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2 'Tre OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, December 11, 1961 STUDENT KILLED IN FIRE ween A general view early Sun- | girls' private school, killing day as flames swept through | Claire Langford, 17, student dormitory of Rogers Hall, a | Minister Claims [Warns Against i") viene |to Sudbury arena, site of the \rally. INCO Employees Hold Steelworkers Cards |vide the know + how needed to deal with modern developments in industry. SUDBURY (CP)--An organ-;workers for help "for you, the izer claimed Sunday night that| workers of Sudbury, to get back the United Steelworkers of!in where you can hold your} America (CLC) have unionjhead up," "You are working for a very cards signed by more than half} He read a message from| prosperous monopoly,"' he said, the International Nickel Com-|Steelworkers President David|"and should be leading the way pany employees now repre-|J. McDonald who wished the|for all the workers in Canada sented by the International Un-|Inco workers well in their cam-|in wages and working condi- ion of Mine, Mill and Smelter|paign "to restore self-govern-|tions." : Workers (Ind ). jment and re-enter the legitim-| A letter from Claude Jodoin, The organizer, Terry Man-|ate labor movement." |president of the Canadian La- cini, was speaking to nearly; Mr. Mahoney denounced left-|bor Congress, expressed hope 3,000 INCO employees present|wing tendencies within the|/the Sudbury workers would fol- at an orderly Steelworkers'|Mine-Mill leadership. He said| low the lead of Inco workers at rally. ihe union was "not an organi-|Port Colborne, who last week He said that on Nov. 28, when|zation whose main purpose in| voted to be represented by the Steelworkers filed an applica-'life is to serve the interest of| Steelworkers. tion with the Ontario Labor Re-| the members. It is a propa-) Mr, Jodoin said he was con- lations Board for certification! ganda machine." fident the pre-hearing vote at as INCO bargaining agents, the} He said his union would pro-| Sudbury would produce an over- percentage was slightly below; | 5 ry |whelming majority for the "T am happy to say that 225| KISSES IN CAR osses | Steelworkers cards are now in my posse Lynn Williams, Steelworkers sion," he said, "That makes it ITALIAN CRIME area superviser in the Niagara over 50 per cent." : ROME (AP)--Italy's high- Peninsula, said Mine - Mill had The quiet meeting was in con- boasted they would 'take Port Onn Colborne by storm." trast to a rally Sept. 10 which] est court has reversed itself | "After three days," he said, was disrupted by supporters of} and now says it is a crime ("this crew (of organizers) was the national office of the Mine-} for a couple to kiss in an au- | under orders to stay in their ho- Mill union. With a few excep-| tomobile even if the windows | tel rooms, because the Steel- tions, all those admitted Sun-| are frosted over and no one | workers were clobbering them day night were required to pro-! can see inside in the pubs." | -- Lage righ the ee up The Italian penal code out- | ---- | with the union at the entrance! Jaws public kissing. - | Innumerable persons have Agreement With | been arrested on charges of i" | obscene behavior because po- | Paper Tentative lice caught them kissing in | parked cars. Several appealed | MILWAUKEE (AP)--A _ ten- falive agreement was an- ocal 598, Another indication| ©" the grounds a kiss in a : we sympathies of the Local] ¢at is 'not public. nounced Sunday night by fed-| 598 executive lie came in a| ,, Several months ago the jeral mediators in the 26 -day) speech by William Mahoney,| COUT ruled in one case that |strike of the Milwaukee Jour-| ( 31,| @ kiss in a car is all right if |nal by 57 members of the Mail-| | tne car has blinds or if its Jers ynion. windows are frosted over. But | POIRIER ON HAND Among those present was Ray |Poirier, treasurer of Mine-Mill Nobel Prize Awarded To 'Five People OSLO, Norway (Reuters) -- Nobel prizes were awarded Sunday to a former South Af- rican chief wearing his native costume and four American scientists. African nationalist Albert Lu- thuli, his costume including a leopardskin hat and a necklace of animal teeth, received the in- signia of the 'Nobel Peace Prize for 1960 at a ceremony here. The gathering also saw the Swedish ambassador accept the 1961 Peace Prize diploma and medal awarded posthum- ously to Sweden's Dag Ham- marskjold, the late secretary- general of the United Nations. A 'concurrent ceremony 275 miles away in' Stockholm, Swe- den, featured the award of No- bel Science Prizes to the Amer+ icans and the prize for litera- ture to Yugoslav novelist Ivo Andric, 6: The Americans were Profes- sor Georg Von Besky of Harv- ard University, the medicine prize for research in the phys- ical mechanism of the ear; Pro- fessor Melvin Calvin of the Uni- versity of California, the chem- istry prize for research on Car- bon dioxide assimilation in |plants; Professor Robert Hofs- ' jtaedter of Stanford University HEADS ELECTION CAMPAIGN --sn¢ Frofessor dott Mocs uer of the California Institute of Walter L. Gordon of Toronto | eral nomination in Toronto |Technology, sharing the phys- chairs the Liberal party's | Davenport, headed the 1955.57 |!S Prize for gamma radiation Federal . election campaign | Hivel Commiaded on CM committee, formed Sunday. | i ada's Economic Prospects. BOLT KILLS TRIO Mr. Gordon, who recently an- | nounced he will seek the Lib- | --CP Wirephoto KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reut- Red China Honest Soviet Control PETROPOLIS, Brazil (AP)--|-- Mr. Mahoney said the Locall 598 executive came to the Steel-} if a person could see into the car, the court ruled, the kiss- ing was illegal. However. in a | | Joseph Piconke of the federal |mediation and conciliation serv- jice said The Journal, an even-| ing paper which has continued) Shotgun Blast They removed the man and told him to go home. He returned ers)--A 35-year-old woman, her 18-months-old son and a man were killed Wednesday when The editor and publisher of an} VERMILION, Alta. (CP)--Ag-;tle has gone up and cattle prices Indian newspaper told a Moral) riculture Minister Alvin Hamil-|will remain steady in their pre- Re-Armament conference here} ton says Communist China is|sent range. Saturday all of India will be} . . lost to communism if the state} Slide With anxious to establish a reputa-/ of Kerala goes to the Reds, A JFK's Policy lightning struck a home at St. Ann's, located on the northern coast of this Caribbean island. AVAILABLE WED. AND FRI. later with a shotgun but ran out moments later when Chief Baird arrived. He fired a shot) as Constable Jason Field) decision made known Satur- day the court said any kissing in a car is illegal. Hoffa Won't ito publish, and the Mailers ' . "agreed in principle' and that| Rips Chief S T L \joined the chief. rouser eg | Police tracked him three| some contract language re- ined to be worked out. 4 eR d miles over snow-covered ground) CAMPBELLFORD (CP)--Po-|pefore they cornered him on| tion of not breaking its word.| SEES BRIGAT PICTURE -- Mr. Hamilton told a public| Mr. Hamilton painted a bringt K. M. Cherian, of the' news-| {paper Malayan Manorama of| meeting in this farming town regal: 3 sales see and 100 miles east of Edmonton Sat-|demand for beef. He said the),- : ; urday night that so far the Chi-|improving wheat picture was|Xerala, spoke at one of the fi- nese government has met-every|due to the new policy of credit nal sessions 0: the conference, payment for Canadian wheat|Sales, primarily to China but which has attracted delegates when due. also to Poland and Czechoslo- from 35 countries. He said he believes the cni| "Ne ee li ae a ae are Ge nese government will continue| e Canadian government hadjism, India is lost an ndia 'Alleged Abductor Shot Six Times -- COLDWATER, Ont. (CP)--| Willis Reynolds, a farmer who) BAL HARBOUR, Fla. (AP)-- James Hoffa said Sunday his Teamsters union will not go} jalong with President Kennedy's | wage restraint policy. | Hoffa said his union intends For Private Rentals CAPACITY 837 RED BARN 725-0022 725-3093 ; ; . n lice Chief Samuel Baird es-|the rooftop. They did not retumn| caped injury Saturday night)pnis fire, | when a shotgun blast ripped his} F trcuser leg as he fought with al Campbellford is about 2 nian whh held Hint and five| mules east of Peterborough. other policemen at bay for two A EAS naa hours. | to do so because the Communist| decided on an aggressive sales iS lost, China and Russia will|to ignore the president's call to|Harl Nash, 40, described by ajlives about one - quarter mile} Hing a iwodi 7 : administration in China is de-|policy of agricultural products|°V¢!™" the world," Cherianjorganized labor to hold down/Toronto woman as one of three|from the house where Nash I, ia pe Neh aici hd nadie termined to keep a bargain. in an effort to tip the scales to S#!4. lits demands in collective bar-|men who abducted her last/body was found, told police alfred. cae i seg bea bd go The minister urged Western|help the farmer stand on his| He asked the delegates to/gaining to help keep the U.S.|week, was found dead in aj|woman appeared at his home| tat nd tee ithe W Canada to increase production|own feet. make Kerala the base of Moral|economy in balance. |Georgian Bay area farmhouse |about mid - day Saturday andjte perdi Ss from of wheat and beef cattle, add-| Sales had slipped into high Re-Armament, which seeks to) Both Kennedy and Labor Sec- during the weekend, his body/asked to use his telephone to Police bt pail sina to obnne ing that price of Canadian} e : combat communism through|retary Arthur Goldberg have riddled by, six bullets. -- call police. how Th fired Chief wheat "could well" increase in|8°4% With the new type of op-\what it calls a "superior ideol-|made appeals in speeches to Provincing police said Mrs.| He said she was clad only ins a : e gal i as C ee price by 25 cents a bushel andj eration of large scale sales of ogy" which fosters honesty as|{he AFL-CIO convention here to|Hileen Marenall, 40, of Toronto, slacks, a light sweater and san- ned 'a ow rg it e sa Ps also that the price of beef cat-'wheat on credit. lone of its key points. lkeep wage gains within the|phoned them Saturday to report/dals. She apparently had been) vip . hibe as Pigile A be . ~lover-all increase in productivity that Nash had been killed and) walking through deep snow that/° oy Samp el or policemen Ito avoid inflation. "ithat she was free. fell in the area Friday and her|and three provincial constables were! Hoffa's Teamsters, exiled| A provincial police detail, act-|hand was cut. i |sebdued aa age cad 4\from the AFL-CIO on corruption ing on a tip from Metropolitan; Two other men are being, "eorge - ey, 39, was later i charges have been holding sep-| Poronto police, travelled to the}sought by police on charges of charged with assaulting Mrs. Slarate unioh meetings here.|{@%mhouse, six miles south ofjarmed robbery and kidnapping. | Lemuel Cooper, his mother-in- 4 Hoffa said Goldbe rg partic- Victoria Harbor, on Georgian| Mrs. Marshall had been due} law. ' : 'ilularly "has no right to come|B@Y: They found the body ofjto be a witness in court Friday| Police were called to Mrs 4 uh d tell lab /Nash, a resident of the Toronto|in connection with an assault|Cooper's residence when she ' it val. baconia' labor how suburb of Willowdale, who -had)charge against Nash. She had|complained of being assaulted see | "We won't go along with it." been shot by a revolver. |suffered a broken jaw_ in at eile aR Pegs 28 YS By St ihe said. "We're not going tol Mrs. Marshall, who was ab-'fight. rg arog 2 an real SHAKESPEARE SHRINE _ OOF freeze wages--and that's what ducted from the Toronto home| had been living together three! The Folger Shakespeare Li- * Sithis amounts to. We won't nave of her invalid sister Thursday, years. : brary at Washington, D.C., is dlany part of it." was questioned by police for; Police said Mrs. Marshall had|constructed on the design of the 4| Hoffa also took ft y|tour hours, then released, been forced to sign a cheque traditional Elisabeth playhouse.| | Riso took olfence atl INQUEST PLANNED for $1,200 before being taken|---- ; stent Goldberg's comment to the)" ' pace artner|from Toronto to the farmhouse. u 'tor Lawrence G AFL-CIO convention that he| Inspector Lawrence The cheque had been cashed. was sure th derati of the OPP's criminal investi- e federation would hand Sunday thal Wilson & Burrows CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS announce that as of Monday, Decombor 11th, 1961 their offices will be located at 114 King Stract fast, Oshawa TELEPHONE 728-7554 uae syoniY '| 4) | f ' gation branc Oe the eaten eae Custer e inquest into Nash's death BIG AIRLINE __ | Hoffa, who has been trying to will be held 'as soon a swe) Canadian Pacific Airlines 'lget his union accepted back|Can have it." Until then, how-|started in 1942 with amalgama- '\into the m&in body of organ-|&Ve?: he could not release any|tion of 10 independent air serv- Alized labor, said Goldberg "had |4etails of what Mrs. Nash toldjices in western and northern no right to take sides--his job) Police. Panana: A\is to represent all the workers,|___ '\including Teamsters. He ought | [fasse® Ms nose out of our mus] FUEL & HEATING IS OUR BUSINESS DEATHS M. J. "Merlin" SUNNY IN WEST, CLOUDY IN EAST GILROY | White River regions, North Bay,, By THE CANADIAN PRESS WEATHER FORECAST |Sudbury: Mostly cloudy and| Toronto--William John Dean, Merlin hos been with the com- te lcooler with a few light snow-|56, mining consultant and for- pany for nearly 15 years. He is @ ooler Today | flurries today. Partly cloudy to-|mer explorations manager for qualified electrician. 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