The Oshawa Times, 30 Dec 1958, p. 1

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THE TIMES 4 WEATHER REPORT TELEPHONE NUMBERS 4 Ja! ann 00104. Clearing tonight, sunny Wed Classified Adve tising RA 8.3492 negday, colder, northerly winds All other calls ,,..... RA 8.83474 decreasing tonight. VOL, 87--NO. 306 7 Cog To aor OSHAWA-WHITBY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1958 A Dears. Sa! FOURTEEN PAGES 7 Cents COBOURG WOMAN DIES OF WOUNDS Wide Belt Of Fog New YearsEve Husband Faces Kills 1, Hurts 30 lewYok | Murder Charge | | Can Cost Plenty COBOURG (Staff) Harold Scarlett died in Cobourg General & By THE CANADIAN PRESS colder weather and a slight NEW YORK (AP)---New Year's Curtiss Scarlett, 32, of 87 John|Hospital at 9.17 p.m, A wide belt of vislon-obseuring drizzle for today with visibility moe at most of the leading U.8. street, Trenton, was charged) It was the first murder charge fog that led to the death of onelimproved hotels and night spots will cost| with murder early today follow: {laid in Cobourg for 99 years, motorist, Injury 10 30 persons, #1 George Bath, 31, of Orange: ahout the same as last year-- ing the death Monday night of| Mrs. Scarlett and her children pectacular 20-car collision and ville, was killed Monday when the which was plenty : his estranged wife, Julln, 24, of {moved to Cobourg Nov, 1, leave the grounding of alreraft began 0} ear he was driving was In head-on Celebrants who want dinner!310 John street, Cobourg ing her husband in Trenton, Mrs |Hie, trom Ontario late Monday solliuion with A pickup truck Just and entertainment will pay up to| Mrs, Scarlett was found hall: Scarlett visited them just before [The 400.mile fog belt extended] h of Malton, oo ($3750 a person for a year-end naked and, bleeding from stab-| Christmas, bringing gifts and a from Chicago to Montreal and His passengers: AMfred x Bur: revel--and will pay extra for the wounds in her abdomen, She was Christmas tree, from Toledo, Ohio, to Barlton, 30/7: 42, Clinton J, Toms, 36, hoth drinks, | tuken hy ambulance to Cobourg! Also living with Mrs, Scarlett [mile a. soutly of Kirkland Lake of Orangeville, and Dorothy Wine-| Those who choose the less popu- |General Hospital, where she dled were a sister, Mrs, Marjorie De- ARIRVIEW OF JET CRASH SCENE IN ENGLAND The first Trans - Canada Al holt, 31, of Mono Mills, were all|lar or less exclusive hotels and within seven minutes of being ad-|merest, an employe of a Co» . v y Lines flight in 24 hours from To. ¥eYerely Injured clubs will be able to get ap: mitted, at 9,10 p.m hourg hotel, and her father, Wil This is the scene In the | from a nearby airfield, Re. | are (rallers which were also | the plane, Lt, Charles L. Pres nH Th Arte Jott al One person was seriously in-| proximately the same fare for Police theorize that Mrs. Scar. lam Loveless, about 60 English village of Kesgrave, | ni Monday ators the fog Jured and damage In the thou-|$10 a person--plus drinks lett iad stabbed In the bathroom Mrs, Scarlett had lived in Co mains of a burned-out gasoline wvreckeds A secretary employ colt of Banta Monlea, Calif, 3 8 A tat! # shown in the centre | at the ¢ tution was killed | used his ejector seat and para. (P.M sands of 5 Wa 4 | ho . thing ¥ Car gt Suffolk, wh ere a 4 Ale | station , ho » n the co " . o a ho na | a A Wha ified | used Bia elector I Hitod sone incoming pane An h of Soll h WIS CAUN d 2 Al A survey of major US, eltles| yon home, while her four young bourg for a year, and worked for Force Buper Sabre Jet fighter | Badly burned house is at lef and se il other p Ww si y > tanded at London. Ont. and Buf.|2vehicle collision on the Mer turned up no #gn thal the mght! ahitdren slept in an - adjoining two months in Beamish's Variety crashed shortly after taking off | and white objects in left centre | reported 'injured, The pilot of AP Wirephoto Frode \ / id Toronto: passen (rittville highway 10 miles northispots are upping prices notice yea he children. ranging | Store here, She was the daughter alo, N [ wo MAREN! 0 Well tar Py ; ! od roo y © mn, ri { ; H continued thelr Journey OY Pardue. Plots 2, no ably this year, |in age from three to elght, were [of Mr, and Mrs, Joseph Bellamy, axl. Flights ed oP | shiidren' Jdter, |0of Trenton, F d And UAW id {bus and fal Fig rom West [vis, collarbone and ankles when TOP SPOTS fake to i Silideans " Hor, | ) Hund "Scarlett. a yardman or TM Lanaca were eic A RW his brakes jammed and his ve-| Top tabs will be paid by those|, Georse Beedham, 73, who |with the CPR in' Trenton, was - - og and others were cancelled / | ; in the other half of the house, ) d ' "Tua weather office forecast hicle slid into the path of a truck who see the New Year in at the| id he i hi fo hoard argu. arrested in an upstairs foom of Deadlocked fatal {driven by Willlam Medland of 8t,|Empire Room of the Waldorf-As sud t if wit i all ld nf his wife's home. Police are holds (Catharines, The truck hit a car|toria Hotel in New York or at|" a a hy soctlon of thel!ng a knife found at the scene, [J . | " ' ) i. from w driven by Mrs, Alice Catterall of |Los Angeles' Cocoanut Grove, Atl |8carlett was charged with murd In Negotiations Raging In C ub an ar Noah as Albino St, Catharines, which slid into] both places din rer, rig large NfieAeame iin TO a % ol iglt win eharged fui will Sor V V (Poots' car, Other vehicles piled funny hatd, horns and entertain.| APO 5m. Lire [pear before Magistrate R. B, Baxe TORONTO (CP)-Tord of Can Professor Says |Into the wreckage which was hid: ment will cost about $37.80 includ. ¥nock on his back door. A man| fet Paro Sooiins" court Mone ad p y . den from them by fog, [Ing tax {and a woman, Identified by po- A a and representatives of three! yAYANA (AP)--Rebels carried to support troops fighting from ago Itself after taking 14 towns] LONDON (AP)--Noah was an|™ ) | ' lle as Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence day: } / . ; ! ne no ver describe: | , | $ Mr, Mrs, Li United Auto Workers of America) oir war of sahotage to.the Ha: [house to house against the out:|in Oriente, The port city, Cuba's|albino and the Bible and Dead ne police officer described the) Most well - heeled celebrants " . ta SaaS scene as "Just bang, bang, bang, |w | Webb of Trenton, were supporting (CLC) locals made little progre vana area today as an explosive numbered Infantrymen of rebel second largest, 1s defended hy|Sea scrolls prove it, says a Brit bang," J # 8 #/\who want to do the evening up Mrs, Scarlett, clad In only a bras. . Monday In their contract negotla accompaniment to the battle of leader Fidel Castro. Government|10,000 to 12,000 troops, Castro is/lsh professor | Police sald CNR engineer Ken- fight In mater Sitios will Bé pay {slere and skirt, She was bleeding Teamster Union tions, Santa Clara In central Cuba sources claimed rebels were be. belleved trying to make it his| Arnold Sorshy, research profes neth Dawe of Barrie saved 10 ne 2% a drink in 0 Pitrom wounds in the stomach and | | l ' George Burt, Canadian direc A heav oko tf dis 1 I y 5 " MHC i! sor at the Royal College of Sur . ' / savy blast rocked the town |ing dislodged from key positions, [capital and proclaim a provi-|sor ¢ ! yi J [persons from seric : E back | TAW I ve 8 ! Rix va Hae HON us Injury by| Tha reo 0 ots | tor of the UAW, sald there stillior Gyanabacon, across Havana Thousands of civilians fled |slonal government headed by Dr, |[#eons and the Royal Eye Hosp [slowing his diesel to a crawl andy, Miami bt gi] pe ad The Webbs Yad carried the ay Ic e are 14 non-monetary and 13 mon. it before dawn and awak- | s Manuel Urrutia, who as a judge! tal, quotes from the biblical hook |; , h sf . etary issues in dispute Bay, just hefore dawn and awak Santa Clara, capital of the rich Manue rutia, who a Judg then stopping when he saw that plusher clubs on Los Angeles' | Ying woman out the front door, ; ened thousands in this capital, 10{uentral farming province of Las|once freed the rebel leader of Enoch in describing: the birth) co ond going to hit the train Sunset Strip, and New York's|down the side of the house to the N P li H The union's inter SurDoration miles away, Villas, The city of 150,000 per-| . Reports from Santa Clara were ™, Noah A body white as snow. [At & level crossing on Highway iien.swank Club Twenty-One and |Beedhams' hack door 1.0 ice eouncll, made up of Oakville, To-| This was reported to have re: (sons 18 160 miles east of Havana, conflicting, Regular rail, road, d cy Wh I eves that|100 near Barrie, El Morocco. y Mr, Beedham laid Mrs. Scar h K (AP)--The team- ronto and Windsor representa: guited from firing of a Cuban a telephone and telegraph lines to| hair white as wool and eves that ' 1 Y lett on the kitchen floor and| NEW YOR --1he tea tives, will meet Monday to dis: arms "company warehouse, ex- REBELS CLAIM TOWNS | d |are like the rays of the sun | At both the Copacabana and covered her with a blanket, Then sters union, bent on organizing ' the city--normally an important!" g ° TT he Lat arter In N York H 1 cuss the union's next step, ploding stores of dynamite, There, The rebels claimed control of A Sorsby Is one of the world's the Latin Quarter ow YOrK|, valled | 0 the city's police force, ans : d 0 or cations centre have : V G V we called police, On arrival at The membership already has were rumors that seven soldiers | several other towns in the Heat oR eations oes Afi, AVE ending authorities in ophthalmol ILLA E ICAR the tab will be $15, $20 or $25 a the scene, Borgeant Eugene Buts/ dally picketing of police fa sand, explosion. Windows were broken of the o side, or {eases of the oye. He grouped his tal h Teamsters official Henry 3 hak the union demands, ap ide oo . Hie Souhtryside J overnment |, yy jing 8,000 or more Men, opinjons and fhding In'am artiste AARHUS, Denmark (Ret The Stork Club's faithful clien. | doctor and uniinisnos Mr% stoln sald the picketing 1s issues are not substantially nar:/| Two smaller blasts were rve:| If the rebels win Las Villas |PUstied into the city after on- for the British Medical Journal,| S87 A village on AY ao tele will dine and dance for $15 a at police commissioner Stephen rowed a strike date will be set|ported in the southern part of Ha- government forces fighting reb.|CICHng it and were trying to| A recently found fragment of aj jo preached to an empty (Peron. with no floor show and P. Kennedy. Monday, vana, ols farther east would be cut off|'!nk up, The bearded robels were Dend Bea scroll gives further [HHA PIECE Ay high-priced drinks extra, 4 Icebreakers "Wao are going to give the coms One of the issues In dispute is] Rebel sympathizers here say|hy land from Havana, Such a Armed with hand weapons rang: proof that Noah was an albino, | objected to his being a part. |BARGAINS FOR SOME missioner a taste of the economie reported to be the company con-ithey have 5,000 armed partisans|yehel victory might also touch off |!" from machine-guns to knives, [Sorshy sald, [time driving Instructor, They | There will be a fow bargains Smash Floes ier dhjon" Folnston a. + niin that the employes hould within the elty : They ' Hedared further uprising against Batista sald the two Jobs did not go At a Washington night club it I» "His threat to fire policemen Fr ANY Increase in cost o 8 re woul » starding velop & wil 8 y ny othe J \ ase in of exi 16 » a g de WIL also would eut the government together, (will cost $10 plus tax a person for for joining the teamstors unfon . ing hospital and medical plans, ments soon In Havana regardless! its p . The vie | A Ford, BE General Motors of of the id) of rebel ari Ol TOR A I mites a. In The Vicar Yaulgued and now dinner, one cocktail, Souvenirs ce oC a makes him unfair to our union | 70 Canada, now pays the full cost.[Iidel Castro's battle to selze 0 NWA png rv) scar tua school and nolsemakers, the Ink Spots, [and to all of organized labor. ' uled for harvesting soon in east. | ng school, (a chorus line, singers and dang;| MONTREAY, (CP)~Four fed:| Feinsteln is leading a nations It is understood the company Santa Clara and cut Cuba in two, 'rho has offered terms for a three: HOUSE BATTLES ora Cuba ers--and breakfast eral lcebrenkers today resumed|wide campaign to bring all poe [ ear contract but UAW negotia Fierce house-to-house fighting! The main rebel forces contin . C] . A leading Detroit hotel man es: (operations on the frozen St Law-|licemen, firemen and other state, re demanding a two-vear apparently persisted today {n|"ed trying to capture Santiago, 1 erian 1 timates that each couple spend./rence River In a drive to reach|county and municipal workers I n £4 fol that capital y al Las Villas capital of easternmost Orlente " ing New Year's Eve there will|13 ocean freighters trapped in| into the unlon, The drive was ane ---- : Province Province and one of the few gov " spend $30 for dinner, dancing, | Montreal harbor for the last three nounced last month by teamsters Informed sources sald casual. ernment strongpoints left In Orl-| pUMDAS, Tex, (AP)--A rag. armory and privale homes after P it n wo floor show, favors "and a reason. weeks by an lee blockade [president James R, Hoffa, R 1 4 k [ties were heavy on both. sides (OMe. Camaguoy Province, be po plizaard buried New Mex: all hotels and motels 'were filled | able amount of drinking," A harbor official sald it will] Felnsfein sald the threatened ussia d es {One private informant estimated Ween Oriente and Las Vilas, [jos Jargest city undor its heav [1 wenty inches of snow fell OCEAN CITY, Md, (AP)--Hell probably be a week before the|40-man picket line would remain at " nearly 1,000 men had been killed Nas been the scene of seattered oo snowfall, stranded thousands|Conchos Dam, 35 miles north of | COPters started lifting crew mem four reach Montreal, The Ice {outside police headquarters for T h St d or wounded rebel raid of motorists. and claimed : four) Tucumeant hers ta shore today from: an oll Stratford Plant breakers D'Iberville, N.B, Me [an indefinite period. oug an The government used bombers, The rebels sald thelr forces! lives. And more snow hit the Ano 400 motoriaus Semalned tanker broken in two and aground Lean, Ernest Lapointe and Mont-| Other picket lines will go up " . . ng . vo ork. . . tanks, armored cars and artillery were In position to attack Sant: |g oh . a Taxas P off this Maryland Atlantle Ocean | G B calm-were forced to stop work|: tside police depots and supply . AHA, ATION : Jai Nore i positon Attack Ban uth we it today, stranded today in this Texas Pan-|gymmer resort, utted Y Fire | Monday night because of a heavy|stations, Feinstein sald, in an ef n er in Winds up to 60 miles an hour handle town after the howling! qha Coast Guard In New York] STRATFORD (CP)--Fire Mon. fog. fort to cut off deliveries of fuel . . whipped the snow into drifts. of blizzard drove a six-inch snow said both sections of the 13,800day night destroyed a two-storey] They were reported in the So-|and other items. LONDON (AP)--Moscow radi {up to six feet, blocking highways into drifts six feet deep, ton tanker were aground and(Statford building that housed a{rel, Que., area near Lake St.| Feinsteln, president of teamw told English « language listeners 0 1Ce a T10 across eastern New Mexico, the! The New Mexico state police|seemed to be In no danger of {foam rubber plant and a Cana-|Peter, about 60 miles downriver, [sters Local 237, sald Kennedy today Russia will nat retreat from Panhandle of Texas and part of laid approximately 1,000 automo sinking dian Tire Corporation-service de:| The harbor spokesman sald a |" will freeze in his office." its plans to make West Berlin | I " y ' d v ; gy-the study of defects and dis person, depending upon where . i uarters beginning Jan. 12, authoried a strike if necessary on guard duly there died in the|of Las Villas Province and much| Three rebel colushns, possibly 0 ARDENT DRIVER sented. ler of Cobourg police. called g|% Pein alm a western Oklahoma biles were marooned on a 1-mile| The whereabouts of the rest of | pot channel cleared last week almost] The union official sald the oF . Bl free city Four hundred. motorists--most streteh of US, Highway 66 about|the crew and of the captain, KIA| The blaze, which started atte the harbor here had filled in{picket lines wil be honored by An earlier broadcast, beamed er 1 ase of them Iowans bound for Pasa-|60 miles east of Albuquerque, |Danlelsen of Norway, was not 9:30 p.m., was believed caused by|V Ith fee after the lcebreakers had | teamster truckers, The demon« to Germany ald the Soviet dena, Callf,, and the New Year's Hundreds of other motor stg Immediately known, [an explosion In barrels in the/been called to Sorel to break (stration vw" continue "until Unlon- was ready to talk over the FORONTO (CP) Three A An old I Day Rose Bowl football game be: found shelter in scores of Texas|. The African Queen; bound from|foam rubber plant of James|jams there, {something breaks," he added. West's proposals on Berlin Ty lod: of res fer hal i old Sull ox with two bullet | wo Jawa" and Californta---were and New Mexico towns as snow. Colombia to Paulsboro, NJ, with Hobbs Industries Limited, Seven The tough line of the English "4M pecled of robbing a/loies in it was later discovered... aed at Tucumeari in eastorn fs { ice made 1s a cargo of crude oll, radioed she/men on duty escaped injury g N \ he! South Carolina bank of $29,000 In one of the cars, It contained drifts and lce made roads im Lip ¢ Ly " broadcast contrasted with the Sain, Lim i Ton 8 New Mexico when snow blocked | passable was bipaking In two, The bullding was still smoul statement heamed at Germany, "NVINtMas hive We to poked up more than 3kL000 in Amerieant "oad th the area. They were] om { About 8 a.m, she sent an SOS, dering early today, [ which apparently was meant toDY Police early today after acurrency the National Ihe 11-inch snowfall that erip- and the Coast' Guard dispatched " { a of | y housed In Guard amooth out Foreign Minister An. Weird game of follow-thedeader| he men were identified a : pled and Isolated Albuquerque planes and three cutters from its| drei Gromyko's recent warning through darkened west Toronto jrapey Bn Davis, 24, of no fixed Iwas the heaviest in the recorded |Cape May, N.J., station, streets . | of {0 i ' that Berlin could set off a third Sreets, address who 1s wanted in eon Still No Word [history of the city, the largest In| The ship was uncertain of her world war The strange case ended when nectian with the bank holdup at INew Mexico, Thousands of resi position and told the Coast Guard I "If it ta a question of who! officers stopped beside two park: Latta, 8.( and George W, dents were without electricity or she thought she was near the en:| servant a man can have Is y | . should retreat on the problem of ed cars and questioned the oceu- Golden, #4, and Otha Mitchell. | From Balloonists transportation Itrance to the Delaware River, himself, Berlin, it obviously is- not the pants, Each protested Innocence hoth of Detrolt, who were charged) LONDON (AP) Expedition| re ------------ USSR, whose position on the of any erime but police took with possessing a loaded ,45-cali organizers said today they stil! matter has heen humane and con: them Into custody when a 45 hre revolver J ) p ae have no word about the four ad sistent," the Knglish - language calibre automatic was found In| Harvey Russell, whose tax] was|venturers missing over thy Atlan: | ew 2] Xam broadcast sald one of the vehicles used as one of the ears in the tie in the balloon Small World, | drive, related this story to re Although 12 days have passed orters Since any message was received V |! F R Shortly after midnight a friends of the crew have nol (0) (®) LA or uss [ashily dressed man walked into|given up hope, Ships between the, | his taxi office in west Toronto|Canary Islands and South Amer! or Ia oo u en S » and, sald he wanted to hire the lookout 4 The best master and best a'lea still are on for ' cab to take him downtown, Twolany sign of the British expedi n ew ear S ve other men then entered and went tion TORONTO (CPM) Objective: [some Ontario Grade'13 examina: specialist or specialist at honor level, te a soft-drink dispenser The Small World left the Ca. type questions aimed at improv: tions in 1060 . As the first man left the others navies Dec. 12-18 days ago ing school:work standards and| The plans were disclosed ves:| mie. committee said It felt the followed, They tailed the taxi in y hoped to cross the At-/providing incentives for teachers terday by Education Minister recommendations would provide a cal lantie, blown along by the trade/and pupils at grade 12 and 13 Dunlop in an address to the On [a powerful stimulus for teachers Russell's passenger gave direc. winds, in about 17 days levels will be Incorporated In tarie Secondary School Teachers' 4 LMPARI Hotta dl 2 Hip X } Fedoration's the d oth to "Improve their professional wines, not the ditional and miler, "They'll sober up while M0 Gubini the oft ik wa inde on's three - day confer qualifications by further study. more potent vodka, to make them making the rounds A federation spokesman sald Me take the ri corner, Once | Mr, Dunlop sald the new ques merry : Most officials believed the new he second car got out of sight tions will have a combined value Umiiementing Jucisions wilt be a The Soviet capital's downtown directive would not become fully but soon caught up lo not more than 30 per cent of{ailer of hegot ation between hotel dining rooms, restaurants effoetive until. New You! A Day SENDS MESSAGE [the total marks in Grade 13 ex [leather (LODE and school Jud Kale are looked ol d for Rut sini] restaussots IR Russell vitohed on Ms radio " {aminations, They will answer by| 8 At local level, ayest night of the Russian strieting their eustomers last Sa " lve: . o N A TB " TOS: Sight ut the Russiapjateiot Sele Sustumors at Sok sul: sainehow ent 'A: coded: Tres Polaris Test Rocket Blown Up yoR or no, true or false, |DEFINES EDUCATION y aH h ws \ 3 oc) SARE 10 | lispatcher that trou APE CANAVE 0 lar a > He sald although certain test Prof. A, R, C, Duncan, head of strict vorlka drinker 10 grams to 90 below ero discouraged CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, (Al A Polaris test rocket ing alms eould be reached | Queen's University philosophy de-| ble was The taxi office a \ , about one shot-=for the even would-be drunks from making the ¢ was blown up today minutes after launching when it deifted through t : yoty artme 'odors ' ing, in accordance with Premier rounds. On New Year's Eve they phoned pe off course, It was the third time in a row that a Polaris was rough he ly he Sucktion partme nt, told the Federation's| HY its heh ava ha bt In the meantime, Russell was toa 0 or | hing. The " shoot the 25. |ANers could be more: effectively annual banquet the basic mean: Nikita Khrushchev's campaign to probably won't get into restau A destroyed after launching he mission was to shoot the 25 obtained with the objective kind \ 0 0 discourage drunkenn ints where they don't have re.|!0!d to stop his fab, The passen-| foot tedt rocket on an 800-mile flight across the Atlantic : ok of .the word education" is But the Bropretors red In. servations ger pot out, walked back ta the DROP SOME PAPERS | "liberal education" and other de quirers that wine ! A ne For the coloration most: est following car and returned with Russia Rgrees To U.S. Exhibition Mr. Dunlop added that evi finitions are later, derivative and box. Police arrived nee has been oblate [misleading and Ughter intoxicants will he nurants are offering a special ™ yiillop's py told officers WASHINGTON (AP)-Russia has agreed fo allow. the [1€Nce has heen obtained also that| misleading avallable in quar mer with wine, champa nthe second car were # United States to send machinery, materials and workmen Khrushchev in a P ( ? ¢, dancing and 100 grams of cub " y had brought him inte Moscow to build an exhibition in Sokolniki Park next sald a new law was A customer, The cost is 130 here from for $73. He summer, In return, Russia was #fven similar privileges in under which a en n Wd { $37.50 at the official rate sponsoring a Soviet selence, technology and cultural exhibi MOSCOW (AM) Muscovites only one shot of strong drink in ing the night spots on New a restaurant hose whe wan! fear's Kve hah depend on or other five restaurants," sald the pre p have to five glasses will have to go to ( cortain Grade 13 papers can bel He sald a sound liberal educa [dropped without affecting the val:/tion, suited to the student's nat | Icity of examination results, ural intelligence and probable fu | Earlier In the day delegates ture career, is not only the cor | dd they we demanding more approved special commit rect foundation for any 'other type| Will 'be extra Mone) tion In New York City (loe's recommendation for a new [of studies but essential to hi | R P 5 AY NG he Noy government boosted the three men wey wing . id) sertitving toachor 0 Sse his de CITY EMERGENCY y vo ka A id cent ay A nto} 3 at re oo al Company Rejects UAW Request [me thod of certifying teachers, All| velopment as a human being, I LE SL | le f R certification now will he done hy! "Our task as teachers i tol Harold Reynolds, 57, of | at Greensville and then trav. PHONE NUMBERS go and sales of Russia Ove i mey in his cab, He CHICAGO (AP) International: Harvester Company has [a federation committee teach the right material in such| Greensville, Ont, angered over elled to Guelph, Ont.. where wilar intoxicant hase i ) handed over rejected a United Auto Workers' request to pay strikers foe Also approved was the commit [a way that our pupils may have | a real estate transaction, shot killed Mr fo OW Dh he POLICE RA 5.114% hoy vor n two holidays that fell during the eurrent walkout by 98.000 lee's recommendation that teach: some reasonable hope of learn] and killed three persons in fled Mr, and Mrs. Ambrose ' + KS do v. Soviet la won ke men vorkers, The request came during negotiations Monday to ers be divided into four categor:(ing how to interpret the great! what he called "justice, the | McQuinn, He took his own life FIRE DEPT, RA 5.6574 the hard stuff vi wal dup ere invalved in 8 tu resolve seven Rolnt of contention in the Waditout, tow In its + Jles Instead of three, as at pres: variety of experience which life) hard way" before taking his | before police. were able to pT a0 cles a law Sweden tried for 40/ing a quaree fs could not bel seventh week, Major issues between the union and Harvester [ent Teaching certificates now [has in store for them," Mr. Dun:| own life. He first shot his adop- | cate shway © HOSPITAL RA 8.2211 Iyears, leonfirmed have been resolved, 'will be stamped, basic, endorsed, (can said, : tive sister Maude Grisch, 0, | SARE Ju a 4 heh Pow

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