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2 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, December 26, 196) \U.S. Air Force Gifts To N.B. Disappeared TRACADIE, N.B, (CP)--Rev. Arthur Duguay, Roman Catholic parish priest, said Monday night Christmas gifts sent to his par- ishioners at nearby Brantville from a United States Air Force base have disappeared. Father Duguay said the gifts, flown more than 2,500 miles to this northern New Brunswick community from the Macdill base near Tampa, Fla., just seemed to be "gone with the wind," He said he met with a number of parishioners in his office Sun- day and the people expressed willingness to accept the pres- ents, which included fruit, a box of chocolate bars and 17 cartcns of clothing "T.reutrned to my work," he said, "and when I returned, they were gune. I haven't scen them or heard of them since," The charitable project started when the airmen found notes from Brantvilie families tied to imported Christmas trees asking| help for Christmas, and decided to do what they could. | Rev, A. Trudel, parish priest| at Tracadie, the practice of tying notes to| Committee May Study PM's Plan By KEN KELLY {reshaping constituency boundar- OTTAWA (CP)--A parliament-|!®S. : a ae ary committee may study Pricne| _ Der. Dpetenaees bas anid: : Minister Diefenbaker's plan for ; ; an independent: commission Sita otha Prt sions Sig handle redrawing of federal con-|; y jing majority were members of jstiaiency boundaries. |the party in power should deter- | The prime minister has said| mj t : that Parliament will be asked\or vontitagtee me, oundaries to set up an independent body to handle this task, previously carried out by a Commons com- mittee every 10 years, after the decennial census, Yis position is that parliamen- tary - redistribution should be based on scientific considera- tions rather than political, par- tisan or personal bias, This has been taken to indicate that he feels geographical considera- tions and _ population -- shifts should play a prominent part 'n | Boston Chareh Members Live In Arctic first condemned) | BOSTON (AP)--Mr. and Mrs. trees and said people in his par-|E. H. Pitts of Big Lake, Alaska, The steps necessary in trans- lating these intentions into prac- tice are hedged with political pitfalls, |ALL PARTIES INVOLVED To make the redistribution body independent beyond ques- tion, all parties in the Commons probably would be given some voice in preparing the terms of reference under which the com- mission is to carry out its task. For this reason, informed sources here expect that the Commons will be asked to es- tablish an all-party committee to study how redistribution might be handled. Once this committee reports --assuming it forms commission procedure--the way would be open to set up the redistribution commission, either by an act of Parliament or perhaps by cab- inet order-in-council, Whatever course the govern- HRISMAS IN BERLIN ish were not in serious need, | located above the Arctic Circle,| ; ' | When the gifts arrived in Tra-|are members of the congrega-| ment follows, changing the Friedrichstrasse crossing be- tween East and West Berlin. | These American soldiers keep the Christmas _ spirit alive Monday in spite of the cold and show as they man decorated armored car at Checkpoint Charlie at the Christmas tree lighted by a candle, Photo was made by Xmas is traced in the snow | natural light after midnight. on front of car and on top of | --(Wirephoto via radio from machinegun is a miniature | Berlin) Leaders Of The West Appealed For Peace By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,tient and determined efforts ofjin the most tragic epochs of her| Tobacco-Growers | Leaders of the Western worldjus all." |history."' del, Claude Savoie, member of} the legislature for Gloucester| called them an "insult." He said the fruit, in three cartons, was mostly spoiled and the clothing was unuseable, The goods were taken over by Father Duguay, who said his people were thankful for the gifts and appreciated the efforts of the airmen. He set up a com- mittee which was to investigate the needs of families in the area and distribute the presents. | cadie addressed to Father Tru-|tion of a Boston church, jmethod of redistribution would involve altering the Representa- The Pitts family is among/tion Act which provides that new more than 4,000 members of the|constituency boundaries are 0 Unitarian Universalist Church|be drawn up by the surveyor- of the Larger Fellowship, which|general on the basis of the re- has a congregation scattered|port of a Commons committee. across the United States and 62) ve foreign countries. |RULES FIRST STEP ; a... | Ina press conference last There is no church building,| week, Mr. Diefenbaker indicated and a majority of the members|that the first stage towards re- have never met Rev. George N.| distribution by independent com- Marshall, spiritual counsellor of| mission is to frame the "ground the church, jrules" on which it would oper- A packet of church material, |ate. including a sermon, mailed} The thinking here is that the twice a month to members of|ground rules should be accept- the congregation is the onlyjable to all parties if any inde- contact most of them have with|pendent commission is to avoid their church: criticism of being politically- Comedian Jimmy Durante | and his wife Marge, are car- | ing for a baby girl and they | say they plan to adopt her, es DURANTES "It's an answer to our pray- er,"' said Mrs, Durantes, '"'and this is the happiest Christmas of our lives." The baby will be named Cecilia Alicia. Du- rante's proud appraisal of the ADOPT BABY tiny girl: 'Look at the sweet little thing. But her nose is too small." The baby gasps at Jimmy's schnozzola. --(AP Wirephoto) Persian Jewels Lack Insurance 90 Worshippers Killed By Bomb BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)--At least 50 worshippers were killed appealed for peace and unity in| Across the English Channel, BEACON SHINES ; Christmas messages Mon day|King Baudouin of Belgium de-| President Kennedy assured Raid Warehouse while expressing grave concernjclared that a new united Eu-|West Berliners in a taped tele-| LA REOLE, France (Reuters) over differences dividing major|rope "which is building under} vision broadcast that the beacon|Tiuousands of tobacco - growers powers and flareups troublingjour eyes . . . must become 4/of free Berlin "will continue to/broke through a police cordon lesser ones. powerful element for world/shine brightly for many years toj|around a tobacco warehouse Christmas Eve in an outbreak of Colombia's persistent banditry and terrorism when a bomb exploded in the midst of a religious procession. Eighty Mr. Marshall said member.|biased. iship in his church appeals to persons "'who live where there Special Meeting By DAVID LANCASHIRE throne, diamonds the size of bot- TEHRAN (AP)--The biggest|tle tops, and a jeweled hubble- jewel collection in the world|bubble pipe made of ostrich carries no insurance. | eggs. The crown jewels of Iran are} is no one with whom they can share beliefs, converse freely, Queen Elizabeth said in aj|peace." broadcast to Commonwealth) Pope John, }come. in a papal bull) "We are at your side--as be- countries: "We can only dispel|convoking the ecumenical -- or) fore," Kennedy declared. 'We the clouds of anxiety by the pa-|world-wide -- conference of the|shall stay . . . until truly there| jRoman Catholic Church nextlis good will among men, not| About 10,000 growers gathered year for the first time since/walls to divide them, our pur-|in this southwest French town here Saturday, smashing win- dows and Christmas tree decor- ations ready for a children's party. and exchange ideas." His mail, he said, covers a limitless va- riety of topics, including ques- tions of theology, family rela- tionships, bouks and education. Chartered in 1944 by the Of Rhodesians On Congo Policy so rich that. their value has never been estimated and so vast that the stones have never} been counted. |NOT INSURED jis safe here in the vault, except "There is no insurance," said Alipour, "'because the collection "Unotld millions of dollars" is| Perhaps in case of war. Besides, the closest evaluation made by|¥ou cannot insure the historical persons were reported under ar- - in the hunt for the terror- Sts. The explosion occurred in the square of an artillery battalion barracks in the west Colombian city of Buga, 300 miles south- |1869, warned that '"'while human-|suit of peace shall continue." |to protest against the govern- ity is on the verge of a new! In Bonn, Chancellor Adenauer| ment's agricultural policy. era, the church faces tasks of/noted the use of armed force in| Ore group went to the local the National Markazi Bank,} Value," : where the gems are stored in| A theft would be a national an unguarded vault, |disaster, The jewels serve. as board of directors of the Ameri-! can Unitarian Association, the Church of the Larger Fellow- SALISBURY (Reuters)-- Prime Minister Sir Roy Welen- sky of the Rhodesian Federation west of Bogota. A communique placed the Family Of Six Left Homless scoaip tawky a its ees ta 6,365 Motorists homeless Monday after a fire| ' | Stopped By Police interrupted a family Christmas reunion and destroyed a two- storey frame home, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Da- vis and their children, Kathryn immense gravity and breadth -s|The Congo and India's conquest|headquarters of the state-run |of Portuguese territories, in ad-|tobacco industry to deliver a dition to gunplay in German/protest while another broke into border incidents, and observed: "How far is the world from the peace proclaimed by the Christ- |mas gospels." TORONTO (CP)--Toronto po-| Churches were filled to capac:| lice stopped 6,365 motorists injity in both East and West Ber- *!spot checks during the Christ-jlin. The grim concrete andj 17, Gary, 13, Bradley, 8, and/mas holiday in a campaign to|barbed-wire wall the East Ger- Michael, 7, were being cared) reduce accidents. mans threw up ot divide the city | for at the home of Mrs. Davis'! The checks were made be-|was softened a bit by the first| mother, Mrs. Arnetta Highgate, alyo of Chatham Township. |Monday. Twenty members of the Da-| ltween Friday night and 8 a.m.|Christmas snow in five years, | jand some 800 lighted Christmas vis and Highgate families were) motorists were charged with|side of the wall. Palestinians and pilgrims) preparing to sit down to a noon|jmpaired driving and another t Christmas dinner when the fire/five were booked for being im-| packed the Christian churches in/a@ space ship from Mars ar-| escaped| paired while in charge of a ve-| Jerusalem, and about 10,000 vis-| rived here secretly. | "was discovered. All without injury. Neghbors carried hicle. items of} "Accidents A police spokesman said 35|trees twinkled along the western jitors journeyed across the Jud-: are down aboutjean hills to services at Bethle-| furimture and household belong-|two-thirds this year from lastjhem, bathed in a brilliant win- ings from the burning house./Christmas," the s poke smanjter sun, Christmas gifts, some of them| said. stiil unopened, were lost. It was a white Christmas and From Dec. 23 to Dec. 25 this|a bitterly cold one for much of The blaze was believed tojyear there were 123 accidents in|Europe. Snow blanketed most of have been caused by faulty elec-|the city, against 327 in the same|Scandinavia and parts of Ger- trical wiring. \period last year. imany. ie } "FIGURES MOICATE EArtCTED Mice Trertaruin : 4 1S eoaapaatal 4 ling to plan. After hiding space i |friendly and hospitable, Many }|met, remarked, 'What are you ;}| advertising. bud?' When I told ij/am a department store man- } | ager, '|sick, How would you like to! the warehouse. They took a bale of tobacco leaves, which they ship has operated a home re- ligious education program for) meeting for Wednesday to con- more than a decade. A junior| sider a possible change in Rho- fellowship exists for children] qesia's policy toward the strife- over six and a junior fellowship|torn Congo, has called a special cabinet littered over the town's streets. youth for children over 14. Welensky, who has often By HAL BOYLE | NEW YORX (AP)--One year) It was manned by a single Martian, opcrative Z-Y-125-X, whose assignment was to find whether the earth was advanced enough for Mars to consider opening interplanetary rela- tions. Here is his first report, sent! jvia mental radio, to his com-| }mand post on Mars: | "Trip uneventful and accord ship, I venutred into city. Found inhabitants unbelievably were interested in my strange garb. "One man, noting my _ hel- he replied, 'I him 'Nothing,' and our Santa Claus is take his place?' 'I consented. It seems Santa} | |Claus is a kind of god, and the } }earth people worship him most| . =! |at Christmas. I have enjoyed *\ |playing his role of god. Little} Mourning For | Death Of69 Report To Mars From Z-Y-125-X South Italians F |voiced backing for President |Moise Tshombe's secessionist Katanga provinces, said Mon- day he is convening the cabinet because Acting Secretary - Gen- eral U Thant of the United Na- tions has called for howitzers, tanks and more troops for The Congo. 4 : The prime minister said in a children come sit on my JaP| statement he is seriously con- and tell me what they want, cerned about Thant's call, "'hav- poly ae we 9 al ing the fate of the people of Ka- od) A ? f * .,.|tanga in mind ys Keine pags Ph or bar He said the meeting was they do all day f oat and HT beget oe meg! att . change should now be made in erating canes our aud towards. develop packages which they get at the] Welensky demed UN allega- department store merely by| tions that Rhodesia had allowed signing their name. |a mercenary - manned goilhary TWO DRINKS | convoy to TOSS into ; atanga Operative Z-Y-125-X sent his S@ying that his country's policy second message to Mars o permitted "normal and tradi- Christmas evening. It a: jtional" trade but did not allow vA wonderful ay T wandered | the export of military supplies ; into Katanga. earth man said, 'Pal, have a couple on me,' I had two drinks} of their ambrosia. It made me was sent to operative Z-Y-125-X| GRAND FORKS, B.C. (CP)-- by his Mars command post: A bomb shattered a power pole "Satisfied your mission ac-jand another was planted under swer: | RCMP said there were no in- "Not me. f like it here." }juries in the explosion which BIG CHANGE sheared off a pole in a trans- a J They said a faulty timing de- eae 4 Pig Adend \vice probably prevented the ex- are Ne - joey * very. plosion of six sticks of dynamite into one of the local temples-- they are called bars. A friendly B.C. Power Pole feel strange and big." |Shattered By Bomb Immediately this message! complished. Return at once."/a bridge near here Christmas And back flashed this an-|Eve. 5s | On Jan. 2 operative 2-¥-128-x | mission rl id power 16 sent his fourth and last mes-| 4 : ve scowls. They hurry, hurry, [fang Under a road 'bridge by a urry as if demented, They| ite - . bump into cach other rudely.| onze have been et S ~-irailway and highway bridges The department store manager) and schools in an attempt to took away my Santa Claus suit, |stop widespread bombings and and told me, 'Beat it, kid,' jarson blamed on the Sons of "We don't know how many/|backing for Lran's currency. loose stones there are," said Ab-|_ They also supply the shah and bas Alipour of the bank treas-/Queen Farah with baubles for ury, pointing to a batch of dia-| State occasions--when the shah monds piled on a plate. |needs a medal or the queen "But we have 3,000 set pieces, Wants a tiara, a nine - man Only two of these--small vases) board headed by the minister of --have been appraised, and they| finance descends into the vault. total $340,000" | One of the 36 display cases is Flashing like fire from Velvet| opened--at this point the' bur- cases, the collection leayes a(Slar alarm sometimes goes wild visitor speechless: A breathtak-/---the jewe.s are removed, death toll at 50. Reports from the scene said 51 were killed and more than 110 injured. The bomb went off as a pro- cession of worshippers bearin, a figure of the Christ Chil passed through the square to . place the figure in a manger. A woman said she_s: carrying a bundle saw a man ~ die through the * crowd and thathe was oné of the victims, ing rainbow of glittering gems,|signed for and delivered to the ruby-encrusted swords from the] Palace, ancient shahs of Persia, emer- TOO BIG TO LIFT nos hn Basi Bom AR Be a: so Some are too big to lift, such Injured Franco | sie os ict In Hospital, 'Satisfactory' made of jewcls--51,366 of them. MADRID (Reuters) -- Gen- lands are rubies, Iran, Asia and England are diamonds, and Teh- ran is marked with the huge Ashraf diamond, presented to a 19th-century shah along with the owner's head. | U.S. AID UP WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. aid to foreign countries totalled $5,200,000,000 during the last fiscal year, but big repayments by other countries cut the net figure to $3,900,000,000, smallest since the Second World War, This report, issued by the com- merce department Monday, noted that the $5,200,000,000 was the largest amount of military and economic aid since the 1953 fiscal year when it totalled $6,352,000,000 The oceans are emeralds, the eralissi . i ' rag ON nnn, Mh oy Dwarfing the world's other his left hand injured in a hunt-| ing accident Sunday, spent a} quiet night in hospital and is, in| "completely satisfactory" con- dition, an aide announced to| ay. The aide declined to say whether Franco, 69, would leave the hospital today as tenta- tively expected but informed sources said he would be taken to his nearby palace and estate of El Pardo later in the day. The accident occurred at the estate at dusk Sunday when Franco fired at a pigeon and one of the burrels of his shot- gun exploded, usually well - in- formed sources said. Dr. Angel Garaizabal, a: bone) specialist whu operated on the} wounded hand, reported: "I crown jewel! collections, the display is vulgar and dazzling by turns, with gemmed snuff boxes, chests of loose pearls, sceptres and diamond - studded horse harness and weapons. Showpiece of the vault is the coronation throne -- sometimes mistaken for the bed-like pea- cock throne--encrusted with gold and emeralds but without a king. The present shah, Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, has reigned since 1941 waiting for the birth of a son before sitting on the throne. Now a father, the shah plans to take his scat in 1963 and ac- cept the Pahlevi crown with its 3,682 diamonds--a far cry from the simple jeweled turbans of the ancient Iranian kings. Did You... Visit "The Village'? MODEL HOMES OPEN EVERY DAY JUST DRIVE SOUTH ON HARMONY RD. IT'S OPPOSITE THE DONEVAN COLLEGIATE MR. SWARBRICK WILL SHOW YOU AROUND, JOHN A. J. BOLAHOOD Real Estate - Insurance Ltd. think that Gen, Franco's hand will be all right but he will have to keep the left hand in a! cast for at least a month." The forefinger and palm were injured. A hospital spokesman} said it was improbable that Franco would lose the use of the finger. | It was believed to be the first PETERBOROUGH KIWANIS MUSIC FESTIVAL _ CLOSING ENTRY DATE for 1962 Festival is JANUARY 6th, 1962 time the general had been in a hospital since 1916 when he was shot in the stomach during the riff campaign in Morocco. SNOW SPREADS INTO ONTARIO' WEATHER FORECAST Mainly Cloudy On Wednesday i: Forecasts issued by the To:- snow likely overnight. Wednes- North Bay . onto weather office at 4:30 a.m,;|day cloudy with a few snow-|Sudbury ... . : iflurries, not much change in|Earlton ... Synopsis: A weak disturbance!:onnerature. Winds light, in-/Kapuskasing . . ... 5 moving into northern Ontario is|creasing to southwest 20 to 30|White River. ... . 0 producing light snow north of|today and shifting to northwest|Moosonee .. 5 the Great Lakes. As this dis-/15 Wednesday. | St. Thomas ... «.. JLONGON 00 ose ces |Kitchener. ..... |Wingham ... «+ | Hamilton ose St. Catharines... Toronto ... wee oes |Peterborough . .. iTrenton .+. «. JOHNSON'S SISTER DIES | FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. AP) -- Mrs, James Moss, youngest sister of Vice-Pres- ident Lyndon Johnson, died Monday after Christmas festivi- ties at Johnson's ranch, Mrs.! Moss, 49, died of a cerebral| hemorrhage She was stricken) shortly after she returned to! 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In Catanzaro Mon-|? | : terpl ions. padlocked the building and res- day, all stores and busine s iter gor Boag haven't|idents were allowed to take only }mourning. --. apartments. 10 | More than 70 persons donated nor yroting William Sills of the Ni.| turbance moves east through : y zaro General Hospital Christian S s i gh) Toronto: Cloudy today. Chance Min Max|' sobbing o ef cedogay a : ; said the fires started simultan. of some light snow avernight.|pawson ... ... . .58 ia | Sobbing crowds watched cof- Battle Over Roof eously, one in a first - floor again be mainly cloudy with alsnowflurries, not much change : to be taken to the victims' jan apartment used by the few scattered snowflurries and|in temperature. Winds light, oo coos oat "4 |homes. Archbishop Ar man do Greek, Orthodox and, Roman owner, Lee David Gangi, who| pleat Satholic priests fought with | : ; ; John's Church here S atu rday , .| nightclothes when the blaz Lake Huron, Georgian Bay, Ti-|15 Wednesday. er . - Y¥|Eve in the Church of the Nat-|nightc n_the e was magami regions, Windsor, Lon-| White River, Sault Ste. Marie. | nd ta BBs Be night. jivity here believed to be|discovered. One man was Occasional light snow likely this|snow today. Wednesday cloudy|Muskoka. .... . evening and tonight. Wednesday|with sunny periods and colder.|Windsor...... northwest 20 Wednesday. Ni CATANZARO, Italy -- This|My space suit and helmet. Alkootenay district of southeast: the province, flurries are likely! Etat colar: creasing to southerly 20 to 30|witniner '... |Fares of Catanzaro officiated at was not in the building. don, North Bay, Sudbury:|Algoma, Cochrane regions:|North Bay... So ches Mat mn Cnet the 8 a ee cloudy with a few snowflurries.| Winds southwest 15, shifting to'London ... .. burt ara, Lake Ontario, Hali- regions; Hamilt on:|Low tonigh® high Wednesday Forecast temperatures 'Montes! . . .. . . 38 Quebec 16 jItaly -- mourned the victims, who included 24 students from jthe little village of Decollatura. | A Vatican message of condol- ences to Catanzaro church au- thorities said Pope John re- ceived news of the disaster with The clash occurred when the Orthodox priests tried to pre- vent the Catholics from stand- ing on the church roof which the Orthodox sect claims be- longs to them. } Did You Know... In the main Dining Room of the GENOSHA HOTEL you can Security authorities stepped have co Full-course Dinnr for 5795 "deep sorrow" and was pray-jin at once te stop the clash. | : ipl ONLY 95. ling for the souls of the yictims,)There were no serious injuries. 32 |Halifax..... s+ 20 g 230 KING STREET WES® 725-6651 -|southern Italian region had aj Policeman stopped me and said,/.., BC worst post-war train wreck. The| 800d mind to toss you into the jbeen in a coach that snapped| "This is a frightening place.| In Two Fires jturn to Mars teaxare Gatartiy. |and gravely decided it might be|{hat. damaged an apartment jtanzaro or the surrounding areal ears or so before considering Ontario fire marshal's officers jhouses closed for an hour 10} scan any men from Mars lately,|¢ssential. articles from their Observed temperatures: . . . blood for the injured in Catan- ; agara Falls fire department in most areas. 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