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= WEATHER REPORT Cloudy with scattered thunder showers tonight and early Frie day, clearing and ceoler Friday. , THOUGHT FOR TODAY A husband is someone who has lost his liberty in the pursuit of happiness. Oshavon Time OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1961 ee Da ond Clans, Mall FORM POLICE SQUADS TO PREVENT Price Ni 10 Cents Per Copy VOL. 90--NO. 127 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES VIOLENCE : i Dismissal May | Part Of Paris Extend Strike Dr D F S I : 1 - TORONTO (CP) -- Sporadic from Italy, were grim-faced as : : . as "a teriibl bling inth y violence resumed today in Met-|their flying squads swept A PARIS (Reuters) = A Juge SN ei] e Nim og Ly Jopoijian Toronto's construction|throngh the Sublirhs-csometiuios ole opened up in the gr : | workers' strike as the rough|in cavalcades of as many as in a Paris suburb today, wreck-| around me began to subside and| five-day walkout threatened to|cars--in a campaign to get none juz more {aan 25 bulifings and fal to Petes. appesred In the| spread Hou house and apalL grlking orkers to lay down Many more were injured and ground. It stopped only a few | : ; ing ing into commercial Sh todls, A claim the contrac. pl Several were still buried in the fost hom me resiib: woblarb(i bh i One striker was arrested tors are not living wp the rubble. ; ; Te rn | : ; gr early in the day and charged terms of agreements forged in SHOWING HIS SUPERIORITY fs aay peu ie ee Toles 58 Foe pla capuigs Jou vem ! Subs ; | ing squads of, union men con- olice arreste strikers ; ' soonls © th ae the suburb of Clamart. The sub-| comforted relatives held back| tinued efforts to call non-strik-|Wednesday after punching-ande to negotiate a parked car at er AE Speclalen ly Tos By rgevions idence bo Busing og fe hundreds of police Finging) ing workers off a pol hikes - oir: Ris eo I . Mer | acei jyiolen Kplos $ : | Mi i i | i i ingi Ne ting | her. cam. tell conten as she | Cor Boe 1 Wivephoto) 41d not know whether it pre- Many persons clambered to UE a es He ae ote: Sringine id EE Fins Bie ttl Bho RE -- |ceded or was caused by the saigly ust 25 el oyees sel counteract those of the strikers, strike began. The arrests ine CoLBDSS. five Yiolses. 3 coram: oh hole In the: gronnd. | holding cruisers, motorcycles|clude two contractors on fire. Twenty-five houses, : ch dd ot ss and special details of men at/arm charges. { * LJ LJ | lics factory and a three-storey fr strate, i | : ' J gic stations to head off un-| In one area two construction Multi-Million Dollar Building Were destroyed. Shout | ion motorcades. superintendents were punched {buried in the rubble of the fac- enezue a TEAMSTERS LOSE JOBS during scuffles erupting after : tory. 3 worker at the factory,| ™ eC 1 Georges Chahinian, said there, IacC ng : . Air carloads of strikers arrived on DINNER GUESTS reading arose over he di 7% Soo ypomes wa missal Wednesday of three ce- 2 y TORONTO (CP) -- A sweep-jcompleted to accommodate industry and allied fields dur- ww " | mgm ing $80,000,000 program involv-2,000 more students. New fac-ling the next two years. A hb h | F t ing construction of new trade ilities to house the Eastern On-| For the first time, in many IC 1S 0 | ugi 1ves and technical training facilities tario Institute of Technology at|parts of Canada, full technical CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) ARACAS, Venez -- President Romula Betancourt's| government today hunted fugi-| JKF, de Gaulle President and Mrs. Kennedy | d'Orsay to dine at the Elysee |ment truck drivers, members of hurled at men working" a de- across Ontario was announced Ottawa to accommodate 700 and vocational training will be| tive leaders of a rebel band it appear in evening clothes in | Palace. {the Teamsters' Union (Ind.), velopment in another silourb, Wednesday by Premier Frost more students and a new In- readily available to our young] Steps Dow LONDON (CP)--Dr. Geoffrey aig planned an uprising backed| Rilsky, a gray jumper, tries J | Paris as they leave the Qual | from Paris. through 200 strikers surrounding] The raids on housing and an apartment project. apartment building were The Toronto Building Trades|launched by leaders of the walk- Council, co-ordinating body of|0ut after 100 men succeeded in the 20 - odd construction unions|closing a major development in involved in the strike, was to|Etobicoke Tuesday. consider the move today. | --(AP Wirephoto) via radio {who refused to take their loads CLOSED ONE and Federal Labor Minister stitute of Technology at Kirk-|people," Mr. Robarts said. "At| Starr, land Lake will be constructed. the same, time commercial eral government and 25 per Technology at Windsor, esti-|to give large numbers of stu cent by the province -- will be mated cost of this portion of the ents . . . an opportunity to fit started immediately and com- [Program is $8,200,000. {themselves for the pisted Han vo years. ap. TRAINING HIGH SCHOOLS (ion » e schools wi e estab-| Some $60,000,000 will be spent an) " lished at London, Ont., and Ot-/for the establishment or enlarg- ale y Qug people now will tawa to accommodate 1.200} ment of facilities for technical | adomie education for engin- st each, and at Sault Ste. and vocational training at the eering or industry, and business Marie to accommodate 600 St-ihigh school level. Included is| citi : dents. In addition, the Provin-|s1 000,000 to the Ontario College cial Institute of Trades, Tor-lof Arts and $175,000 to the onto, will be enlarged. Esti-\jakehead College of Arts, Sci- mated cost of these works is ence and Technology. nent. will $12,000,000. ; Education Minister Robarts|cearch of new technical teach-|Queen Elizabeth the following wounded. f The Ryerson Institute of Tech- said the program would provide oro for the trade schools. He|vear. He also conducted the| Trujillo was {old tradition by going to Rome|pidas Trujillo. important |t0 Visit the Pope, stepped down| vyenezuelan authorities said 21 ngland. : The new archbishop, Dr. Mi- some of the leaders got away chael Ramsey, now archbishop|anq may still try ® "violent act|t of York, will be enthroned as|oe desperation." i 100th head of the Church of Eng-| and commercial education for|land June 27. the field of business administra-| During his 16 years as pri-/jillo, who Betancourt charged Mr. Robarts said the depart-|the funeral service of Kinglin June 1960. The Venezuelan College of Education, starting a|princess, married Prince Philip [capital city of Ciudad Trujillo. |one - year special course this/in 1947. |September, will be paid by the [sistence "allowance of 330 a FELINE FINE Official Backing {to overthrow' the Betancourt re- [field of business administra-|\ednesday night as primate of plotters and arms were seized nedy and President de Gaulle i E [Wednesday in dawn raids but pegan their second day of talks on world jssues today agreed The government said the rev-|France's demand for an equal olutionists were armed by Tru-| voice with Britain and the {United States in the direction of Imate, Dr. Fisher, 74, conducted tried to have him assassinated allied policy. go to industry in George VI in 1952 and crowned leader escaped but was badly|gee Palace shortly after 10 a.m. | s A assassinated | conversaitons nology will be expanded and'an estimated 20,000 new jobs in cig tuition fees at the Ontario Service when the Queen, then a|Tuesday night just outside his|French president. | 1 was on the steps of the palace, Venezuela's undersecretary of waiting to greet this American the interior said the latest plot guest. |gime was led by two former nedy at a state dinner Wednes- {lieutenant-colonels who served day night, the French president {week will be provided. : : | Mr. Frost pray the new ac- BUT NOT 24 under ousted dictator Marcos said if France is to help carry 1 ers enie cent on technical and vocational Perez Jimenez. 'out Allied policy, it must have CHICAGO (AP) -- Robert | -------- ludi " > : ® The program -- 75 per cent of Including the recently enlarged courses will be expanded, up- Fisher. th Rbishon of Crit! ; ; | West Onts Ins , isher, the archbishop by an old enemy--slain Do-| S a which will be borne by the fed- Western Ontario Institute of graded and redesigned in order ory Wo Divhs 2 d00.year| hn Ol enemy cial 0 I' e, 1S ree PARIS (AP)--President Ken- hat the West must stand firm n Berlin but still divided on Kennedy arrived at the Ely- or the first of two extended today with the De Gaulle Delivering his toast to Ken- raining arose from the fact a Anniston, | large proportion of young peo- ple have "aptitudes in techni- Wilson, 43, and his wife, June, 38, at the suggestion of a judge, are going to try living together for a couple of weeks without Mrs. Wilson's two dozen cats. Judge Harry Hershenson asked the couple Wednesday to effect a reconciliation now that Mrs. Wilson had the 24 cats removed from home. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP)-- freedom riders in ra rt Ken- Birmingham and Montgomery. Attorney Genetal AA of 2 g y cal and business things." He nedy interceded on be GOT A CALL deseri situati "Freedom Riders" after they GOT A 4 . escribed the situation as trying i : ing-| Greyhound Supt. Georgejto fit "square pegs in round became stranded in Birming Cruitt 'of Birminzh testified " ham a bus company official ruit o irmingham testified holes. it SR Wednesday about a telephone call he re-| Mr. Frost said the program testifie 4 d ceived from the president's/ could amount to an expenditure However, a Kennedy al es brother after regular drivers re-|of $100,000,000 during the next John Seigenthaler, denied that ricq to drive the bus from |two years. Although the federal | the justice department Wasp. \inopam tg Montgomery, agreement does not expire un-| Working With ve helping SPOD- s,ving "they feared for their|tii March 31. 1963, he said sors of the rndes. safely. se av 2 -le i 4 EE ey Wodliosisy 3 school boards have been noti | charging cruelty preceded a request for a tem-leral asked him if he couldn't|plans by the end of 1962 so porary restraining order to pre-iget someone else to drive the "we'll have three months to pay vent several pro - integralion bys or drive it himself. Then, the bills." : groups from interfering with he continued, Kennedy sug-| A new building, now on the interstate travel. The motion gested he get a Negro driver if [drawing boards, will be con- was filed with US. District the regular white drivers|structed to train the additional Judge Frank Johnson who is wouldn't move it. teacher staff needed to teac¢h in hearing a justice department! After he told Kennedy no Ne-|the trades schools. demand for a federal court or- org drivers were available, the der directing Montgomery PpO-bus official said, Kennedy com- enlarged lice officials to provide protec- mented: tion for future interstate passen gers. Johnson also is still consider- ing possible action against two a Ku Klux Kian oreanivationsice STRUGGLE FOR POWER Earlier, U.S. Keep + | the cats; he was allergic to |gerous results. cats and his wife beat him | pe United States wants to be relled about the felines. a | from keeping the cats in their house, said he could under- |communism, It'doesn't want an| "But," he added, "24 is car- rying the need for affection too far." technical and voca- { tional facilities will provide up "Well, hell, you can look for to 50,000 additional places for| one, can't you?" |students. | hemisphere relations, and {a rule. Scant information on Tues- jt/fiasco in mind and were de- Co Ag : termined to avoid any mistakes tlers after the unsuccessful v hopes to avoid links with such/ © a liam Ly They|April army coup, was assassi-|right on top of it." tario Provincial between the Teamsters and the| FlQmMilton Girl {construction unions raised the In on comme 1 cin constreerion NMauled By Dog ra ae at 'concree from. tho firm In | JAMILTON (CP) -- An iI iol 4 complete as oy be Nyinesdays Sin condition in" hospital after she sbi in the conception of policy| ie nor, Came, Mr 8 day hy CRG IY 2 ent while as well as in its execution. in the Metro area Wednesday delivering newspapers. . Eeanedy, Freaking earlier fo as striking immigrant workers| Ella Kitson required more : iq|continued their efforts to stop|than 150 stitches. Hospital offi- m Fench CXoiament, pag sad all house building. cials said she was bitten over y her entire body and plastic sur- the fullest possible voice making that policy. s Close Dominican Watch WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S.|day's assassination of strong- their policymakers watched anxiously man Rafael Trujillo seeping out, today for clues on whether the of the tightly censored Carib-| Wilson had sued for divorce, spost-Trujillo Dominican Repub- bean land so far suggests the; v i i He said it lic will move toward democracy new rulers, for the time being, Cruitt said the attorney - gen- fied they must complete their| cost him $80 a month to feed or erupt iin revolution with dan-|are carryovers from the right- wing Trujillo regime. State Secretary Dean Rusk three times after they quar- |apje to throw its weight behind|Put off his trip to Paris for the ini ime|Kennedy-de Gaulle talks to take| . . fi Dominican regime k The judge, who enjoined her |3ogicated to democracy, Beco. charge of U.S. strategy in the} Slain In Algiers nomic improvement and anti-|Dominican situation. Informed sources said both stand the procurement of one |; 05s0r of either right or left| President Kennedy and Rusk] Mr. Frost said the new =) cat as an affection substitute. who would further torment had the recent Cuban invasion| ffairs. SEE POWER STRUGGLE | Some U.S. authorities foresaw | itons is to consult." Diplomats CAMPAIGN CONTINUES geons worked over the child considered that his answer to de| "The strikers, most of them|more than two hours. for France in Allied policy-mak- ing. Kennedy in effect was say: O M D hd ing that all the machinery ne- cessary for consultation already| Irono an 1€S After two hours and $5 min- utes of falks Wednesday, the two presidents announced '"'gen- against Soviet threats to West| : Berlin. French "officials indi-l, S000. (SUID oo A T3year After the crash, police said, cated they were confident Ken- 3 . Pol-ithe Pollard vehicle was pushed LoL ; Highway 115, about a mile south|The victim was pried fi be- compromise line on this issue : { p fom in Bp! meeitng with Soviet Pre- of here, Wednesday night. | hind the steering wheel with a mier Khrushchev in Vienna this| e victim was pinned be- wrecking bar. Kennedy, reinforced this dm of iis sal whet I vaslc. J. Austin, of Bowmanville, pression with 2 Salement Wed | cons alll. dot k.|pronounced the victim dead at nesday night that "American three-and-a-halt-ton dump truck. long as they are required, ready Pollard was either stopped onicause of death to a crushed o meet any threat with what-|the highway, y attempting to/ pact. ever response is needed. back up to the Clarke Township 5... cai4 there was no other |Ridgetown, driver of the dump|time 0 f the accident, approx- [truck was not injured. Both|imately 10:35 p.m. The rear {on Highway 115 at the time of (Completely demolished and dam- ALGIERS (Reuters)--Algiers|the accident. age to the Ingram truck was Police Chief Roger Gavory, who Ingram told police he did not/eStimated at approximately $750 Gaulle's bid for a greater role| is in existence. In Road Mish eral agreement" to stand firm| Pp nedy would take a firm, no- lard, was instantly killed on|125 feet south on the highway. weekend. , {tween the steering wheel and Durham County Coroner, Dr. forces will remain in Europe as| It is believed, police said, that/the scene.' He attributed the . : [traffic on the highway at the v . Richard Ingram, 19, of RR 2,| gnway Chief Of Police [vehicles had been southbound ®"d of the Pollard vehicle was organized the investigation into|see either brake or tail lights on|t® the front end. the activities of European set. the Pollard vehicle and therefore! Cpl. Emmett J. Crough, of the |did not see the car until he "'was/ Bowmanville detachment, On- Police, took [feel the outcome will affect the nated at his home Wednesday The driver said he attempted charge of the investigation. He whole of U.S.-Latin American night. to swerve to the left to avoid was assisted by Constables Gavory, 48, police chief fora collision, but was unable to|Peter DenHoed and Murray C. only six weeks, was stabbed and get around the Pollard car in Joynt. An inquest has been ord- his skull was smashed. time. ered, and one Klan group were dis- missed as defendants in the government's complaint, which| grew out of violence which | greeted a group of bi - racial SAN JUAN (AP)--Strongman the assassination was signed lafael Leonidas Trujillo's po- by President Joaquin Balaguer, . . Air Cadet Dies Test litical heirs appeared today still whom: Trujillo installed as a After Pool to be in control of the Domini- figurehead president last Aug- NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) can Republic after the assassi-'ust when the dictator's brother Robert Johpston, 16-Yeur vig air nation of the dictator. But a Hector resigned. cade jed early y 105" 'power struggle generally was y Sade 5 Niagars Falls N.Y. a OE ggie gi 3 ee Coummique extolled Ae few hours after he was pulled The gy . year - old dictator's Eos the my ana apn : in ynconscious from an indoor yang - picked government pro-| ous attack" dere | here. claimed "the continuity' is a fore: the The youth had told a friend policies and Pudsey Mok more Shain. 19 hours. hetore 2h he would try to hold his breath ,¢ mourning -for the generalis- But ig Son i Foe ig ve under water for two minutes. <img who ruled the eastern half killin a) no 9 Se o d 2 Lifeguard Ann Thompson tried of the island of Hispaniola with tity of the assass Raven to resuscitate him. He wasp tyrannical hand for 31 years.| |, I esas ins. transferred ~ Wednesday night 1, Gen Rafael Elonidas Tra. A Dominican newspaper man from hospital here to the Niag- jijijo Jr the dictator's playboy T¢Ported by telephone from Ciu- ara Falls (N.Y.) Memorial Hos: ojder son and some believe his 42d Trujillo -- the capital city pital. ; father's choice to succeed him, the dictator renamed in his own Niagara Falls Boys Club, hurried from Paris by special honor--that Trujillo was am- operators of the pool, said they plane bushed by gunmen as he rode will call for an investigation. along an oceanfront highway jille said high government offi- outside the capital. Another car forced his to halt. Several shots icials were among the crowd " " " CITY EMERGENCY |that' greeted the plane Wednes- were fired from a "handgun. PHONE NUMBERS day night. With him were his Ne was believed to have died younger brother, Rhadames and °° any, His chauffeur was POLICE RA 5-1133 the Dominican ambassador. to © once pAm France, Porfirio Rubirosa Trujillo was armed but 'prob. FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 | A dispatch from Ciudad Tru- ably had no time to defend ANNOUNCES SLAYING himself." A crack shot, the dic- A communique announcingitator once boasted, 'The man Dictator Murdered a struggle for power, both within the Trujillo group and between it and the large ele- ments of Dominican society persecuted during the dictatog's 31-year rule. A continued harsh right-wing regime without Tru- who takes a potshot at me had many empty seals. A tight cen- jillo's personal leadership, they better be sure of his aim. Other- sorship also appeared to be inl/reasoned, would set off revolt-- wise he'll be a dead man." force {perhaps pro - Castro the next Other sources said seven per- Trujillo--hated by the Com-|time. | suns in an automobile made thesmunists, fighting with Roman| Senator George Smathers attack, that two of the assail- Catholics and bitterly denounced |(Dem. Fla.) recom me n ded ants were caught or killed and by Liberals--has been a storm|Wednesday night that American the other five were presumed to centre of inter-American rela-/marines be landed in the Do- have got away. tions in recent years. minican Republic at once to aE Cuba's Fidel Castro once prevent a Communist takeover. LED BY GENERAL charged him with financing an : NBC correspondent John His invasion to overthrow his re-| vacek reported from Ciudad gime hut the two dictator: were| § Y P 1 Trujillo that the leader of the I lately to ig been | oung eop e band was army Gen. Juan|grawn together by the U.S. op-| » Tomas Diaz, who was believed |position to both of them. For| Killed In Crash to have had a personal grudge years Trujillo enjoyed U.S. fa-| | against Trujillo. vor because of the stability of|..F ORT HURON, Mich. (AP) Dominican exiles in Mexico his regime and later because of |f\v¢ Young people were killed City said Diaz was a career sol-/his strong anti-Communist] 2371. today when their car ran dier whose sister and her hus- stand. But in recent years the|°Ut of control and smashed into hand ge to Brasil last year. js government bowed to the 2 stone bridge over the Black But Diaz continued as army wave of anti-dict sntiment T. on commander . gf the country's!in the f Butidic ator sentiment| my, other persons in the car . TH 3 Sed were injured, | central zone, at least until last. Neighboring Haiti, which The le oY County sheril's January. , shares the island of Hispaniola, office said the car was coming| Communications were broken put its army on full alert and out of an § curve just ahead of| | .with Cindad Trujillo most of closed its interior border. Rela-|the bridge about 12 miles north- Wednesday but were restored tions have been. bad between west of here at the time The! Wednesday night. Dominican the twe neighbors since Domin-|car plowed into the bridge. citizens apparently were banned ican forces in 1937 killed sev: The group was reported on from leaving the country, and eral thousand Haitians in an in-|the way home from a dance or| planes from Ciudad Trujillo had vasion. a party. } | New Brunswick's Louis Robichaud surveys a highway near Fredericton | i covered with water and drift NEW BRUNSWICK HIGHWAY ng pulp logs by floods in New Brunswick. (CP Wirephoto). ?