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, THOUGHT FOR TODAY It may be only a eoincidence that man's best friend can't talk, Fhe Osha Times 1 NW -- WEATHER REPORT Very eold, sunny weather is ex pected to continue through Fri- day, with a chance of some snowflurries, VOL, 89--NO, 297 Agr Ay hg AB OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1960 Maly Authorized es Second Clos Post Gftice Department, Ofiows EIGHTEEN PAGES RIDGE' CAPSIZED BOW I'HE TANKER 'PINE FLOATS VREE Stormy Seas Prevent Rescue From Tanker AP =A carrier OF the 1) stern Lime hroken by alter rescued n reported sailors crew of the shat ship in two coast east of ( ape A On Bus The Artemis HPpar sudden the west ex the to Was was an suffered cuts, One uneonselous in eritical Nieder he saw my thelr flight on nil smashed Mindora Island, south of Ma * Killing all 3% on hoard Jobless Dry By OTTAWA (CP Unless government Bcls s00n unemployment insurance kit will just about dry up hy next May A nine-man advisory tee submitted this warning to the government recently, It was ta bled Wednesday in the Common just before MPs recessed fop Christmas The advisers said the fund could dee to "almost unsafe level of $62,000,000 hy May 31, 1061 This would he a massive drop from its present level around [$300,000 000---and an even greater IMPOUNDED JACKASS PARIS (AP short Paris, a sad-eyed jack was numbered Wednesday on the list of homeles The spindly legged wanders disconsolptely packing cases and mall at Bourget altfield The jackass, named "Dou don' hy friendly customs offi einls, 18 a refugee from the Moroccan earthquake ely ol Agadir, A considerate school teacher found it among the ruins of the eity last Febru ar fhe Canada's commit In housin animal amidst bags y The teacher left for Brussels and arranged for the Jackuss to follow, Put In a crate and shipped first to Paris, it ran snarl, | into a red tape ie ' Bel oie Wile awallfag a Iriebdly barnyard somewhere In France, Doudou munches car rots and hay handouts from custom men Fund May 1956 high of close ye from. iis B00 006,000 The government has forecast special aetion to bolster the fund ect ahuses, But so far, of any proposed legis hefore the Com and to cory no detail ation have gon mons HIT GOVERNMENT After Parliament had recessed spokesmen lambasted government for slipping the veport on the fund before the Commons in the dying hours of the pre-Christmas session Liberal Leader Lester B, Pear son called it "arrogant and cone temptuous treatment of Parla ment Is contents ernment discussed opposition the show why the gov afraid to have it the House Com Lime WAS in of mon this Hazen Argue, leader of the CCV ty, said Finance Minister Fleming "conveniently over looked' the report in his budget peech Tuesday to the Commons blue budget baby Is gel " he sald Ihe ting bhluer EXTRA NOT ENOUGH Total revenue for the 12 months to Sept, 80 was $322.000,000, an increase of $84,700,000 over the previous 12 - month revenue of | §226,200,000, But the extra money \was still not enough to cover the heavy drain cause! hy seasonal Ihenefits and payments to jobless fishermen | Tn fact, sald the report, tailed a loss of $135,760 000 The advisers want the govern: to hoost its contribution to nd, AF the moment, the government puts up one fifth of the total, Con {tribution rates were raised about government ratio was not changed, More Snow On The Way By THE CANADIAN PRESS Southwestern Ontario today braced itself for a new onslaught of snow as the weather bureau lin a special warning forecast up |\o eight inches of snow for the northeast shore of Lake Kple The heaviest snow of the sea son fell in the Owen Sound dis triet in Grey County overnight A bligzard dumped 10 inches on Owen Sound and the area north land west of the city The snowfall ranged from six to 10 inches around Wiarton Southampton and Walkerton Meaford, 1h miles east of Owen Sound, the storm was not as severe and at Thornbury miles farther east, there only trace of snow Woman Robbed Suspect Caught HAMILTON (CM An hour after a Hamilton woman was struck over the head early today was Ll with a heavy poker, a friend of|Porte the vietim's hushand was ar rested and charged with robbery with violence Mrs, James Zinger, M, is re covering in hospital from head neck injuries Arrested was Fitzpatrick, 22 dress Police sald Fitzatrieck was vis iting the Zingers, They added that William of no fixed ad wrapping Christmas presents in the kitchen is | LATE NEWS FLASHES Another Munich Crash MUNICH (AP into a streetear packed with urday claimed its 81st vietim te Kraus, 19, a Munich elerk has \ that an paper the wellare would decide whethe a finance relieved of authority The tall, searsighted king, 3 Was salt 10 have toured the coun ry this year to win tribal a ull return to ' minist take ninister the ad would be parents unde " Act tw TORONTO (CM) A dlyve dition in hospital today alter a broken back and concussion third: flom parle \pport for | power | Sawd became lowing the ibn Saud founded wea King death of in 1953 fol Ms father the warrior king, whe Saudi Arabia and saw OW anid at the time i Li believed to dl income af $280,000.00 i NORFOLK, Va mited height of 16 feel and wind search with the terse report Wed helicopter from of up to 28 miles an hour early nesday she had sighted the Pine ley Forge succeeded in rescuing|today hindered rescue attempts. Ridge broken in two in a severe tion of the tanker Pine headed the aireralt earvier miles off the North Caroling Ridge shortly dawn today, | Valley FVorge--carried out search!coast The me shi patterns in the hunt for "Impossible to render any as tered vessel remained ahonrd the the walter conditions the -master of the stern section, The CAFTYING Artemis radioed The Associated a crew of 39, broke Wed- men on the stern section and the press in response to an inquiry guard said there might he 100 mile Hatte more, The planes also spotted |v 40 om. EST Waves which reached an esti-/five others--three in a liferaft rr - drifting away from the spot amid BUCK GALE WINDS » [de bris two miles south-southwest Bucking winds of up to 50 and lof the how section 60 miles an hour, planes and sur. un 1g Liferafts and lfejackets for face craft began heading for the {more than 50 men were dropped, scans The Tanker Esso James but the pilot of one of the planes town arrived near dusk and sent |told of a futile effort to lead the back the word that these aboard Norwegian tanker Artemis to the the stern were okay, live men afloat in water reporied | The futile ue attempt of of the first touched off the sea coast guard plane to reach the stricken tanker rs " with Christmas shoppers was the |, more were tour men the scene of panie and bloodshed n Y ne ition," Hart _- Ma ny we Wednesday night in a wild gun el man sald 'We threw liferafts and life. Bix persons were wounded, one {Jackets overboard hut coi 'dn't do aritically ave too much good, The trailing line . Police said the battle ' of one of the rafts reached one [man and he grabbed it, Then 'it quarrel near the exit to . . [Bo away from him and drifted growded bus on the city's 1p in | Away side, Police gave this account thing the plane carried we strip jostled ~b¥ three others as he SANT ANDER Spain (AP) =AN hed aff our own lifelackets and moved toward the exit, drew a i Spanish freighter making its threw them down d8-calibre pistol from his topeoat ant Voyage home cracked up on; "phe only thing that did any and threatened Bither vou get ne POC Re And only one survivor good was one of them, The man aut my way or I'll blast vou in|@ne one wdy were found today clinging to the life ring got hold the mouth," One of the mer the 31 seamen aboard ' About a dozen shots vaked the? missing seamen were believed rear of the bus in a wild to have died when the 9.308-ton ohange of shots Klorrio broke In halves in a ane Ids crossfire, including one woman, |of Biscay coast . fell to the floor, Other passen A flying boat dropped five life gers stampeded toward the front rafts near the wreekage but they ear anil a screamed A Spaniard trying to cast a line . In the melee, the man who po the Elorvie from shore lice sald provoked the shooting/washed off a elif and 1 S lever he freighter arrived in Gijon -- a few days ago from Raltimore, alrliner carrying college students Md. unloaded its 8,000-ton cargo home for Christmas crashed he fore dawn today moments after oncia to be hroken up after 39 . years of service, "of the 87 per ns aboard to a Lose Children flaming death Ki The nine survivors » In South Africa ing Controls woman was pulled from the wreckage JOHANNESBURG (Reuters condition couple Wednesday sought the I LONDON (Reuters) King college students in Manila en urn of their three children who Saud of Saudi Aral dl the Lute to their hames In the south audi Arabia named the philippines, The flight had orig were committed to an institution Arabian ambassador to Iraq as I © HEH had origin living in a Zulu hut with the fam: "full administrative e \ danao Island its destination {l¥'s Negro seevant ollHich Benoit je antral oF his! he twinengined DC-3 plunged : B hav ar a) vi The childten. 3 nine-year-old Mecca Radio annoubcod Wed Into a ravine in a cornfield, Eye i plosion three, 'were taken from the hut over the premiership from his! Hp by police and commitied hy a Younger brother, Crown Prince ned l Sngine Rddeny nob court to an institution as "chil. Emir Faisal . 0 Vera Luu, 1, Their father. Victor tween the two brothers sinee fastened myself with the seat helt Saud handed ad . when a commotion eoeurred mayer. a teacher who emigrated anded administrative aw" yoo 'ag days ago another DCA from Munich several months ago thority over ta Faisal in March, | i FR A other \ 'nothing wrong in allowing They were reported to have children to holiday with differed because Saud was ve nurse in a Zulu hat netant to aceept as leader of the have a holiday in the open. The Yasser, president of the United hat perfectly clean and the Arah Republic who is at logger children looked suntanned and fit) 10808 with the Iraqi premier end We planned to bring] Mecca Radia today announced them home on Chiistmas Day. Maus new 10hmember cabinet The Afrikaans newspaper Die WIth Ibrahim Al-Sewayel ambas ohildren "in a Ranta hat i . | caused upheaval Mecca Radio said Wednesday The sald Right Faisal, who also held i legal had against Children's POLICE RA 5.1138 FRE DEPT, RA 36371 | s three seamen from the ec.l' Al one more than 10 ships gale and mountainous Beas 100 2h! other member ho might have heen tossed 1010 sistance 'under present weather Coast guard planes eounted 10 nesday in galedashed seas some He put the time of the sighting al CHICAGO (AP)-A hus loaded fight between two passengers ently resulted from a | "When we had dropped every One man, complaining he wa of It and put it on' Blocking the exit fired back,| Maritime authorities said the Passengers wounded in storm off Galisano, on the Bay exit Women and ¢hildren were still floating empty today fled after pulling emergency drowned MANILA (APM) A Philippine . mmi rants and set out in ballast for Val taking off from Cebu, It carried {burns, fractures and Saudi Arabi A perplexed German immigrant au 1 ra la Most of the 34 passengers were Tuesday after they were found foreign minister today as he took | C0. 19 the capital, with Min girl, 4 bay of seven and a gin of hesday night the king was taking) esses sald they heard an ex dren in need of care.' Feuding had hoen reported he. IM of the injured survivors, "1 sald Wednseday that hi "We wanted our children ta Arab bloc Gen. Gamal Abdel when we visited them last week. MaloGea, Abdul Karim Kassem Vaderland said the discovery of *2d0r to Iraq, as foreign minis:| departmen the po foreign, defence and RPSPITAL RA 3.2211 Brooklyn Disaster Toll NEW YORK (Am The aster in aviation history rose Krooks, 64, a dentist, sucoumi Was spraved with faming dvel inte a Rrooklva residential with another airliner, was 8.2 | AVE an a year The ovash of a US Aly Vi ' i ictim Dies Foree Convaly Christmas shoppers last Sat way with the death of Ingeborg wkd 10 Critically Hurt In Fall From Window arald man 'was in eritical emergency hrain he swifered in a oon tor a surgery fall from rooming house window Now 136 death oll from nn 136 today ped burns suffered from a jet airliner section Friday the Dy worst Jacob when which dis N 0 he tore alter colliding va Philip Road crews worked steadily to trict highways open and no pro vincial or county roads reported blocked EXPECT BAD DRIFTS The weather bureau said Nor folk, Haldimand and Welland counties would hear the brunt of today's storm, Considerable drift ing was predicted for the south orm of the counties, A cold west wind sweeping across Lake Frie was responsible for the storm, The weatherman sald seetions the wind swings northwest Sarnia in Lambton County was as At least 14 still not 20-Inoh night and Wednesday nehes fell on the eity fully recovered from fall the previous week Freezing temperatures ranged across Ontario, The mercury fell to 20 below across the a MP HONORED Robert McGregor, (PC-York Kast) Wednesday was sworn in as a member of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada in ceremonies al Government House, Mr: McGregor, dean of the House of Commons in years of service In Parliament, is the « Fire Was 43rd Aboard Carrier | NEW YORK (AP)=There blaze vessel fore the disastrous | ravaged the huge | killed 40 men Monday Naval Lieut, Vito Milano, Wednesday that the earlier fire had all been small ones each case, workers had put ou the fire before dockside firemen had arrived The hearing resumes Brooklyn Navy Yard today Another witness helore at day fire that did an estimated were $75,000,000 damage to the giant chain [] carrier, indicated freak {0 fevents caused the disaster Red Meeting In Chicago WASHINGTON (AP) rector J. FEdgar Hoover Di of the ALithe snow should taper off tonight | Federal Bureau of Investigation "at this very moment are sald today the Communists Chicago be to formulate enee to he held in ginning Dee, 3! plans for a new organization," . uh had 30 per cent 16 months ago for) pean 42 fires this year aboard the (workers and companies, but the | aireraft carrier Constellation be that and in charge of hull eonstruetion on the| ship, told a navy hoard of inquiry And in the the keep Owen Sound streets and dis threesman court probing the Mon | completing seven hit hard by a blizzard Tuesday final arrangements for a confer RCAF OFFICER AVERTS PANIC DEFENCE MOVE | 'Missile Attack' Was Radar Flop OTTAWA (CP Steel-nerved Kier, who was away at the RCAY Air Marshal Roy Slemon time, was so impressed by his averted what could have been pa depuly's cool-headedness that he nuclear. disaster Oct. 5, highly immediately reported it to the placed informants sald today Pentagon end Ottawa Air Marshal Slemon, deputy. There have been other scares commander of North American go NORAD hesdquarters but they Alr Defence command, refused involved the possibility of bomber to be panicked by radar Infor: seack on North America mation which made it appear ¢ that long-range missiles had heen, These occ urred when unidenti- lalnched against North America fied planes in the air defence sys- Sitting in the "hot seat" af tem Were fying such courses as NORAD headquarters at Color to make it appear that a raid was ado Springs, Colo, Slemon rea. developing from two or - three soned that the information from directions a radar at Thule, Greenland, The O¢t must have been false to have He ordered an immediate check | scare and It was found that the false Slemon acted so quickly that radar Information was caused hy no alert wis flashed to the mis. iu malfunction in the ballistic sile or homber bases of the U.S, missile early warning station at Air Force's Strategie Air Com. Thule mand The danger in the situation was. The incident that long-range American mis. radar reflections sles might have been launched The Thule pleked up in retaliation unless the Thule nals which d sent out radar's information eould be and which bounded off the moon proved false quickly 250,000 miles away PROVES HEADS COOL Defence officials said the inci dent demonstrates that the NORAD commanders--Cen Laurence Kuler of the UR, Alt Force and Alr Marshal Slemon have cool heads and will not ore der an alert on information which (cannot be checked In short, they sald, there are no trigger - fingers at NORAD) headquarters | igned N For two months, defence au-| thorities in the U8, and Canada BERLIN (Reuters)--West Gere decided against making the nel: TAR negotiators resumed tal dent Lo e, with Vast German officials Latly this menth, ho vothe ON AB new trade flor yy rr hol Mi ing Cn IromAture samants.. missile weave Oct: 5, partly tol a An direement would be show that NORAD headquarters S1Ened today, . 4 does not flash alerts on unsub- est German government Fire Commissioner © dw ar d|siantiated information, | spokesman Felix Von Fekardt Cavanagh, who directed his de Ajr Marshal Slemon's part in|#8ld an agreement night be cone partment's massive assault! (he incident was not disclosed ©luded before Christmas but. an. against the fire, is scheduled to until today, other government spokesman in [testify, { It 1s understood that he did not| Berlin indicated there 'were still RAPS USE OF WOOD want any public mention of his|#0me detalls to be ironed out be. Cavanagh had criticized the use stood to cover re-introduction of ing and alr search continues today! The Communist East German tions that a series of collisions on (men aboard Germany did not renew the trade Witnesses sald a fork lift truck steelinity of Cape Race movement between the city's I'he death toll pose to 40 Wednes Cause of the not | pagt between West Germany and y | fore the signing, of wooden platforms in scaffold. a 1061 agreement reached earlier Solomon Fried, 43, a plpefitter for the bodies of seven crew government warned earlier this the main deck had knocked the! Two bodies were picked up| pact, pleking up a refuse cart on the sheared The US, freighter American Western and Communist seclors, day when Clarence Surdakowski, died In hospital. determined, | Berlimthe sources said, b incident is believed been the first missile was caused by from the moon East-West 'Trade Pact Sn first non - eabinet member named to the council since Prince Philip was admitted dur. ing the Queen's visit toe Cane ada in October, 1957, Mr, Me- Gregor Is shown with Governor General Georges Vanier, left | CP Wirephoto | | vielous a | the negotiations had made some ing abon Progress, ednesday sel up a special board The negotiations were under. to determine whether metal Plane Crash L fo should replace wood in shiphuild . 1€8 oug t Germany on Sept, 30 in retalia- di Mo 4 Ilion against: East German travel disaster started lke a "carom! ST. JOHN'S, Nfid, (CP)--8ea restrictions in Berlin, shot at billiards,' Fried said there were indica Navy aircraft that crashed Into ican, British and French trans the Atlantic off southern New| port rights through East German owing kerosene-type diesel fuel foundland Wednesday with nine territory to West Berlin if West that soon turned into flames of the plane--a P2:V Neptune out! Germany wanted the new agrees of Argentia, Nfld. 17 miles south 'ment made conditional on free {of the Aval 'ening ) 0 J { might have nudged a heavy ( e Avalon Peninsula commu: access to West Berlin and free plate, This plate probably off valve on the tank The fuel rushed out catching after finding an empty life raft would cancel the agreement if fire below decks moments later fand a life preserver during|the Rast German authorities search operations hampered the free flow of trans. crash 'was art, It 1s also understood that Gen,| The spokesman In Berlin said ing aboard the carrier, The navy| this year but cancelled by West suervisor, told the hoard that the members of a United States week that it would cut off Amers valve off a B00-gallon fuel tank {Wednesday night in the wreckage Informed sources sald West hangar deck of the big carrier Clipper discovered the wreckage! The West German government 62, a meehanic, national youth The Communist party remains the largest subversive organiza. | § north tion in the United States, Hoover country during the night and to sald in a year-end report on I'BI around zero in Southern Ontario It was 23 below at White River, 1 helow at North Ray and below at Sudbury, Windsor re d 3 below, Ottawa # below and Toronto 10 above, U.S. Chief For RCAF Command Fighter Command, force of more than 100 jet fighter planes the control of supreme commander, US Laurls Norstad Defence Minister Kinson told the Gen, Harold Wat House of Com activities Hoover did not elaborate on his meoting sald there were indications session would draw a substantia attendance of {from various areas of { munist party Hoover sald that under leadership of Gus Hall, the US Communist party has strength ened ties with Russia and the Com where, 17 announcement about the Chicago] But an FRI spokesman the representatives the with LONDON (AP) = The RAF Communists in Cuba and else In his report, Hoover said the of the same air line on a night Mrs, Zinger was struck over the plus guided missiles, is to come FBI's activities in 1960 were high nto a mountain head with a poker while she was under espionage, as well as with im portant eriminal arvests for kid mappings and other major erimes, | of grave| "During this period NATO's llEhted by actions against Soviet |mons Wednesday night the RAF ternational tension America) cannot affora to relax her internal defences even momentarily," said | Hghters will join the North Atlan tie alliance's new unified alr de fence system for Europe, Unifi eation is necessary he sald, because of the speed nd range of modern atrevalt West German, Duteh, Relgian and some other contingents have already heen committed to NATO mmand, French President de Gaulle, the chief opponent of uni fleation, had agreed to give the NATO command control only of French air in West © many and those in France near the German hordei Watkinson said that guard national interests authorities stil will control sire, composition, role and ployment of the air units signed to NATO. A tactical aly force operating in Germany pre (viously was*the only British air whit under NATO control units to safe British the de an Hoover, adding "FRI investigations during 1960 disclosed that an alarming num her of Soviet and satellite diplo matic personnel have intelligence assignments in this country German Freighter Afire In Quebec QUEREC Pp three oily stations todlay 4.900 ton Betelguere Officials ently broke It was three hours freighter harbo five appar LULL m More German Quebed said' the out about burning or m a still that details were aol avail Firemen from were battling a fire in the hold of the BOAT TRIP POSTPONED | France, But local RCMP offi picked up last September off 00ers were not as confident and | Halifax in a boat made of dump yesterday seized the 45.year-old | seraps and in a similan, con Hungarian retugecfior a mental | trivance off Vancouver in { examination, Javbrsclk 'was | w-CP W favarseik fell sure this he'd built of driftwood on the Ray of Fundy shore Wauld take him across 2000 mates of stormy Atlantic to Andie boat {