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' CITY AND DISTRICT NOT SAME PERSON GIVEN TIME TO PAY Gary Challice, an employee} Joseph E, Bastarache was of the Oshawa Planning Depart-|fined $25 and costs or five days 'ment, is not the 19-year-old Osh- Wednesday on a reduced charge awa youth who was jailed injof failing to yield one half of the Peterborough earlier this weekjroadway from one of careless on a charge of drinking while driving. He was given two under age. Mr. aprye vd Ps weeks to pay his fine. eterborough at e ws dda, 'The Oshawa] CONTRACTS AWARDED Times regrets any embarrass-|_ The Department vf Defence! ment the report published in|Production has announced | the issue may heer Soe te last hax of trict companies. i the amount of $86,459 for tires aad tubes was awarded to Dun- lop Canada Limited, Whitby. A! second contract went to Up- Right Scaffolds Limited, Osh- awa, in the amount of $52,945 re the supply of platform scaf- FINE THREE SPEEDERS Three speeders were each fined $10 and costs or days in Oshawa Magistrates Court Wednesday. The court was told Randolph Hatton, 940 Gerrard street east, Toronto, drove at 70 mph in a 60 mph zone. The other drivers, Ronald Brenton Ross, RR 3, Stouffville and Arthur Henry Bryan, 560 Arndon avenue, Peterborough, committed similar offences, DRIVER FREED A charge of driving to the left of the centre lane of a high- way against Cecil Delbert Reid, of Ritson road north, was dis- missed by Magistrate C. W. Guest Wednesday. Reid had pleaded not guilty. The court was told Reid was involved in a collision with a_ tractor- trailer at Ritson road and To- ronto avenue. Magistrate Guest said both parties should settle their differences in a civil court. IMPROPER PASSING A reduced charge of improper passing from ome of careless driving resulted in a $35 and costs fine or 10 days for Jo- seph Peter Kalnay of Adelaid avenue and Thornton road north Wednesday. CONFLICTING EVIDENCE Joseph Desaulniers, 73 Sher- wood avenue, had a charge of disobeying a traffic signal dis- The sports committee of the Neighborhood Associations' Cen- tral Council will study a plan to set up a baseball league for adult male members, central council was told Wednesday night. The council also set its next meeting for Jan, 24 at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Hall, 100 Gibb street. 2 AMBULANCE CALLS The Oshawa Fire Department this morning reported it handled two routine ambulance calls Wednesday and over-night. It also reported no damage estimate has yet beer' made on a blaze Wednesday morning at 272 Albert street. DRIVER CONVICTED Horst Barlebeb, 414 Philip Murray avenue, was convicted of careless driving Wednesday after. he pleaded guilty. The Court was told he hit a parked car. HEARING ADJOURNED A charge of failing to yield the right of way against Joseph C. Wichman was adjourned to Jan, 23 Wednesday because he is in hospital in Bowmanville, court was told. $25 AND COSTS Gerardus Alderden, 224 Mar- quette avenue, who pleaded guilty to a change of disobeying a traffic signal was fined $25 and costs or 10 days by Magis- trate C. W. Guest Wednesday. The court was told he was in- volved in an accident at Simcoe and Gibb streets. CHARGE DISMISSED Tee y SPEHeTEES HEAVY BLIZZARD HITS CALGARY DISTRICT Winter returned to the mile-an-hour winds and below were three feet high. This is spaces have disappeared as prairie provinces Wednesday zero temperatures. In the a scene on one of the main store owners cleared snow with a heavy snowfall, 60- Lethbridge district drifts streets of Calgary. Parking off sidewalks. CP Wirephoto CAPSULE NEWS White Gift Kennedy Wins Fi S Buy Arms Service Held Battle With At Burketon Rules Committee From Reds- U.K. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The By A. R. HUBBARD HELSINKI (Reuters) -- Fin- VISITS FANFANI Kennedy administration has won the first battle of the new BURKETON -- Mrs. Helen Ward, Albert Mines, New Jand has announced purchase of} LONDON (Reuters) -- Prime quantities of war materials/Minister Macmillan will visit Congress -- the showdown over the House of Representatives Brunswick, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pederesen and from Russia and Britain. A gen-|Rome Feb. 1-3 for talks with eral staff communique said/Premier Fanfani, it was an- rules committee. But not even family. Wednesday the Soviet Union is|nounced Wednesday. Authorita- the victors claimed it was a ma- jor breakthrough for the presi- The Sunday School and Church Service was well attend- supplying MiG fighters equipped|tive sources here said the dis- with air - to - air missiles; two SOO CENTENARIAN PLUS FIVE ying one of the more brates her 105th birthday to- active and able to walk, with recent inventions of her life- day. Holding the telephone is help. Echo Bay is 12 miles time is Mrs. Rachael Taylor her daughter, Mrs. W. Head- east of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.. of Echo Bay, Ont., who cele- rick. Mrs. Taylor is still (CP Wirephoto) Burned Out Family dent's program, Only the tougher fights to ed recently, when the White Gift Service was celebrated. come will show whether it was a real or hollow victory. frigates; long-range field artil- lery and ship engines and am- phibious equipment worth 120,- (about agreement with Britain covered purchase 000,000 new finmarks $37-520,000). The of anti-tank guided missiles. ACTORS SEPARATE HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Actress Linda Christian said Wednesday she is obtaining a Mexican an- nulment of her marriage to ac- tor Edmund Purdom. The two were married in Mexico last March and have been separated 2% months. PLAN JOINT STAMP HAMILTON (CP) --. Post- master - General Ellen Fair- clough said Wednesday she in- tends to ask Edward Day, are gre gpa! of the nited States, whether the U.S. will co-operate in issuing a @tamp commemorating 150 years of peace between the two countries. K VISITS WARSAW MOSCOW (AP) -- Premier Khrushchev left Wednesday might for Warsaw and Berlin, Moscow radio y. REPEL DEMONSTRATORS GLASGOW shoved back onto the sidewalk BRANDO FILES SUIT LOS ANGELES (AP)--Actor Marlon Brando filed a $5,000, 000 libel suit against the Satur- day Evening Post Wednesday Brando charges the magazine defamed him last June in an article titled, "Marlon Brando-- how he wasted $6,000,000 by sulking on the set." The story was about the filming of Mutiny on the Bounty, in which Brando stars. FRENCH SPEED H-BOMB PARIS (Reuters) -- French}. newspapers give prominence to/ident reports that France may ex plode her first hydrogen bomb}dent reported. The broadcast said he had been in- vited to visit Warsaw while en route to the sixth congress of the East German Communist party. opening in Berlin next Tuesda: (AP) -- Police clashed on the steps of the United States consulate Wed- nesday with a score of demon- strators protesting the arrival at Dunoon of the new Polaris depot ship, the Hunley. About a half+lozen of the demonstra- tors tried to push past police to enter the consulate but were cussions are expected to include European Common Market and NATO problems. EXPLOSION KILLS 5 OULU, Finland (Reuters)--A saltpeter factory blew up in this northern town Wednesday kill- ing five persons. Fifteen were injured, one seriously. Some were injured by broken glass from windows up to two miles away. 13 KILLED DAMASCUS (AP) when a loaded bus and a tanker Syria 50 miles from Aleppo. TO VISIT CANADA BRUSSELS (AP) -- Belgian Prince Albert» brother of King Baudouin, will travel in Canada and the United States Feb. 12 : Thomas and family, Oshawa, -- Thirteenlwere guests of Mr. and Syrians were killed and 25 oth-|p; family ers severely injured Wednesday ar. orn ees oes truck collided in northeast/jimmie, Toronto, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley "-- and family. Greenwood, Mrs, Greenwood, Mr. Norman Sproule» Kendal, were guests of to'March 3, the royal palace|Mrs. E. Bryan. Collections from Sunday School and church services went to boost the Missionary and Main- tenance Fund, The flowers placed on the Communion table were donated to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cousins and family. Mr. and Mrs. James Trick, Oshawa, were recent guests of Mrs. Esther Carnochan and family. and Mrs. Mr. Clarence Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Vern Roach and and Mrs. Lawrence Florence Republicans fired opening sal- vos at the president's estimated $99,000,000,000 budget, saying that his proposed tax cuts plus bigger spending would bring a whopping deficit. . But the first day's drama cen- tred om the House vote of 235 to 196 to retain 15 members on the rules. committee instead of having the total drop back down to 12 as it was before the last session, The ocmmittee is im- portant because it calls the sig- boulevard, had charge of careless driving dis missed by Magistrate C. W dent near General one morning. CHANGED LANES days on a charge of cha William F. McLaughlin, 81 'ernhill a '|He Guest Wednesday. Court was told he was involved in an acci- Motors Gate 29 on his way to work Alex Hryhoruk, of Hampton, who pleaded guilty Wednesday was fined $25 and costs or five missed in Oshawa trate's Court Wednesday when conflicting testimony came up. had pleaded not guiity. FAILED TO YIELD Gerald Prusinski, 263 Jarvis street, pleaded guilty Wednes- day to a charge of failing to yield the right of way. He was fined $35 and costs or 10 days. REMAND ACCUSED 2 George Millar, RR 3, Ux- traffic lanes. nals on all major legislation. Fooanaaty TO LEFT OF CENTRE ly the emlarg membership would give liberal supporters of the Kennedy pro- gram an 8-7 edge and keep the committee from failing back un- der conservative control. Obviously the result pleased the president for he had con- tended that unless the commit- left of west at Christie street. tee was enlarged his program w "emasculated." INCORRECT ADDRESS 'ould be announced Wednesday. The prince will make the trip in his capacity of honorary president of ty Belgian foreign trade office. BUS OVERTURNS GLASGOW (AP) -- Thirty- seven persons were injured to- day -- several severely -- in a crash between a crowded dou- ble-decker bus and a gasoline tanker. The bus toppled on its side and crashed into the win- dow of a tavern. About 30 of the injured were admitted to hospi- tal, police said. BAN RED PARTY? TUNIS (AP) -- The Tunisian government has decided not to' tolerate the Communist party in Tunisia, informed sources said Wednesday night. There was no official comment from the government although ru- mors that the Communist party has been banned have persisted for several days. PARCEL EXPLODES HONG KONG (Reuters)--The Chinese - language: newspaper .|Wen Wei Pao reports that two Communist Chinese customs of- ficials at the border town of Shumchun were injured when explosives in a parcel mailed from Hong Kong went off. It said the two were opening the parcel for inspection when it exploded. VENEZUELAN TO VISIT WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres- Romulo Betancourt of .| Venezuea has accepted Presi- Kennedy's invitation to in the Pacific within two years| Visit Washington Feb. 19-20, the --ahead of her 'scheduled nu- clear program. The independen mewspaper Le Monde says the advance party of a technical and administrative mission. is to begin work on a test base at Mangareva Island in cific. AIR TOLL INCREASES LONDON (Reuters) -- Com the Pa mercial flying accidents killed 1,454 people last year, com pared with 1,258 in 1961, the magazine Flight Internationa: says in its provisional estimate of 1962 air accidents. But the rate of fatalities per 100,000,000 passenger miles was less than one per 100,000,000 miles for the first time since such record- _ keeping began. JAILED FOR WAR CRIMES KASSEL, West Germany (Reuetrs)--Former police Lt.- Col. Franz Lechthaler was sen- tenced to two years imprison- ment Wednesday after a retrial on.charges of manslaughter in the death of Jews in wsetern Russia during the Second World War. Lechthaler was originally sentenced to 3% years for aid- ing in murder. The federal high White House announced. Ken- nedy visited Venezuela in De- cember, 1961, as Betancourt's guest. LIST FIRE DEATHS NEW YORK (AP)--At least 22 firemen died--13 from smoke inhalation--fighting fires in the United States during the year ended last Nov. 1. The Interna- tional Association of Fire Chiefs says its figures, compiled from newspaper reports, also indi- cated that 2,475 firemen were injured in more than 600 fires. WANT AD GOT MILLION SONGS Over a period of time the Classified ads George Good- win placed asking for un- published singable songs bropght him ov r a million of them! It took him six years to sort them out. If you need one response or mazxy, use Oshawa Times Classified ads to reach the people with the answer to your problem. Dial 723-3492 t 1 court quashed the sentence and ordered a new trial. today to place your ad. Found In TORONTO (CP) -- A young girl has described to police here two years of terror in what of- ficers call the "anatomy of a white slave case." The girl's story is retold in a four-page report by detectives. Deputy Police Chief George Elliot told a press conference that a month of investigation by detectives working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation led to the conviction and seven- year sentencing this week of John L, Smith for the abduc- tion of a 19-year-old Montreal- area girl. He said investigation showed the girl had been a prisoner of the Plattsburg, N.Y. man for two years during which she was beaten and threatened with death. The case came to light when the girl was arrested on a charge of false pretences when she made purchases on another person's charge account. The charge was a minor one and she could have gone free on bail but she pleaded to be kept in jail. POLICE CHECK HISTORY "Jail is better than the life I've lived for the last two years,"' she sobbed, and so po- lice backtracked every detail in her history. Smith left the city when the girl was arrested but returned the day before she was released after serving a 10-day term and took a motel room telling the clerk it was for himself and his wife. Then he sent a telegram to the girl at the jail, signing her, parents' names, and telling her' to take a taxi to the motel. "Please don't disappoint us as we love you very much,"' the wire said. Smith met her outside the motel room and--evidence at the trial revealed--seized her by the throat and dragged her in. White Slave Case ald Leighton, 25, who was con- victed in Whitby Court Tuesday, some time. It was stated in Wednesday's issue of The Osh- awa Times that Leighton lived at 101 Gibbons street. ; : : EUCHRE WINNERS The next night, with Smith in} fizabeth McDonough won the a tavern, she slipped away and/door prize at the euchre held at called police after asking him/the Eastview Park Clubhouse. for a quarter to tip the wash-|The winners and scores of the room attendant, Police quickly| games were: Mrs. moved in and made the arrest.|Stevens, 109; Josie Waldin- Toronto MAKES ESCAPE the girl left home at 17 to live in Montreal because her par- ents were "too strict." She be- gan to drink in Montreal clubs and met Smith in a bar in upper New York state while on a holi- day. Police traced their move- ments over two years from New York, Trenton, N.J., Springfield, Mass. to Plattsburg. Officers said the girl told Smith in Trenton she was leav- ing him and he beat her uncon- scious. She lived in fear of an- other beating. Deptuy Chief Elliot said the girl has decided to remain in Toronto and has found a job in an office. Giant Wave Hits Portugal Coast SANTIAGO DO CACEM, Por- tugal (AP)--A giant wave swept 80 persons into the sea Wednes- day at the Lagoa do Santos An- dres (Lagoon of St. Andrews). Seventeen were drowned and at least 20 suffered severe shock Police said more than 100 per- sons had gathered at dusk on the shore of the Lagoon, a pool a few hundred yards long sep- arated from the Atlantic by a narrow, flat: tongue of sand. Fishermen were preparing nets and boats after many days of inactivity due to bad weather. Women and children watched the men's preparations. Suddenly a huge wave surged over the narrow strip into the lagoon. Gilroy, 52 and Gordon Strutt, 49. $35 OR 10 DYAS pleaded guilty to having defec tive brakes. STRUCK WOMAN right of way 'to a_ pedestrian, south from Athol street east. DISOBEYED SIGNAL and Mary street, Dec. costs or 10 days. CHARGE REDUCED nesday. He pleaded guilty. CHARGES WITHDRAWN Two charges. of complainants. Costs of and Julius Pajor who had charg. ed Harold Ross Taylor, William street east, saulting them. John Gary Armstrong, who pleaded not guilty Wednesday to a charge of driving to the centre lane was fined $35 and costs or 10 days. The court was told he was involved in a collision on Rossland road Mrs. William Stovin, 101 Gib- bons street, said today that Don- has not lived in her house for William Police learned in investigation|sperger, 99; Elizabeth McDon- ough, 95; Jim Gordon, 95; Helen Joseph Clancey, 5 Bloor street east, was fined $35 and costs or 10 days Wednesday when he Rodney William Painter, charged with failing to yield the was fined $50 and costs or 10 days when he pleaded guilty Wednesday. The court was told he struck a woman as he made a right turn on to Simcoe street Ronald Boudreau, 131 Sum- mer street, who was involved in an accident at William "-- pleaded guilty Wednesday to a charge of disobeying a traffic signal. He was fined $35 and A reduced charge of passing within 100 feet of an intetsec- tion from one of careless driv- ing resulted in a $35 and costs fine or 10 days for Albert Mack- ey, 585 Athol street east, Wed- assault against an Oshawa man were withdrawn Wednesday by the $5 in each charge will be paid by the complainants, Judy Cluney 94) with as- ge, was r ded to Mar. 6 by Magistrate C. W. Guest Wednesday on charges of crim- inal negligence, possession of an offensive weapon and two counts of assault. DRIVER REMANDED William Couch, charged with failing to remain at the scene of an ident was r ded to Jan. 23 by Magistrate C, W. Guest Wednesday. HEARING ADJOURNED A careless driving charge against Harold Raymond Hobbs of 110 Lauder road, was Wed- nesday remanded to Jan. 23 by Magistrate C. W. Guest. CHARGE DISMISSED A charge of failing to yield the right of way against Ben Smith, Prince Albert, was dis- missed Wednesday when Con- stable R. Roy, of the Port Perry Police Department, told the court Simcoe street and Highway 7A, where the acci- dent occurred, was a bad cor- ner. Role Of Parent In Education To Be Viewed DUNBARTON -- The Place of the Parent in Education will be discussed on Tuesday, Jan. 22, 8 p.m., at the Home and School Council meeting in the Dunbarton Public School. Taking part will be R. P. Matthews, chairman of the Whitby School Board, Mrs. J. Ricketts, presideni of Fairport Beach Home and School Asso- ciation, N. J. Gainer, principal of Vaughan Willard Public School, and R. Calladine, High School Commercial teacher and vice-president of the council. All. are parents, and well- qualified to discuss this subject. Mel Parkinson of Rosebank will be the moderator. The panel will try to determine where a parent 'fits into. the picture of education today. Refreshments will be served by the Kathleen Rowe Associa- tion from Whitby, and all asso- ciations and schools who may be interested are invited to send representatives. Recent fire victims, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Norris, 750 Thorn- ton road north and their four children today credit neighbors, an invalid woman and the Seventh-day Adventist Church with putting them back on the road to recovery. Fire struck their home Dec. 14 causing $5,000 damage. The only casualty -- a three-year- helping hand. NEIGHBORS RALLY hood Association and the 1ith Oshawa Scout Movement rallied and will be holding a dance Jan. 19 at 8 p.m. in the Community Hall, Thornton road. The pro- ceeds are for the Norris family. Mrs. Robert Ashmore: RR 3, Oshawa, started the ball rolling for the Neighborhood Associa- tion. Released from_ hospital Dec. 21 and wearing a body cast her telephone efforts brought the Some clothing. was from the fire and the family had insurance but their friends and neighbors decided to lend a The Thornton Road Neighbor- family's situation to the atten- tion of the neighborhood asso- ciation. links, the neighborhood associa- tion met Jan..7 and decided to jointly sponsor a dance. The Scout movement is the other link in the chain. CONTINUING EFFORT the part of Mrs. aid fire victims, been aah p they were living in Sonya Mrs, Ashmore immediately got busy on the telephone. In a short time her kitchen was piled family efforts two years ago after we 4 + claimed their home. The neigh- oday, 4 bor association held a benefit bi » the Norris family 16 dance for them. Mrs. Ashmore gives her all to help fire victims -- as a child at the age of eight, she too lost her home and possessions ia a fire. All she had was the clothes on her back. But neighbors Aided By Community helped her family get on their feet again. FAMILY SPLIT UP " As a.result of her telephone Foll the fire, the Nore ris family was split up. Mrs and Mrs, Norris and daugh ter Bonnie, 7, spent six days at This is not the first effort on Upon hearing of their plight, , furniture] gifts. Another benefitted from her the family with bed- quite comfortable in their rent- ed cabin trailers. Mrs. Norris says she is looking forward to. moving back into her own home in a couple of weeks. HELP. APPRECIATED a She said, she appreciated af anyone has done to help, "It A reason why the benevolent QUEBEC (CP)--Premier Le- sage says his government ap- parently can't do much about a deal by which British American Oil Company Limited acquired control of Shawinigan Chemi- cals Limited. Under anagreement an- nounced Tuesday, the oil com- pany boosted its ownership in Shawinigan Chemicals to t wo- thirds from one quarter at a cost of more than $25,000,000. The deal interests the Quebec government because Shawinigan Chemicals is a subsidiary of the Shawinigan Water and Power Company, the largest of 11 private power companies Mr. Lesage's government plans to expropriate at a total cost of $604,000,000. Mr. Lesage said Wednesday the government and Crown- owned Hydro - Quebec were "completely unaware' of any negotiations" between Shawini- ment, dated Jan. 4, apparently cannot be invalidated by the province because Shawinigan Chemicals has a federal char- ter. The Quebec government an- gan and B-A. The B-A agree-| Lesage Helpless In Oil Purchase nounced Dec, 28 that Hydro- Quebec planned to make "firm and definitive offers" to share- holders of the 11 power com- panies, winigan were to be offered $30 a share, an offer that would in- clude the right to acquire at $5 each an equal number of shares in a new company--Shawinigan Industries Limited--to which as- sets outside the firm's electri- cal holdings would be trans- ferred CORRECTION She told police she was beaten | and held there all day. SHORGAS HEATING & APPLIANCES Industrial and Commercial The established, reliable Gas Dealer in your area. 31 CELINA ST. (Corner of Athol) 728-9441 HARD ON TRANSLATOR William Tyndale was burned at the stake as a heretic in 1936) for translating the Bible into} everyday English. LIST WITH OSHAWA'S TOP REALTOR JOHN A. J. BOLAHOOD Ltd. 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