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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 25, 1961 'On Survival P OTTAWA (CP) -- The prime |cabinet ministers, senior cviil minister has done some plain|servants and others "needful to talking about war--the kind of maintain the organization of the 1|talking calculated to shake peo-| country" in order to ensure con- ple out of apathy toward sur-|tinuance of government. vival planning. He did not elaborate on this Mr. Diefenbaker has revealed point. Location of that shelter is for the first time official esti- secret but there has been pub- mates that 2,000,000 to 6,000,000 lished speculation about exist- of Canada's 18,000,000 people ence of an underground govern. #9 (would be casualties in any one ment control centre somewhere § | series of nuclear attacks. | west of Ottawa, probably around And he hasn't left any doubt Carp, Ont. that the prime minister -- just] What would the Sussex Street as easily as anyone else--could! shelter protect against? : be one of them. Certainly not a direct hit or Mr. Diefenbaker told the Com-| anything like a direct hit, Mr. ll Imons Saturday that in any nu-|Diefenbaker said. For that, one fi [clear attack he, his wife and his|would need a shelter 1,000 feet staff will go into an ordinary below the ground in rock. fallout shelter being built in the basement of his residence at 24 Sussex Street, a mile from the against fallout and the afteref- |fects of radiation. There was a Parliament Buildings. great need -- and a difficult 1t is not a blast-proof shelter,|chore--of educating people to he said. It is the same kind of|this fact. shelter being recommended by| Mr, Diefenbaker went on talk- the government for any house ing in simple terms about sur- in Canada, except that this one|vival--about the fabulous cost of # [is a bit larger to accommodate building public shelters, about | staff. . the priority of home shelters | over shelters in schools. IS ORDINARY SHELTER "That is where I shall be LITTLE DEBATED overshot a runway and nosed Ta, come, i into a mudflat with no loss of |ga0» And he sald again--driv- lite or serious injuries, ing home a point--that it is just --(AP Wirepholo) |an ordinary fallout shelter. "RESCUE CRAFT AT PLANE CRASH lines 707 jet plane which | crashed at Logan International Airport Sunday. The plane in- bound from San Francisco, all other Commons business ap- peared to pale into insignific- ance. In the last 90 minutes of the Saturdayl sitting they "I want that realized across breezed through a long list of this country--that there are no/government spending estimates protective measures being taken |with about the least amount of for the survival of any partic-|debate imaginable. ular person in this country." The speed prompted the gov- He did mention, however, that |ernment's Ilouse leader, Veter- protecton has been provided for|ans Minisier Churchill--himself ---- ---------- [dazzled at the rapidity with which his own departmental es- timates went through in about a Rescue workers in boats | and on wing of plane after completing rescue of 71 per- | sons from an American Air- | Union Nationale May The object was to guard] For the 60 MPs in the House,| Split On Leadership QUEBEC (CP) -- The Union Nationale party will have to|on the question face up to one hard fact: The!within the party. leadership battle has left a sour taste in the mouth of nearly whole, the delegates had made half the convention delegates. |a big step toward learning to of parently poles apart, paticularly machine looked somewhat has- reforms tily put together. There were a number of things that anngyed rand. Each of the candidates Mr. Johnson feels that on the the group supporting Mr. Bert: for ~ Some observers say the party(accept a new kind of internalljeadership had been allotted 20 is split over the leadership, organization where decisions minutes to speak before the con- which Daniel Johnson won by alcome not only from the top but|vention but Mr. Johnson spoke from the membership itself Party structures have narrow margin. This speculation based | is not fe for 28 minutes without any inter ution among rence from the chair--or the northern Iraq was described by d partly on the fact that the elec- heen completely set up by the delegates. tion of Mr. Johnson was not/convention and Mr. made unanimous by a motion of| readily admits that a great deal his closest opponent, Jean-lof power has been left in the Jacques Bertrand. ~|hands of the party leader. But it is based too on criti- Byt this is by no means our cism whispered to may report-|jast convention and I will report ers by Bertrand supporters that/from time to time on the pro- the bulk of the party machine gress of democratic procedure has been thrown behind Mr.|within the party," Johnson! Man Sits 50 Days Atop 50-Foot Pole | Revolution In Tribes Serious TEHRAN (AP) -- The revol- Kurdish. tribes in an informed source here Sun - day as a more serious issue for Premier Abdel Kerim Kassem's Iraqi government than was the Kuwait crisis. Baghdad has blacked out most news on the revolt by tribes. men, but some sketchy reports] NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)|reach here from travellers in he told re- Paul-Emile Cote, 32-year - old the mountainous Iraq Iran half-hour--to speculate that Par- liament, now working on the longest session in history, may be prorogued Tuesday night. There was little doubt about the intent of Mr. Diefenbaker's speech iater in the day. He said openly the government has been having difficulty convinc- Head-On Crash | Kills TwoMen | WOODSTOCK (CP)~Two per-| sons were killed Saturday night | and three others seriously in- jured in a head-on collision of two cars on a new unopened | stretch of Highway 401 near! lanning ing people that they should build basement shelters. He added: "What we are trying to do irepresents the considered opin- ion not only of the government but of all the officials and also of experts in other countries who have been consulted re- garding the course we should take." He was asked about public shelters, especially for the 16 target cities--Calgary, Edmon- ton, Halifax, Hamilton, London, {Ont., Montreal, Niagara Falls, Ottawa, Quebec City, St. John's, Nfld., Saint John, N.B., Toronto, Windsor, Winnipeg, Vancouver and Victoria. The cost would be fabulous, Mr. Diefenbaker said. It would mean providing shelter for 5, 000,000 to 6,000,000 people. He asked the MPs to put them: {selves in the prime ministers | position: "If we proceed with. such a policy costing at least $1,000,- {000,000--some say several bil- {lions--and war does not come, we will then be subject to wide- !spread condemnation for impro- vident action. Jean-Jacques Bertrand, run- ner-up to Daniel Johnson in the race for Union Nationale party leadership, waves a fin. | ger to stress a point during a | Church Spat | 'Nearing 'Showdown By GEORGE W. CORNELL DETROIT (AP)--A clash over the conduct of the National Council of Churches moved to- ward a showdown today at Epis- copal (Anglican) general con- vention. Up for consideration in the House of Deputies, the lay-cler- ical chamber of the bicameral church congress, were several resolutions aimed at curbing the council, or severing ties with it. The council, an interdenomi- national co-operative body made up of representatives of 33 de- nominations with nearly 40,000,- 000 members, includes most of the major Protestant, Orthodox and non-Roman Catholic bodies|against a membership raid by) in the United States. | United Steelworkers of America It has been under running fire| (CLC). from various individuals and| He said Hoffa would be in- groups in the U.S., some of|formed of the Sudbury situation whom accuse it of being too|in Washington in 10 days' time. SUDBURY (CP)--Al Skinner, international vice - president of| the International Union of Mine, | Mill and Smelter Workers (Ind.)| Sunday forecast that United| States Teamster boss Jimmy] Hoffa would take a hand in Sudbury's union troubles. Skinner, speaking to a previ- ously cancelled outdoor meeting attended by 1,000 persons, said Mine-Mill could expect all-out support from the Teamsters in| what he described as its fight BERTRAND SPEAKS Forecasts Hoffa Man And Wife On Drug Charge | TORONTO (CP) Werner { Graeber, 31, and his wife, Edith, {were charged with illegal pos- session of marijuana cigarettes in a raid on their home Sunday. Graeber was acquitted on a: charge of keeping liquor for sale * recently in a case which saw the + intervention of Reform Institue. tions Minister Wardrope. In the liquor case, 21 men and * women were charged as found." ins following a raid on Graeber's residence. Charges were with- drawn following Mr. Wardrope's . investigation into the arrested men being sprayed for fleas in Don jail and the women under- going intimate examinations. Feet Sting? maybe it's "ATHLETE'S FOOT" Life can't seem sweet when you have sore fool. 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Mr. Bertra nd himself |THE WILL TELL KE ancy forces behind Mr. John between Mr. Johnson's group son but some of his supporters 31 Mr. Bertrand's group is| are vocally unhappy about the fant wi to assess, but its ex- result of the vote. MUST ASSESS SUPPORT { There is no question but that| policies but strictly on the ques-|durance test began Aug. 5. one of Mr. Johnson's first tasks tion of party reform and organ. will be to assess carefully the ization. 50 days aloft. support he now has within the| There was an aura of smooth- minutes was set in 1930 by Al-\mountain warriors control sur-| ness about Mr, Johnson's organ-| vin (Shipwreck) Kelly at Atlan: rounding hills and villages. party and to try to bring to-| gether elements which are ap-'ization, while Mr. Bertrand'sitic City, N.J. arma | world pole-sitting record Sunday|of casualties and extent of the Just how deep the division is When he climbed down from his|fiohtin gar etsill lacking. roost atop a 50-foot pole after He spent the time in a canoe seize control or sabotage pro-|ern, 13, Benjamin Blodgett, tent will become clearer in com. attached to the top of the pole|duction at oil - producing areas|and Douglas ling weeks. One thing is certain: |at a drive-in restaurant in sub-/in the north -- Kirkuk, Mosul, | The division is not on platform |urban Sanford township. His en- Sulaimaniya and Erbil. Cote said the previous record have firm hold of these regions| Police said both ends of the of 49 days, eight hours and three/and other major towns while|unopened section were barri- 3 Wd | ad | 4 4 ] H 4 a border area. Accurate accounts ; Dead are Frank D. Howe, 59, of Melbourne, and Thomas H.| Reports indicate Kassem's 2oa"ie, 39, of Gananoque. In| biggest fear is that Kurds may hospital are Campbell MeBach Waldie, 16, ali members of the Gananoque ban- tam baseball club and passen- |" Government troops evidently|8ers in the Beattie caf. caded but openings wers left for workmen to enter. | (Reuters news agency re-| Hospital authorities said Wal- - ported from Baghdad that Kas- die was the most seriously in- {sem charged Saturday night|jured but described him in that the revolt was fanned by| "improved" condition. His team- Britain, backed by the United mates were described in "favor- States. British government cir- able" condition. Richard White, cles in London said the charges 14, another member of the team are groundless.) suffered only minor injuries. 3 | Have New Queen ». Placed On Throne ah 4 lt rsa wd eb ARING TONIGHT dedi. CLOUDINIESS, CLE WEATHER FORECAST noon tu Lake Ontario: Winds variable daughter had lived up to her HAMILTON (CP)=There's a Weaver. She added that an un-| new Miss Canada today, follow- identified 'national sponsor' of| ling a weekend hassle that saw Miss Canada scholarships had| the former national beauty de- withdrawn its sponsorship after |throned the incident. | Nina Holden, 19-year-old high Another reason altogether was ! |school graduate from Victoria, advanced by J. Rodney Inge, aj takes up official duties today Toronto public relations counsel: | after being whisked here Sun- lor who said his firm had sev- day by plane from her home. |ered ils former ties with the! Her first engagement is an pageant | appearance late today in Wes. Mr. Inge said pageant com-| | (ton, near Toronto mitments had conflicted with| : | There was no comment from Miss Feller's wish to observe| the former Miss Canada, 20- the Jewish high holidays. He| year-old Connie-Gail Feller of said the beauty queen had also| Ottawa. Her father, Joe, re- objected to "inferior accommo. | ceived word that Miss Feller | dations, wardrobe and travel fa-| | {| | thunderstorms ending this after- was disqualified in a telegram |cilities" and to the burden of| Saturday and protested that his|public appearances. { Mrs. Weaver countered that | - |who is president of the National (to be carrie: easy on communism, although| Referring to a mutual assist- the council has repeatedly de- ance pact signed recently be-| nounced communism. tween Mine-Mill and the Team) DENOUNCES COUNCIL staf, SEE? sal: ct One of the regular accusers, 'You can bet the pack is Rev. Carl McIntire, Collings-|ing to start paying o na wood, N.J., "Bible Presbyter-| He said the agreement was ian," showed up here, distrib-/based on "decent, honest trade uting an "Episcopalian packet' (union principles. | denouncing the National Coun-| pRAISES HOFFA cil. The approximately 900 voting attacked from many quarters delegates to the convention also| because he is 'one of the fight have been bombarded with sim- ingest leaders in North Amer ilar literature from sources, in|ica." a dozen cities in Arizona, Lou-| «when we talk to Jimmy isiana, Texas, Ohio, California shout the problem in Sudbury, and elsewhere. | Jimmy is going to give us a lit- J. Irwin Miller, the Columbus, [tle assist. The story of the fight | Ind., diesel engine manufacturer | of the men in Sudbury is going d into every local Council, hit back at some of the union in the United States. An| charges being circulated. He aroused and determined mem: said: | bership in Sudbury and through: | "There are no Communists in out Mine-Mill is going to put an| the National Council of Churches|end to the raiders. The anti-un- any more than there are in the American Bankers Association. I am a member of both and they're not there, and they're not in Rotary or other groups. Why do people pick on one and not the other?" KIDNEYAID» RHEUMATIS Mp After 35, many women and men Aare made miserable by common 'urinary dis- | orders. Waste impurities and bacteria often irritate the delicate passages from | Two Men Injured Skinner said Hoffa has been -- To Give A Hand ion rats are going to be cleaned out." The meeting was cancelled] Sunday morning when rain be-| gan falling. However, despite radio announcements of the can- cellation, a crowd gathered at| the original meeting time and--| as the rain had stopped -- the meeting was held as planned. Unrest broke out in Sudbury last month when the national ex- ecutive obtained a court order) allowing them to take over the affairs of Mine-Mill Local 598. The Riot Act was read to end subsequent rioting and an On-| tario Supreme Court order later| returned the local's administra. | tion to its elected officers. 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Showers and thun-' Miss Feller was named Mis derstorms ending this evening. |Canada of 1962 at the annua beauty and talent contest in sub- S Clear Tonight Sunny Tuesday Forecasts issued by the Tor- Tuesday, warmer. Winds light onto weather office at 5 a.m.: today, southwest 15 Tuesday. Synopsi s: Skies cleared in| Algoma region, Sault Ste. Ma. northern re gions early today rie: Cloudy, clearing late this and clearing is forecast by noon morning. Sunny Tuesday, today in central regions. Fog is warmer. Winds light, becoming expected in the Lower Lakes re.| southwest 15 Tuesday gions today. Skies will clear, Marine forecasts over these regions by tonight. (11 a.m. Tuesday Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,| Lake Huron and Lake Huron regions, Windsor, Bay: Winds north to London: Patches of fog, lifting|10 to 15 knots. Scatte this morning. Variable cloudi-| ers ending this aftern ness with scattered showers and!ing this evening. isolated thunderstorms ending) Lake Erie: Winds variable 10 by this afternoon. Clearing this knots, becoming northerly 15 #vening. Sunny Tuesday, notithis afternoon. Showers and much change in temperature,| ----------ae - Winds light. Over 93% owned in Canada! Niagara, Lake Ontario re- E S gions, Toronto, Hamilton: Patches of fog lifting this morn- CoO mOQ®PADNI ti Mm ITE OD MAKERS OF ing. Variable cloudiness with scattered showers and isolated GASOLINES « MOTOR OILS Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, High Tuesday: Windsor 70 St. Thomas . 70 London ... 70 Kitchener 70 Wingham . 65 Hamilton St. Catharines Toronto Peterborough . Trenton .... Killaloe .. Muskoka ... North Bay ... Sudbury ... Earlton Kapuskasing . White River . Moosonee .. $.S. Marie ... Miss Holden was runner-up. The victory meant scholar- ships and prizes for Miss Feller as well as a host of public ap- pearances and bdther duties on behalf of sponsors of the pa- geant. All now are taken over by Miss Holden Miss Feller was accused spe- cifically of failing to show up at a scheduled appointment Sept. 1 with a Toronto company CLAIMS JEOPARDIZED The failure to appear had "jeopardized" the pageant's re- lations with the company, said Mrs. Edna C. Weaver, a pag- {eant organizer and wife of ex- ecutive director S. Radcliffe valid until Georgian northwest red show- oon, clear- thunderstorms today. Clearing tonight, sunny Tuesday. Not much change in temperature, winds light. Georgian Bay, Haliburton re- gions: Variable cloudiness with scattered showers today, clear. ing tonight. Sunny Tuesday, not much change in temperature, Winds, light. Timagami region, Sudbury, North Bay: Cloudy with 'show. ers ending this morning, clear. ing about noon. Sunny Tuesday, not much change in tempera. ture, winds light. 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