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--------- a Aan ) ~m _aNaNasae NoAsens SE TUS a Hons sw ow | EWES Tga0e THOUGHT FOR TODAY Since the discovery of it is estimated tha women take up one-third less space, VOL. 89--NO, 244 EVEN MONSTERS Actually, the "'monste t designed for i i wave lo bale out this case is Stuart Sullivan, who | 4 tad ub has been trying out a lile-sav herized cotion fabrie in two lay Automobile Industry | fect on Ontario mines . An increase in the U.S, price FOR THIEF i ! O . now pegged at $35 an ounce, was| L 4 Ln, "Inevitable," he sald, Buf such| NORWICH, England (Heut 4 RB an increase might cause the Ca.| er Jewel thief Rishavd » ' FR R I v ' ) om ner's hands by al/tween his university administra- nadian government to remove aid| Dunphie who confesse " TO (CP) = The most 1 n ( 3 \ pa TORONT back seat driver in decision to shuffle the valuation live and lecturing chores, the under the Emergency Gold Mines| Tuesday to a theft from the Mark 1, Kaminsky, 28, left, | tenced to seven years for mp mobile history on imported British and Euro- commissioner has been visiting Assistance Act and leave the| Duchess of Windsor 14 years and Harvey C, Bennett, 26, | espionage but sentence was sus: Canadian a with the right! pean vith the result of Ontario car production plants at mines in much the same finan-| ago escaped from prison " 4 okie : ¢ { professor Thursday announced may come up with id . . ) | eial Thursday on the second day | Wave on arrival at New York's | pended, Both denied they spied ri t teering directions in about five boostigg their prices slightly, Windsor, Oshawa and Oakville cial postion. ai i HH ¥ ou Die second Idlewild Airport yesterday from | on Soviets, Kaminsky's family discovery of a ghtthical agen steel and wading through about 80 nly a substantial raise in the| of his seven- . A which may protect human months, | WILL, LOOK INTO IT briefs U8. price would be of lasting Dunphie, 50, admitted in { Europe. The two were held by | lives near 'Niles; Mich: Bem from the bn of radiation i \ { ' y p P| p 3 F: . Prof, Vincent Bladen," who pre ut Dean Baden sald he doe Ihenefit. Mr. MeCroden sald court Tuesday to a string of | the Russians during "summer nett is from Tracy, Calif sol wl Bn py y " ' he ha r i TN 6] 3 p . fers to let bis wife driv the not feel that his terms of refer- WILL SHORTEN SESSIONS | E, A. Perry, general manager| robberies, including stealing | tour and Kaminsky was sen AP Wirepiigte Wy A are fall family ear, is expected Dy ", - ence have been pre-dmpled onl These come from manage. [of Hollinger Consolidated, said] £20,000 ($56,000) In gems ' sgn Og federal government to produ his point, and he will be looking ment, labor and the customer, the high demand for gold on] from the summer home hold : { solutions to the auto trade's Woes jy io 'har' avon of action, a8 he About 25 spokesmen will he) World markets was "interesting. north of London of the Duke Dr, Jan Weljer, a professor of after hearings that start io Ob. jianded to do Initially ward at the one-week Ottawa! But only action by the would] and Duchess of Windsor in 2) a Se) genetics at the University of Al tawa Monday, Wie | till be Investigating public hearings, but he Intends really help 1946 |] . berta, sald he came up with the He is an economist who HKes jp. id 1 would have to report to shorten up sessions by having] At Kirkland Lake, many old The magistrate who sen calcium-based agent for protec to walk while he thinks, dean oli whgiher I think it a reason it taken for granted that he has timers' were speculating that We fenced Dunphie said: "You . ° tion against radiation after recent arts at the University of Toronto]. ) he sald. As read the submissions and confin. town would once agai hoom, A are a man of considerable in research af the Atomic Energy of and a one-man royal COMMISSION (5 whether he now considers It ing oral testimony to answering|!n the early 190s, and if 'thel ov, TAR I FORNCIENE 0 Ies 1 1) 1 Canada Limited plant at Chalk od with finding answers 10 ...conable: no comment his question prices held, some mines In the] "0 wi ha able to make River, Ont taxed ymediate area would reopen " the political-economic question { he | be interested in This is a departure from con ne. To al tock I" ke A said] 8 new start in due course "At the moment, there is a {8 SLO oro; 5 . Age 2 » a" » mark iho A0ything having to do with other ventional royal commission pro-\ many' buvers were cautious be Dunphie took advantage ol SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Presi- be misled by those who, Inex.|800d, honest hope that we'll be What's the matter with the counivies that might have an im: cedure, which usually calls for a cause of past rises that were potl 2 hole in the prison val 0 1dent Eisenhower says claims that plicably, seem so 'fond of depre. able in future to further develop auto Industry in this country, pact on the Canadian car indus. battery of commission counsel sustained. However. they fermi] Make his new star WH |the United States Is becoming al... the ting. 'condit s calcium as a radiation protective|gmipmoy and what to do about it? y, 1 plied to both Cana- (one for each official language) Thursday quick jump a "step day |second rate power with restige |" ng the standing, condition and to guch an extent that some of a me RVIEWS HEARINGS np and export A and the A TY fe commission| in the right direction | already at an all-time low are|Performance of the entire nation the fear which now looms over Soc INTERV EE 16 qh ' rien udy would be made secretaries. The Bladen commi - v = |debasement of the truth and irre-| (visa UIDED PEOPLE' the world can be reduced, He's tacking { hi i on f n oountr regulations sion has been getting along with sponsible Surely We Dit void ni 36-year-old professor sald Private studie nter nm the import of Ce he chs an 0 is . . . a 7 ) A BUR. A or significance of this correspondence, public hearing he import Canadian ma a Shalt, wh is one of the TV DEBATE Retorting, Senator John Kenv-iness and complacency, But when Wk Har ee is that and--the way he puts it and wha N being Rg pny 4 royal sommis nedy's camp accuses Eisenhower in the face of a bright record of It is the first agent found which - i ay Rf I ) i »eing made sions of recent year plus Migs | of an attack on the Democratic | progress and development, wel, L he rea Wi of the ite manufacturing lus-|Eliabeth Leitch, an economist 3 ip aking p can be used in unlimited quanti- lewplat vg I Lit Brit i th presidential nominee in making| hear some misguided peaple willf{ies i repairing cell damage 4) Blin. he said In-an Inter ie \ ed State J i with the trade department who yr such assertions and has de-|that the United States is stum-| 4 by pair 8 L oi AD Shioue, le sue, 1h 45 . he Comm i ih and th double as commission secretary, manded equal free television and bling into the status of a second|®*W5ed by X-rays pe ear. hut 1 (jd Buropean mainlan nd in be-plus small office staff Ea radio time for a reply . : class power and that our prestige| REDUCES CELL DAMAGE he could not try to set a time . Rogér Kent, Kennedy's Cali: has slumped to an all-time low,| Dr. Weljer said calcium 'nis J J J ¥ con » h y iste except that he hoped it ) ™ . fornia Sampalgs Shalrman, o h we are simply listening to de. already shown itself to be of first three months of 1961 » " tends that Eisenhower -- ¢ {basement of the truth great importance in reducing this In the I iJ i e - ICO 11 ' pross-country speaking tour $ 8 Oe ping this Would it be in advance of UE LL. ¢ hic} the White Rouse has billed |. fennedy has contended that{cell damage. The significance to the federal governm x : - [which wl ey made a partisan| SS: Prestige abroad deteriorated |cancer victims is that. they can and-tariff-setting budget comes . NEW YORK (CP)--Vice-Presi-| Cuba and Quemoy-Matsu are as Dk Erm, night| during the Eisenhower adminis.|receive higher doses of x-ray down? k y dent Nixon and Senator Kennedy still big issues. In what seemed CAPA Be Common. | tration. treatments because an unlimited Answer; "Maybe--il you cat V 1 { Of y ors meet tonight In the fourth and|to be an obvious move to dull vealtr Club, The president's GA 4 ET -- A -- tell me the h | ot dat Ri final television and radio debate|the impact of Kennedy's attacks, speech was carried by radio and t all even ; before the Nov. 8 presidentialithe Eisenhower administration|ielev ations in the area will be looking to the 58-y¢ p | ELISABETHVILLE (AP ho sald he could take me to an a A igns p Mint to alclamped an embargo on mosi television stations Ee dean's advice on takes utd 'Ri Twa figures loomed out of thejinvisibility ceremony rough battle exports to Cuba, but Kennedy DECLINES COMMENT iffs concerning automobile ; H i ess of the dense bush coun Shortly after midnight he took There are many observers who! charged this was too little and too| James Hagerty, presidential | lated subjects that are skirted by yy in northern Katanga and{me into the bush country where Belle the de ba Starting at 10/1ate [press secretary, declined com. | Ds \ eri me ith he Ves 3 . a lie p hate § g 8 ' . | political sand traps. And LL x led me th their knives.the two knife-bearing tribesmen p.m, EDT could turn the tide in] He demanded the US help|ment on that charge but said are a number of other large: we made our w to a clearing kept their rendezvous f vor of one candidate or the Cuban exiled freedom fighters| Kent didn't know what he was t p e candidate or the : ) 0 . Yas looming questions here. witoh of the Ra-| At the ritual clearing, a boy of hr The program will be the|and that all Cuban assets in the|talking about in declaring Eisen: In the last week Ho Remod 'ia tribe conducted their bloodyjabout 13 was placed 'on helgume longi as the frst threo U S.--ahout S20.000000 Worth [Hower had asked for free TV .and ment, on the fact ) Ly ss i ground his w and ankles| oe hour, be seized, The Republican action|radio time to take one question out of the I is the 1 long rite the bound with leather thongs. In the A | have inalv Vf ae The president did not mention| nt \ Nixon hopes to ram home the|Would have virtually no effect inj | hh doct believe can pre glow of a small fire his we that esident. Ken. removing Castro's rule, For six|Kennedy by name in his talk at| " \: nt their p e¢ from being eyes were dull and unseeing Sharp: ald | ad ne | ited St i cars the Republican administra-[the Commonwealth Club dinner, | wd by bullet Squatted in a circle around the 3 auld at id | op y ath tion had done nothing to alleviate] Eisenhower said: ! 0 ne ree wi | Ww p 1 He of 1€Il 3 Mali tribesmen have said gun. OY. & &roun of about 10 wizened os wid to oni : foo conditions which gave rise to] " While maintaining a 10d a Baluba advance Mth and three bare « chested 0 Soothe Jb UEREMES con.| communism in the Caribbean, he|healthy critical insight, let us not fe» id not halt the attack be. Warriors clapped their hands pera the | anti pated. 70,000,000 said. | Nate want} , Softly In a strange rhythm and y ve In! 11 I fuse the hy would lodge murmured a tun i audience a Nixon government Nixon figures he has an ace in| n the rebels' bodies To lH oe Sant | would be just a repeat of 'what! Quemoy-Matsu. Admiral Arthur| é Toss | je removed later by) oh Woh OG enacted Inne describes as Republican his. Radford, former chairman of the . hey be thn a 3 ie SW hye and tory of blunder, retreat and fall-|US. joint chiefs of staff, Thurs gan a slow shuffle arou " ! Lo ' Ires e £1 found a tribesman the" hound figure. The round ure in dealing with the Reds day waded in against Kennedy | 5 ind chanting seemed to put the ranc ays TORONTO (CP Robe J C . tribesmen in a trance G a senior proce ery t Two tribesmen kept me mos! the sheriff's office at ¢ | onserva on tionless, holding knives at my hy o was arrested Thursday night and . mples é 00 charged with swe 18 a false af G t G y . 3 of - fidavit and obstructing the urse ran S ven SLASHED HIS SIDES 200 T k F S f OAKVILLE (CP) A spokes. of justice TORONTO (CPP | "Suddenly the tension cracked! § aken irom dale tor the Oakville. Braden ot He was remanded untii Mon MON FO i i e A With a sharp ery from one of the More than $200 was stolen from a safe in the office of Tan 0 a Rod A fav $4,900 property bail nent uster Nickle 10- witch doctors, The chanting and! Northern Canada Supply Ltd., wholesale hardware, 423 Bloor he anal ah | dav on pro 1 th K s announced seven grants to clapping ceased and the witeh| ns Aig A A a p , . i r bar suggested Thursday night hospl.| Gray was charged with making ™ to Mag i") ¢ 3 3 J street west, early this morning. / sdge hammer and crowbar, > 'ay 4 moss | ray as ¢ RFRed. with maki 1% - $47,000 for conservation! qactors, waving gleaming knives. | a t SO on To A : sy al the ST eo tools had tals take over the Red Cross| a ise affidavit § connect) in various parts of ached two footlons slits' toc used to ope \e safe, were fount 0 © Seen : 08 001s M blood donor program by buying Wo a I stiga < nh Miata he bov's ADE 6 the Hay een Separted stolen from a CNR shed at Pickering, during Ipod from donors and reselling! whieh a school oN T re bu i ps © nigh n ~ S N appe od as that of the co The ide a $1,000 grant to The boy screamed, then lost con I he public 2s required ot Shindent Ih thre divorce cases. te, Crowe, Valley Conservation scious Pleads Guilty To CNR Robb re eama. he's iy The sheriff's officer who serves, \ to repair the Allan' Blood poured from his wounds eads ul Y 0 0 ery branch intends to as' the society the papers In a diver \S@ M 'am, six miles south of The wvitel doct rs untied the John Thomas Altiman, 20, of Oshawa, today pleaded guilty to drop its present blood donor must make out an affidavit that Marm hongs and forced him into a sit to robbing the Oshawa CNR station, Sept. 10, when a railway program here hecause of de the an, he. served was the I S a \ ore ( hE Olin, ae Son) bio lea. employee was shot and later had his leg amputated. Crown [ereasing numbers of donors same one whos sieture Ww at » Lhe x ( ups and caught the blood. When| counsel Bruce Affleck said the accused was charged as a Red Cross and hospital officials! tached to. the papers Au td the SW ull, a tribal elder| party to the offence. 'He was not hooded man who entered |peacted violent against the ) er e the course advanced and poured what ap-| the station and fired the shot. He was a lookout and received lspokesman's switgestion. '1 can't 1 pre-Wisconsin River In wared to be salt on the wounds part of the loot" Affleck sald, Magistrate F. S. Ebbs remanded |peliove it.* sald L. R. Stringer, CITY EMERGENCY : a o The bleeding stopped and the Altiman a week for sentence Ontario Red Crgss commissioner, y jor ne seriou detitien- bav was carried awa 11 wouldn't wa the system in ' n 5 the b More chanting and incanta i " S A : . PHONE NUMBERS fo t Whitson Valley Conser- tions began ver the cups of Body of Hunter Found In Lake It not possible for hospitals A fh. - ition Authority for test drilling blood. A cardboard shoebox was TIMMINS (CP) fhe body of one of three hunters missing in Ontario," said Dr. George SOLDIER OF FORTUNE RELAXES POLICE RA 5.1138 le te nine the course of the brought forward by an elder, The! since last weekend was found today near an overturned boat in | Miller, national medical director FIRE DEPT RA 5.6374 bur d pre-Wisconsin River in the box contained the powdered re Bradley Lake, 18 mile §¢ ithwest. of Matheson. He was James [of the blood transfusion service. Toronto-born Jack Glynn, 25, | pilot and soldier of fortune. He ' " . a0 ermo are N effort tc er mains of w I had heen told Thomson, 3, single, of Timmins, Missing and believed drowned They can't charge the patients relaxes with a cigaret in his | made 17 flights to Cuba for ap 2.99 come seriou er deficiencies were parts of a human heart,| are Alfred and Oscar Rungis, married brothers, who lived in because they are entitled to free east-end Montreal flat and re groups working to averthrow S AL RA 3.2211 Yin ¢ : \ : \ | A in the watershed, (kidney and gall bladder, { the same house as Thomson {bhiood." | counts his expelyences as a the regime of Fidel Castro, - inflated by the - TAKE TIME OUT I the su ited and Ihe Oshawa Times WEATHER REPORT Cold, clear weather with some cloud patches, A few flakes of snow may fall Price Mot Over 16 Cents Per Copy boom in gold in| y opening speech of the budget] oie perechy fap TIMMINS (Cp ( On. debate in the National Assembly. | buoyant, It can be H yearer tario gold minin ficial d| In West Germany, the news| CP Wirephoto | Thursday the with interest| paper F r.a nk furter Allgemeine {but some caution the udden| hlamed the flight of capital from! spurt In gold prices on the Lon-| Africa, Asia and Central America don and free world markets for the rise in the free market Peter MceCrodan, manager of price of gold MelIntyre-Porcupine Mine Lim ited, said only a decision hy the United States on a higher price| FRESH START of gold would have any major af OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1960 ~ Authorized Post Class Malt os Second Office Department, Oftowe EIGHTEEN PAGES 'Gold Rush | | Worries Experts LONDON (Reuters) British dollar price of gold down to the finance experts today puzzled official level," it said, "would be over the reasons for the feverish! for the United States itself to gold speculation here that sent enter the market as a seller," prices soaring as high as $6 an 1 noted that the United States ounce over the fixed American|«jy spite of the heavy drain of government price for the metal, recent years," still has the 1a | The gold rush on the London est market this week caused reper The United States buys gold cussions and stirred anxiety over a currency erisis, Italy also reported higher pri and increases business, "The only way of bringing the in th | 'Cautious' : ig setbacks Baumgart tock of gold in the world $34.9125 and sells it for $35.0875, | The Daily Express claimed The Mexican government and & much «of the demand for gold is Hong Kong bank ordered a bal coming via Switzerland from oil to the sale of gold overseas in|rich Arabs and from out of the order to stop the drain on their (,oubled Congo reserves The Dally Mail sald that "the Some experts urged the United) pain reason tor the gold rush is Btates to pul some of its gold the sudden loss of confidence in hoard on the markel to stop thelthe United States dollar.' inflationary trend It added that "much of the buy A writer in the Guardtan of jue can be traced to American Manchester warned that the sit- jnrerests uation which saw. gold prices soar to $41 an ounce hefore dropping INCREASES BIGGEST back to $37 and $39 threatened| The increases in the price of the most dangerous eurrency! gold were biggest here. But gold crisis since the wa markets in Paris, Germany, and . Stock gold mining firms | | o leaped in British, European § 0 nes land North American securities market | . In Paris, Finance Minister Wil-| | d Baumgartner Thursd | In Ontario rned speculators buying gold on European markets they w | iding for "immense and morti-| arg: | for ces ayi ere ner 1 a i OTTAWA (CP) | | | |tive that Parliament me wor ive ing Prime Min- would be possible to get down to ister Diefenbaker gave a strong effective work on the legislative indication today that Parliament program by January, will meet before Christmas, sug. : gesting at the same time that this HONORS MAJORITY may set a pattern for future ses | sions, He told reporters he discussed! {with top Progres leaders possibilities of the session begin- ning before Christmas to ensure legislative ' pleted at an earlier date than it|sald has in the recent past | He noted that the last session {of Parliament began Jan, 14 and {ended Aug Conserva- here the k is com. 10 and said the Brit would meet But later he remarked that by starting before Christmas it|meetings here, | would be possible to clear up the throne speech debate and "those|ply to question that he never things that ordinarily take a per- heard |" of four or five weeks Janua up its work into three periods | pre-Christmas ter, and post-Easter | He declined to speculate on an hour-long address to the Conserve opening date when reporters re. ative party's organizing commits minded him of speculation that|lee, About 250 party representa. |tives- executive officers and or- ganizers--nare holding two days of ry to Eas. Nov, 17, Mr. Diefenbaker agreed with a reporter's suggestion that he had once held strong views against |pre-Chrisimas sessions but sald he now believes the majority of MPs favor starting earlier than January, | No date had yet been set, he it was decided before Christmas {would not be because of any spe~ If Parliament cific matter Some of the speculation previ. |ish Parliament had found it more|0usly about a fall session had {efficient and effective to break related such EARLY SESSION HINTED BY PM wer | Parliament To Meet | Before Christmas? A move to problem of employment Mr, reporters The prime minister sald In re. Diefenbaker after the word election mene tioned at today's opening organ. By following that practice It!izing committee meeting, to call the spoke with delivering an mage, by Injection," Anti-Radiation Chemical Found EDMONTON (CP)--An Alberta supply of calcium can be admin. istered to repair the resulting cell Phe problem of how to admin. {Ister it to humans we still have [to tackle, but I don't expect it (will take very long to figd out," he sald, "I think it can Red Ejected . From Meeting BONN, West Germany (Reuts Ambassador Andrei was ejected today from eting of the German-Africa {Society after he tried to shout the down ~Feonomics Minister Luds |wig Erhard during an anti-Coms {munist speech, ers)=-Soviet A German foreign grata--no longer welcome, Smirnov flew into shaking his fist and shouting at irhard before being grasped by an attendant, who began to escort him out, a rage has| Erhard attacked Soviet imperial. ism as "the worst colonialism." He Jumped from his front seat, The RCAF-trained Flynn works ed for pilot in Canada same time as a bush ~CP Wirephote y done ministry spokesman sald the government wolild consider declaring the vets eran Soviet diplomat persona non