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@ 'THE OSHAWA TIMBS, Wednesdey, February 19, 1964 DINING COURT IS AT JUNCTURE OF ADMINISTRATION AND HUMANITIES BUILDING New Scarboro College Opens In Fall Of 64 The student figure should rise|Scarborough on a plateau sur-| to 5000 by 1972, Dr. D. Carleton|rounded by wooded valleys. SCARBOROUGH (Staff) Plans for a $7 million college in Scarborough were unveiled yesterday. | > {Ontario Supreme Court sitting Skating Boats May Link | U.K., France LONDON (Reuters)--Ferries Williams, principal for the new| First stage of construction will/of the future may skim over school stated. be an administrative building,/the waves of the Straits of Scarborough College will be} A general arts course and ajfirst section of the scic .ce build-/Dover to link England and associated with the University of|general course in science willling, first section of the human-|France with a new method of Toronto at Queen's Park and albe offered. Honor and profes-|ties building and heating plant/transportation. new college in Erindale. First part of the construction is expected to be completed by September, 1965 for about 500 students. sional courses will be added later as they are -needed, he said. The new college will be situ- lated in the southeast section of New U.S. Lacks Stone Wall MARION, Ill. (AP), -- When the U.S. opens. its newest fed- eral prison in April, its 600 pris- oners won't look out throug) bars at massive stone walls. There are none. But the prisoners, some of them the country's probiem prisoners, will be closely super- vised. The penitentiary, first major construction by the federal bu- reau of prisons in 24 years, is located about 10 miles from this onetime southern [Illinois mining town. Federal officials dislike the "midwest Alcatraz" tag some people have put on the prison. "This is not going to be any- thing like Alcatraz," says war- den John T. Willingham. 'The concepts of locking up a prob- lem prisoner and forgetting about him is not a policy of the bureau of prisons." PRISONERS SHIFTED When the government last July shut down Alcatraz, the dreaded stone institution in San Francisco Bay, its prisoners were transferred to other maxi- mum _ security _ penitentiaries. Some may wind up in Marion. "But it won't be because they) once were held at Alcatraz," Willingham says. "It will be be-| cause they proved to be a prob- lem elsewhere." has no walls--just a 30-foot-high double chain fence enclosure with barbed wire at the top. Six 60-foot gun towers add to secur- ity. | usual barred apeparance, they won't be easy to break out of. With the appearance of sim- Prison The new Marion penitentiary| Cell windows don't have the but ple louvred windows, they con- tain carbon steel which is be- lieved sawproof. STAFF TO TEACH "And," says the warden, "there won't be guards as such on the premises, or off. Our staff will have to be able to do more than manhandle convicts. Some will work in the voca- tional training units and some will be classroom teachers." But the prison is more secure than a first glance would indi- cate, Between each of the two fences, spaced 12 feet apart, are several inches of white crushed limestone. The limestone will be used as a reflector for power- and dining facilities. | Scarborough and Erndale col- lleges will be no-residential at} shill ; haley eg Hs, although "is expected|pnay? te naga it tah that residences will come in the) sould' do the journey 'ata speed future. lof almost 60 miles an hour. | By the time both colleges} lubes: nearly 35,000 hoes tH At this rate the channel cross- Ibe on shelves in each college,|img Could be made in less than | Municipal representative s|half an hour on the vessels from an area bordered by Ux-|Which rise out of the water on bridge and Bowmanville attend-|foils at the end of stilt-like legs, ed yesterday's unveiling. The proposal has been put Outdoor recreation will in-|forward at a time when a deci- clude field and track sports, out-jsion is still awaited about build- door archery, tennis courst andjing a tunnel or bridge, skating. Ships andaircraft are. al- The flat, marshy groundjready under growing pressure, on the northside of Highland | especially at peak holiday pe- Creek below the escarpment will/riods, Hydrofoils could be skim- be used for an expanded ath-| ming over the 2l-mile. wide letic program as the campus|ctraits between England and develops. France years before a_ tunnel 28 Seek Asylum At Winter Games ferry argue ti would be quieter than cross-channel air services VIENNA (Reuters) -- A total|while the economic fare would of 28 Hungarians, Czechs andjbe possibly half the price of Poles who visited the Innsbruck/taking a car by air, The hydro- Winter Olympic Games, did not|foils could win back for the return to their home countries|ferry operators the many thous- but asked for political asylum/ands of holidaymakers and bus- in Austria, police here saidjinessmen who now go by air Tuesday. \for speed. The refugees--14 Hungarians) A Franco-British commission 12 Czechs and two Poles--would/of experts, in a joint report pub- be granted asylum pending out-|jished Sept. 18, favored a two- come of a routine check, police/stream rail tunnel as a channel jadded, link, They rejected the idea of a . channel bridge as being "the GETS OWN CELL lleast satisfactory link." A tun- TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)--jnel would take about six years Chang Ming-hsien, 17, arrested/to complete. for theft, finally got a cell to} Cross channel traffic in- British railroads chief Dr, {Richard Beeching is studying [PRICE LOWER ful floodlights at night and, should anyone get over the fences, for tracking purposes. Concrete, 48 inches deep, an- chors both fences, herstlf. She disrupted the men's|creased by 1,000,000 passengers cell she was put into first and/in seven years on British rail- lofficials wouldn't put her in alroad ferries which carried a women's cell because her iden-|total of 2,715,000 passengers last 'tity papers said male. year, | "| could be built and put into use. hose who favor this kind ofj | Ex-Controller Says Cartoon Hurt Career SUDBURY (CP) -- A former city controller who claimed he) had teen "shunned by his friends" has told a jury at the here that a cartoon and edi- torial in the Sudbury Star was responsible, Peter Guimond, 39, is alleg- ing libel against the newspaper counsel for Mr, Guimond, in his opening statement to the jury, Monday said the case was one in which a man sought to de- fend his reputation. The case results from publi- cation in The Star of an edi- torial and a cartoon Nov, 16, 1961, when Mr, Guimond, after serv: as an alderman and controller, was seeking the mayoralty, After publication of the items, he said, people with whom he was normally on good terms avoided him. He attributed this --and his loss in the election--| to the newspaper items, j and. seeking unspecified dam- ages, The case, before Mr, Jus- tice Campbell Grant, entered its second day Tuesday. J, J, Fitzgerald of Toronto, THIRD RURAL WORKERS : Agricultural laborers consti- tute nearly 30 per cent of India's rural population. h Belli, chief, of defence in Jack Ruby's murder trial, says he will renew today his motion to transfer the historic criminal case on the ground that an im- partial jury cahnot be found in Dallas, women, had been examined and dismissed Tuesday, vinced ... be had here.' * fadeatnt Adbaun mas MiB ey said, however, that four actually did qua' "They had formed no precon- ceived opinions as to Ruby's guilt or innocence, and they said they could vote the death penalty," Wade said. "Two out of four is above average." The two to whom he referred were rejected by Belli on a per: emptory challenge -- meaning he was not required to say why ihe refused to accept them, Ruby is charged with the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald, two days after the assassina- tion of President Kennedy in Dallas last Nov, 22, Oswald had been accused of killing the' president, Belli said he will continue to argue that anyone who wit- Beary Wade "two of the lity." neseed the chooting of Uswaid on television is ineligible,.to serve as a r, Judge Joe B. Brown ae Belli on this Tuesday. AUSSIE . TRADERS Australia has 43 trade com- missioner posts throughout, the world, ; How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place teeth annoy em- imamate be Ghied ro b> bling when you eat, Just inkle @ little your BY . This all powder Belli Plans To Try Again For New Trial Site DALLAS (AP) -- Melvin M. 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