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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tussday, Apel 23, 1963 15" ) . PC Recruitin \ 7th Fleet Moves Prison Hostage Story Haber La\Marsh Named Cabinet Minister Said A Precaution! Cloger Relations = Told By Commentator Denied By Cass) rE SI eE eatin tte For Canada-US. -- set by fo prime minister|Jean Casselman, 42, who has|were disclosed by defence au- NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C.;released after all-night negotia-|chair and facing @ six-inch|General Cass denied Monday|pjefenbaker when he appointed|held Grenville-Dundas since she|thorities Monday as President (OP)--"I was afraid I was go-|tions with Webster that ended/honed knife. |that local Progressive Conserv-|_ woman to his cabinet was| succeeded her late husband as/Kennedy again reviewed the ing to be an eyewitness to his|with their transfer to other fed-| Troops from Chilliwack army) ative party organizations act)continued Monday by Prime|/MP for that Eastern Ontario|perilous Laotian situation. murder with a chance to endleral prisons in Canada. camp moved out of the prison|"as a recruiting agency in fill-/Minister. Pearson. seat in 1958, ; Informants described th e/of closer Canada-U.S, relations, up dead beside him." Gerard Caissey, 28, andjlate Monday as the prisoners|ing such posts as that of sher-| Judy La Marsh, 38-year-ld| Miss La Marsh was the Léb-|planned movements as less|segesting parliamentarians of Jack Webster, 45, a radio|wayne Carlson, 21, won trans-|Cleaned up the debris of rioting.) iff.' : lawyer from Niagara Falis, was|eral critic on immigration de-|than a "show of force" andithe two coutries meet soon to commentator here, told in de-lfer to St. Vincent de Paul pri-|. As Caissey, Carlson and Wood) Mr Cass' statement followed|named minister of health and| partment matters during Mrs,|stressed that the ships have not/attempt to settle differences tail Monday how three desper-|son near Montreal. Nelson|held the guard, some 200 other} questions in the legislature by| welfare, Fairclough's term in that port-|been ordered into the Gulf of|actoss the conference table. ate convicts, one of whom|wood, 27, was sent to Stoney|Prisoners went on a rampage.|NDP Leader Donald C. Mac-| First woman ever appoined) folio, leading to the first Com-|Siam, Rather, they described it} As Liberal Leader Lester B. thought he was dying of cancer|Mountain' Penitentiary near|More than 200 RCMP, steel-|Donald, who quoted a Nnews|to a federal cabinet in Canada|mons debates between twolas preparedess'should the mil-| pearson took office as prime nod had nothing to lose, held! winnipeg. helmeted and armed with rifles,| story from last Thursday 8 is-| was Mrs, Ellen Fairclough who! women, ' itary subsequently get orders to minister at a Mi the @ guard at knifepoint for almost] ane three held Denis hostage|!ooed tear Bas shells to quell! sue of the Timiskaming! became secretary of state when| 4 native of Chatham, Ont.,|undertake a mission. Ottawa Monday, 14 hours at the British Colum- se the rioting, Speaker, a weekly newspaper|Mr. Diefenbaker formed his|in. new health minister al-| For the time being, U.S, em-|Montana Democrat rose in the bia Penitentiary. from Friday night until late\BECOME NERVOUS published at New Liskeard. | first government in 1957, Later| tended the University of Tor-|phasis remained on diplomatic|U.S, Senate to suggest "it is Guard Pat Dennis, 35, was'Saturday morning, wired to a HF , anaes or he we a eee ee she pes ne ene ot onto and graduated from thelefforis to prevent Laos from|time to say to our Canadian A , : | immigration - ji Sun, the trio holding the guard) servative delegates met in En-| gene rei i po! Osgoode Hall Law School. falling to the Commuists List Of Members got nervous. "The mad ringleader, Cais- sey, his lean face suffused with giehart last Tuesday evening to consider applications for the post of sheriff of Timiskaming The 58-year-old Hamilton ac- countant was one of the Con- servative ministers defeated in friends that we should both doj Mont. anger, stuck the knife against) qistrict,"' Dennis' throat and screamed at) 'The NDP leader quoted the| Miss La Marsh was one of ect n oP me: "Tell Warden Tom Hall if] story as saying six persons ap-|four women elected to the 26th oS dite pr oo plied - ~ ee Parliament in this month's Following is the vaenaaled. Att G. Bishop (PC) 509;\Wenster We all die." a the hs one pena big oy nm ere Press list of members elected|xJ. Arthur Moore (PC) 487. | "Carison, too, had turned Wiis ike hattotting had bbdéleieoted ta Mingere Fels: 'Mrs in New Brunswick, majorities] Restigouche (three members) patently psychopathic, waving cimgheied,". Mt. HacDernid et seg nec gn mci He . being approximate in many|-- Raymond Doucet (L) 421; his knife and matching Caissey pov "Glewin Moody of Halle os i Frog ord lay Ha eases, with party gain shown|xGoonges Te ee (L) sos. (scream for scream." eybury was the successful can-|time in Winnipeg South, and waloes, ovat, enanged ae ian On 5 gt Webster quoted Caissey S| aigatc. The recommendation of Miss Pauline pp en "é. an ir ast legislature): Pa: Easley & *|saying he wasn't afraid to die 'saishinst ' Hates Albert (two members)--xEv-|bers) -- A. Y. Goss (L) 116; [because he is 'dying of can-|'¢, a8s0Cialion will be pre-|other newcomer who won in the erett Newcombe (PC) 1,233;)John D. MacCallum (L) 199; |cor." Hoffman (PC-Timiskaming)." land, xOlause D. Taylor (PC) 1,253. |Daniel A. Riley (L) 270; George)" "They only give me four pills ae NDP fendore eration land, ie a Carleton (three members) --|T. Urquhart (L) 107. Four gains), day," Caissey was quoted in ik Ot weak o pode 5 Only woman on the Con- xRichard Hatfield (PC) 2,848;|/from PC. |teHing of his medical treatment ee de to fi. buch so Bigeet mFred A. McCain (PC) 2,850;| Saint John County (two memlat the prison. "I die anyway. ci 7", vot rs s Po: s xEdison Stairs (PC) 2,853. bers)--Rodman E. Logan (PC)|] rather die here with their ma-| Pty ur " OR TECORNEs 4 Charlotte (four members) -- ie ty arles A. Meliveen| Hine 5." Ca. AR, ass answere red Hawkins (L) 297; (587, ony : ; a. Irwin (L) 440; xLeon| Sunbury (two members) "las Cee Oke" agreed to Asked whether Mr. Hoffman G. Small (L) 293; xKenneth G,|W. R. Duilfie (L) 800; xR. Lee! -- had reported the "recommen- Webber (L) 377. MacFarlane (L) 853. | dation to the attorney-gen- Gloucester (five members)--| Victoria (two members) = (Mt anagement-Labor eral's department, Mr. Cass the April 8 federal election, xOmer Boudreau (L) 6,217; Y. sig hig Ne bers -- ore ae i Jean (L) 6,100; xEr-|Leon B. Rideout ( ect). s e attorney-general said he seat icherd Ly torr: xClaude/One gain-from Lib. Chats Said Needed had "received no such recom- Savoie (L) 6,018; xH. H. Wil-/ Westmorland (four members)) MONTREAL (CP)--Manage-|mendation in my time. in of. CLEANERS, ond LAUNDERERS liamson (L) 6,014. |--xDonaid Harper (I) 2,492;/ment and labor should meet|fice," and no such recommen- WHITBY = COBOURG Kent (three members) --|xJoseph E. Leblanc (L) 2,342;|less over the bargaining table|dation regarding a new sheriff|| BowMANVILLE - SCARBORO xHugh Dysart (L) 1,507; xAndre|xCleophas Leger (L) 2,557;|and more for informal chats,|for Timiskaming. Curtains, Drapes, Blonkets, Rugs F, Richard (L) 1,499; xLouis J./xPercy Mitton (L) 2,404. a survey of 110 leading Cana-| "'Are you kidding?" one oppo- OSHAWA'S ONLY Robichaud (L) 1,569. York .(four members) --\dian executives shows. sition member shouted. UNIONIZED SHOP Kings (three members) --|xHarry Ames (PC) 4,234; xG.| Details of the survey con-| Mr. MacDonald asked to xJoon B, M, Baxter (PC) 1,927;|&, Chalmers (PC) 4,458; xWel-\ducted by the National Indus-| whom in the attorney-general's 723-4631 xGeorgé E. Hrton (PC) 1,864;|don Lawrence (PC) 4,154; xJ.|trial Conference Board were re-|department such recommenda- 50 MILL xC, B, Sherwood (PC) 1,991. F, Mcinerney (PC) 4,443. leased here today. tions would go. Madawaska (three members) ry os Adrien Levesque 7 (714, xLaurier Levesque ( 1700; Fred §. Soucy (L) 1,758. Moukton City (two. members) sl, «G. DesBrisay (L) 351; xGiR art J. Robichaud (L) 192 Northumberland (four mem- bers) -- xH. Graham Crocker (L) 1,981; xJ. Fraser Kerr (L)| 1,838; xClarence §S. Menzies! (L) 1,711; xNorbert Theriault! (L) 1,827: Queens (two members) -- Ordered Out, Patient Has | Severe Attack | KIRKLAND LAKE, Ont. on John (Bud) Cuthbertson, 48, ordered by the Ontario Hospital Commission to leave District Hospital Mo- day, suffered a severe attack of bleeding ulcers Saturday and) will remain in hospital for) treatment. "He'll be kept in the active! patient ward until his condition | improves," said Dr. T. W. Boyd, chief of staff at the hos-| The commission advised the hospital in a letter Friday that rtson, an arthritic pa-| tient at the hospital for the last| 12 years, be discharged. The commission ended Hr. Outhbertson's insurance cover- age April 4 on the grounds it no longer considered him a chronic patient. This decision was appealed on the patient's behalf by both the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 87, and the hospital. In Toronto, a spokesman for the commission said that there was nothing in all the informa- ftom received by the commis-| ion to suggest that Mr. Cuth- bertson needed hospital care. He needs "some assistance'! but not hospital treatment, the spokesman said. He said the commission had not yet been informed of Mr. Cuthbertson's bleeding ulcers. "If he has developed an ill- ness which is acute, there will start with . Does | lack ot | communication | hold| back | your | business?| | NOW YOU CAN GO...WITH ~ drive miles and years the lowest cost BUSINESS INTERPHONE : Bell's new, unique, integrated INTERCOM/TELEPHONE! The Rambler American Six is the lowest priced Canadian-built car, with features you won't find even on higher priced cars. That's where its real value lies. Because these features keep your operating costs down to an absolute minimum. There's Deep-Dip rustproofing for example. 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