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THOUCHT FOR TODAY Living a double life will get you nowhere twice as fast. dhe Oshawa Times WEATHER REPORT Not quite so cold. Some cloud, with possible snowflurries. Sun- ny Thursday. Price Mot Over 10 Cents Per Copy VOL. 89--NO. 301 OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1960 ized os Second Class Molt Post Office Ottawa " THIRTY-TWO PAGES 4 Li ¥. | FOX-TROT, CITY STYLE whenever walk and crowd of curion she's taken for usual a 13 pet silver fox Bozo for a stroll The young fox was found aban- doned by Marilyn and was nurs ed in its infancy by a mother cat. Bozo causes mild stir Marilyn Roper takes her a 10to) in downtown Charlottetown . Saboteurs Hit Castro Regime HAVANA (AP)--More than 60 jured, mostly by flying glass, in persons were injured Tuesday in one of the stores. bold daylight bombings and a" A Camaguey-Havana passen- train wreck blamod oh sabwleuts ger train collided with another trying to undermine the regime iain at a crossing in Camaguey of Premier ideal Castro, _. ! ge 0 hy Income Drops In October OTTAWA (CP) ~ Income o 2-per-cent Lh a fs) tiamen, police and march to Havana's Cent shouting, "'Saboteurs to the exe lcution wall," A collection was taken to aid 1960, {the injured, who included five| The October figure of labor in children come---salaries, wa and supple, All the injured were victims of mentary income wa from $1,545,000,000 in Oc adjoining a tober last year. But the 10-mont} deviee which could revolutionize crowded cafeteria In a store total for January-October of $15 world-wide television reception, which - the government had re- 207.000.000 was up four per simplify long-range sky-spying|cently expropriated from private from $14,724.000,000 in the cor and lead to developing a "death/Cuban interests responding 1959 period ray BOMBS EXPLODE The newspaper said the device A second bomb exploded in. a Is called Laser--light amplifica: cpap variety store in Havana's tion 'by stimulated emission shopping district but me injuries radiation were reported, Beams of light brighter Another bomb went off in the the glare from a million suns can power station in Tallapledra, in be transmitted and received In cast Havana Damage was slight the same way as radio "land no one was hurt The Dally Mall said Reliable sources sald the power Ihe Invention tation was evacuated and that oped at the royal radar estab-'two more bombs were found after lishment at Malvern In the west-la {wo hour search | ern Midlands, The Mall sald Night bombsings by anti-Cas It promises razor-sharp ple. tro eléments have been frequent; tures on television sels all over in recent weeks, but the daylight the world and thousands of pro blasts were a new development grams bounced simultancously in the mounting strike between from earth satellites and beamed the revolutionary regime and its to all continents, The Mall said opponents U. S. Plane Hit In Laos VIENTIANE (AP) armed United States hit by machine-gun observing Soviet alr drops to Pathet Lao rebels in Laos Tues day, the US, military atlache's office sald today The gunfire may have come from a Soviet transport plane No one was injured aboard the ral Parkin in October, ¢rease did not 1959 match the the n year Death-Ray Or TV Beam LONDON (Reuters) The Dally Mail reported today that British a bomb that exploded in a wom- cent radar scientists are perfecting ajen's rest room of than waves Is being deve a An un- Vientiaine uniforms and spoke plane was Vietnamese and French but not fire while Lao. U.S military sources say they could be Vietminh or could be Pathet Lao trained in North Viet Nam These sources feel certain HYPNOTIST CHARGED there Is a detachment of North William Chamberlain twin-engined Dakota, belongl Vietnamese artillerists with Capt. gan Francisco hypnotist, to the U.S. Alr Force attache in Jong Le and the Pathet Lao at ghown in a Santa Rosa police Sa'gon," South Viet Nam, The Vaukvieng to handle howitzers, station after he was booked for plane carried Maj Armand delivered by Soviet planes while! murder in connection with the Riser, assistant military attache, they still held Vientiane. fatal shooting of an elderly and a crew of. four ANCROAR (Ra father, and critically wounding The plane made a NGROK: relat {Ret two of the man's daughters and Vientiane Capt Kong Le fl eh h ) another person in a wild shoot o. plane was making a recon apt. Kong Le hag flown with US| ing spree last night in nearhy aalssance. fiaht of Soviet an family to Hanoi, capital of Com Sonoma drops To the pro-Commuanist reb mithist North Viet Nam, in the els a1 Vangvieng, 65 miles north|,"°® of advancing pro-American of Vientiane, at the request of] Crees it Was reported here to the Laotian' government, the at. 4% Thai Defence Minister Gen tache's office said : . Meanwhile reports from people Tgnom Kittikachorn told report ers that Kong was driven out of returned from Vangvieng temporary headquarters at claimed about 100 troops from! Communist North Viet Nam have the Laotian town of Phonchong © right-wing forces of Gen h been 1 there by Sovie ) Nosavan landed Earlier Kong was reported 10 transports They claimed these men oined forces with pro-Com {munist Pathel Lao forces a CITY EMERGENCY {Phonehong, a Pathet Lao strong " thold for the las WO years PHONE NUMBERS hy I Ho ports reaching here POLICE RA 5-1133 Laotian neutralist FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 33, a it back to AP Wirephoto New Water Route Planned PEMBROKE government i Cp): o the \ { f Phoumi oute up the Ott; wore > in the entire cal to Ge County ha have rew coun : ) (iF Paul Martineau, parliamentary retary to P Minister D re- enbakre, notified the county sald former council that the id 1 premier Sou. end at Ottawa : vanna Phouma had left Cam-!lier but bodia for the Pathet Lao-held of province of Sam Neua in North! for 50 vears ha Laos. SOC f river been ad {as a second seaway, nada's working force took a to the Although the total was higher up 2.5 per cent Problems Face JERUSALEM (AP The ex oneration of former defence min ister Pinhas Lavon has caused a possibly serious rift in Premier 'David Ben-Gurion's cabinet and his Socialist Mapai party, au thoritative sources said today Ben - Gurion precipitated split by refusing to join in proving the findings of an inv vestigating commitiee that on Sunday cleared' Lavon of blame for the censorship shrouded security mishap of 1954," the sources said Foreign Minister walke out of the ing in protest against Ben-Gur- on's stand, the sources said, and drew up a letter of resignation She was reported dissuaded from quitting by Finance Minister Levi Eshkol Details of the "Lavon affair' have been suppressed in Israel by a strict military censorship It is believed to have concerned an Israeli attack on the Gaza trip which some diplomats said prodded President Nasser of the United Arab Republic into seek ing modern weapons from the Soviet Union. Lavon was re ported accused of ordering the attack.) Lavon, a leading member o Ben-Gurion's party and now sec retary-general of Histadrut, the Israeli federation of labor, was forced out of the government in 1955 on the charge that he had made a serious error in judg- . Revolt Plan In Venezuela Priest Claims CARACAS (AP) Catholic priest the ap Golda Meir cabinet meet f f { | A Roman says he has re- to-year gains recorded earlier in| liable information about what he terms a "monstrous plan" launch a Cuban-type regime Venezuela Jan, 2, In a published account, Rev, Jesus Hernandez Chapellin out. lines these steps as part of a plot against the government Blowing up of oil fields, pipelines, electric plants, tele- phone offices and waterworks; continuing of student demonstra- tions at the university and other educational centres: setting fire ito Catholic churches; sabotage of | the nation's banks and .overthrow |of the government to "fl Israeli Cabinet ment, He denied responsibility for the "security mishap But the approval was not unan mous, according to the new paper Lamerhav, official organ of the leftist. Labor party Ach- duth Avodah, ich repre sented in the cabinet The leading Labor paper, Da- var of Tel Aviv, said Ben-Gurion had asked the cabinet for an "extended leave." But it added that the premier goes on leave every winter and implied that the leave request was not connected with the Lavon issue Is Sicilian Monks Face Murder Charge CALTANISSETTA, Sicily (AP) Four monks of the Roman Cath- olic Capuchin order and four other persons have been charge with operating an extortion-mur- der ring with headquarters in a nearby monastery, The state prosecutor in this central Sicilian town asked the court of assizes Tuesday to order the eight to trial, The court is expected to set a date soon The eight men and the monas- tery gardener were arrested 10 months ago. The gardener later committed suicide, Officials said the monks, who were stationed at a monastery at Mazzarino, 25 miles from Caltan. issetta, for several years ex- torted sums of money from a number of persons filer threat feiing them with bodily harm or property damage. The gang is accused of killing a wealthy far mer in 1958 when he ignored a demand for money. SPECIAL CENTRE " ISSUE TODAY Included in today's Oshawa Times is a 10-page section fea turing news, pictures and ad- vertising material for the Osh. awa Shopping Centre The | stores in the Centre are begin ning a year-end clearance sale Thursday and will continue the sale through Friday and Satur | day Queen's Talk Cut BBC Apologizes LONDON (CP)---The Queen has received an apology from the British Broadcasting Corporation for a 10-word cut in her Christ. mas Day message to the Com monwealth The BBC recorded the speech Dec. 16 for broadcast on (elevi sion and radio Christmas Day During the broadcast a fault in {the recording equipment caused a 10-word loss before a quick- acting technician switched over to a standby machine, Hugh Carleton Green, new BBC director-general sent a telegram to the Queen at Sandringham, stating I'he BBC apologies deeply for unexpected fault which developed in reproduction of Her Majesty's message We are d to say that this fault did not affect over seas transmissions, which were from separate tapes." The BBC later received the fol lowing telegram from Sandring ham "Her majesty the Queen is most grateful for your message and is glad that the fault did not affect overseas transmissions of otherwise excellent recording." It was the second time in three vears the BBC had cut Shgurt of the Queen's Christmas In 1958 radio listeners her opening words be radio and TV programs not synchronized Despite the tone of the Queen's telegram, The Daily Mail officials in royal circles are angry that this latest mistake should be made so soon after the other Commenting on the delivery of the message, The Daily Express says 'He nervously twiddling hands gave away that there was tension beneath her outward poise and calm." And The Daily Sketch "Not even a ghost of a warmed the Queen's face. , . . sage missed cause were adds smile LATE NEWS FLASHES Ike Could Have Had Jo NEW YORK (AP) For said today he had planned to to five-star army grade had the 1952 presidential race. He who accompanied him on degree weather «rar 200 Workers Killed By Gas LONDON come by A fourth The Thr the to on ar what Reuters fumes today in man was taken were working they struck men when as pockel Crackdown On Mortgage Sharks TORONTO (CP) The today it determined rackets which are defrauding C ery year M. Greenway said long buried swindles and ¢ { public and relief sought for the aid is ov his a b Back 'mer president Harry Truman restore President Eisenhower Eisenhower been defeated in made the remark to reporters usual morning stroll in 12 ce men died reptile house hospital in rious artesian well in believed to be alter at neg over London Zoo, condition the reptile a natural \ was had a date today with the foreign "I ministry Ontario lo anadi of dollars president 1 association confidence ggmes will be made victims, Mortgage A mp out mor 1s of million st of POLICE CHARGE MOBS OF BELGIAN STRIKERS Tear Gas Used | As Riots Spread BRUSSELS (CP) riot police charged workers today as anti-govern- : 'ment demonstrations flared here in the ninth day of a crippling 2 Socialist-led strike The angry strikers smashed streetcars and beat up a driver before police dispersed them with the backing of soldiers armed with machine guns, The strikers, led by three So- cialist legislators, broke through a cordon of riot police to attack kens' government, the street cars after massing in| Meanwhile, a Belgian Alr front of the Socialist party head- Force plane was sent to Spain quarters. Tuesday to bring back King Bau. Meanwhile, the government an- douin if the king chooses to re- |nounced that "acts of sabotage' turn. He is honeymooning there occurred on railroads overnight with his Spanish bride, Dona and roadblocks were set up by Fabiola strikers to disrupt bus schedules! The 700,000 - member Socialist | |in the south {unions went on strike in protest i 'against Eyskens' plans for tax DEMAND PREMIER QuIT increases and social welfare cuts I'he mounting aggressiveness I 5 'because of Belgium's financial and hardening position on both! seinack suffered when it gave sides wrapped Belgium ! in aiThe Congo its independ tighter crisis as the Socialists OREO 1s indepenence; demanded the ouster of Premier CONDEMN STRIKE Gaston Eyskens. But Catholic union leaders told About two-thirds 'of the buses their 500,000 members to remain i and street cars in the capital at work. They condemned the v3 ground to a halt this morning strike as political and revolution. when half of the transport staff ary, aimed at overthrowing the joined the nine-day strike, democrati p-- eel Kennedy Names Air Secretary PALM BEACH (AP)--Eugene| Kennedy's selection of Cone Zuckert, a former assistant sec-nally, a Fort Worth, Tex., law- {retary of the alr force, was yer, was announced Tuesday named by President-elect Ken-/ night, nedy today to be air force secre-| The new tary in the new Democratic/was campaign manager this year administration, {for Lyndon Johnson in his bid for ne » Political Asylum New Record Set tos aan seeretony|L1e Democratic presidental om: BUENOS AIRES (AP) -- Two|mustached Luis Amadeo are ac. during the administration of for-|picked by Kennedy as his vice- of ex-dictator Juan Peron's po-|cused of specializing in the use Mer Democratic president Harry presidential running mate, licemen set a record this week of an electric needle while the Truman. Zuckert served as a Connally joined the navy in for time spent in political asylum | victim was tied to a hard table/Member of the Atomic Energy gq) as an ensign, He was as- in a Latin-American Embassy. |with leather thongs. Commission from 1952 to 1954. isigned first to 'the office of Sec- Luls Amadeo Cardoso and his| Op the day the armed forces , 1 announcement of his se otary of he Navy James brother Juan Carlos have been finally deposed Peron in 1955 the \€ction came after Kennedy po. .o0 1 and later to mbat living for five years, three|prothers raced to the Para- picked John B. Connally, 43, al duty in the Pacific, He 0 ba months and one week in the base: guavan Embassy, where the lawyer and long-time political as charged as a li oy t ae: Was ¢ 5 ment of the Paraguayan Em-| faijon dictator already had taken/sociate of Vice-President-elect| nan dor in foi 'eutenant 'com- huss K 1 than th refuge. i Lyndon Johnson, to be secretary! - : hat 1s a weg ; onger 1a he Peron later was granted a safe of the navy J mous flay of Victor Toul Haya conduct to exile but not theeCar-| In the outgoing Eisenhower ad-| wing Apra party of Peru. who 90505. The new Argentine gov-|Ministration James H, Douglas is| wing Apra pa ' ernment argued that they were|Secretary of the air force and finally was allowed to go into bi " : exile six vans ago 30 the Bullty of common crimes against| William B. Franke is secretary Frank «ary Low For The Year Colombian Embassy in Lima. individuals, not political crimes.|of the navy. The jobs pay $22,500 : : . : Haya De La Torre was accused] The Paraguayan ambassador? Yar. NEW YORK (CP)--The value of having taken part in a bloody put the case for their safe con-| The fwo appointments were an- of the Canadian dollar in terms revolt in 1958, and Colombia and{duct this way nounced by Kennedy after con-\of U.S, currency reached a low Peru twice fought his case "The nation granting asylum sultation with Robert McNamara| for the year today of $1.00%. through the World Court at The has the right to define the crime recently named secretary of de-| This figure, the opening quota. before they finally and my country considers that/fence. McNamara is resigning as| tion by foreign exchange dealers . [the crimes of the Cardoso broth. president of the Ford Motor here, represented a drop of The laws and traditions of po- ers are of a political nature, be-|Company nearly % of a cent from Tues: litical asylumuin Latin America, icause at the time they sought| Since his retirement from the|day's close of $1.00 39-64. born of uncertain times, are asylum there was no penalty AEC in 1954, Zuckert has en-| The last time the U.S. meticulously observed on a gon- asked for, or process of law gaged in private law practice in|Canadian dollars were at tinent where the political pendu-| against these gentlemen." Washington, | was Oct, 20, 1955, lum often swings swiftly, But in - -- recent years there has been ag rising public clamor for trial of| those accused of brutality and atrocities The brothers Cardoso were at-|! tached to the Peron dictator-|§ ship's special section of the fed. |{ eral police. Their job was tol} extract confessions from Riot police surrounded Social- ist party headquarters for the second day running as workers heard a strike official describe as "treason" the decision by Roman Catholic union members against joining the walkout. The Catholic Social Christian unions voted overwhelmingly Tuesday against joining the So- clalist unions' violence studded national strike against the pro- posed austerity program of Eys- Mounted about 6,000 5 WAL . . NIAGARA FLOWER SHOW Pretty Linda Jann of Niagara | Falls stands amid the colorful blooms which will be on display | at the annual chrysanthemum show which opens tomorrow at the Niagara Parks Commission greenhouses, ~(CP_Wirephoto) | secretary of the navy U.S. Dollar Reaches | and par politi-| | Sieclans and citizens who ran awry regime Juan Carlos the Peron Moon-faced Africans Rap French Atom Test ACCRA, Ghana (Reuters) -- A wave of unfavorable African re- action and calls. for punitive measures today greeted France's third successful nuclear explosion Tuesday . i The Sahara desert explosion of "small power" resulted in the]! announcement that President Kwame Nkrumah and his cabinet are cutting short their vacations fo return to Accra for an emer- gency cabinet meeting Friday The Ghanaian government froze the of all French companies in the country follow ing the explosion of France's first nuclear device on the North Afri can desert Feb, 13 Elsewhere, France's ambassa dor to Nigeria, Raymond Offroy, of and assets in Lagos, He was called in for what diplomatic sources said would be a far from friendly discussion of the test In Cairo, Egypt, both the Arab League and the Algerian insur gent "government'"' were urging political and economic measures against France. GETS FRIEND'S OLD JOB Benjamin A 1, 43, F qualified Tuesday to become a US. Senator to succeed his | former Harvard roommate and | close friend, President - elect | A \ Smith John pointment. Smith, a Democrat, will serve as junior senator from Massachusetts until an election in 1962 Kennedy. Smith is shown with Miss Mary A Hines, acting clerk of the com- mission to qualify public offi. cers, as he answered to his ap- --AP Wirephoto