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THOUGHT FOR TODAY Prejudice is a timesaver, enab- ling us to form opinions without bothering about facts. WEATHER REPORT Thursday sunny, little change in temperature, winds light. She Oshawa Zime OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1962 FIVE CHILDREN DROW IN VICIOUS UNDERTO . Playing Alone Before Tragedy LONG POINT BEACH, Ont.| water at about 3:30 p.m. As ar- (CP)--Jayne Patricia Williams, tificial respiration was given, 11, ran over to two passing another body was seen. friends Tuesday to give them Two human chains of about her ring so that it would not 60 persons, including women get wet. and youths, were formed to She went back to the water's search for the others. edge at this Lake Erie beach, Two "octors, two nurses, fire- where her brother and sister men, police and vacationers and two other Hamilton chil- tried for more than two hours dren were playing to revive the children as they About an hour later all five were brought in. Dr, A. S, Fer- children were found drowned.|rie of Tillsonburg said only They were caught 20 yards from Catherine seemed to show signs shore by a. strong undertow, of life, but she died. which develops in strong winds 7 ode iia ee TREATED FOR SHOCK They were playing alone and no| "yy and Mrs. Williams and one witnessed the accident. . Dead ae Jayne, her sister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ellis stood Catherine, 8, and brother, Har be the sand and watched as hope old Thomas, 9, Robert Ellis, 9,|f bringing the children back to and Kenneth Valchuck, 10. life faded, The Williams later Coroner Dr. D. A. Archibald| Were taken to hospital in Ham- said there has been no decision|i!ton for treatment of shock. on an inquest. Mrs. Williams' sister, Mrs. The cottage had been rented| Valchuck--mother of one of the by the Williams children's| Victims -- was under constant grandfather, Leslie Walker of care of a doctor at her home. Hamilton, She is expecting another child Relatives. said today Mr.|500%. Price Not "Over Authorized os Second Class Mail Post Office Department, 10 Cents Per Copy Ottawa and for payment. of Postage in Cash. VOL, 91--NO. 161 THIRTY-FOUR _ Algerian Split Being Repaired RABAT, Morocco (Reuters)--jhero's welcome for his return The opposing camps in the Al-|to Algeria for the first time gerian nationalist leadership|since the North African terri- have reached agreement on tory became independent of healing their split, it was dis- France eight days ago closed . today Ben Bella supporters control An authoritative source in the virtuaily »all of western and Algerian provisional gov ern- eastern Algeria, principally ment confirmed a report of the through the 45,000-man national agreement issued by the Moroc liberation army returning from can news agency. exile in Tunisia and Morocco. It said the agreement Ben Khedda's contro! is lim- reached after two days of nego-jited largely to the Algiers area tiations that ended here Tues-|Of the six guerrilla zones in Al- day night, will be submitted for) geria, only one is supporting approval to a meeting of Alge-|Ben Khedda. ria's military leaders. The agency said at the end of ee Ae negotiations both sides US. Officials Believe Reds Not Prepared e s ss te UNDERWATER CHANNEL SWIM Fred Baidasare, 38-year-old | end of underwater English | hours and one minute. The Florida film producer, got an | Channel swim _ today. | cage was towed by a motor via cable REGINA (CP) -- Amid last-|which could touch off violence minute plans for a mass rally A group of clergymen repre here to protest the govern- senting United, Anglican and ment's Medical Care Insurance Roman Catholic churches, Act, more doctors arrived by, which has met with both gov- air from England Tuesday night/ernment and doctors, said Tues to bolster Saskatchewan's med- day they failed to bring the two ieal -- 'sides together for a settlement The nine were the first of! fe " mi more than 30 United Kingdom| HOLD THEIR GROUND doctors expected by Saturday. | A statement issued by the They are being brought by| sroup said each party to the the Saskatchewan Medical Care|dispute had held to its earlier Insurance Commission, admin-|ground. The doctors continued istering body for the act which their refusal to practise under went into effect July 1 andthe CCF government's compul- brought with it cessation of nor- sory, prepaid Medical Insurance mal services by most of the Act and the government refused province's 700 practisig doc- '9 suspend the act tors In London, a doctor peer Karly today cars started con- asked by the provincial govern- verging on Regina for an after- ment to lend assistance said noon protest meeting in front whether he can be of help in of the legislative building. the dispute depends on Sas- Spokesmen for various groups katchewan's doctors cautioned against any action Lord Taylor, prominent 10,000 Expected In Third Rally REGINA (CP) The third cade two weeks earlier when he province wide motor caval- yrged calmness and asked the cade was due at the legislature Gontors to give the medical building at 2 p.m. today with and complex newly trict legal Art Theft Loot's Value $1,200,000 LONDON (Reuters)--Thieves|Goya portrait of the Duke of| stole 35 paintings valued at!Wellington from the National! province. The first two cavailcades, numbering 112 and 350 cars res: yaw yoRK (AP) -- Telstar era 7 ae cee the communications -- satellite, nied sh Potaianeie ie and orbited in space today on its high ne A Saou he ached pioneering mission to bring the This 'one "demands" suspen- pisses ee See sion of the act, followed by re- ~ turn of the doctors to normal d practice. If the government ' agree ¢ ake any state 8 ; Gui ra cage 15 feet be- | at ¢ Baldasar a Saka: agreed not to ma enthusiastic hug from his | uided by a cage 15 feet be boat and Baldasare, in a frog . . . the agreement from sources | from Calais, France, to Sand- --(AP Wirephoto close to. dissident leader Mo he emerged from the water at | wich Bay, England, in 18 from London) ment Premier Ben Youssef Ben i Cie ier hi WASHINGTON (AP) --In- Walker is in hospital recove The children were not good Algerian nationalist army / : 4 today|from achieving a combat ready tragedy pee ee sem vd ned reached |2nti-missile missile system ay parents to'go swimming until agreement with Ben Bella for a WERE VACATIONING pe all J rian military} t ant ;: : meeting of all Alge "loped an anti-missile rocket, as - jiams brought their three chil-| provincial police said he be- drafting the U.K. national Ben Bella left Rabat for the|stress that deveiopment of such sula about 75. miles southwest | fore being caught by the under- ' holiday. With the children was ; si r : ing the trip as an advocate,/camp site of the heavily armed|problem of fashioning a com- ' hed > ; ie ; rather than a mediator. troops faithful to him. iplete anti-missile, system, with) Won t n tri e Robert, a friend, joined them! Sir Churchil nurses at a Special. meeting --- highly sensitive The children went to the! in a resolution and petitioned One of the. biggest problems--| Truck drivers at Windsor and|to the teamsters by severaljliams' cottage, at about 3 p.m./ act. Only one nurse at the in its work with the Nike Zeusidecision not to end a strike|Tuesday when the driv the doctors' stand Full Support fect radar that can discriminate|trucking firms, despite threats|\Work movement across Ontario. LONDON (AP)--Sir Winston stituency which elected Premier and decoys sent out by an en-ja. union leader's hint their ac- said that so far none of the men his hospital sickbed Tuesday for the London papers to check port in a move aimed at re- One official familiar with in-;cal 880 of the Internationaljout how much time they had ACLIN x eer eae A charge of conspiring to keep ,.; ini under the act REGINA (CP) -- Nearly 260 sians have been emplacing last week were alone in reject-|taken. prime minister, whose recovery > ¢ ; . Sait Raymond Cole, 48, 596 Christie} a io $40,000 full support of Saskatchewan's fy] radar uniis, ~but that this week, province - wide trucking! ™<* : |been complicated by a blood Kenneth MacDougall, presi- formed Biggar and Dis- pute, and urged the Medical no higher than perhaps 100,000\vote by the five Teamster lo- . vac char 7 Tene rae 5 : ; ; Local 938 earlier warned dissi. Cole was charged with Ernest /ta) officials said. $40,000 had been raised for the a special meeting signed their ers The threat of redeien xe stind ; ot ! ed | | deprive himself of union protec-/SP!Tacy charge against Midgely,| awaited the daily examination The association hopes to set/fect 9 "hey. wer , ; ie wikhe dactors wiltinr Cl : S 1 legal action. June 28. They were however,' 'Churchill was propped up with " ; nese urroun |common betting houses. act. Feelers have been sent out/hearted support'. of the Saskat- . "It's all part of the treat. \6 |now servi ail s "eS as ' 4 the Tocal 938 now serving jail sentences as a \'complete breakdown in nurs- } ra -- Vie whic ask the International's . presi- addition to the prison terms,\the program. 'He's an ardent rhea gra ( srugs have 1 at 4 referendum on the settlement} dropped 50 to 75 per cent since trol about 14,000 square miles reterenc se \for tri ' ASL Seage ge iid : , i ! ing education is suffering a se-/Four hundred. Communist Chi- or trial on a separate charge of| the hospital: at a moment's no- the st t message yet care plan 4. trial rf . je Stronges Be } British doctors by air Tuesday tiations The Indian version of the en-;Mmembers in the Windsor, Chat-| be resumed "im- Army outpost as India hurried circjement made the Chinese ham and Sarnia areas, was the} Lyttle said he expected 10,000 would meet with the KOD ex- : persons at the legislative) ecutive. The KOD has not asked practising under the govern- Chairman of the meeting, gen Misa ane . | He ie gt oe The note gave the C hinese the was approved by a vote of 1,999) opportunity to pull out grace-'tg 1.634, pi gags ses ii day night he would have men included 11 from Britain, two Cussion on "a situation that has.in the Galwan Valley in the dis- weeks in June. x available nase "nce the United States an - reached far beyond the bound- puted Ladakh area of Kashmir available in case of violence, from the United States and four ; erroneously jahicrated inte the . and town councils throughout army headquarters, but since it must return to its F the province. It seeks suspen- the Chinese encirclement was base At Israeli arms went into operation July 1, re- There are no roads in the area cessant intrusions deeper into|here today Syrian positions sulting in withdrawal of normal of the outpost. Sources said the e F 3 Triump ant uccess Indian border guards. on Israeli farmers. ; : ; were surrounded, but termed would include a song by Yvesithe iederal Communications the Chinese action "a most se Marette, French communi- portunity to increase the flow of PROTES : cations minister information among all nations, The alleged Chinese encircle ant neath the surface, Baldasare | man suit, breathed from oxy- fe p . 'p rile | d ' » agency Said it learned of Bg or eee ages! completed the 22-mile swim | gen bottles The agency *@x : von Bernhardi of Munich as | hammed Ben Bella and the em- - issaries of provisional govern- bd Khedda oe : The agency also said eight | formed US officials believe the ing from a recent heart attack Pe neach: ing parte ecg jead-|Russians still are a long way): and had not been told of the! pordae niet Fe ers who arrived here from Algiers have phe, --_-- ines . Tuesday because of the waves T © They are not disputing that aten aN ren ' ki uesday because 0 ayes, O Aid Saskatchewa the Russians may. have devel- JAYNE, CATHERINE AND HAROLD Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wil-| Const. James Strba of the : regione saders. : 4 ; geek shed regional leac Soviet Premier Khrushchev ra jdren on Saturday to this vaca-|lieves the ¢ he igre n ~-- LEAVES RABAT claimed. Gaeiay Eat tes - mst rs Still |tioning spot, on a narrow. penin-|knocked down by the waves be health plan, was to arrive here ajgerian frontier on his way toja rocket is only part--and not e O1 = of Hamilton, for a week-long| tow. this week. He said he was mak- pjemcen, in western Algeria,|the most difficult. part--of the their cousin, Kenneth Valehuck. In Regina Tuesday night, 260 Western Algeria prepared. ajits associated radar and other \Tuesday. backed' the stand of the doctors gear By THE CANADIAN PRESS | was contained in telegrams sent|beach, 300 yards from the Wil-| Watches I V the government to suspend the Nurses Vote as the United States has found|Chatham are sticking to their Windsor - area transport firms; A vacationer spotted the body| ers didjof Robert Ellis floating In the rom e meeting voiced disapproval of anti-missile system--is to per-'against southwestern Ontario not join a general return-to-|~-- ahs . pana es s ~ . In Biggar, Sask., in the con- between oncoming warheadsjof legal action by the firms and) Spokesmen for the companies Oshawa Betting : hurchill watched movies from . Woodrow Lloyd, a citizens emy to confuse and foil the de-'tion may be illegal. had returned to work but many, . night and called this morning group said it gained wide sup- or octors fences, The drivers, members of Lo-jhad visited employers to find Case Withdrawn ihc er wae storing normal medical services telligence reports said the Rus-|Brotherhood of Teamsters (Ind)/until the legal action would be The 87 - year - old wartime 7 eae ; common betting houses against| ; Regina nurses Tuesday voted jarge numbers of fairly power-|ing settlement terms for a six-| f me . [from a thigh bone fracture has RA WARNS DRIVERS avenue was withdrawn in Osh in th t EK Danvehuk. head of the doctors in the medical care dis- radat is believed able to reach strike. The over-all result of the Ns pane "s"'clot. in the leg, spent a com us dent of Toronto-based Teamster|2¥4 Magistrate's Court today. fortable night, Middlesex Hospl- Citizens "Medical Health Care Act be suspended feet and apparently is part oficals involved' favored accept- M | iges ' : . ' sy " shalt ye S, a eg- Association. said more than Two hundred of the nurses at defences against manned bomb. ance dent drivers that anyone who) Midgsix, Joho ise Sy pend The latest 'word on the condi. action refused to return to work would) wiped vd jtion of Churchill's injured leg job. and more is coming in. 'names to a petition to this ef- . j ¢ a6 Ww . tion should the companies take|iggs, and Dann was withdrawn py his staff of doctors. up a clinic with doctors willing. The registered nurses passed |convicted on charges of keepi i in hi to work under. the province's a resolution calling for "whole Mr. MacDougall said picket| Bteee Ping' pillows in his bed to watch the ; a lines in Toronto would be ille-| Midgely, Riggs, and Dann ate special movie show. to doctors in other provinces. |chewan College of Physicians . : |gal and would not be recognized} 7 t." said kesman for a P surge varning ; adershi : ment," said a spokesman In Regina, a number of drug-|and Surgeons, warning of a |by leadership. }resuit of their conviction. In| ¢j g r ares Ae 7 . : ilm company which arra gists and pharmacists said dur-! rer n 1a S u OSs | However, he also said he will] pany which arranged ing spot-check that prescrip-|ing.Services" if the plan contin- esi-| i ess | "541 of i tay dent, James Hoffa, for a sbailed| Cy 70D ite 8 oe fan so we sent him a bateh of The resolution said that nurs- NEW DELHI, India (Reuters) i Te films. The operator will go to July 1 of Ladakh, which they claim as before the contract is signed. |. . x s ; & : : e Prior to the arrival of nine tious setback, and urged nego-/nese troops today were reported/ Chinese territory. Local 880, which has Oe ice he " Keep 2. commOn Uce whenever Sir Winston Mr. Lioyd will not meet the between doctors andidigging in around an Indian PUA. Onee wants a show. Deputy Police Chief James cayalcade today, but said he night, a government spokesman s0vernment rei the} said there were 40 doctors now mediately beleaguered garrison . Move appear deliberate only one of the five locals to) ' Informed sources said the Chi oppose the settlement, which} grounds. An estimated 500 per-'to meet the premier or cabinet. ment plan. Seventeen came ¢ral hospital nursing instructor nese apparently were trying to sons attended each of the first peouty Chief Lyttle said Tues- from outside the province. This! Mrs Loretta Eberts, urged dis- isolate and capture the outpost (1), by saying: - "If any Chinese patrol has . . : The cavalcade today 15 put he didn't expect any trouble. Canadians. aries of politics." The sources said the garrison , Syrians Shooting backed by businessmen and city - still was in radio contact with lower reaches of the Galwan J River, . e e sion of the Saskatchewan Medi- |complete, it would be. difficult "At the same-time the gov-- JERUSALEM (Reuters)--An cal Care Insurance Act that = - jte supply the outpost by land. ernment of China must stop in-Israeli Army spokesman said ft | t Indian territory and ceaseless opened up with machine-guns medical service by most of the Chinese appeared to be using provocative activities against'and phosphorus shells Tuesday 70 practising doctors in the pack animals for transport. : The sources declined to dis close how many' Indian troops Montand, several views of Paris Commission, remarked jrious provocation." and a message from Jacques| "Now we have increased op- MOVE SEE IN BRITAIN to 'surmount the walls of ig- ment was disclosed Tuesday In triumphant baptism Tues- In Britain, faint and fleeting norance and prejudice and to night in a protest note released ay night, it sent television pic- tures spanning the Atlantic to by the Indian external affairs ministry that branded the Chi nese action "unwarranted ag- use mass communications hope- fully to avoid mass destruc tion." pictures we picked up as Telstar received, amplified and re transmitted the program spe the act, the |. Ni + at YO gag eee Ponunit France and England. It relayed - s it- aes ka di solution of the leg- a telephone call from Maine to 'statis pigs general election. Vice President Johnson in : j . as loud and clear Washington SUPPORT PLAN as the best of local calls. Labor groups, which under Then for an encore, the ver the Saskatchewan. Federation ofjsatile Teistar -- only a yard Labor have supported the gov-\wide -- simulafaneously trans exnment's compulsory medical| mitted news stories at a 1,000 care plan, are not planning any/word - a - minute clip, relayea counter demonstrations photogtaphs perfectly, and sup Premier Woodrow Lloyd re-/plied two - way telephone calls fused to meet the June 15 cav-) With perfect aplomb from a alcade, but did meet the caval '3,000 - mile space Remarkably clear TV jtures were rec ived Fre . CITY EMERGENCY jand vers to be ba "he psa PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 jinto French homes today French TV officials FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 HOSPITAL 723-2211 \ height in pic beam a return program to the United States -late tonight or early Thursday French time which is five hours. ahead of EDT | A Paris dispatch said this 7 jlo planned beamed into space from a pow- erful horn antenna town of Andover, Me. The first telecast via. space opened with a view of the American flag rip pling in the breeze British viewers stayed up late for the event of instantaneous TV .from abroad, with the brief reward coming after 1 a.m Telstar first feats were, a prodigious demons tration of thing wide satellite system meet mounting mands for telephone, news, bus and TV circuits spanning and continents sing this joint venture of industry and = govern American Telephone and the to iness, private ment Teleg Company $4,000,000 cost of building aunchir tracking Telstar --Newton Minow, chairman of raph footed wid in the little built by the Bel! Telephone La- » come in a future world-|sition for relay of TV, telephone communications; de-| gressive activity." The note said the Galwan Valley of the desolate Aksaichin plateau was 28 miles from the Indian-Chinese border, accord ing to Chinese maps This was a "'serious violation of Indian territory,' the note said The Telstar was designed and boratories Only for 12 to 15 minutes on some of its orbits each day will Telstar be in "line of sight" vision between Europe and Maine to permit TV exchange 3ut one plan calls for launch- ing a series of 30 to 50 similar repeater satellites, so that one or more always would be in po Communist Chinese con- Falls Four Floors, Ultimately, the instantaneous Boy Bruises Face continuous circuits might be| TORONTO (CP)--A 2! 4-year provided by three satellites, or-|0ld boy fell four floors from an bitting 23,500 miles high so they|apartment window Tuesday and appear io remain. stationary|suffered only a slight facia! over same points on earth.| bruise Telstar's first Steven the eapahbilitic and help deter-joniv pat mine what problems lie} ment ahead lis paved, calls, photo or story and Sage transmission mes the Morris and 1 the h of- grass at the The rest task to prove apat apat still site of the yard ¥ nearly £400,000 ($1,200,000) Gallery last August. from an art gallery overnight in what was,believed to be Brit- STILL MISSING ain's biggest art.theft The Gova, valued at £140,- The paintings included 10 by, 900, still is missing. Renoir and works by Picasso,, The O'Hana Gallery special- Monet, Toulouse - Lautree andiizes in modern art. 3onnard London has had a wave of Police said the thieves scaledjart thefts in recent months. A roofs and forced a fire escape|/Renoir and two Picassos were| door leading to the O'Hana Art|among 12 paintings stolen last Gallery in London' s swank!May. Eleven of the paintings Mayfair district were yvecovered a week after- Jacques O'Hana, owner of the}ward. gallery that specializes in mod-| An anonymous letter writer} ern and impressionist works,jlast week asked the National estimated the value of the Gallery to turn over a ransom stolen paintings at nearly £400,-/equal to the value of the Goya 000 |Wellington if the gallery wanted: The raid was discovered/it returned. The letter enclosed ibout-8 a.m. and detectives im-|what appeared to be an identi mediately launched an inten-\fying 'abel from the back of ive area had the painting It. WAS art theft! Scotland Yard lin England since the theft of ai vestigation, the biggest began an in ~ a a a ae a Ginette Bertrand, Dart { flat roots ir rai , earch of flat roofs in the/the portrait as proof the writer} old Quebec secretary wh) was elected first SOCRED BEAUTY of Canada, at a general met- ing-held in Calgary, Alta, Miss vice-president of | the young Social Credit League | 20-year- Bertrand neite. is a beautiful bru- --(CP W --