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A1 AmeriClt1n Cowboy Cooper Digs Oi HOLLYWOOD APil Tbe body of Gary Cooper mortuary chapel today as the world paid tri ms to his great BESS Rosary will be recited tonight for the 60yearold star who lost his fight with cancer Sat urday On Tuesday hu friends among the waning ranks of Hollywood greats will file into the Church of the Good Shep herd in Beverly Hills for the funeral The shock of his passing was not lessened by the fact that it had been known for month that he was dying As the news swept around the world it evoked words of appreciation for the lanky Montanan who personified the American hero Pope John cabled message of sorrow to Coopers widow and daughter The British Broadcasting Corporation tele cast 15minute tribute to the actor We feel like weve lost our best friend penned the movie critic of tho TokyoShim bun WAS SYMBOL The Washington Post said in an editorial Coopcrl came to be symbol of the vigor coon age and heroism in American life It is greatly to his credit that his private life did not mock the screen image as so reduently happens infinity wood The Times of London devoted 500 words to Cooper him heronAmerican hero in the naturally shifting and changing realm of screen repu tations he was one of the bealiy few perennial stars The Times EICHMANN TBIlll General Resen Interference In Ministry JERUSALEM AP An crican judge testified today ermann Gearing and For ennsylvanla Supreme the Eichmann trial gram into the allied war camps testified on the ba mstion he collected Cancer manitc headlined America loses cowboy number one Romes LUnlto proclaimed great actor disappears Spent with Lancer Cooper died shortly after noon Satur day He had great within llve Or he night not have survived that long said his physician Rex Kennamer Coopers wlfe Veronica and their 2+ycaiold daughter Marie were at the bedside along with the actors priest the Rt luv Daniel Sullivan Also present was Coopers Mrs Alice Cooper a7 Dr Kennamer said the actor was aware of his condition for many weeks Heavy sedation prevented his knowing the end GARY COOPER World Mom said His place will be difficult to till The Cannes Film Festiv gln France lost its gaiety with news of Coopers death The entire festival is in mourning said an official special showing of High Noon was scheduled The Russian member of the film jury said His death is great loss for the film world Donald Zecwrotc in the Lon don Daily Mirror ila was gent He had guts He was afraid of nobody and liked by avcryhody Gary Cooper the firstunii new this lastrcf lhc mnls Even the Communist press paid tribute In Paris LHu as judge at the Nuemberg war crimes trials and as an in terrogator for the us Navy during the first Nucrnbcrg trial in 19454946 Reporting on his int negation of top Nazi officials ter their arrest Musmanno told the court Goenng said he was not aware that the program of Jaw ish extermination had reached these reported proportions The persons most responsible were Hitler Bormann Goebbels Hey drich apd Eiclunann way Transportation High OTTAWA CP Transporta tion is expected to play dorm inant role or the next few days in Parliament with three items linked to railway transportation high on the list of government business They involve the setting up of sessional Commons committee on railways airlines and ship ping the $20000000 year rollback subsidy on freight rates and government pro traésl to increase the CNR board of directors to 12 from its praant seven The transport items come after last Fridays major policy announcement of an port Minister Balccr on special sublt sidy aid for Canadas ailing shipbuilding industry and pro faction of Great Lakes and St Lawrence River domestic sh ping trade for Canadian ships Once the sessinnal coinmittee on railways is set up an early round of hearings is expected to be anaoiinced when CNR President Donald Gordon will nralse his annual public appear ance in Ottawa Hearings this year are ex pected to be hot and liilely with Mr Gordon facing his chief mmons criii Fisher MP for Port Ar thur During debate on the Freight Rate Reduction Act the govem mcnt may drop few more hints about what it plans to do about the first report of the MacPherson royal commission on transportation So far Prime Minister Die fenbaker has said thatthe gov eminent plans to introduce leg islation based on parts but not rail of the firstrepurt which recommended federal subsidies amounting to $100000000 at the outset for the railway PREDICT BY ECH The increase in the number of CNR directors was foreshadi media the Speech from the Throne Pending action on this pro posal CNR PresidentIGordon Lipiobflaplll Specializing In PASQRTS Douglas VOniiist 0iGovt Business was kept on asbead of the CNR in temporary capacity as were several other CNRdirec tors There have been reports in Ottawa that the government has decided to keep Mr Gor don on the job Mr Fisher used the transport department estimates as his platform Saturday in scoffing at Prime Minister Diefanbakers recent statement that the next election will be battle between free enterprise and socialism Mr Fisher described Fridays announcement of federal subsi dies for shipbuilding yards as form of socialism Doesnt this strike blow at the very purity of your theme of free enterprise7 he asked governmentmember5 And he told Mr Baicer You will have most difficult time coming forth as an apostle of free en terprise CITES POLYMER Polymer ration pmlt ducer of synthetic rubber was making great deal of money Mr Fisher said And yet he al ways understood the purpose of Crpwn corporations to be last the opposite of business such as Polymcrs This is contradiction in the free enterprise approach that dont understand Mr Fisher said Lionel Chevrier LMontreal Laurier challenged Mr Balcer to indicate in the Commons what federal policy is for regional transcontinental and in na tional air services He also contendedas former Liberal transport ministerthat the department is too big for one minister to handle it should be divided into two parts he said One part Mr Chevrier con tended should handle air serv ices including all civil aviation along with meteorological serv ices and communications The other should handle railways and waterways ted Nazi was near STARS TO ATTEND The list of honorary pallbear ers for Tuesdays funeral showed the wide range of Coop ers acqunhitance They in cluded Ernest Hemingway unlt able to attend becauss of ill ness Henry Ford II Bing Crosby John Wayne Burt Lan caster Peter Lawford Walter Brennan Dick Powell Kirk Douglas William Wyler Danny Kaye Samuel Goldwyn Billy Wilder and Tony Curtis Only members of the actors family which includes brother Arthur will attend the burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Cooper was converted to Roman Catholicism in 1959 Active pallbearers will be Jamesrstewarl Jack Benny dl rector Henry Hathaway pro ducers William Goetz and Jerry Wald and agent Charles Fed man Asked lf anyone else men tioned Eichmann the judge re plied Yes Elbbentrop said he re sented very much Elcbmanns terfcrcnce in his ministry of ign affairs He said also he was very sorry that Hitler had put so muchauthority into Eich mannlnto the program of Jew ish extermination Former Gestapo Chief Ernst Kaitenbrunner Musmanno con tinued said the persnnswho ran the Jewish extermination program were Hitler Bormann Himmler Kaltenbrunner Hey drich and Eichmann Musmanno said Hans Frank Nazi governor general of Pa land decided to wade in blood no longer and complained to Himmler The judge said Frank was referred to Elchmann DEFENCE OBJECTS Defence lawyer Robert Serva tius objected to Musmanno as witness contending that judge could not testify on ques tions he had decided himself in trial This Witness was not in Ger many at the time the lawyer said He is not Jew and not concerned He ac his knowledge only later and there fore his testimony is not accept able Dr Servatius said he under stood that Judge Musmanno would also testify Nazi officials could have avoided carrying out orders from above He said this is question to be decided by the court rather than by witlt bass Eichmann contends that he only carried out orders and could not do otherwise Attorney General Gideon Hausner in reply said Etch mnnns superiors no longer are aiiv and therefore is very signif cant to hear this witness who conducted lot of investi gation into the matter COKE WASHINGTON AP United States Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon said Sunday the recession hit bottom in March and the American economy is now in the recovery stage He said high unemployment prob ably will remain for some time but prices should be stable and joblessness decline gradually as the gross national product rises WERE MOVING May 16th to 113DUNLOP STXE Next to Brown and Co STEVENSON INSURANCE nMous PLAYERS mums uni oven Nightly at no pm Box office Opens at 615 Pm Congolese Express Curiosity MONTREAL OP How do you bury your dead Why must one pay 3165 for dozen eggs orlo cents for can of beer Why have your houses on loun dations These and hundreds of other bizarre questions were posed by seven Congolese who spent last week at Froblsber Bay NW There they spoke with Eskimos and employees of two federal departments northern affairs and transport Frabis her Bay on Baffin Island is some 1300 miles northeast of Montreal The Congolese with three em ployees of AirFrance in Braz xnville the Congo Republic their wives and the deputy minister of information at The Congo were part of climatological mission which left here during the weekend to return home after week in the Canadian Far North The trip was jointly sponsored by the airline and French textile company with twofold 11 DE IN CRASH OAXACA Mullen APlEle ven persons were killed and six injured when passenger bus from Mexico City skidded in the fog and crashed into deep ra vine 40 miles north of Oaxaca Sunday About How Eskimos Bury Dead oblective To test new insulat ing fabric called mannile and record the Congolese rue tions to the northern cold The organizers were in titrated in how residents of torrid climate would adapt to the arctic chill Not one of the seven caught so much as cold They left Montreal Saturday for St Catharines and visit to Niagara Falls alter medical examinations The Congolese found scores of aspects of northern ills fascinab ing They were particularly in trlgued by the extended day light hours at this time of year when the sun is visible in the area for oil but twoof 24 hours FROST EXPLAle The Congolese stopped won dering about how the Eskimos buried their dead when it was explained the ground is frozen nearly all year long They were told that for one month at midsummer the frost recedes to leave fool of soil unfrozen At this time the dead are interred in shallow graves and covered by stones The soil condition was also the reason no foundations are dug for buildings Thoblgh cost of food is the result of lrobisher Boys dist ance from supply areas Drdstic Shqkeup Expected In CIA WASHINGTON AP In formed members ol Congress are convinced that drastic shakeup ot the Central intelli gence Agency is in the making with Allen Dulles on his way out as head of the agency President Kennedy is expected to get recommendations within few days from task force of investigators headed by retired Gen Maxwell Taylor former army chief of staff on possible changes in the agencys setup The report almost certainly will not be made public The assumption hero is that Taylor who has been aided in his survey by Ailorneyfleneral Robert Kennedy will be named to head the revamped or gnnization Dulles and Admiral Arleigh Burke chief of naval operations are also aiding in the Taylor in quiry officials who have been kept abreast of the separation of the intelligence and underground activities of the CIA of the type that involved it in the illfated Cuban invasion OPPOSES TRANSFER There is strong opposition among congressional leaders to transtcrrlngl to the Pentagon di rection of the underground acti vitiesthose which seek to at tain military objectives by guer rillo underground or other un conventional methods But influential members of both parties feel that the task of gathering intelligence ought to be kept separate from cianlt dcstine efforts made toboister antiCommunist movements On the action Kennedy takes on those matters may depend the fate of move in Congress to set up watchdog committee to keep tabs on what the CIA is doing In the past the CIA has been amwerabie only to intelligence subcommittees of the Senate and House armed services and appropriatian committees Skyhome TeleviSionSiaiion Beams Educational Programs CHICAGO AP plane circling four miles above northwestern Indiana Sunday beamed educational television programs to six states Teachers and news reporters at 25 cities in the United States Midwest viewed pre taped samples of lectures aimed at supplementing current grade and high school curriculums Promoters of the sky borne television schoolhouse say its the first of its kind and if the experiment hears fruit it could readh coast to coast propor tions Today schedule of lectures will be monitored in 20 schools in test of the systems cffi ciency The Monday through Thursday series will run to June If successful its backers say the schoolhouse in the sky could reach as many $5000000 stud ents at 13000 schools in the 200 mile transmitting radius which includes Indiana and partsof Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Kentucky FLIES PATTERN The heart of the system is converted D06 aircraft packed with six inns of ultra high frequency TV dcasting equipment The four engine craft fliesa1pattern23000 feet above Montpelier Ind sister rotier 6th EM Station CKVRTV Channel sEEHEAR JOHN DIEFENBAK hut niavialnnserias lfiehations WMssf Ca sstvoti DC6 similarly equipped is on call in event the prime aircraft requires relief The plane is employed in the programming because mound operated TV station would be unable to reach such an extensive area with one transmitter Dr John Ivey Jr who heads the program from its Purdue University offices em phasized that the goal of air borne educational TV is not to replace teachers but to suppley mcnt them typical so min ute class would consist of from to toss minutes of taped in structions The remaining min utes could be devoted to dis cussion research and prepara tion for the next days lesson he said $14 To GASPE and many other interesting places piannad vacation forlo dlvldualsor groups Leavewhen you like Knowtha cost before you go Pay later plan available CANADIAN NATIONhL rtin 3am zxamrrnn MONDAY MAY an Shes not fakingany back talk from dragons this year South iiirican Newspapers Ask Whites Not Flee In Panic JOHANNFSBURG APlWo major Sunday newspapers and leading halides pleade with South African whites Sun day not to flee this country in panic in fear of new racial vi olence at tho end of this month People should stay and face whatever is coming declared Dave Moraisrmayn nf Johnn nesburg am 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