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@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, March 8, 1966 5 Held In Dublin After Bomb Blast MUNSINGER CASE DISAPPEARS House "Shametul' - Lewis By MICHAEL GILLAN TWO SECURITY PROBES DUE CONTINUED FROM P. 1 jas the Canadian who had not But Mr. Cardin sat quietly |;eported Russian approaches to through most of the afternoon, |the RCMP and Mr. Cardin later even though opposition spokes-| confirmed this. - men suggested he had been put' After the Spencer inquiry was in an "'intolerable" position by announced, Mr. Lewis withdrew the prime minister's reversal. |g motion of censure against Mr. Creditiste Leader Real Caou-|Cardin, which would have had baker had done about it when |ette said hé would have re-'the effect of reducing Mr. 'Car- Accusations Olga. The Ottawa directory for | DUBLIN (Reuters)--Police in- OTTAWA (CP)--Like a five-|the Diefenbaker years mentions |prime minig}?r: )signed if he were Mr. Cardin, 'din's estimates by $17,000--the vestigating a bomb blast which early tadav demolished the 134- | foot Nelson Pillar in the centre) nammeromercrrmmmmes OTS anybody 5 of Dublin have arrested five young men. : All five are Dubliners and were questioned at a city police , station, Irish police mounted a nation- wide manhunt for extremists of the outlawed Irish Republican Army suspected of planting 2 time bomb in the column--a controversial relic of Britain's former rule over Ireland which survived bitter street fighting in the 1916 Easter uprising. No one was injured in today's explosion. The IRA has been running a! campaign of bomb violence to) coincide with the Irish govern- ment's celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the rebellion, which led to Irish independence. | Shops, cars, and street lights | were smashed by flying debris as the bomb blew off the top of the 2,000-ton Doric column erec- IN COURT Yvon Dupuis appeared in court in Sherbrooke briefly Monday as his trial on_ in- fluence peddling charges was postponed until March 14. The former federal cabi- net minister is seen outside the. courtroom. (CP Wirephoto) Close Watch Kept tional security. jcent peep show, the Munsinger|no Olga, but immigration de- |sex-and-security case folded be- partment records says a Gerda et a godd look | Munsinger arrived in 1955. went dusuce MNILUMIDLeEL Cardin » wirei uae w Geimany tas aay, Sas reference to the case last Fri-| turned to Canada in 1961 then day set off a weekend of reports | left voluntarily for good in Feb- and speculation about an illicit) ruary, 1961, affair in 1961 between a beauti-/ Mr. Cardin, under opposition a threat to national security. the NDP, said the minister. By the time the Commons day, opened Monday afternoon, the galleries were packed with! | spectators anticipating a Cana- }dian Profumo affair. | Creditiste Leader Caouette |wanted to know more about it,| {Opposition Leader Diefenbaker |said the government brought up asking what Mr. Diefen-'end. Attorney-General Challenged On Fraud Bankruptcies Issue TORONTO (CP)--A jabout the Spencer spy case. | But the matter was dropped. successful as Quebec in combat soon after Prime Minister Pear- ting fraudulent bankruptcies |son announced that Mr. Justice' James Lind of Dorchester,/eral of Ontario do likewise, cial investigation crew. jthe Victor Spencer case and an-/Ontario Retail Lumber Dealers eral law as Quebec?" Sr eherans. nats onsioy cnomigenang cpnaehaenennses recrimina- tions tossed back and forth by the government and the Conser- vatives during the Spencer con- ful East German blonde and ajfor his handling of the Spencer|troversy had been shameful. He former Conservative cabinet case, triggered the Munsinger hoped the appointment of the in- speculation in the Commons Fri-|quiries would bring this to an igh lumber ;reduced 50°per cent last year-- the matter to "blackmail" the | dealer challenged Attorney-Gen- | to $100,000,000 from $20,000,000. | . opposition into keeping quiet eral Arthur Wishart Monday to| He said this was brought about! , show that Ontario has been as by the vigorous effort of a spe-| 5+ a direct investigation into "Why can't the attorney-gen- if |Dalton C, Wells will look into|Ont., a former president of the he operates under the same fed- Mr. Diefehbaker said the case | but laid the blame for the situa-| amount he gets in salary and involved neither a breach of nor|tion on Mr. Pearson who had/atlowances over and above his to face facts and make!$ig.900 annual pay as @ mem- an BArNeT refu Mr, Caouette also asked for!~ more details on the Munsinger case mentioned by Mr. Cardin | Friday during an attack on Mr. Diefenbaker. SHOULD BE AIRED Details of the sex-spy scandal | jsaid to involve Olga Munsinger, formerly with a Communist embassy, and a _ cabinet minister during the Conserva- tive regime, should be made To Year-Term | public, Mr. Caouette insisted. TORONTO (CP)--A Toronto The Wells inquiry was limited doctor was sentenced Monday to the way Mr, Spencer was dis-|t0 @ year in prison on a charge missed from his post office and|of attempting to procure the tripped of pension and insur-|@bortion of a 33-year-old divor- ance benefits, apparently ruling |Ce®- Dr.. Milton Stolove was con- security aspects of the case. vieted by an all-male jury that | The case broke last May when|heard. the woman testify she {the government announced ex-|became pregnant in the sum- pulsion of two Soviet embassy | mer of 1964 after she had been personnel for spying and said|going out with her married em- Moments after that, the jus- tice department estimates were 'passed for the House--except for an item on the RCMP which inadvertently was left out and is expected to be cleared up today. Doctor Sentenced - __|other inquiry will be set up to! Association and Liberal mem- investigate all aspects of na-|ber of Parliament for Middle-|newly-elected president of the J. Ross Rodgers of Barrie,;two Canadians were involved. ployer. sex East, said 95 per cent of dealer association, said the in- the reduction Flin citizens in 1809 to mark the { The column, almost identi- cal to the one in London's Trafalgar Square and long a rankling symbol of British rule in Ireland, was expert- ly blasted. Police blame the blast on the outlawed Irish Republican Army (AP Wirephoto) The head of Admiral Hor- Atio Nelson, Britain's great sea hero, is lifted from the wreckage of the Nelson Column in Dublin, Ireland, by firemen after 60 feet of the column and the 20-foot statue on it were shattered by an explosion last night. Mentally Retarded Care Moral Problem -- Vanier OTTAWA (CP)--Care of the sade for the Mentally Retarded, mentally retarded is a moral|Feb. 21 to March 21. problem, says Dr. Jean Vanier, The drive seeks to raise 37, the son of Canada's Gover-| $5,000,000 to be added to $10,- nor-General. 000,000 in federal and provincial ' 5 ts for use in the next five . Vanier discussed the home | 8227'S. : ete aa up for retardates in |ears in 18 pilot projects across Canada. onl APR prone conlecrnce Dr. Vanier, a former naval : " officer and university professor "Our pragmatic society has) of philosophy, works with a staf made us less and less indulgent! of 15 in a settlement for 45 re- towards mentally retarded peo-|tarded men from 20 to 45 in ple. Many of them who would | Trosly-Breuil. formerly have died in infancy' Col, W. A. H. Law, executive are now being kept alive, but it director of the Ottawa Retarded is a grave injustice to keep | Children's Association, says res- them alive if we don't give them jdential accommodation for a human existence. 1,000 mentally retarded people Dr. Vanier's visit tiés in with |.will be needed in the area over the Canadian Centennial Cru-|the next 10 years. Dairy Industry Informed | Has Self To Blame For Ills WINNIPEG (CP)--The dairy industry has been told it has only itself to blame for many consumers souring on milk and milk products. The industry was ticked off for salesmanship sins ranging from soggy cardboard packag-; ing--"Mommy, I don't want to drink my wax"--to say-nothing "It is true that today the young housewife has become accustomed to using this con- tainer and has learned to live with it in spite of the problems. 'But, the truth of the matter in, that you catered to large chain groups that complained about the large storage room that empty bottles were taking up and the valuable time they advertising. Peter Janzen of Winnipeg were spending on sorting the products manager of the West. bottles and the refunds they had fair Foods Ltd. retail grocery we tard ee ee chain. delivered: the dressing Sutter merchandising | fared down recently to a Manitoba|"° better in Mr. Janzen's esti- convention of dairymen and mation dairy products manufacturers. A quick glance at the dairy te Bflad the lid with te case and we see that we are minder that every province has = bd eae hepa Sahay ce since 1957, showh a decrease ints SOUS SADERAYE DEvoact Ae 1" the dairy business--a wrap that per capita consumption of dairy'has been used for the bing 50 years without any major im- provement. Parthmient wrap iS" a poo! ' : ardboard milk wrap. It is not moisture-proof, the consumer. "We knew that they leaked they bulged, they cracked and they left wax particles inside alo with the milk container on handy wrap for Mrs. Consumer Surely, as an_ industry, image on butter could be proved." HERE and THERE Gordon H. Johnson, CA, statements accountant from the head office of a Toronto insurance company, will be guest speaker Mar. 8 at the meeting at the Georgian Motor Hotel of the Central Ontario Chartered Accoun- tants Association. His address is to be on "Flowcharting for Critical Control." ment for facial cuts and an injured hand. The 1966 officers North Oshawa Centre were installed recently at the centre's annual meet- ing. Officers installed were: Fred Williams, president; Jo- seph Smith, vice-president; Mrs. Shirley Williams, secre- tary; Roy Phippard, treas- urer. of the Fifty-one babies were born at the Oshawa General Hos- pital during the week ending Mar. 5. Three hundred and sixty-three patients were ad- mitted and 354 were dis- charged. The hospital had 80 major and 116 minor opera- tions as well as 84 eye, ear, nose and throat operations. Treatments and examinations totalled 220. Forty-five casts were applied. The physiother- apy department. gave . 733 treatments and 1ade 578 visits; while the occupational therapy department handled 200 cases Richard Snowden, chairman of the youth counselling com- mittee of the Rotary Club of Oshawa the speaker at the noon meeting of the Ros tary Club of Whitby today. The Whitby club is considering ing up a simi- lar service in Whitby was service The Rotary Club of Oshawa will be host to the members of the Oshawa Sodbusters' Club at its annual Rural-Urban meeting in Hotel Genosha next Monday. Mrs. Blencowe, Oshawa, re- ceived a cut knee in a two-car totarian Ken Coulter and accident which caused $1,700 Mrs. FE. G. Storie, of Oshawa, damage Saturday near Co will be among the speakers bourg. Frederick Crockford at the annual conference of Cobourg, the driver of the District 707, Rotary Interna- other vehicle, received treat- tional, in Toronto next week. it is not odor-proof, nor is it a im- Community | ted by British patriots and Dub- 4 On Pound Sterling LONDON (AP)--Financial au- thorities kept close watch today on the pound sterling, now un- der renewed pressure after a pe- riod of considerable strength Uncertainty over the genefal election March 31 and Britain's trading position brought moder- ate selling of sterling on finan- cial exchanges Monday. The pound dropped cent to $2.79 21-32 U.S., its low- }est point since massive interna- tional support staved off a ster- ling crisis last September. Some commentators expected a boost for the pound from the |Labor party's election mani- festo, published Monday night. It gives first place to "the pur- suit of solvency and the defence of the pound." The financial. times says the selling Monday originated in New York, Paris and Germany as well as in London Trafalgar nava) victory of Adc miral Horatio Nelson. The presence of the British monument has irked some Irish nationalist groups for years and there have been occasional pro- posals for its peaceful removal. |BOMB TIMED Police believe the dynamiters mingled with tourists climbing the spiral stairway inside the column late Monday' and placed a powerful time bomb on the stairway before the monument's interior was locked for the night It was the third bombing in | Dublin in three weeks. A week ago today a gasoline bomb was |hurled into the British military jattache's home. The undercover IRA demands unity by force, if necessary, of the British ruled, predominantly Protestant northern six counties and the Roman Catholic south, an independent republic. Police in both north and south fear that further attacks may occur as the Easter anniversary celebrations approach. 'WEATHER FORECAST | Mainly Cloudy And Mild, RANK DECREED SPORT After the Norman conquest, jthe social rank of an English- jman decreed the kind of hawk ihe could use for falconry. Winds Light Wednesday | TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts|ing colder. Winds light becom- issued at 5:30 a.m., EST. ing southerly 15 to 25, and Some snow is expected tonight|northerly 15 on Wednesday. in the far north with a mixture} Ottawa: Mainly sunny and of wet snow and rain and freez-|cool. Wednesday cloudy with a ing rain over the upper lakes re- few sunny periods and turning gion. Except for snowflurries in| milder. Winds westerly 15 be- % of aj CAUGHT IN BED? Some reports said the RCMP were given photographs that showed the woman in the nude with the former minister. They said the woman went back to Sociation's annual meeting her homeland where she died. other reports said she had worked for a Communist em- bassy here Her name was said to be the north on Wednesday, most! coming southerly 20 on Wednes- of the precipitation should end' day. overnight or early Wednesday. Windsor, London, Hamilton, Toronto, Lake St. Clair, Erie, Lake Huron, Southern) Windsor Georgian Bay,. Niagara, Hali- St: Thomas burton, Lake Ontario regions: | London Sunny and warmer. Wednesday Kitche : mainly cloudy and mild. Winds|Mount Forest. light southerly 15 on Wednes-| Wingham .... day. Hamilton Sudbury, North Bay, Tima-|St. Catharines ..... 2 gami, Northern Georgian. Bay,|Toronto ......++0++ : Algoma: Sunny and warmer,|Peterborough . becoming cloudy by evening.|Kingston .... Cloudy tonight and Wednes .|Trenton ... Occasional wet snow or rain/Killaloe ... with risk of freezing rain late|Muskoka .. tonight and early Wednesday.) North Bay .... Windsor light becoming .south- Sudbury .., erly 15 to 25. Earlton .. White River, Cochrane, West-|Sault Ste, Ma ern James - Bay: Increasing| Kapuskasing cloudiness and warmer. Snow) White River .. tonight. Wednesday cloudy with|Moosonee ... scattered snowflurries and turn-'Timmins .... Forecast Temperatures 32 +. 30 - B 28 28 45 45 45 42 40 40 42 42 42 40 40 Oshawa Discount House Protests 2% | Sales Tax Increase this During our recent interview with Frank McCammond, the owner of ry | Oshawa Discount House, a few questions were answered regarding his| latest advertising promotion. Since the Ist of March Oshawa Discount) House has refused to take the 3% sales tax from any shopper for ony purchase, This practice, he informed us, will continue during the month of March, and possibly longer, depending on the extent of ipport he receives Mr. MeCammond recalls a Government Official saving just prior to nouguration of the 3% Sales Tax that, if enough people. had plained to their local. Member of Parliament, the Provincial 3% scales Tax would never have been put into force in the province However, retail buyers have been paying 3% on most purchases for almost 5 years, Effective April Ist the consumer is facing another 2% cut in their paycheck | This means every 100.00 earned will only be worth 95.00 in purchas- ng power, In the tradition of passing as much savings on to their ustomers as possible, Oshawa Discount House is protesting this 2% | ncraese by allowing their customers t¢ Tox Free anything they choose at Mr. Met d again re-emphasized} | this poli definitely be ng the whole of| March » purchase 3x their store thot ho would n effect dur and: possibly longer ee eee a pe aS Lake Lows tonight, Highs Wednesday RCH OD JEWELLERY FINDINGS MAKE YOUR OWN COSTUME JEWELLERY NECKCHAINS, KEYRINGS, BRACELETS 10¢ EACH MANY OTHER ITEMS FREE PRICE LIST -- SEND TO-DAY BULMER'S GEMSTONES AMHERSTBURG ONTARIO, CANADA in bankruptcies | dustry is tightening up on credit across Canada last year oc- and this will help cut the num- curred in Quebec ber of bankruptcies. Mr. Lind was speaking at a - press conference during the as- He repeatedly praised the policies , of Quebec's Justice Minister: can ring circuses em- Claude Wagner ployed more than 1,000 men Mr. Lind said total liabilities and filled 90 railway cars when of bankruptcies in Quebec were! travelling CIRCUS WAS BULKY At their peak, the big Ameri- three - cool half million § (pints a day, that is) Over 500,000 pints a day--for Ontario alone. That's how much Red Cap Ale we have to brew to keep up with the demand. Beer drinkers have made this straight, no- nonsense ale Ontario's No. 1 ale. Have you tried it? the Straight Ale The CARLING BREWERIES Limited