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i 44 a Son rs p------ a ---------- pis -- i THOUGHT FOR TODAY That shattering sound you hear these days comes from the frag- mentation of new year's resolu- tions. dhe Osha Tine WEATHER REPORT Cloudy with intermittent light snow on Sunday, warmer, winds southeast 15. Price Not Over 10 Cents Per Copy Vol. 89--No. 7 OSHAWA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1960 Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office Department, Ottawa SIXTEEN PAGES U.S. WANTS RED SPACE INTENTION TO TEST Bitter { | By THE CANADIAN PRESS { Low temperatures that have put the bite on Northern Ontario for several days plunged even lower during the night as several spots recorded 40 below zero weather. i The cold air is moving east out { lof the province today, however, { land the Toronto weather office { |said there will be some relief to- night and Sunday Armstrong was Ontario's cold- est spot with an overnight low of 45 below but White River was nly two degrees warmer. The community of Winisk on the edge of Hudson Bay had a minus 44 reading i | A low pressure area is expected to bring cloud into the province tonight and Sunday with light snow in the western regions Other northern Ontario temper-| 'Moving Out old Ottawa was one of the coldest spots in Eastern Ontario during the night with a recorded low of 17 below but temperatures were higher to the southwest. It was 2 above in Toronto, 16 above in London and 14 above in Windsor. The cold front brought heavy snow to Grey, Bruce, Dufferin, Simcoe and Northern Ontario counties, and snow squalls hit the lower lakes shoreline areas SWASTIKA PAINTED ON TORONTO SYNAGOGUE Angry Young Germans In Anti-Nazi Parade BERLIN (AP)--More than 10,-| 000 Germans, angered by out- bursts of anti-Semitism plaguing) the West German Republic, dem-| onstrated openly Friday night| against sneak hate-mongers and Nazism. banner Pe 'get ont" and, race hatred," the crowd---made| up mainly of 'young people--| marched quietly through the cen- tre of West Berlin The anti - was the first staged in Germany since 1933, when Adolf Hitler rose to power WIN PRAISE Senator Joachim Lipschitz head of West rlin's police, praised them for defending the honor of German youth. "Up until now, e said, "the world has had confidence in this youth and it us not ft cause this c ence to wobble." The young people also were commended in a telegram sent by Chancellor Adenauer Despite a crackdown on rac- ists, there letup in the flareups of anti-Semitic incidents that spread through West Ger- many and other parts of the world following the desecration of a synagogue in Cologne Christ. mas Eve The question of where to place the cause settled and worrisome to government leaders and others West German authorities have expressed fear the worl blame them outbursts al though they anti-Semit "represents no political power Germany today CHIDE ADENAUER The Soviet Union and Communist countries charged the Adenauer ment with doing "limiting themsel pression of hypocrit The Oslo newspaper Arbeider- w 10 still that insi sm nave govern ical regrets Wife Could Have Held Death Gun | LOS ANGELES (AP) pistol that killed wealthy Barbara Jean Finch snatc! from her own hand An expert witness for the pro: ecution admits it's possible The autopsy mn who de- scribed how a p. killed Mrs. Finch atknowledg under cross-examination Friday that a small wound on her right hand could have been caused when pistol was wrenched from her grasp Dr. R. Bernard Finch's lawyer borrowed an empty revolver from a sheriff's dep: to show the court how he ht one of a score wounds on her body could have been causes Finch and his 23-year-old ad- CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5-1133 FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 HOSPITAL RA 3-2211 ed tol shot thoug of "Against!Semitism. nounced the smear campaign began. They pi Nazi demonstration; Id will 1st i Free = where Was the m - July 18. a that the defence contention about| SHERBROOKE, Que } fearry out a an {munity property with her. i West Berlin police Friday an- " their 23rd arrest since Berlin buildings, He was SWASTIKA DAUBER: JAILED Rolf Wollny, 23, West Ber- lin clerk, sits in dock in court | where he was found guilty of | daubing swastikas and anti- | Jewish slogans on walls of West sen- | UN Committee Meeting Urged UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)|tests over the central The United States is reported within a few weeks. pressing [or an early meeting of| The Soviet tests, however, are the new United Nations space|expected to lend new urgency to committee in an apparent move| American demands for an early to test Soviet intentions on inter-| meeting. national co - operation in outer] The Soviet government distri space, {buted notes to foreign embassies The Americans have consulted|in Moscow Friday confirming the the Russians and other UN dele-| Kremlin's plan to test a powerful gations about the chance of con-|{new rocket. Moscow Radio said vening the 24-country space com. | the projected tests are part of a mittee before the end of January. [Program preparing for "man's The Russians are said to have|flight into interplanetary space." balked at giving a definite ans-| Prof. V. Dobronravov, a Soviet wer until they get instructions scientist, told Moscow listeners from Moscow. that the tests are 'the logical | The General Assembly unani- and quite normal consequence of mously approved formation of|all preceding achievements of the {the permanent space scommitiee/ Soviet Union in space explora {last month after the U.S. and the|tions." Soviet Union broke a long-stand.| AUTOMATIC LAB ing deadlock over how many| The oficial Hungarian news Communists and non - Commu-|2gency MTI meanwhile said Rus- nists should. serve on the body. (Sian scientists hope to land an The U.S. consented to have automatic laboratory on the |seven Communist and five ney-|moon during the Pacific rocket |trals appointed to the committee|tests. |along with 12 Western members.| The Russians have not speci | This came nearer the Soviet de-| fied how long these tests will run, mand for parity. The MTI report from Moscow | said the laboratory would be care | PACIFIC TESTS {ried in the nose cone of x rocket | The U.8. move to put the newdand would be sheltered in a tank. | committee to work was made be-|like self - propelled vehicle that | fore the Russians announced would be released after the lands {their intention to hold rocket!ing. Nasser Signals Start At Aswan | Pacifie ASWAN, Egypt (Reuters) ~|bol "that our nation can perform President Nasser set off a dyna-|the work of giants when it unites mite charge today to start work and fights." / on the Soviet-aided first stage of| Nasser called the high dam #£% a massive $1,000,000,000 project example for the Ay world=": to harness the waters of the Nile. and particularly Asia and Africa | The rasping noise of Russian|_that a small country could win bulldozers and other equipment against the great powers' despite mingled with music from bands|their "provocations, attacks, ag- tenced to 10 months in jail to become the first West Berliner punished in the crackdown on anti-Semitic actions in West Germany, (AP Wirephoto) Frequent have in strength indicate they years Donald, increased to five strength to demand vole a go- a'ter the newly partment of energy ities everyone loves him after all The 62 is recovering Board which jurisdiction Both parties comes under also 'intend n nis ernment, They want a c rangements involved. caucuses a more de-| tailed program than in previous The CCF under Donald C. Mac- mem- bers from three, now has enough recorded Both opposition parties plan to created de- resources with a large range of issues, in- cluding export of natural gas and the functions of the Oniario Fuel its to raise the issues of the responsib- ilities of the three levels of gov- notably municipalities. arer definition of the responsibilities and fiscal ar- jand cheers of the' massed crowd gression and blockades." |as work started on the Aswan Russia is supplying 400,000,000 |hi am. | Nasser told the work crews and|Tubles tabout 390,000 200) toward 12,000 invited guests representing oO Felon as Stage o fhe several foreign countries that]. 5.5" g guests at io. "You have won the battle for the| 02 S ceremony was Ignat Novi. | kov, Soviet minister of electric U.S. Closes Nfld. Air {high dam." The dam was a sym-| ner station construction. When it is completed, the dam will form the biggest man-made reservoir in the world, holding about. 170,000,000,000 cubic yards of water, The United Arab Re. - lie is edunling on it to open | (CP)--Metropoli-|vast new areas for cultivation has become a victim of progress. tan Toronto planning board Rill and provide cheap power for a It will be closed give a decision Jan. 20 on which|program of industrialization. The United States Air Force of two routes it favors for a CNR| The dam is expected to extend and RCAF announced the move bypass rail line, Hans Blumen-|Egypt's cultivable land by 30 per in Oftawa Friday. Headquartersifeld, assistant commissioner,|cent and provide water enough at the site, a half-mile from. here, Said Friday night. |to run the largest power station will be disbanded effective Aug.| He addressed a public meeting|in the world--supplying 10 times 1 and the base will be reduced|at which protests were heard toj as much electric power as is to caretaker status by Septem.|: Oth routes through Pickering available now in the whole of ber. bi Township a few miles east of Egpt. a : . | Toronto. | The United States and Britain le Dltaws suvoumserant said) J. L. McCann, CNR Toronto originally offered to give Egypt b :. {terminal project director, said|financial help for construction of * longer necessary or desirable|the alternative route, passing|the dam but withdrew the assist from a military standpoint to north of most of the township's| ance in July, 1956. A week later maintain the unit, one of three built-up area, would cost abouf[Nasser nationalized the Suez American - leased bases in New-|$2,000,000 more than the original|Canal, leading to the Anglo- foundland. The others are at Ar-proposal for a more southerly French invasion of Sue zin No- gentia and Stephenville. Uline: vember, 1956, Force Base 'Board To Decide ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. ( --Pep.- . - perrell air force base, a man, Pickering Route ; ' 's | stay in the economy of St. John's, | PICKERING ged | MAY CLAIM ACCIDENT | The handsome physician hasn't| vet told his version of what hap- pened the night his wife was killed, There is speculation now the pistol means Finch will say| he grabbed the pistol from his| wife--and that her death was ac- cidental Dr. Gerald K. Ridge testified {what his autopsy on Mrs. Finch showed He said she suffered more than 20 wounds -- ranging from the| fatal pistol shot to two skull frac tures and an assortment of lac- erations, bruises and abrasions. The state contends that Finch and Miss Tregoff came to the $65, Finch home in suburban West Covina last summer to| _Workmen are trying to com- plete reconstruction of the steps Parliament Hill in Ottawa 77 Delosg Parliament opens for a share In Toronto, a 10-minute bliz-| zard hit at noon. High winds and | hampered landings at Malton air-{ port. particularly hard hit by snow, a| total of 11 inches having fallen in About 200 students were unable| to attend school in Orillia Pri below at Timmins, 33 below at|routes. Kapuskasing, 28 at Sudbury and| Drifting snow caused many night's lows were generally 15 to| HASTY STORK Forecast lows for tonight called {for 10 below at White River--ira- A EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP)-- same at Sudbury and North Bay,| An impetuous stork is keeping . . % 20 below at Kapuskasing, and 15 blade, which usually reflects the German history books should be where it Was| ends of Baptist Hospital Norwegian socialist government's' examined by authorities 26 below Friday night, | One of the twins. Darlene. dulgence has led to frightening up Friday hp : " ki nT TENE oo hauled Mrs. Joe Gibson into results. In Brooklyn, N.Y., a swastika No Pressure the driveway of the hospital | i blamed leftovers from the Hitler| were scrawled on the front door h born 15 miout lof the Co 1 | othy, was rn 15 minutes for the: revival of anti- a Congregation Beth Israel = later in the maternity emer- doors of St. Luke's Lutheran n 03P1 ad + Church in New Rochelle, N.Y But the hospital has a strict fant a rule which says an infant bol was smeared on restaurants, | y 12 A EA, maternity ward because in- , Joachim Nerchert, on Sores al 12 Duliding adjoining | fection could be brought in. charges of belonging to a neo- ody Prosi enya, bs Alfonse er TORONTO (CP)--Health Min- can ps) iid a W-lister Dymond said Friday that | A West Berlin education offi- probably weren't expressing any | id hal nn Age , >" 7llature has exerted pressure to| cial said half the school teachers anti-Semitic feelings but only fol-| get persons a bids Hos- T l r O i ri and of these most had been| In Lisbon, police reported Por- He also denied that political O ug e n a O Nazis. Carl Heinz Evers also told tugal's first anti-Jewish incident pressure had caused admissions a press conference that courses --a swastika on a downtown) in other Ontario mental hospitals. in recent history have been ne- building and the words, "Qut 554 superintendent of the Orillia Hos- A pital School for Retarded Chil-| TORONTO (CP) -- Observers GOOD OLD NYE {dren that "at least half the 310/at Queen's Park predict a long admissions last year resulted first session of the 26th Ontario ' { The health minister sald it was debates as a result of an in- | eo V al ! 12] { V Ss {normal 'procedure for MPPs to|creased opposition in the House. | | | sen' dar} rsons want- | ' " Que ons Park for persons Wanl:\ yan. 26, a day earlier than the Now He's Sic vor pre fien "said he preter an cary 1 'Just because an application House opening to enable ses- LONDON (AP) -- Andeurin Be- clashed with Bevan for years in: 20€s through my office does not sional work to be continued over has learned in illness that press relief as the medical bul-| © hospital superintendent has may run for 11 weeks, as the as- let "a ever been pressure y me or bY sembly usually prorogues e letins indicate he ! d b k bl i th ' ar CCF Leader Donald year April 15 with his keen sense of irony,| The Queen and Prime M up| ontario AR B . P must find some humor in the le Queen and Prime Minister| MacDonald criticized the condi-| The previous longest session in| uation a he stares at the eeling couragement and asked to be|statement earlier this week room at London's Royal kept informed of his progress. described the hospital as "build-| major stomach operation Dec. 29.|LENT COLOR fitio "intolers " ared with 14 during the 1959 ses-| i . d pS ns were "intolerable. p 2 | In the hidebound London clubs| The fiery Welshman's absence CondIUonS vere ------- sion. Observers feel this indi- his name touched, off apoplectic porarily--brought home to politi- A | controversial fields rages there are references now cal friends and foes alike how Partner Missed g SEE IMPORTANT WORK Get-well notes keep pouring in|the scene all these years Only on him from Conservatives as|Sir Winston Churchill can be TORONTO (CP) -- One of two who number 71, are expected to| ! {|Introduce important legis'ation to = --------[spect, and Churchill at 85 no being shot Friday night when a|justify the electors' confidence in| {longer takes part in debates in|pistol in the hand of his partner|returning them for their sixth | Bevan is still a full - blown| Tony Sunday, operator of a va- The 22 Liberals, headed by socialist. His beliefs stir up con- riety store in suburban Etobi-|John Wintermeyer, have doubled i | was fir >cidentallv. The bullet| bor party, but he is not regarded] ¥2S fired accide nianuy. ive " as a party rebel any more. |lor¢ Into the open cash drawer) Canadians Bevan is a patient under the second thug before burying itself | ed mistress, Carol Tregoff, nationalized health service which|in a wall cupboard with murder old Mrs. Finch late last | | . . | ISS1ies | : | QUEBEC (CP) -- Two RCAF) . . Fire Destroys Old Mill airport here today for exercises) Sons sawmill at nearby Huntingsville, Que., one of the oldest what happens io Suided missles mills in Canada, was destroyed by fire today The mill. | - e-earli's | J | ly. Ross Hunting, one of the owners, estimated the loss at | Also leaving were two North more than $50,000 |Star transport planes and a C-119/ {and equipment to be used in the| : - | exercises 5 WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Federal Aviation Agency to- day ned the rules for drinking aboard airliners in "Operation Lookout," to begin] | Fe 5 ensio and. The| bottle, but must turn it over to the stewardess who must |Fen-.43 on Ascension Island, They e cont inks N i y A P tog have control of pouring the drinks. No drinking is permitted base in Florida for briefings on the exercise. They are to leave ._» . last sur Monty To Visit Peking | Four Canadian Defence Re. plot to slay Mrs. | LONDON (AP) Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery [search Board scientists under the] T egoft wouldn € to Nehra and disclosed he will visit Peking next May to see. Red |Giroux are among the Canadians estimatec om-| Ch eader Mao Tse-tung. Before going there, he said, |in the United States - sponsoted fog, following a snow squall, | Owen Sound and Barrie were] the Muskoka area in 36 hours. |atures during the night were 36|day as snow blocked district bus 24 at North Bav. The previous | collisions in the Barrie area. |A BIT WARMER SPLITS TWINS {ditionally Ontario's cold spot; the two-day-old twins at separate above at Muskoka attitude, says West German "in More swastika daubing cropped ---- - | arrived as a speeding taxi Many Jewish leaders earlier|and the words "Heil Hitler" Thursday. The other, Tim- |Swastikas were chalked on two! ! gency ward. In Mexico Ci Nazi - i B Mexico City, the Nazi sym ~| born outside cannot enter the a 2A-year-old bank I. ymon Nazi group. c id th ible roz Curon, said those responsible == ooo "oe he Ontario legis- | in West Berlin are older than 45 lowing "a copycat trend." pital 'school at Orillia. * 1 Dr. Dymond was replying to aj ! ate Predicted glected. He recommended that with the Jews." statement by Foster C. Hamilton, | L {from pressure by MPPs." legislature with frequent heated send applications to his office at legislature opens Tuesday, iNoT PRESSURE often said he prefers an early van, the bad boy of British pol- the House of Commons openly ex-| constitute pressure," he said.|a longer period. The 1960 session year-old fighting social-| his health my office," day before Good Friday -- this >'. Macmillan sent messages of en- tions at the Orillia hospital in a years was in 1957--nine Hospital. He underwent a ing for human storage" and said| The opposition totals 27, com- once the mere mention of from the public arena--even tem- |cates vigorous debates in many to "good old Ny." much color and drama he lent t 23 S : By Bandit S hot The Progressive Conservatives, | well as socialists. Men who have compared with Bevan in that re- holdup men narrowly missed | {the House of Commons discharg consecutive term troversy even within his own La. |COke, said he believed the gun and passed within inches of the and he fathered as a member of the, Sunday said the two got away | : in the death of the 0/4 post-war Labor government. with $300 in small bills | olin u Y | CF-100's left Ancienne - Lorette| (CP) -- The W. H. Hunting and {in the South Atlantic to find out| established in 1818, has been in the Hunting family continuous- {atmosphere |Flying Box Car carrying men Rir Liquor Rules Tightened ; | The 32 men will take part inf United States flights: A passenger can still bring his own {group left today for Patrick air| aboard domestic flights in Canada |for the island Jan. 22 so the 4 ctor and Miss! arrived home today from talks with India's Prime Minister direction of Quebec physicist Guy! be will first visit Canada, in April loperation. LE ie WORKMEN RACE WITH HOUSE OPENING new session next Thursday. The works department says the will 'be finished shortly after Thursday, so the tarpaul- | in-covered project and tempor- ary steps at left may still be there when dignitaries arrive at the formal opening ceremonies. The $37 500 job involves rebuild. ing of a room for electrical equipment under the stone steps. =(CP Wirephotg) on or