THOUGHT FOR TODAY When a man. forgets a pretty girl he is either pretending senile. Price Not Over. 10 Cents per Copy Sinatra Jr. Costs Dad $240,000 HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Frank,view mirror,' Jones said, Sinatra Jr.. abducted from aj)saw someone back there, . motel on the California-Nevada!I backed up border Sunday night, was re-| eaishte a leased by his aptors at ASKS FOR RIDE : 3:10 a.m. today in the exclusive He wes wearing a blindfold, district i g around his neck 19-year-old singe fam-| FO! down the window and this ous father told reporters he paid kid asked me 'Can you drive $240.000 to get the boy back--no Me to Nimes Road? questions asked Well, they (Mrs. Sinatra and "ends said the boy, picked her two daughters) live at 700 up by a private patrolman and NETIES Rd. They're customers brought to his mother's nearby eas patrol ek ee id home. was not harmed. The pa : : = pas ae peg to trolman said the boy told him 7m A taiked one of Mis cap he was blindfolded throughout '0's etting him before his 54-hour ail returned from the Sinatra Jr. did point with the money porters outsid Jor said the boy told him Mrs.. Nan had been blindfolded since father, long abduction. 'He never saw boy's mother, 's iefly a any of the guys Mrs. Sinatra -"is »,who |} him, the pa- he said but thinks there same way.' He said he thought By t he re a bunch of amateurs, might add they operated.' day (No : vho> jlew as good Tuesday night anvt ied 'about a ransom athe he had talked to his ' 4 'e while the boy was. being wesc Monday and Tuesday "and . 50 go not the m: Dn 10 t his taik to re : he om the MSs cidn upped in said and ; three way.' that 46) birthday ask for mn cha would 'not arrests had imminent a Sr nine" S here after a could FBI a say whethe been é d--once 9am any made o again were Sinatr about said "'a gang kidnapper IN GOOD SHAPE Dr. Rex Kennam n : from the Sinatra them 5:19 ata. to di at Sy condition with Boulevat r aa i The n good ne ow no n any aie seta the Hills. physician ( » has. also. ministered te dann ow ppl Sid Ve ny ry Cooper and Elizabeth Tay seven to involved He said small bills, left point on Wilshire west Los Angeles deal was made" abductors after the paye 'They're. on. their Sinatra said Bel-Air Patrolman George C Jones said he found Frank Jr "walking along my beat on Ros comare Road," not far from Mrs. Sinatra's home Jones said he was along the darkened road someone yelled "Hey!" "T looked through SPURNS MOVIE CONTRACT in the house a he paid SCUSS a and nos New ted Los tion f Hos But. she ta adding more Penny n¢ s re ir-old role Interns boy njured 3everly i shape: | si ape; | third Bad and tudent es ( ' 1i0 now Is a 1 way."| to at Iming at turned nu Ge doest sic : nera own mov lum they a nurse!" caree 1 bia Pictu offered M UK. Jew Spurns Directorship Bid touch with the boy's father at LONDON (Reuters) Lordjion intended to encourage the Mapes Hotei in Reno. Mancroft, a Jewish peer forced! Arab boycott of Israel There had been no breaks in tO res his with big In Cairo, the Arab Le the. case since young Frank was British insurance e company be- economic committee w hustled from his hotel room at cause. of Arab pressure, today|/Arab states would haw Lake Tahoe Sunday night by rejected an offer by the firm to vise economic ations two gunmen who burst in and reinstate him Britain if the British demanded money Lord Mancroft, a Con-, ment interfered in Arab bx of Israel aff mais ai tees The ¢ British trongly from firms British subjects Arab amba ed with a At one ti Pasco a about 50 raphers me during the night reporters and photog were gathered at the foot of the driveway .outside Mr Sinatra's home. It was chilly Sinatra sent a waiter out with coffee. The waiter also brought turkey-~ sandwiches rear-jolives, pickles and cheesecake Jack Entratter, a friend ef Si natra Sr., said in Reno, N that the kidnappers twice pg in contract driving when so the gr post a re gor former airs ative government told the Norwich | PM Declines ini n'rlime te actor Comment On Early Vote 3" minister nion Insur airo reaction follow not government ectorshiy in Ss dis any Ss { to disciminat inization for tion cau t in Brit itement from Arab na lgn sador of prote joint »st exception to from the ab boycott ernment to Statement yrovin sur source ' prés OTTAWA (CP) ie : ister Pearson dec whether Imminent he "told -- the broad ane and Min Tuesday changes Prime ined cabinet In Sir bert Pig dent to Say a Otel nold, the u Man are nion's year-old Thank sut ith Commons smile "I may an alrp go to Que- rejoin the board on the Christmas Norwich lt am sure Toronto Greeks ..' ir. Pearson was obviously re-,the implications of your ferring to the Christmas holi-|tion w be understood Stig at ip to Quebec City in 1961! t and Hit By by then prime minister Diefen I feel baker to'see Governor-Gener that happened my. re-asso- Vanier, At that time there were! ciation with the Norwich l nionterg. nee ia I V $1 a saber rumors of a cabinet -oyid not leac a vr work Flight wind e ; which did not material: ing relationship.' ' OFFICIALS MEET The Tu the nett Jewish Board of groups Jewist compan any WEARY SINATRA Ww to take wae me of th recess uh yme abroad OTTAWA (CPY however fter al ¢ { bat artic Puesda th ihe has pension and old giving Oper disabled pients month But alth teith rec Opposition I, ¢ Diefen Fine about to United. King another pos ade ther Se To! MONTREAL (CP) -- me "98 Greek commur 500 of the Montre in complains tha paid @ to their ito's D joined Minister Gordon take a trip dom t for minis! sar told the Comn Britain's "'erying shame' the which were' not brought in nizations 1 when the universal absolutely was raised $10 jon the un made m « of he rer oa offer comp: fo seven ked whe nee any M re owins meeting a vith ommunit to the firm's off Sir yn to ad of incre De orgi over ast old tior (¢ ht yuties no travel service homeland but arrangements for the fl pear to have been made The Toronto group says gave $22,000 to a branch of the travel Toronto _ahc tha: a cheque that amount was forwarded the main of fice in Montreal The local community $150,000 has been put up them 12 charter flights first scheduled for De 18 Toronto detectives arrived Mon'eal Tuesd tion with the com The Mont that the s not be yee ir oper "don't back Det.-Ca the Mont? Tur sday have anada's h the U.K etiring at the end of the 'WILL GET FAIR TRIAL' commissioner Drew, is year.) refuted that 0 The also Sug to ights ap George ion zgest $75 it service in for to by for the conne Heads Ruby Defence Henry he vy for foun the tors Attorney W has said penalt District Dallas death a bulky brown of criti- the what sion DALLAS, Tex. AP) -- an considered one of nost ial lawyers in States, wll head the ence staff at the murde Jack Ruby, who killed assassin of Pre A Cal- he the man the har »)-year-old with greying predicted he dely trial he Jes the Ruby shot O dent Ty audience Nov being transferred the jurist wavy will be ardless of pic i forn the in Ruby seem t de- cized w dex > United re about teley pt James Crichton o before a he was Dallas" jal without wald 24 as from county held of police fraud squad that ecused 0 said search war Kennec Mel been t of sco Lo author Ang of 7) 0 inc 28) wh Ruby, now 1s preside nt bond Academy Zell ud vawyers, said Ruby ad-not guilty by re ason{ Ruby NAS fs et Ruby| Ruby Dal-! There n not.' murdér in the Oswald, 24, the He s set for Feb.| troubled Judge Joe B.'of man In re iw books and ya'st Ameri al ple an fs he did not just and he had 0 believe publicity need ith nsan Ker was cony ved no ation w trial in Oswald Aft spiracy 0 Ruby in his can s sincere, disturbed He's not all the I expected." Ruby's Sam and type shoot of CITY EMERGENCY « PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 FIRE DEPT. HOSPITAL 72 n cused assassin District Dallas three before Brown of the lineup for de- S ire % Ange Ton othe be Tom Martin. Brown sé , ! or the 72 done a. lot thinking [pe 725-6574 I've f z about if." he 11 id praying *but I don't know about-it yet,' Da How- "ard and said,/and as Jim ages lawvers 3-22 MELVIN BELLI montl "OSHAWA, , ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1; MASKE RACKED IN QUE the . for Welfare Program 'Overhaul Urged | Oct 1 Top Criminal Lawyer WEATHER REPORT Milder Thursday with inter- mittent snow. Winds southeast at 15. 1963 Authorized as Ottewa 'and Post Office Department of Postage in Casi. cond Class Mail for payment FORTY- TWO PAGES Bolivian Tin Free Two Canadians , (cP were today. by they the 28, are AP) held for rebell about the town as but unable to leave centre. Brousseau tin miners in an Jardeaux, 34, both mpr sed prison while two Ca Kirkland Lake nadians Raymond Brousseau. The picture how ind Aurele Falardeaux dians got involved i enth free but unable to' pute not cl mining centre An ited thold reachin said marching fend Vic government a t-led miners ts said the Oruro ct 30 pe ORURO Fifteen hostages fifth day Bolivian Bolivia the ou "V the appar n ire the C strong is Associ eal leave the Report of Be men m tens alavi Press di rebel the capita militia- the tin Paz, Es 2ainst or three Canadians Swedes. were ened or temporaily ,mines but now are be AZ peasant vere reported to he ld nes to de tor ro to free the Commur the repor moving in Presumably two Canadian lardeaux--in ( US hub mile 1Sa0'S OTHERS LEAVE tOruro" The two other. ( W out geologist Brousse 4 atavi s- Mp ¢ anadia for 1 of the rnment Jame of the hos they for the ! Namee, 30 bert Morr 37 (Mc parents ston ¥ nformed by him Limitec son had "az n to mount after a: F son of Toro iday in ne ) Namee's in in} nt 1 labor Dany tt employed " livia--Prospection onto: het their safely in La } (McNamee quoted as saying information 'as was held hos escaped working in the worked his' way Paz, There was (company) mes ' Morrison may or hostages|have been a_ hostage, vernme Communist Irineo 9 Escobar of Pimente ind iter seeped out that anadian te working. in the area had Slow com- moten fathe We hi whet and re or hnicians re a to yrisoner tion and the SS detec a id back nothing sage."') INTERVIEW HOSTAG But Tuesday the 15 were interviewed by the first time 'since they the Catavi were aken = prisoney There embassy reported were no Canadians in the group,| been in anothe The four of them|from Catavi and Americans rammed taken captive ht into room 18 The government 2 ked et and sleep on the fl6o day. night for U.S. arms mattress ing planes, to effect They ir in good health Of the hostages but gave but con-,dication it anned an un- diate T he miners when _ the to The area mine had four hostages no each by 12 witk are one out all appe understandably thei seem I and'annoved at imprisonment the rebellious indication migh Canadians 1 and Fa reported -- fre attach MAY CUT FOOD The government miners -- their vould be cut eased the It showed ch the nists the arne no : Made be released OO | Sl at ( arde SG FH) tas off unless ata AUX move hostages by no inclination two jailed Cc hostage te ange for Leftist union Oruro exhorted them and ;make a stand a | nt militiamen were broadcast radio ide workers t selves pi epa gainst the These by union Stations Cuba Frees trolled (NDP--Win reed and f Knowles entre) quick all the entire. welfare get away from a piece- North ( ag for over scru pro gram to approach Ministe he pen to Deco 1 to gin their ms from that date-- 162.000 Canadians in ial need Judy La ion boost if the TORONTO neth MeMil prov- , of (CP) of the. ¢ ~Rey aid oactive etary Society Was al tioned by Cuban he landed at Havana Dec. 2, it was learned Mrs. McMillan interview the Cuban of thought her husband terian minister, anadian ested and officials gree be con will cover spe- A COULD START MARCH said i If all the art paving Det L. the leral treasury t vould be § province provinces elect thei extra ed to portions cost next 4.200.000 {> the fiscal a a a to the March She said recent fed conference earlier start- was me e banned in Cuba She said he was arrest he stepped off the plane, tioned all afternoon and into the night and then rel in custody of the ¢ would {0 bassy.on the condition he now getting old Cuba on the first flight o in the age Rev. McMillan flew out no era had a provincia suggested date an increases apply persons assistance to 69 pension but old a means 65 age 70 nvolves B age automatic at he is now assistance of the test Churches to attending World a Counce nd pensions are paid pleased mining and the from La Paz said only thé anc understood there are of Kingston and Ro the com arrived as may reporters arrived in La Paz Monday from Morrison had an the r they messages Metro Pastor Toronto today Presby- of the Jehovah's Witnesses sect Canadian em- a The universal § heading for Mexico ( ity where meeting GANG RING EC Police Claim Members | Murdered Two Persons In about Miners vector Patenaude said $15,000 worth of jewelry 30,000 worth of other mer- have been recovered gang robberies committed s in the presence of and on wives in e of their husbands 'isi auring iin t yurse of robberies of MONTREAL (CP) rovincial Police they have cracked 000 government troops tions of. hooded poised in Oruro, high lieve Andes 120 miles south- ings, 27 La Paz reports Quebec today opera- and § they b n for two ki and said the About 3, gangs are also in the east of Radio said the troops bank had been ordered to march on and armed Catavi, but these could not be The crimes confirmed the last year spatch The government said the ern Quebec province at two army has no intention of attack-/Toronto and Brockville i two/iftg the miners. loot was estimated in Trucks Collide ie One Man Killed operations wanted Inspector said He arrest BELLEVILLE (CP) Sheri- dan Le 34, of Athens, Ont s. killed today when his trans truck smashed the of 'another truck Highway 401 cloverleaf Police said. Ronald. Fournie: Stoney Creek, Ont., driver stalled truck, was in their arby office reporting -- the mechanical difficulties when the crash occurred se responsible Fa from cases of rape 200 other crimes truck astons took place in Montrea a n hijacking of homes s were least on robberies the th Cana dis- Iny we Ottawa Total Shree Or the to-do people number severe beatings e also administered during home: break-ins of threat by the have broken. t some of the 'most men in the country,' Herve Patenaude arrests of Soviets Reject Bid To Expand UN Council NITI u men are unde seven of them aigned on minor said eight and been arr Charges Two other police have ns are awson area.| Wa Mc-| port rear ribed ie suspects men, des prime sought s into as D NATIONS' (CP) -- Union again has plan to expand the United 'Nations Se- Council stopped being nto ona WARRANT Detectives Toronto ISSUED from Metropolitan)1 and Ottawa have ar rived in Montreal with war rants for several men issued in'sharp d their cites in to end next week it ador ° Nikolai Fedor- enk tated the Soviet posi- O ess ota 1 that could not vote for vision on the UN Charter un- li Commutist China takes over * ie permanent council seat now hows Decline = "Sveing. His speech in effect killed twa En ; widely-backed Latin America OTTAWA (CP) construction resolutions expanding the pecare estimated Council to 13 from 11 seats miles employed persons t heen vember 39,000 fewer than a up considerably from. a year earlier, as the last year'sjearlier in ali regions excent rise in jobs available cont nued!At antic the to outstrip the growth of the la- was the economic and social 1. to 24 from 18 seats bor force, an official report said today King : of ol the Bo , ne 1, action Tuesday caused appointment among delegates. They had expansion one of ther gets in the 18th session General Assemb! eX- ave ? rer no he Case d just s a to not 0. He} British --~Canada 303,000 in had turing un- trade industries mid-No-| November employment and and counci 30th mea charter rev was year th sah ures would require ola ision, which cannot without the appro- five permanent coun- members--the U.S., the So- et Union, Britain, France and |China The Soviet statement also jended months of speeulation on lwhether the Russians would back away from their. usual Stand and permit enlargement of the two bodies Tues includ- gion vy unchanged The unemployment sonally adjust lying trends sonal factors compared October lyear est 1957 Of the 303.000 unem mid November, some had been unemployed for three. . Diplomats had observed. ori- months or less. Another 34,000; Vately that Moscow might shift had been seeking work for four Position in view of. the. easing fo six. months. and, 42,000 hadjof the cold war and their' wide been jobless for seven monthsiening rift with Communist or longer China The report said employment ¢ of young people in recentiand months has shown a signtifie; increase over re be achieved ul of the under-| i] eiease rate ed to show not related was 5.1 per with 5.2. per and 59 per previous This rate since the no: in imme 3. mid mid-Novembei jobless showed asonal } ' of 38.000, said the jjoint report by the labor depart-| ment and bureau of statis rm The November jobless rate ght jwas 4.5 per cent the. 'labor ®X-|force--the lowest in seven years that month--compared with per cent in November, 1962 5.4 per cent two years ago In October, the rate was 3.9 per cent October the . number smaller-than- etween and to of sea I cent cent in cent a was the , se d the tov ipplies ~~ summer of ni to ymimu of oved for ).2 re in 0 arm re ind to Peas" 'The job picture in brief, with in along with aland to anada Nou Vev thousand Noy. Oct. Noy. 1963 1963 1962 6.799 6,841 6,612 6,496 6.576 6,270 303. 265 342 estimates Australia has been preserve the seat con ti campaigning Labor Force last year's levels.| Commonweal Emploved | Unemployed BASED ON SURVEY The monthly report is based on a survey of. 35,000 house holds across Canada. for the week ended Nov. 16. Since fig- ures are based on sample cross-section of the population they are estimates and not pre cise totals The Grenade Blast Closes Border ADIEN Ken Bible ques- when rport (AP) \ ofielected le emergency has been declared in the the. South Arabia Federation tive and the border with Yemen or dered closed following a bomb- ing at Aden Airport in which ja woman was killed and 39 per. sons were injured Police searched bomber whose target ently was Sir Kennedy Trevas- because kis, the British high commis- nounced sioner and other officials about: Aden to leave for London for talks on next year's elections Sir Kennedy escaped with a shrapnel cut on his finger, but jthree British aides and an Arab Official of the federation were severely injured : Witnesses said the bomb was state gislature to present 23-member legisla- counci] on which seven embers are nominated by the ritish high commissioner, Also » be. taken up Was a recome mendation to allow Aden's 100.+ 000 Yemenis to vote. The fed- the eration government opposes en- anchisement the Yemenis Yemen has -never claims to parts of replace gain of 226, employment repre- sented a 3.6-per-cent increase compared with the advance of 2.8 per cent in the labor force report said the employ- decline of 80,000 between and November "'fol- the usual seasonal pat fern.' There was a drop of- 33.- 000 in non-farm industries and 47,000 decline in agricultural employment yea yea I n in total ficials t n Br tc »mber The ment October lowed for appar- { ed as ques- well eased of re. leave ut Dec The year's 3.6-per-cent rise in employment compared with an average annual increase of 2.1 per cent over the last decade The extra jobs were developed mainly in the service. manufac- il of 2.900 1.000 The half the and disabled pensions to federal ernment pays cost of pensions for the LATE NEWS FLASHES gal- and landed near the offi- 'ial party. The bomber appar- tossed from a spectators' ery at the airport a flower bed disabled and for the' elderly necdy--whose new maximum sinder 260 for $2,220 and $2,580 on. with a in NEW DELHI (AP) Group Capt. Prakash Ch service and arrest Chavan told come cerling the be $1 in crease will unmar-| for ied| for a nd sy ried persons marr | Saailin oan couple arliamen ed per mar- h Ouse er cent of ACCRA oda\ (Re the justice _ Ghana revoked POVINes they wish ma pen above Ghana's fixed federal but get chief that treason n and be rate 0 days federal extra equrt in two ition no the a trial sistance on amount 8) Hales -Welling and P Rynard (PC mee t iid the nud be ret MP's pay MONTREAL (CP) announced a ton toda up Canada Tuesday of he an increases Top Air Force Officer Arrested -- A senior ed for Nkrumah Fires Chief Justice Sugar Prices Hiked Again 20 cents to $16.15 exily escaped in the confusion Authorities speculated he might have been a Yemeni or an Arab nalionailst Both Yemen's jgovernment and Indian Air Force officer, has been dismissed from the pionage, Defence 'Minister: Y. B today andra es revolutionary Arab national- oppose the British pro- tected federation composed of \den and sheikdoms, sultanates emirates in \ra- ists Southern uters) President Kwame Nkru appointment Sir Arku Korsah. z Korsah president a found defendants: not fe of an Jamnadas about fam € bomb the Mrs who plane with her 1S Look lal Mee an woman uilty Bhe nj & fo hour the was of three be taker was tian of Ade n colony Among topics to the London over up dis lo for on t} the n pute talks a a a Canada's three principal, si'gar for 100-pound wholesale ng price increase the price of a The St. Lawrence Dominion firms announced price bag { he y, bringi Briti Red federation Aden me} he Se last nalives that joined Jan. 18 wanl a a d cents a wholly AHMED EL-SHAMI