beaches byelection, one of Commissioner William H. Col-| syuppury (CP) -- A three- Eitario election restored a tradi-| Tuesday but operations con-| Scott to the legislature for the; 2€ terms of the three-year il 10:00 o'clock P.M Until 10:00 o'clock P.M. Sunbrite, A Quality Product Shirriff's Instant, Compare at 37c ' ' ' ' ! a ' | 8-0Z. PKG. 12-0z, Pkgs. Fancy Cohoe, Compare at 49c COMPARE AT 2 FOR 29c--v»\iOKLEY'S TOMATO Jrrr™ MAPLE LEAF BRAND Y2 tins 39. 4 *ns 49° 49° 20-0Z. TINS 1-LB. ROLL Red Brand | Canada's ¥ Fniest Gra"e ve SELECTED RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON CRYOVAC, PEAMEAL Cottage Roll 49 RED BRAND--CANADA'S FINEST GRADE Rib Steaks 79 RED BRAND--CANADA'S FINEST GRADE Prime Rib Roast 1-LB. PKG. FIRST FIVE RIBS 49: 79 GARDEN FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLE FIRM( IMPORTED 19° TOMATOES uw 49° FRESH NO. 1--WHITE FIRM, WASHED ; 19° MUSHROOMS PARSNIPS ees CELLO PKG. SWIFT'S BABY FOOD "'*" GIANT CHEER '* °* Fresh Milk Daily SKIM MILK 2% MILK 3-0T JUGS COTTAGE CHEESE 4 2-qt. Ctn. 2-qt. Ctn. 8-ox. for 49° ris. 19° 26° 39° 60° 15¢ SPROULE'S SUPER SAVE '° corner of KING «1 RITSON ROAD; OSHAWA i) at 4 UPER $ AVE tk MARKETS Of Timber Grants TORONTO (CP) -- Donal |MacDonald, Ontario leader o' |the' New Democratic Party, | called Tuesday for a "full and independent investigation of the granting of timber limits and cutting licences within Renfrew County,' | He said that lately "I found |myself presented with allega- |tions of the most blatant kind of political favoritism' in the |granting of such rights. How- jever, it would be impossible \'for any one individual to as- icertain the complete validity of jall. these allegations without full access to government and |company records." 'Kennedy, Johnson 'Begin Conference PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- President Kennedy Tuesday be- gan two days of conferences with Vice - President Johnson and military advisers on army organization problems and the U.S, military outlook for 1962. Johnson flew in from Texas. Defence Secretary McNamara, {Deputy Secretary Roswell, L. |Gilpatrie and Gen, Maxwell D. | Taylor, Kennedy's personal mil- itary adviser, came from Wash- ington. Johnson said he expects the talks here to include a review of} |the military budget and other | matters. 'Schoolbus Service Ordered By Board HAMILTON (CP) -- The On- tario Municipal Board has or- | dered Hamilton board of educa- tion to provide school bus ser- vice for recently annexed areas of Saltfleet and Glanford! townships. | The decision ends the threat) |of a school boycott by pupils in| Mount Albion, where last Sep-| tember parents kept 11 children from classes for lack of bus ser- vice. | In early December another | group started supporting the) boycott after a six - year - old) girl was attacked on nearby Hamilton Mountain. | The municipal board ruling, | | received Tuesday was sought by solicitor legally }eity council' after its said counci. could not | provide the service. | School board officials said they will comply with the order. | New Coat Fashions The largest special purchase EATON'S has ever made for a January Coat Sale! 15 striking styles! Collars in 6 regal furs! 15 beautiful colours! Luxury Fabrics with lavish Fur Trims Ordinarily 129.00 to 179.00 PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS Cashmeres; wool-and-alpaca; wool-and-mohair; shoulder-swathed with Cana- dian Mink, Canadian Beaver, Black (dyed) Persian Lamb; and Norwegian Fox, Juhior Misses', Misses', Women's and Half a4 00 to 139 00 Re s sizes. EATON January Sale, each Collars of Ganadian Mink and Persian Lamb Ordinarily 119.00 PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS Wools, wool-and-alpaca, wool-and-mohair; collared with Canadian Mink, Natural Grey Persian Lamb, Black (dyed) Persian Lamb, Brown (dyed) Per- sian Lamb. Junior Misses', Misses', Women's and half sizes, 89 00 EATON January Sale, each eka 3 . Imported Fabrics with Fur Trims Ordinarily 89.95 PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS Mostly wool-and-mohair; shades range through intense to muted; are accentuated by collars of Norwegian Fox, Canadian Beaver, Canadian Mink, Muskrat (dyed). Junior Misses', Misses', Women's and 69 00 half sizes. EATON January Sale, each i) Untrimmed Styles in Plains and Checks Much below usual price! PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS "Transition" coats in a host of lovely styles, fabrics and colours. Plain shades or checks in Junior Misses', Misses', Women's and half 43 00 sizes. EATON January Sale, each Ve oene a Untrimmed Casuals in glowing colours PLEASE, NO TELEPHONE OR MAIL ORDERS Brilliant hues" in fleeced wool, wool-and-mohair, wool-and-alpaca: Many imported fabrics; all lined with lustrous rayon satin, Junior Misses' Misses', Women's and half sizes. 38 00 EATON January Sale, each ........+..4. : EATON'S UPPER LEVEL, DEPT. 244 Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.moMonday to Saturday Open Friday Nights uniil 9