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Your Community Chest - Invest ¢ Oshawa Times RED FERTHER FACTS Y our the groceries Lor a meds fon family f two Bimene Ha Rays Price Pot Cuer § Cont Fer Copy ? Sr ------ : e000 : BLOODSTAINED WINDOW WHER Two Oshawa Men Wanted Man Caught In Vancouver A Knifed In Fight 10st required h amount of and hist Donald WH Wileon a Two Oshawa men cox, 28, of 741 Blone Godfrey Bweel street tory condition" in eral Hospital today, admitted Saturday stab wounds sustained Gregor street home fi John Ryan, 40, « street, charged with the pair, pleaded nol anstus | and blood on 26, of 08} Yeritical nig VANCOUVER three men kille Lhe a scuffle most-wanted Saturday. At that quietly here time, § was hitten on thelgf love cheek and had to he taken 5 hospital for stitches, When h was released from hospital, he returned to MeGregor street, two I harges in Oshaw | | "Ryan returned to the frate's Court foday wy way 1) svound 10,40 p.m," police said, manded to Nov, 7, i ¢ {pe stah wounds weve inflieted at $4000 h ile it was staled, during a fight whieh followed," ed 10 blocks | { the stabhing, where h lying in poal of passing motorist at the Bimeoe street and A The Wileox f hy a i Ten-Year \h treet unidentified motor tonk tn hospital, where he | Fa m an heing treated hy Dr, | ard Y Glazier ; Sweet was found lying uneonsel ous at tl of Simeone S este MeGregor streets with iu wound in the chest, He pe TORONTO (CP) eer of Ottawa, pre arin Federation moved to hospital hy ambi hut his chest wound was de today called farmer are reported Ld said the nvolved in Young HE had heen th Mi Bal for h wind B p.m in a Bweel his Centre woundin 0h an end for gul a Ma police revolver, fagger am the g 0 A found 3 " a kidnap-slaying 8 hlaod : charge of heing unregistered he Hrearm did not have { a memory of &n 18 Corner Ang Carbett will yl va ine ov don] HARE ident of the Agricul a 1 vhich | recognition to crib on are Or ed as "not seriou i Oshawa General Hospital Police said the men hed with a 10-inch apparently dived through a window ther attack, He had left arm and side neth Young, who inve incident, sald it w Hi the arm wound dq f ad the knife or from hroken gla INAH I \ I ja tah Ie W 0f Kile Wile headlon 1 o in his setf-he Ken 1 0 uneertain i tan for | ne wimer five greater | tn SEAN wants and use greater] ell marketing advertising and Det f tion eontrol delegate farm ol meeting far the three-day convention that in t 10 years the federal go London Gold Mart ihe 4 tahil hoa long: Fixes Price High hould I'he in of here nearly TORONTO (C} told repre resull om entatives lon hould ¢ [ Metropolitan gram include rieultural hee { a I'he program i I \ ial hoards and pro he added program rm marketing t duetion controls "Rural development ed ta he undertaken nurket developed, price sup tari established to domestic markets,' LONDON (Reuter of gold on the London marke was fixed" today at 86 an aunee--81 ahove the offi paid hy the United Hiate The "fixing" hy leading heecame the nominal aftieial price for the day Survivors Tell Of hio Plane D Aol vm friend I'he wile dead exnart | his friend 4, all Kis, ( | price Mi ol ih Val Hamil su dealer ris and |] 1) h ect our ol \ 0 \ el Foledo irvivar Ww than anyone Ploture AP) oF a rOLEDO, Ohio vivars of a flaming ai that killed 83 person night told of and a wobbly There were eluding a Canadian were in hospitals wil Juries Accounts of flame-searred C48 alreralt K 0 Ke any In worry ner « ol i in fair cond nm n sputt takeatt PLANE When the lines plane | beg Sheldon tach soratohe di y and! | nN halve n burst riding iv Fung f plane bhounee h Are eelig TRS A ok \ i nt I int h Ihe dead were up Way hd the wha rece Wi pilot, oan y foaothall team or San | were 3 flashy Five years of freedom came to Corbett, |38, when he opened the door of | his room in a west end apartment house and looked down the barrel of & se Was pointed to Corhelt's appear | ourt today to face the firearms|this would repr Paraskewia, chances about Harden FE STABBING VICTIM FLED (Cp) tap man on the list Vas urday ( ph ronically, Corbett, wha es caped custody in 10565 while sery ing a sentence for who is wanted for mur questi was hi during the weekend on the minor esslon of in pos firearm al chance vhen police moved fast after the alert WIE Tragic Sequel Te Oshawa Reunion Four vore killed Sunday in a spectac ular head-on collision on HIEhWaY gooey League game in Toronto, wou 101 in the northeastern outskirts jos Taronto were Hamilion residents returning from an Oshawa ehris tening where they held a reunion gy with wartime concentration eamp Adri) Dolhanyk, 40 il entyns ton hurban an 1saste Hi We h YFISHTAILEDY He Pac started down the run lishts an sived or Samahun OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY "OCTOBER 31, 1960 ment In Humanit It may rain tonight, so don't keep the children waiting when they come to Trick-or Treat for UNICEY 5 Second Close Man Department, (Oftens TWENTY-FOUR PAGES Yad daadisid Foor Office RAILWAY LAW CHANGES Whites Leading Congo Tribesmen (AP) U offen men to meet any new [areup Indar Rikhye of the UN forces linked the four ar arrested Europeans with Malon)i, | who hroke with the central gov ernment in Leopoldville and pro-| claimed his own slate shortly | after the Congo became independ: ent, ! LEOPOLDVILLE ied an ¥ (provines troops have 4 Indian Gen hy rampag Bn ehaotic seizing fou the native Three ¥ posing as ers and a white Rhodesian fied only as "capt. Robert" accused hy the | high mand of masterminding a plot to Kasal Into civil war pact na rine rovinee aller white officers leading n WAFFIOFS trad identi WETE com belgians Un troops moved in to create harrier hetween the Balubas and their traditional enemies the Luluas, who live in central Kasai Rikhye sald the Balubas killed many persons, including a Ro- man Catholic missionary, in their march northward llages were burned Dit and four Liber lan UN soldiers were wounded in an 1,. A Roman Catholie seminary at Kalindato was set on fire and about 20 Belgian priests and were forced to flee, A plunge in vie lation of UN troops from Ghana and 1) checked Pp nart a bruce | {hers with armored cars 5000 Bi tribesmen laged drive yard tyled of aluba who in a ell VALINE hres near Mwene lage 4 from the Sep alist "minin ate tribe! chief Albert Kalon)i amb wi tored eckend bul An peace 7 in Kasal during the UN troops and planes alert to fly reinforcements to the HOME STRETCH Kennedy Won't Devalue Dollar Kennedy's statement about the uneasy were on the f nuns hunted FBI's captured vietim ars J INGTON (CP) -- Benator ASH Ng nd Vice President] dollar was aimed at rocent pee: the final full week |ulation in gold in the Tandon market, hased on A PUMOFe |strongly denied by the KEisen-| if he fislhower administration--that the 8 he would dellar might he devalued hy In value the dollar from the|ereasing the UB, price for gol ot devas Hixon sald that hel Kennedy, who winds up four would fly to' Alaska next Bunday,|back-hreaking days of eampalgn rounding out his coverage of allling in pivotal Pennsylvania today 50 states in the campaign eeking Its 32 electoral voles, ap Kennedy, the Democratic pres. pe ared on the CBS Face the Na-| candidate, also pledged ton panel program Sunday, reahouts, | Sunday he would seek a B04! 0 mo ADDRESS DINNER police| 12,000,000 johs hy uw He sai He'll he on television tonight esent fu | from Convention Hall in Philadel where he 1s scheduled to a $100+-a- plate dinner K eng entered | of their presidential campaign to- day, i Kennedy sald that elected president No der and oning in eld here he use Alger 0 onstable|idential ment hy then phia address rally Kennedy said a possible eoun fer-measure if the country slipped | into a deep recession hy January | | four or five months again and Kennedy sald he and strongly against any "IEA per cent af olles are tate religion Police sald Ellis, driving home from visiting friends after attend Saturday night's persons ing Id still oppose it," he sald, | the! In hig restatement of his posi-| his car of ed control of on easthound section the highway and the vard on to the westhound lanes f FRIENDS DEAD [going to he what I am' Daniel Psyeh, #5, of Hamilton 'What 1s there left to say?" had attended the same christensiasked ing,- He sald he left hefore the other three but their car passed him on the way, He arrived at the seene minutes after the erash ew or "1 thought it [ saw the cars, but I hoped 1 Iwas wrong," he said, "I looked Pa ers again and It was my friends | hey were all aver the place," May Strike | NEW YORK (AP)=The New The Dolhanyks' ChIAPeN, Fy apk Times, threatened with a tgor, 11, and Jerry, 13, ave being npe.plootion strike, offered the | cared for by friends in Hamilton Newspaper Guild of New York a wouldn't who hope to start a welfare and|g3 weekly package increase Sun noth: | education fund for them and later gay night legally adopt them A union official promptly Mrs, Samahun also is survived] charged the offer was made "for hy two ehildven, Oriel, 14, and the definite purpose of provoking Luey, who are being looked a sivike JL said after by the Ukrainian commu The guild has set a deadline of ™ pity in Hamilton 12:01 am, Tuesday for strikes an Ellis the gainst seven major New York ehildren ero boule: state, Kennedy burst out: "noth |gion, 1 am what 1 am and I'm fh; and a 1 Stanley Boearhoy was them hefore The fourth person in the Hamil: | ton ear, Mrs, Szmahun's hu band, Nicholas, § in fa condition in hospital 1, Wa I two ave ie Al 2 Li was father af three ( money offer from newspapers. came in frst of the Jaan and team eo-pllot's me | he women | { W RT ined today hy lopal investigal The twin ~ eng tempting to take rodera h tn Oakland LATE NEWS FLASHES hy The Times following me announcement late Sunday night diation sessions The offer includes an average $2 more a week in wages plus fag visihility was it poll 48 persans. Most of the California Polyte lege fonthall team the school \ ENGINE GAVE OUT We barely #ot olf engines started then H left engine thump sald Jame a halihack from Gilra suffered minor inju 1 We ew day STUDENTS STUNNED Al San Lu FORONTO | Obispo he serateh ¢ to Ontay ire of the Mems of Y } he he ned he 1) 1 \ We led a memo Witte EVIVOS the nes PEKING (R ¢ Could Wipe Out Market Board cm could wipe out the Hog Producers Marketing Hoard with NA pen Farm the hog wnpulsory plans and farm co-operatives "\!' War Not Necessary -- Red China enters) » Communist party compulsory about $1 a week In welfare im provements A guild spokesman "it this is their final. offer we jwill be headed for a strike on| I Monday night." I The guild is seeking a one-year contract with a 10-per-cent wage| nerease, an employer contribu: | flon of two per cept mare of the| oll for inoreased pension | henellts, a union shop, inoreased joh seourity, a ninth paid holiday and other benefits Basic 'wages now range fram aid today said Agrionlture Minister Goodfellow ' but would prefer to find another salu marketing plan. He said Hoard to solve the complete study of hog Products Marketing plan necessitates a WN The main theoretical argan of the Chin sald today that war between nations was would he a temporary tax eut for |{boding disquiet geria The religious Issue came up Sixth anniversary of the bloody {his fellow American Roman Cath-| pendence from France, National the population were Catholics land Moscow, was quoted in the dual tion on separation of ehureh and|{he | | "mult [ing ean he done about my rell-|Communist countries, he ourselves | 'Cut Red Tape' Brief Suggests OTTAWA (CP) Sweeping! 4. Creation of a new public eli. changes in government rvegula- mate to permit railways to aban. tions were proposed (oday by the don passenger trains or branch Canadian National Railways in a|lines that are in the red and no hid for freedom and flexibility to longer needed for the public good, holster its business and make| Underlying the CNR brief was money, ia theme similar to the CPR's In a major 25,000-word brief to blueprint for the future, outlined the MacPherson royal ecommis-| hist week before the commission, sion on transportation, the pub- But there were some striking dif liely-owned railway spelled oul its! ferences in emphasis and outlook tapprfisal of the new role of rail- between the rival rail carriers, |ways in Canada's fast-growing! In essence, the CNR manages transport complex ment sought wider freedom to Advocating an approach some-|sell its services in the market what different from that of thelPlace--to have its hands untied CPR, the CNR|le be more like a private enter [prise with a minimum of regu latory restraint | Disclosing a $37,965,000 loss on |its passenger operations in 19568, the CNR advocated new legisla~ privately-owned proposals would involve 1, Federal subsidies for unprof table passenger runs or branch lines deemed essential in the pub lie interest | 2, Farreaching freedom { (Canada's railways lo shape thelr (prices and services for a running | hattle for freight business against|™ [trucke, ships, plaves and pipe | {Hnes, | 8 A wide-ranging review of {federal rail legislation aimed [eutting out ved {ape and out | maoded restrictions that hinder| railways from competing effec tively. WARTIME A Sen, John tor day with a naval officer, Fullo Onozekl, who was aboard the Japapese destroyer Amagiri in 1048 when it sliced in two the Navy PT boat of which Kennedy was skipper, Kennedy is holding a | card, signed hy Onozeki and other surviving offibers of the | Algeria Prepares For' Day Of Blood' A over of \ | ALGIERS fore Al the (Reuters) hung the eve today on nationalist rebellion for inde Times says the program John J. Allen, underseer Lary for transportation, is ex pected to resolve many of the pilot problems resulting from the opening of the Seaway last year The pilots of Cape Vincent have heen organized under Capt, Al hert Fracearo, International rep resentative of the Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots, deck officer union which alse serves the bulk of deep-sea ship ping under the United States flag, Ahhas, Peking Ferhat Visits to leader from Aehel just hack Italian Communist party news paper Unita Sunday as saying insurgents will receive form help" from the possibility would for|ton to permit Canada's rallways {in cooperation with affected come plans to abolish or restrict free others, submitted by vice-president sales, and 8, ¥, Ding # ------ cific recommendations, many of URINTANCES them set out as Droposed the a hah his PT: ox 4 tenant when his PT eraft was | NEW YORK members: 'were later. rescued pool of pilots for operation on the Is Born offered to UB, Commerce Recre Lock, near Massena, ahout 100 miles long, The rest of (Farag Dibah gave birth today to The commerce department now shah finally got an heir after quarters are awalt-|in the last session of Congress|said Dr, Jahanshah Saleh, Iran's given over [staff to establish pilotage eondi Cheering crowds mobbed the ture outlook in the Algerian! The of the city's poorest quarters, gent rising could he used either hahy, hear on President Charles de lute that hoomed over the city set "We prefer to defend ourselves Campaign, peacock. throne had been born, diehards of the arms of the West," Abbas said, insurrectionists leadership had not succeed to the throne in Mos. Ito abandon unprofitable services unities, q1y/travel passes Issued to a wide The brief of | - -- vice-president, It offer Pilots' Pool (0 eurrent laws campaign for président of the N-The Ne hit hy the destroyer in the Bolos | yon "pimes Ro Pi=The New from a nearby brush island, [con has heen orfianized a tary Binclalr Weeks for work he-| F I The stretch of water, from the Beaway Is in Canadian wa-(a robust boy weighing eight 11 Is setting up a pilot program, |three marriages, Diplomatic hy Abbas to belauthoriging the formation of minister of health and a synae. can radio Tuesday night before|tions in collaboration with Can shah as he drove after the birth struggle {under that he and his wife had "hosen as a diplomatic weapon to make The announcement of the erown Gaulle, or as stralght-out sup off frantic celebrations that at with Chinese arms than to allow| The second The shah has a daughter by his Authorities here are on the(prevailed over Abbas, who has lem Iran, Like the CPR, it also announced at | €roup of government officers and was A, H, Hart, " 8, syslem ed 17 spe Fo S Hh ge eae 0 U.K, Kennedy was a Navy lieu: or ea W | RA Prince mons, He and some crew today that # Cape Vine f AP Wirephoto ape Vincent, N.Y,, and will b tween Cape Vincent and the Snell | fnell Lock to Lake Ontario, is| TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - Queen ters pounds, ounces and Iran's under the terms of a law passed| "The haby looks like the shah," ing broadeasis mn | Tunisian and Moree cologist, who delivered the baby, coming to firm views on the fu-|ada from the Charity Hospital in one Communist ald for the birthplace of their first France's allies bring pressure to prince's birth and a 41L.gun sa. port for a renewed military long last a successor to Iran's to be killed by the|imply that the first marriage, but women ean. alert for what they have de been regarded as a moderate, soribed as rebel plans to malke| the Nov | anniversary a "day|® of blood," Similar belore pre vious anniversaries were unfuls filled but there has heen an tn} erease in bomb and gun attacks recently More than 150,000 persons have been killed on both sides since} the Algerian war began with the | 1954 All Saints Day incidents, On that day there were 30 bomb and gun "attaks on Europeans, mainly in the Constantine area, and seven. persons were killed, Dag Asked To Check Belgians UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, (AM) The Soviet Union today de manded a quick report from See retary + General Dag Hammar skjold on what the United Na tions 1s doing to suppress "the subversive activities of Belgian agents" in The Congo. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin sent a letter to Frederick Boland, president of the General Assembly, asking his all in obtaining information from the secrelary-general about re oent events in The Congo Zorin expressed surprise that Hammarskiold had not reported | to the UX in more than a month on developments mn The Congo, despite word that Belgian mili ary personnel "are beginning to! return there and are engaging in N forecasts | | CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA &:.1133 FIRE DEPT, RA 5.6371 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 the Jobe grown 19 Visi h Le head coach 1 roar Wok i the Wve ¥ ta the of Uw Are not necessary to bring about the world triumph of communism The ar in the magazine Red Flag, sald it was "ahsurd to say that world peace and world revolution are incompatible." Fire Rages For Three Hours MONTREAL (CM) Firemen fought! a three blaze yan auto accessories balding in the financial distviet for three hours before bringing it under control today, ole Harm $38 a week far office bays to 1$180.53 for experienced reporters and photographers The other newspapers involved The World » Telegram and sun, The Mimver, The Daily News, The Herald-Tribune, the| 'Post and The Journal-American.| are subervise activities against the republic's political independence and territorial integrity.™ The current president of the Security Council, Bohdan Lewan dowski of Poland, also transmit ted a formal request to Hammar sjold for a report, at Toledo Ex. Aboard were 43 | Saturday night press Alport members of a California State College football party, In foreground is the seared wreckage of the chartered aim { liner that crashed on takeoff | Poly WRECK KILLS HALF A FOOTBALL | Twenty-two are known dead ine cluding 16 football players, Tail section is Hipped on its back, AP Wirephote ~