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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, Aprit 24, 1962 "FIRST The Transpacific, a 407-foot West German freighter, enters the Snell Lock here Sunday on its passage through the St. Lawrence Seaway into TORONTO (CP)--It's like a homecoming--only Else (Ma) Corry is,thousands of miles from home. She's looking up her "boys" whom she met and mothered during the Second World War when she was hostess at a Lon- don, England, leave club. Her "boys'--who number in the hundreds--haven't férgotten the Australia - born singer who temporarily abandoned her ca- reer to make their hours away from the front line happy mem- jories. Since Miss Corry arrived in Canada April she has been surrounded by \S d World War vets who haye in some cases driven hundreds of miles to se her again. She's making the tkip on her "T had planned to leave Can- ada Aug. 16," she said, \\'but that was only a tentative and I shall probably longer." ASKED FOR LIST When Miss Corry annouplced 'ther travel plans to Gre Dermott of Toronto, secretary of the YMC! jlada, he asked her t i ja list of some of her would most like to draw up| "boys" she} ee again.! "I sent him a list of abc 60," Miss Corry said, 'but thought at the time that was great many people and I' never be able te get to see th: many." On a short swing through pa: of Nova Scotia last week, sh saw more than 30 vets. "At that rate I shall probabi meet about 400 of my boys,' Miss Corry said enthusiastic ally. A memory undimmed by th 16 years that haye passed ha helped Miss Corry remembc the names and faces of her C: nadian friends. At a receptic here last week she surprise veterans by remembering thei names and asking about thei relatives. s|COMES FROM BOSTON For Moon Chaisson, who hac driven from Boston, Mass., t- see her, just being: recognize: made his trip worth while. Clyde Fife, who drove 40( miles from Chapleau, Ont., tc see her, was another familiar face. Miss y Corry who was born ir y, New South Wales, wa: 'inning her career as ar pera singer in London in 193¢ when war broke out. "I was just doing my part to help the war effort," she said, Ma Corry Visits Boys In Big Homecoming :plaining that she started by orking at London's Beaver ub -- a sort of information treau to keep soldiers.in touch ith their friends and relatives. TART LEAVE CLUBS. By 1940, there were so many anadians overseas that the Ca- adian YMCA opened up leave ubs. The Y took over hotels, dded extra beds, and set up acilities for the soldiers on rave, : For five years, Miss Corry as "mother overseas" to hun- 'eds of Canadians. She got dates far some of hem, wrote letters to the wives nd sweethearts of others and 'repared sandwiches and milk or their bedtime snacks. She et up dances organized soft- yall games, refereed dart ames and filled in at bridge ables. Most months she wrote about "00 letters to relatives and loved mes in Canada and letters to vex of kin of the fallen. / VIGOROUS PASTOR CARDINAL, Ont. (CP)--Rev. Yonald E. White, pastor of the entecostal Tabernacle here, nas enlisted in the militia sur- vival training program. He said the training will help him to serve his parishioners better. Peterboro Ist For Mass Sabin Vaccine PETERBOROUGH (CP) -- Peterborough may be the first Ontario city to have a mass polio immunization program with the new Sabin oral vac- cine. i Dr. James Anderson, city medical officer of health, said Monday the liquid vaccine--fed to adults on a sugar cube and to infants by spoon--will not be made available for general use until May 7. A mass immunization pro- gram will be carried out in city schools and factories and at five public centres May 15 and 16. Plans are also under way to carry out mass immunization in Northumberland and. Durham counties, with a combined popu- lation of 80,000, during the week starting May 14. Oshawa and Ottawa will start their programs in June. Dr. Anderson said Salk vac- cine '"'gives immunity in the blood stream while Sabin treats the places where the virus breeds--in the intestinal tract of man. In other words it gives added protection." v "We feel the combination of the two could eradicate th edis- OTTAWA (CP)--The election campaign firepower of the Lib- eral and New Democratic par- ties will be formally unleashed Wednesday. Liberal Leader Pearson, be- ginning a three - day sweep through Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland, is to launch his two-month campaign at an "all island" rally at Charlotte- town Wednesday night. Voting Campaign Firepower Opens |where his nomination mee' will be held Saturday night. He returns fo Ottawa Sunday to meet British Prime Minister Macmillan. His campaign opener in Lon- don -- significant politically-- is in the home town of Premier Robarts. This is near Strathroy where Mr. Diefenbaker launched his successful 1958 campaign. At Regina, where he plans to seek « Commons seat in the June 18 election, NDP chieftain T. C. Douglas makes his kick- off address to the nominating convention that same ht. Prime Minister Diefgnbaker heads west Wednesday for Northern Ontario and Saskat- chewan although his campaign keynote speech has been set for May 5 at London, Ont. PLANS QUEBEC START Social Credit Leader Robert Thompson, busy cultivating votes around Red Deer, Alta., where he will seek election, for- mally begins his campaign with a May 6 speech at Quebec City. Mr. Diefenbaker's Wednesday appearance at the' Lakehead ease of poliomyelitis without any confusion," he said. The Sabin vaccine is- being; made available free of charge) to the provinces by the Domin-| ion health department. Sportsmen's Show was. ar- ranged some time ago and is billed as non-political. He -at- tends a rally at Moose Jaw Thursday and then visits his Court Order Curbs Number Of Pickets MONTREAL (CP) -- Goods were driven out of Montreal's Inter-City Truck Lines' depot for the first time in more than a week' Monday after a court order limited the number of pickets at the depot to three, As many as 25 had been ree ported at some depots. A spokesman for trucking companies said a number of trucks crossed the picket lines with no sign of trouble. The reduction in the pickets resulted from injunctions ob- tained Saturday by eight of nine firms affected by a walkout of truck drivers called by the In- ternational Brotherhood of Teamsters (Ind.) to back de- own Prince Albert constituency mands for a wage increase. THROUGH SEAWAY -- the Great Lakes. The ship | for a week while a cracked cleared the Eisenhower Lock | sill on the Eisenhower Lock today to become the first | was repaired. through the system this year. | The opening had been delayed | --AP Wirephoto Sex Rears Head In British Films LONDON (CP)--Sex is' rear-| ing its saucy head in British) films. Pretty soon Aunt Ada will have to stick to pantomime. Things used to be genteel. British movie-makers confined themselves to drawing - room drama, the stiff upper lip, the comic understatement, heroic battle scenes. Women wore twin sets, tweeds and sensible shoes. Sexy movims? That was for the naughty ench and Ital- fans, special in continental debauchery. Well, the? continentals can move over 'and make way for a little Anglo-Saxon "'slap and tickle." British films are going gay. Not so long ago they made a movie called Room at the Top that brought sex out into the open -- and created standing- room-only crowds--even though they had to import Simone Sig- noret from France to make the, straying heroine seem convinc- in g. Now there's no holding them. They've produced a film called A Kind of Loving, based on the book by. Yorkshireman Stan Barstow, that deals frankly with | Indian Pilot | Named After Lindbergh MOOSONEE, Ont. (CP) -- A handsome, 23-year-old Indian named after flyer Charles A. Lindbergh is blazing new trails for his race as a bush pilot in Northern Ontario. Lindbergh Louttit--Lindy to his friends--was born at Atta- wapiskat on the west coast of James Bay in October, 1938 about three months after Lind- bergh made a flying visit to the area. An expert trapper, hunter, guide and cook, Lindbergh Lout- tit received his commercial pi- lot's licence last November after taking a pilot training course with Laurentide Aviation Limited in Montreal. He is one of the first Indians in Canada to receive both his private and commercial licences. Lindy now is employed by Austin Airways, flying out of this James Bay port as a co-pi- pilot on DC-3 aircraft. He will go on to pilot both twin-engined and single-engined planes in bush flying operations in the Canadian North. Lindy has one advantage over most bush pilots. He speaks English, Cree and Eskimo flu- | | Bishop Raps Pornography In U.K. Press shops) _SCARBOROUGH, England id. (Reuters)--An Anglican arch- he bishop complained in an Easter) "tripe-and-onion belt." Sunday sermon that British| children want to walk into) SCENES SIZZLE stores and buy contraceptives) This time the girl is a local! "with no questions asked as to lass, 20 - year - old Lancashire their age or status." | actress June Ritchie, and her' Dr. Donald Coggan, Arch-| lover is British actor Alan bishop of YLork, also told a spe- Bates. Some of their scenes|cial service for the National sizzle. Union of Teachers that other "Sex, it seems, is really here| elements in the atmosphere sur- to stay," says The Daily Mail,| rounding British schoolchildren; § and The Daily Mirror agrees| are not conducive to the "build-| that the film's '"'gutsy" new/ing of strong Christian charac-| approach may make it the| ter." | movie of the year. The Daily} He said pornography has be-| Mail critic, Quentin Crewe, fur-|come the 'stock in trade" of | ther comments: jat least one mass-circulation "We are spared no details.| British newspaper and that the| Details which a short time ago} government not only has legal-) would have been unthinkable.|ized gaming but has a large} Yet this is a story which is as stake in the business. | true and ordinary as shaking Local authorities, he said, al-| hands." low legal betting shops to open} In the same week as A Kind next door to schools, and mov-| of Loving, British audiences had| ies and TV have become "'pur- a chance to see comedian Peter) veyors of violence and deprav Sellers in Waltz of the Torea-|ity." dors, in which the camera also| The archbishop taught at Wy: had bedroom eyes. But this|cliffe College in the University time the girl is French actress|0f Toronto from 1937 to 1944. Dany Robin and the film, after all, comes from a play by) ® France's Jean Anouilh. Indian Taxes By a coincidence, the week also saw the first British show- Up For 1962 sons Dangereuses, starring the late Gerard Philipe. Produced) NEW DELHI (Reuters)-- by Roger Vadim, whose ex-wife| Higher taxes and a big increase) Annette Stroyberg has a key|in defence spending were an role, the movie was considered| nounced Monday by Indian Fi- so shocking that the French|nance Minister Morarji Desai! wouldn't let it be shown outside|in his 1962 budget. : the country. Desai imposed a series of di- # Sn --|rect and indirect taxes on in- | dividuals, companies and goods additional revenue Religion Lack E ind $150,000,000 in the com ing year. alee: Disastrous Desai said defe' pend. Bishop Says young love against realistic backgrounds, the pubs, and smoky settings of the M lands, known to some as t ing of the french film Les Liai- | $725,000,000, an increase of {about $128,000,000 over last jyear. It accounts for 25 per jeent of India's entire budget. | India raised the import duty) --Education without religious) | Z instruction can only have a dis- oucs ta? | astrous result, Most. Rev. Wil-| Desai eee India's total) 4 GENERAL MOTORS VALUE liam J. Smith, bishop of Pem.| Tevenue for the coming year at broke, said Monday night. |tures in 1962 would be about NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)| on cars to 150 per cent from| about $2,781,900,000 and expen- He told a joint dinner of ditures at about $2,911,000,000. Ontario Catholic Peon as The deficit will be wiped out by |Teacher Association and the| the new taxes, he said. jOntario Separate School Trus-| jtees' Association such an edu-| . 2 jeation would result in materi-| Missing Men s Found Adrift jquickens the -intelligence and| jenriches the mind with knowl- im? jedge but fails to develop the could blame him? If he's a few minutes late tonight--well, who Well, first of all it's quiet. The car is so soundly built--and so precisely engineered--that only --<------ MODEL ILLUSTRATED: The Sixty-Two Convertible thelong way home th sweelest! | it should be no surprise that the miles ahead are so tempting--when the miles behind have ently. will and direct it to the i : practice} After leaving public school/ of virtue may produce scholars| Lindy worked as a trapper and/put jt cannot produce good men| railway worker with the Ontario|and women" alism triumphing over Chris- On Lake Erie tianity. | He said any education "'which| | LORAIN, Ohio (AP) -- Four) men missing on Lake Erie} the rushing wind breaks the silence. Driving seems the automatic response to wish- been so wonderful. For there's an open road--and a spring evening --and a new Cadillac car. And that's a combina- tion to bring out the wanderlust in any man. Someday soon, when there's a touch of spring in the air--and a touch of adventure in your spirit --visit your Cadillac dealer and take the wheel of the "'car of cars" for yourself. And how comfortable and how inspiring it is You'll quickly discover that this is the perfect to have command of the "'car of cars"! Certainly, season to drive home in a Cadillac of your own, LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ing. The wheel turns with the weight of your hand--and the gentlest pressure of your foot sends the car instantly ahead or brings it to a smooth, silken stop. Northland Railway. Later he The Roman Catholic "thas a/since Saturday evening were was employed by the Hudson's}divine commission to teach|found adrift in their boat on| Bay Freight Forwarding Com-)(that) the truths of God have\Lake Erie about nine miles} pany, Ontario Northland Com-\a special place in the field ofjnorth of here Monday. | munications and the Ontario de-|education" and the church| The pilot of a U.S. Coast| partment of lands and forests.|knows "that the ejection of God|Guard amphibious plane who} About a year ago he wasican make a child dangerous for|spotted them and landed at the hired by Austin Airways as a society." Iscene reported the men appar- pilot's helper, mostly doing) "There can be no true educa-|ently were in good physical con- mechanical work. Chief Pilot tion which is not wholly di-|dition. : James Bell encouraged him to rected to man's last end but this) A coast guard boat was tow- take a pilot's training course. {last end is the last thing about| ing the disabled boat here. ----------------!which purely secular schools} The coast guard identified the are concerned. In such institu-;men as John Gunzhorn, Bes, tions our youth: are thrown into|Donnewirth, Wayn Utiss and intimate companionship wit h|Jack Webber, owner of the 16- 3,500 Men Strike those who scoff at adherence to|foot outboard motor boat occu- In Chrysler Plant jwhat they call 'outmoded'|pied by the men. All are from DETROIT (AP) -- A strikelideas." |Plymouth, Ohio. closed Chrysler Corporation's| Bishop Smith stressed that] The four were last seen about Jefferson and Kercheval Avenue|the home is the major deter-|7 p.m. Saturday whn they left plants Monday, making 3,500)mining factor in shaping the|Pelee Island for Huron, Ohio, workers idle and stopping pro-|lives of the young jon their way home. } duction of Chrysler, Imperial! 'So, no matter how efficient} Assisting coast guard planes} and Dodge 880 car models. Lo-|our Christian schools may be, |and boats in the search were} cal 7 of the United Auto Work-| our children can never be fully}a U.S. Navy. helicopter from) ers union walked out after ne-jand rightfully. ducated until the|Grosse Isle, Mich., and four air-| gofiating during the weekend on| homes do their part more intel-|craft of the RCAF Search and} production rates. ligently and faithfully." Rescue unit at Trenton, Ont | In fact, let's take a few minutes out ourselves --and ride with him as he takes the sweep of the boulevard. What's it like, sitting there in the driver's seat of a beautiful new Cadillac car? VISIT YOUR FOR SIXTY YEARS THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LTD. 140 BOND ST. WEST, OSHAWA, ONT. PHON®-725-6501