to prison for arything from five) = { Miss Phyllis DeCosimo later 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, January 13, 1960 kends fe eight years, depending on how | Police Hunt told police she saw a small boy hos 1o3eS long the prison's board thinks it | carrying the baby 'almost up-| necessary to protect the public| side down," about two hours Former Nova Scotian |InPrison I EE Se Boy Suspect %....rnesw] ORGAN MUSIC thinks he has repented and is he TORONTO (CP) -- Police are raining and the boy seemed in| ~ ~ ic|searching for a 10-year-old boy|d r of falling on th ide- x : formed, thev can recommend his ange alling on the Icy side Colin Corbett, The Poet Of The Y Ex erimen release to the minister of justice.|they believe took an infant girliga i» she said, : Guards US. Treasur Pp irom a baby carriage outside 2a} She took the infant from the) Hammcnd Organ, a east Toronto store Tuesday. The | PRETORIA (Reuters) -- South ART TREASURES | baby was found unharmed. {boy who said he was taking it CAITNGTON, a ys 1 ovis BR Rye A SEiiag vessels in he salviAftiony Su 30d prisons arel From 1510 the sad of the 1959| Mrs. Leonard Tindall said she/home to his grandmother. The APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE VASHINGTO! Ap 3, MOS, | Work. of bis ; i u on, the fa ; tea o f he most energetic guardians of| ? . |canApA's LOSS {types of punishment in an a seas n he Tous left her baby, Diana Louise, (boy fled. he United States treasury is a MUCH LAXITY | Young Gerhardt, whose mother|tempt to find ways of making| "8 BS TOC ion rooms in Lon-\couan months, outside the store] Miss DeCosimo took the infant GENOSHA HOTEL ; "anadian Ww his er 's /hi S_un-igtil] lives i yl : N ri ss like retribu-|don sold £22,240,000 worth of arts b 15 minut d then/home where her father, Philli former Canadian who left his na- Gerhardt's job, which falls un-istill lives in Bridgewater, N.S. prison treatment less like retribu-| ; or about 15 minutes an en| e where ather, ip, live Maritimes as a youth, driven|der the office of the U.S. comp-|jpined the Halifax branch of the tion and more like rehabilitation. treasures. Ifound the infant was gone. {called police. | soross the border by a roving in-|troller general, is to examine the|Bank of Montreal at 18 and two| The new form which so far has|---- shin i tinct and a search for greater accounts of certain federal de-|years later took an accounting|attracted most public attention is| ppportunity. | parimens and a report to Cou job with a Boston Hm He later| periodic imprisonment, or "'wech-| i i ww..ring |Bress if there are any irregular-hecame a certified public ac-lepds in jail"'--sentences of be-| "I'y 3 Was od FTP Haves slap, RE i; : ends in jal e: I've found it here in hing-lities in expenditures or slackness|countant, moved into the U.S. tween 180 and 1,000 hours to be ion," says L. Kermit Gerhardl,ii;"otficiency of operations Nav ot 3 oti A A : 3 i o ? y a S. Navy cost inspection service in| gcerved piecemeal. The idea is not| ( R L S E : Sy a gens jig Bin His specific responsibility in-11942 and then. into the govern-io disrupt a prisoner's productiv-| A The laughter ...the loving... the happy living Who ef _ cludes such important govern- ment's general acounting office|jty, It applies to all crimes ex-| SE re 4: as the Fed in 1948. He's been there ever|cept murder, rape, robbery or of a wonderful guy make this eo 44 s i "|Space Agency, the Atomic since, rising to his present ap-|those for which whipping is com- : L wewspapers. I'm not that import| PV. JuiniCiion, "Federal Hous. polntment a few months ago. = |pulsory. The C.R.A. announces the start of Amateur Woodworking classes. ! ant, img Administration, the Panama| When it was suggested that the|" But 'there are two other kinds § Yet, Gerhardt, born in the Nova cana) Zone and a number of U.S. gain in Canadian talent isiof punishment equally important Project classes for beginners and for those who wish to improve their wood- Scotia hamlet of LaHave, has be-| other civilian departments. Canada's loss, Gerhardt agreed. in the experiment in penal re- working skills pome one of the U.S. govern-| ¥ i als] "But as you know, there form. [ ment's top auditors. As associate| We don't find many scanda S| was limited opportunity in Nova| One is imprisonment for cor- Registration is for a series of 8 weekly classes--one on Mondays, one on director of civil accounting and but we do find a lot of cases of|g. ia in my time there. A lot of |rective training. This now can be Wednesdays auditing, he daily scuritinizes ex- iaxity Ju operations: Ne Sout us were attracted to the United administered by the courts in ys: enditures that run into billions|With departments fo get the | States. ases where they think it woula . . . » of dollars a year. [fuprove. 1 Suey don't, we report!" gp ytd more Canadians come good fie who have To register and for further information on fees, etc. contact "My job is my life," says Ger-|them to Congress. to the U.S.? I don't know. I don't|previous convictions and appar- . - kardt, a naturalized U.S. citizen.| Gerhardt may have inherited know enough about conditions in pe are heading the wrong way C.R.A,, 100 Gibb Street, RA 5-1111. "I live alone in my apartment. his roving instinct from his!Canada now to make any recom- put are still worth trying to res- I'm not much of a churchgoer, father, a master mariner who|/mendations." cue. I've got my friends. Sometimes'captained three - masted ocean- Ki | . this ; Li --_,,seen, i -- - Wien 5 Sout ImDoses io Woodshop is open Tuesdays and Thursdays under supervision. : » sentence the convicted person 3 Killed, 20 Injured goes to prison for anything from two to four years, depending on TELEVISION L OG In Train Accident ox, 2, ie," Senos NANCY, France (Reuters) _land background, think it neces- CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto! Three persons were killed and|sary to cure him of his tenden- : t 20 sre sured when alcies and train him to earn an - WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffale WROC-TV Channel 5--Rochester . ach on we : nd ree oe honest living. 3 BIG Hi TS | ACTION .. wi. COMEDY ® 'GR.TV y ; 'ha __Ruffale 20d then overturned near here| The other is imprisonment for AND ADVENTURE WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffalo WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo Tuesday night. the prevention of crime. This The train was running from sentence is jmposed a peopl RHINE rs PV 5 onl Ba . wwe this town to Chateau-Salins, 19/who previously have had a spell] ¥ v WEDNESDAY EVE, Din: Dong School THURSDAY EVE. miles away. of corrective training and been ACROSS MOUNTAIN;AND DESERT is : HIT NO 3 V : yline Lito P.M. released, or who already have - ad . ° 9:30 AM: | 6--mnis : had prison senterices aggrogating/ ROBERT , RICHARD Movie | 5--Playhc three years for serious offences. | mi arn Ab THEATRE GUIDE | I ns that the co! t goes TAYLOR WIDMARK | Classes will commence when there is sufficient registration. per room It mea Burns and Allen ee te | MGM prosants Brock (Whitby) -- "The Journey" a | 7.00-and 9.30 p.m. Last com- THE x BEE 3 y ; ! vioh 2M, " : Mite SN | plete show at 9.00 p.m. Is the younger generation © oe bs od DANA ANERENS H0E POMEL 4 Hear the AR end THE theme song. v Hound Bowery Boys ENCHANTED see P.M | 2.25, 6.20, 10.25 p.m. "The Law . 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