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11 Drown In Ontario 43 DeathsIn Canada ran CANADIAN russ menings and highway mis haps accounted for most of Can adas accidental death tell at 44 during the weekend Canadian Press survey be tween pm local time Friday and midnight Sunday showed 20 highway deaths and 14 drownlnsl ll of them in Ontario Onlylrimie Edward Island and Newfoundland were fatality free The Ontario drownings boosted the provincial count to most of any province There were also five traliic deaths live firs deaths and four classified as miss cellnneous Quebec was next with 11 fetal itiesnine on the road and two drownings Alberta had one traffic fatality and tire death New Brunswick counted one highway and one drowsins There were two traffic EXAMPLE FOR NATIONS Nothing could be friendlier than the relations between thus two natural enemies pets at lSJYearoid Barbara Smith of Fredericton Penny the out and Lily the mouse are inseparable compehlons who play sleep out and do tricks together The mouse seems un easy away from its feline friend and its favorite resting spot is between the cats paws OP Photo Ocean Shipping Still Taxes Canal ran CANADIAN PRESS Congestion at thePort Weller entrance tothe Welland Canal continued today as 38 ships waited in Lake Ontario to pass through the inland waterway to Lake Eris Elghtecn of the ships are ocean going vessels The canal has handled as ves sets since Sundayis unbound and nine down sides taxing the onnnls fat splurge numbers of upbound smwuwshgdewps at in land ports The vGrace inert flourish Santa Regina arrived in Detrot Wednesday to pick up acsrgo but was unabieto dock and left or Cleveland and Toledo She returned to Detroit Satur day but still unable to dock and spent day in midstrcsm The captain neuame tired of waiting his turn to berth at De troits only dock capable of hen dling ocean vessels and not out for Tofonto to pick up moergo The Santa Alice sister ship Willka up thecargojpurnad by the santa Regina Chicago Cleveland Milwaukee have also reported heavy vessel influxes The first indication of decréase in uphound nafficfiame Saturday when the St Lambert ESqued look at Montreal handled only ships headed inland in Toronto shipping agen the number of vessels waiting to go through theTIVxmiio Welland Canal might dwindle to 12 within week butthere was no immed igte hope of relieving the conges 0D rush of ships returning from lake ports could cause bottle neck at the Port Colborne en trance to the canal and add to clearance difficulties of all the ships which have sailed into the lakes stnR1he ssoways opehlng about 120 havent yet returned Monk Enthroned Rs Pope in Egypt fatalities in Saskatchewan and one each in British Columbia and Nova Scotia MULTIPLE DROWNINGS Ontarios worst water mishap occurred in Ottawa Saturday when four youths in rowont were swept over the Cbaudlere Falls in the Ottawa River Three fishermen were drowned at Wawn 100 mllu north of Sault Ste Marie when their beat up sized tn the Michipicotcn River Four deaths resulted from single fire early Sunday when mother and her three children suffocated in their home The Ontario dead Mrs Mary Lynn Hoodoo 33 Patricin Lynn Leslie Jan and Douglas eight months Pbyxlated in the Toronto suburb of East York early Sunday as re fnuit of fire blamed on smok UN In Berlin Some Inspection OKd By Khrushchev Says Monty LONDON iReutersThe Sun day Times dnvoted almost full page Sunday to first of two copyright articles by Field Mar shal Viscount Montgomery report ing on his Moscow visit Summarizing what he was told by Nikita Khrushchev during their Moscow meeti Mont gomery said the Russl prenuer agreed in principle tr two pro possls involving drauge in Rus sian golicy as previously inter pretc in the West The were to bring in the Unite Nations on theBeriin question and to separate Berlin from the problem of German peace treaty Khrushchev also agreed to ited inspection plan ally perhaps in small area which could he expanded as mutual con fidence was gained WANTS FACTS DISSOLva Montgomery said that in their two meetings Khrushchev told him he would like the Atlantic and Warsaw pacts to be dissolved and national forces withdrawn to their own coimtries yilirughchev had said nuglear weapons were creating nervous attitude throughout the world Either side nowcould devastate the other and steps must be taken to end distrust and suspicion The simplest formula was for bamo APLA hermit moss who dwelt for yearsin desert cave was enthroned Sunday as pope and patriarch of Egypts ancient Coptic This cog many 13 ohurchs Ethiopian branch in dispute over hiselection Before acipacity congregation of about 2000 grey bearded monk Mina AlharamoussyAlrne tawahed was named Kyriilos VI 1dlst successor of St Mark founder of the Coptic Church and beloved disciple of Christ Nazi Gives Himself Up CINCINNATI APlA former liasl army officer who says he escaped from prison camp and lived quietly in Chicago for the last it years was taken into ous today Sunday Agents of the Federal Bureau of investigation identified him as Lisut Kurt Rossmeisl 531 Rossmelsj trained 1ith and Nazi had escaped from Camp Burner NC in August 1945 He was arrested after setting offanalarmintryingtoopona door to the FBI offices Rossmeisl said he wanted to surrender The FBI later turned him over to the immigration andnatural izatlon service He was released pending hearing today Rossmelsl an interpreter to Panzer division of the North Africa Korps was captured near Tunis The FBI said he was one of three esdaped Gannon PoWI not accounted for Aspokesmsn for the immigra tion and naturalization service said Rossmeisi cannot be charged illegal entry into the United Actually he was properlyad mitted when brought in by the us as prisoner of war he IaidzThe statute of limitations may shut off any prosecution for his escape from the Pow camp in 1945 The spokesman said Rossmelsl is suffering from arthritis lie If the wonderful time you For this is 1959 And this anvallaewkindl of Chrysler Windsor Hired below Chrjrlnyouss Jun tnymyrl Here are THE CAR THATS CHANGINexriHaeieruRErINTHE MEDIUMPRICEFIELDI had apparently come to Oincin nnti to seek work An FBI agent iaid Rossmelsl reported he went directly to Chi cage after his escape and as sumed an American hamb FronkEllis Hsworked as punch press operator bartender waiter and elevator operator hiavlil um Nuny WMmmu ms peace treaty with the two Ger manies but if the West refused this then Russlnwauld negotiate with East Germany Khrushchev said that if this led to war Rus sia could not escape hcrdestiny Montgomrey sold Khrushchev then agreed to separate the two German problems He had shown flexible approach and had cou vinced Montgomery that he did not want to achieve Russias aims by hut war In an editorial the Sunday Times described Montgomerys record of bistniks with Klutnh chev as vital historical doc ument Most important of all it said Mr Khrushchev declared himsell willing to eliminate all hot war possibilities as first priority To rule out the hotwar con tingency is momentous start on the long road to confidence and peace WERE PROUD OF OUR 7r SERVICEr LETS SHOW YOU WHY HKRAMER MOTORS Limited 145 BRADFORD sr youve ever had the vague suspicion that hrysier automobile is priced notch above your budget perhaps its took another look select Chrysler feamres push llopc Age 60 and Michael So koion 83 who drowned near Ter race Bey Saturday while trying to break up long jam on the Aquasoboo River ONE DEAD THREE HURT Car Flips Suhmerges in Creel Near Drillia lire Rescued GRILLIA CP Five men were rescued Sunday when their ar slipped down 15ioot cm hankmcnt and sank upside down at six feet of water Douglas Simas 18 hi Sectyl Bay killed near Ganonoquc Sun day when his car spun out of control on Highway injured were Lilo Sommes 17 of Elgtn Adrienne McCrae I6 and Mrs Mary McCroe 32 both of Crosb The two girls were re port in serious condition Harry Campiou 79 of Toronto died Saturday after falling into an ash pit outside his home He suffered fractured skull Everett Porter 28 of But iolo killed ncur Ridgewny when his car went off the road and landed on its roof Dennis St Peter 11 of Leom ingtnn died Saturday in fire which destroyed shed at his uncles gravel pit It isthought possible the boy was electrocuted by some highpowered electric switches in the shed Keith Biliigs of Barrys Bay killed in twocur collision near Kiilnloo Station Suturdw night Douglas Flyley 18 of Elora killed early Saturday when the cur in which he was passenger struck hydro pole William Hayter st of Godar lch killed Friday night in two cor collision in the Vurnn area Hurry Van Beek 34 Peter Nei son 35 and John Kuanenski 83 all of lemestown drowned Sot urduy when their boat capsized in the Mouth of the Miehlpicoten River Iiobert Jodoin 16 Gerard Cro nier 17 Williams Daniels in of Smiths Falls and James Dodds is drowned Saturday in the ot tawa River after their rowboot went over Choudiere Foils Donald Gihnnre 11 of Deep n8 Dr Green 53 defence research board member of the Canadian joint stuff in Wash ington was appointed chief of the Canadian nrmament re search nnd development cst ahlishment ut Valcarticr Que native at Portsmouth Eng land he succeeded Brig Waldock Photo River killed Sunday when wartime tunk missile ex ploded in basement his home Myrna Scip of Streeisvilic killed Sunday when stove iup pied on her in her home PLASTIGSHEET DEATH Penelope Lynn Cook three montlrold daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cook of Blenheim suffocated after she pulled plastic sheet in her crib over her heod Edward Prest about 30 of Londesboro drowned in creek about six miles north of Clinton while fishing Patrick Decostc as drowned Saturday when he fell overboard from rowboat while fishing in the Holland River near Bradford companion Alex Moifott 31 was charged with being impaired whilein charge of vessel FOB COMPEIENT EYE CARE CONSULT Noel Stephenson RO OPTOMETRIST FURAPPOINMENIL PHONE PA E420 71er Camoutfloon pawn terhng makes 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