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Thought For Today Nothing can break up a dis- cussion as quickly as a man who knows what he's talking about. Price Not Over 10 Cents per Copy "VOL. 93--NO. 48 OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1964 She Oshawa Cine Authorized os Second Class Melt Post Office Department Ottawa and for payment Clear: and cold tonight and Thursday, Winds becom tonight, of Postege in Cash, ing light THIRTY PAGES Canadian MD Lauds Red China WASHINGTON (CP) -- Dr.| Dr. Lazure said he saw some. Wilder Penfield, famed Mont-|thing strikingly similar between real neurosurgeon, says he has/the youth of the U.S. and Red seen no evidence of malnutri-/China--both were strong con- tion in Red China, Instead, he} formists, has found the Chinese have} Dr. Andrew .said he was made great progress in eradi-| mainly impressed with the puri- cating disease, with hospitalsitan nature of Chinese society, and medical schools that are rather than its Communist fab "absolutely first class."' ric. He also felt the exodus of "The Chinese may not have Russian technicians had slowed too much to eat but they have/China's technological advance. enough to maintain a vigorous| Dr. Penfield said that one life,' Dr, Penfield added Tues-|Chinese doctor told him pri- day as he addressed a sclected|Vately there may be things the group of U.S, correspondents,|Communists did not want him editorial writers and commen-|to see, But Dr, Penfield con- tators. este eh that the ip ~~ Hi ; re er tained their constant watch on atry. at Montreal's L'Hopital afraid they may lose some of} Sainte-Justine, and Dr, Geoffrey|'Neit best people to the outside} C. Andrew, exécutive director,World." a : of the Canadian Universities, In medicine, the Chinese were Foundation, Ottawa making use of a lot of Western hi ae ideas and were constantly in ae _ Caco as pod search of the latest medical in- . formation, Dr, Penfield said land in recent years, are de- Dr. Lazure, studying the im- orgs, Aiea Po xg nl pact of the communes on social sec as p 0 P 5 ; life, said Chinese children national seminar sponsored by} showed little anti-social be- the American Friends Service havior, Their rigid and clear-cut Committee, a Quaker organiza- training gave them 'a clear un- tion. derstanding of what society ex- es ~Ipected of them A subdued Cassius Clay, the | A shift of the child's alle-\new heavyweight boxing cham- giance from parents to the state|pion, told a press conference to- |carried with it no feeling of hos-|day that he seriously is think- tility towards the parents.|ing about retirement from the . Hoover Still Al Rather, he said, th q ring Strong, ert generator everned i fer Wey a IT am not joking," the 22- NEW YORK (AP) -- Former)that the older folks didn't havelyear-old Louisville sensation President Herbert Hoover re-|the same opportunities for re-|said. "I don't like to fight, I mains "strong and alert de-|construction now being under-jdon't like to get hurt. I don't spite his age and illness," and|taken. 'like to hurt anybody his kidney bleeding has stopped, ia ae 5 x MIAMI BEACH, Fla, (AP)-- RIGHT TO LISTON'S SHOULDER TOPPLED HEAVYWEIGHT CROWN | I May Quit Fighting Subdued Clay Claims a ly fight t ake a living}round -and L els ee nee in the sixth," Clay said, "He|Counsel Melvin Belli asked| and when I have enough money I wont' fight anymore." Cassius, talking in a low monotone that contrasted greatly with his earlier loud, shouting antics, contradicted d himself immediately, however,|The boxing world buzzed today|/would you want your case tried) MONTREAL (AP) -- All by saying his immediate future/Over was 'fighting WOULD FIGHT LISTON He declared he would again fight. Sonny Liston, whom he} ig tory S me, All I know is that both of|this, he replied "not really." his eyes were almost closed."| Belli wi jchampion by Cassius Clay, his: doctors report. stopped Tuesday night in a sev- C ym Oth Juror Picked | For Rubyss Trial DALLAS (AP) A young,for getting out," Belli said salesman was accepted today|"The real: reason is that they as the sixth juror in Jack Ru-|have fixed opinions about by's murder trial, making the! Ruby." jury half completed. Belli says Dallas County is He was R. J. Flechtner, 29,/biased against Ruby and renews'| married and the father of two his motion, again and again, to) children. move the trial away from the He passed the tests of first! city, jthe state and then the defence) As the jury-+ picking grinds in record time for this trial--|along, tempers appear to be 20 minutes. fraying in the courtroom, He said he saw a rerun of} When Assistant District At- the televised shooting of Lee'torney William F, Alexander |Harvey Oswald. But he was not/commented sarcastically about |closely questioned by either side|continual defence interruptions as to whether it made a deep|Tuesday, assistant defence impression on him, }counsel Joe Tonahill rtorted: Flechtner is a Christian Scien-/"I'll continue to interrupt as tist. He said he had been curi-|long as the district attorney ous as to why Ruby shot Os-|continues to be dishonest with ald. But when chief defence| Winesses." hitting pretty good|¥ idn't look like a hurt man to|/Whether he has any opinion on * replied "not really." | Montreal Schools s fina uestion to | as: "It you von sitting be-| Checked For Arms MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)--/side me here; as Jack Ruby is,| what many termed the/by a jury in your frame of/schools, reatest upset in pugilistic his-/mind?" Flechtner said helties in the dethronement of} would, Liston as heavyweight colleges and universi- Montreal having cadet corps or officers' training sec- Prior to Flechtner, another|tions are being checked by the prospective candidate was ex-|a™my for weapons, it was "This is no fix," screamed cused when he said he is Op- onny learned today. The latest medical bulletin,| issued Tuesday night, said, how-! ever, that Hoover, 89, had spent} 'NONG President enth-round technical or any other fighter the public wanted him to meet, knockout, | ,, In The new champion was asked jhe had been declared the win-| Principals |eal knockout. lay, a 7-to-l underdog, after|posed to capital punishment, in the courtroom) er by a seventh-round techni-| agree, generally, that the jury| |may be complete by the end of} semi-automatic rifles and the bolts from six .22-calibre rifles from Lower Tuesday. Army officers took three F-N Canada College Turkish-Cypriot Head Cables LB] For Help NICOSIA (AP) -- Pians President Makarios to as by/defend the island's independ- ence and territorial integrity, his Greek-Cypriot security force|/But it was unlikely that any of and disarm all irregulars on|the Turkish faction would want Cyprus has injected an explo- to join such a force. sive new issue into the crisis in the eastern Mediterranean, The Greek-Cypriot president | keeping Maj.-Gen, R. M. Carver, com- mander of the British peace- force on = Cyprus, * oi * " said his order Tuesday to create|termed Makarios' order "a a special 5,000-man police force| Very clever document. was designed "not only for the island's security and return to) normality, but also to face any {other unpleasant situation." | In a move obviously simea| at the Turkish-Cypriot minority) Oshawa Youth Held After opposing his Greek-Cypriot re-| riot carrying arms gime, Makarios said any Cyp-| illegally} would be disarmed and anyone} }attempting to import arms "will be prosecuted." strength to nearly 7,000 men, peacekeeping force on Cyprus. The Turkish-Cypriots said that under the constitution the spe- cial made up of 60-per-cent Greek- jish-Cypriots, Greek Cypriot officials said Turkish-Cypriots would be. wel- come to join the force if they swear allegiance. to the Makar- force would have to be Cypriots and 40-per-cent Turk- | about the size of the British|tory superintendent, | | Guard Slugged GUELPH (CP)--Four young prisoners at Guelph Reforma- tory are under close supervision Turkish-Cypriots immediately|tpday after they seriously in- challenged the constitutionality|jured a guard and a laundry of the order, which would raise|room supervisor in a bid to es the legal Greek-Cypriot armed|cape Tuesday, Charles Sanderson, reforma- said the four teen-agers will be kept un- der "close supervision" until they are brought to court in Guelph, A date for their court appearance has not been set. Police will complete their in- vestigation before the youths appear in court. The guards, Harold Pattison, 40, of Hespeler, and Robert A, Drysdale, 53, of TURK-CYPRIOTS FEAR 2ND CUBA "a rather restless day due to} www "Raps Gold Group | There were no immediate i Sist.. U.S, move. the meres ital "from his : hotel suite at po aidcenien sare, president of Northern /f money the gold-mining group ers. |Ontario Natural Gas Co., Ltd.,/2@8 invested in NONG is about The announcement Tuesday|today criticized a gold-mining en ee See ee pedo ta gl ong ot group which has become aithe federal government. under eration he underwent at Colum |large minority holder of NONG|the Gold Mining Assistance Act. bia Presbyterian Medical Center|Shares for not voting at the) There had been speculation to remove a cancerous tumor|ComMpany's annual meeting. that a group of shareholders, from his intestinal tract. He also suggested at the an-|ieq by the gold-mining group, eee ' Re ee ae might try to unseat the NONG |management, but no fight de- veloped at the annual meeting. The board of directors was jre-elected without opposition. Mr. Farris said the mining group, made up of eight com- panies representing 31 mines, holds 313,000 NONG shares. for such a group not to go near manage- ment to discuss the company. He said the group's holdings represent an investment of about $6,000,000. Indications were that this was about the sum the group's mines had re- ceived from the government as emergency Mr Boats, Divers Search For Jet NEW ORLEANS (AP)--Boats| and -divers looking for: the wreckage of the huge Eastern Air Lines jet that crashed into Lake Pontchartrain gathered at} day light today ona point where one boat "hooked onto some- thing big."' All 58 persons aboard the plane, including a Canadian secretary, were killed. The four-engined D€-3 crashed into the lake 20 miles north of New Orleans nine minutes after takeoff from New Orleans In- ternational Airport at 2:01 a.m, Tuesday is about 30 miles ing diameter, The Canadian was identified) but darkness prevented divers as Miss Clarice Nassif of Mont-'from further investigation real, a secretary with the Que- usual' bec Liquor Board The jet, with a capacity of 126 passengers. was on the sec- ond lap of a flight from Mexico City to New Orleans, to Atlanta, to Washington, to New York City. It had 51 passengers and a crew of seven By nightfall, which forced sus- pension of the search, only bits of the wreckage had been 're- covered, along with what was described as bits of bodies. A U.S. Coast Guard boat snagged 'something big near the north shore of the lake, which was "not assistance. Farris said he is that when the assistance gram was drawn up the ernment did not expect funds would drain away to Tor- onto and wind up invested in a company that did not need them . EVIDENCE JOLTS 'CLAMP DEATH' INQUEST sure pro- gov M Ds Clash, Patient Bleeds junitormed to protect household. TORONTO (CP) -- The doc-} "TI suggest that portion of the tor who started an operation on death certificate was deliberat a woman who died 18 days after ly falsified, Mr? Hoolihan said. has denied he falsified the death P. RB Pepper, the doctor's certificate, lawyer, objected to the remark Patricia Morgan died in Tor- and Coroner Gerald Blanchet's onto East General Hospital Nov.|ruling that it was proper. 4 after surgery begun by Dr ies ec : Kenneth A. Brown, but finished REJECTS SUGGESTION When Mr. Hoolihan again sug- by other surgeons n Her death, the subject of an S¢Sted Dr. Brown had falsified inquest before which Dr, the certificate, the doctor re- Brown was testifying Tuesday, Plied simply, "I didn't." Dr. Brown said he was not has been attributed to a bowel obstruction caused by a clamp present at the autopsy when the left in her abdomen after the clamp was discovered and at operation the time he made out the cer- Dr. Brown was cross - exam- tificate did not believe © the ined by Crown Counsel John Clamp had caused the death Hoolihan for listing cancer and) 'With the information I have intestinal obstruction as now," he said, "I would be will- » of death without ref-ing to change the death certi- to the clamp, after ine ficate." had been advisd of an autopsy pr. Brown gave the court the report mentioning the clamp. first public account of. wnat hap- pened in the East General op- erating room Oct. 18. It was during this operation the fatal clamp was believed to have been left in Miss Morgan's body The physician said he was sisted at the outset by Dr T. bleeding, the witness 3 Varga, chief resident of | He : the n pital, and Dr. Paul Tal had been removed, Dr. Varga an intern, They were attempt-i stepped into his place at the op- ? ing to discern whether the pa tient's attacks of nausea and in- testinal pain were caused by stomach cancer or bowel ob- struction DOCTORS DISAGREED He said he and Dr Varga came to'a disagreement about operating procedure and. Dr Varga called in Dr, Burns Plewes, the hospital chief of surgery Dr. Plewes decided the pa- tient. who had a long history of abdominal cancer, wou'd not likely survive the operation, Dr Brown said, The witness said. he. told Dr Plewes he thought the patient young enough to stand a good chance of recovery and that there had not: been any evi- dence of cancer in that opera- tion, acute Stag 1° ca erence : After 20 minutes of discussion the anaesthetist found it neces- Sary to give Miss Morgan her second blood: transfusion Dr. ordered ginal operation dise CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 HOSPITAL 723-2211 Pléewes the ori- 'd and spleen said that afte vee ahashi if he planned to retire after one| more : puso | would be expected to gross per-|sician of the Miami Beach box-| Luther E. Dickerson, 27, vice- Guelph, are be a ae ee tal. ot the skull from Seas cher The statement, read by Dr. los government and promise to which now|Alexander Robbins, chief phy-| this week or early in the next. At that point, testimony begins. big fight, | TORONTO (CP)--Raiph "Ky)nuat-meetingotat~the amount! jthe mines have received from! It} the! haps $10,000,000, jing _ commission, Said "Liston,! president of a chemical. firm, Tt Was'at this point that Clay/%, "'suffered the injury to theland Douglas J. Sowell, 33, a dropped his retirement bomb-|!0ng head of the biceps tendon| mechanic for an airline, were shell, saying in a low voice; '1)f the left shoulder with the re-|celected Tuesday as the fourth jam thinking about retiring right|SU!t there is \now."" jtear of muscle fibres More than 100 reporters, clus-|S0me hemorrhage into the ™ muS-/ sworn in. tered around a raised platform| le belly. Be te ds many el ee 1 ened OF miter in an ante-room at Convention| }with malice in the shooting of sr png bia Poti the ttle, T 0 M Bilk | Oswald last Noy, 24. He faces could not believe their ears an a possible sentence of execution repeated the question. | Ww en 1 in the electric chair. Oswald And Cassius solemnly said: | Pe Lad been charged with the as- "That's right--I mean it," Wh thy W sassination of President John F. However, few of the reporters | 1 oman Kennedy in Dallas on Nov, 22. took the statement seriously| More than half of. those re- since the young descendant of a Kentucky slave has proved himself one of the greatest Out Of $300 | opposed to capital punishment. actors ever to appear on the jected "for cause" said they are : are | Belli said he doesn't believe Ptgpacagel = Police to-| this' is their real reason. sports arene. }day are hunting for two men Clay also drew a loud round stills "a .|- "I think pople are using cap- of applause from the question-|~" "~~ es a ers when he announced, also in The men, posing as public| a low. solemn voice: "I am Utilities commission tnspectors, Hi h Sch ] through talking. I don't have to/@Mtered Mrs. Lintner's Perry 1g 00 Boy Stabbed, talk any more. I have proved street home Tuesday afternoon. my point. I will let-the others! They told her they had come to do the talking," check the plumbing, Clay said he was not aware; While Mrs. Lintner led one of that Liston had injured himself|the men upstairs to examine in the early stages of the bout,/the bathroom fixtures, the other as reported after the fight and|/rummaged through dra wers later confirmed by a team of|downstairs and 'stole $300 in) BRAMPTON, Ont. eight physicians, cash, police said Glenn Vandergrift, a 19-year- "When did he Police Chief George Rankine|old student at Central Peel hurt?" Clay asked issued a warning to Whitby|composite school, was stabbed "In the first round,"? someone householders not to admit '"in-|in the heart in a fight outside the school Tuesday. Vandergrift is in fair condi- tion after an operation in which four doctors closed the wound, His father, plastics manufac- turer Harry Vandergrift, said he was told the fight was over a girl. Police however, said the (CP) say he was replied spectors"' to their homes unless) "Well -he was hitting me they could prove their identity. pretty hard and chasing me al!) Whitby PUC General Manag- around the ring in the fifth er H, C, Simpson told The Osh- 3 Sane . ei awa Times that the PUC does jnot employ plumbing inspectors. | |'We employ meter readers but they are easily identified by their uniforms," he said. He added that PUC inspectors are physical supremacy. Police said Vandergrift did not have a knife during the fight. They said several stu- dents witnessed it. Principal W. G. McDowell said both students involved had "gentlemanly records" at school. Leslie Robert Lockhurst, 16, of Brampton was charged with wounding. LATE NEWS FLASHES NDP Members Seek Adoption Revision TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario New Democratic Party convention will be asked to ban religion. as a factor in the adoption of young children. U.S. To Watch For Confessed Slayer VANCOUVER (CP)--Police in the United States have been ordered to watch for Charles Heathman and: arrest him for deportation, the district direc- tor of immigration investigations at Seattle, Wash., said Tuesday Two Men Grab $21,000 Montreal Payroll MONTREAL. (CP) --~ A.woman employee of Volkswagen Sales and Service told police two men ~ grabbed a briefcase containing more than $21,000 in cash and cheques from her at a west-end street corner. The victim, Claudette Van Groningen, said the attack took place at the corner of Royalmount Avenue and Decarie Boulevard. Syd Correll, Whitby plumbing and building inspector, com- erating table and said he would mented that he has been "after complete the operation. He al- the town for some time to get lowed Dr, Varga to do so rather|credentials" which would prove than force another argument, (his identity. At one point, the witness said "Nothing has been done yet," he had neither used the type of\he said. : clamp listed as being respon- sible for Miss Morgan's death nor worked in the part of the abdomen where it was found The inquest was ordered early this month after Miss Morgan's sister,' Mrs, A, W. Neate, learned of the clamp in a dis- cussion with Dr. Brown. The death had' not been reported to the covgner's office, Mr, Hoolihan asked the doc- tor why he had not treated Miss Morgan: for severe pains and vomiting she had experienced about a week after the opera- tion Dr. Brown replied he had been forbidden to do any fur- ther operating on the patient The long, often tense day in the courtroom ended in confu- sion when Dr, Brown @isap- peared after a 15-minute recess called at 5:15 p.m M Pep aid' his ¢ who is pa ly deaf, had ably misunderstood instructio and believed the inquest adjourned for the night % with) woman and two men previously | fight was intended to establish| Dr, W. G. Y¥. Grant of Brooklin today released the following progress report on the condition of Mayor Lyman Gifford of Oshawa | who is convalescing in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, from recent surgery: His Worship Mayor Lyman Gifford is continuing to suffer from complica- tions from his recent sur- gery. His condition is con- tinuing to improve gradu- ally, dut his convalescence fil be somewhat more pro- 'IMPROVEMENT IS GRADUAL' MAYOR'S DOCTOR REPORTS separation and/and fifth jurors. They joined al ing brooms, The four youths are Harold Hulse, 17, Silvercreek, N.Y., serving eight months on break- ing, entry and theft, Lanny Jo- seph, 18, Oshawa, serving 12 months for breaking, entry and theft and seven changes of au- tomobile theft, Richard Parons, »17, Ottawa, serving nine months for breaking and entry with in- longed than was at first |tent and theft, and Anthoy anticipated." | Prest, 18, Niagara Falls, serv. ig nine months for breaking, entry and theft. | | Former Beauty Queen Keeps Baker's Secrets WASHINGTON (AP) -- Ca-|Tuesday role Tyler, Bobby Baker's at-|more than 100 times to answer|whether she would be a more tractive secretary, refused to-| questions put off a decision informative witness. heard Baker jday to answer questions about/whether to recommend he be her part in the former Senate|cited for contempt of Congress,| will not object to television cov- aide's get-rich-quick deals. "On the advice of my attor-|onment, a $1,000 fine, or both. ney... I refuse to answer any questions that may be _ pro- pounded to me by members or employees of this committee other than those which relate to my name and identification as the person named in said sub- poena,"' she said. | In a statement read to the Senate rules committee hear- ings, the 24-year-old former sec- retary based her refusal on constitutional grounds. She followed Baker by one day on the witness stand before a standing-room-only crowd and live television cameras in: the marble-columned Senate caucus room, Like Baker, she refused to answer question on grounds of possible self-incrimination, and also invasion of privacy. Her lawyer, Myron: G. Ehr- lich of Washington, told report- ers Miss Tyler based her re- fusal on her Fifth Amendment |protection against possible self- lincrimination and on the con- tention that the Senate rules committee is not engaged in a valid legislative purpose. | Baker, who resigned under fire last Oct. 7 as secretary to |the Senate's Democratic major- lity, similarly refused to answer }questions Tuesday at. the in- |quiry into his financial and bu- |siness dealings. ARRIVES EARLY Miss: Tyler, former Tennes- jsee beauty queen, arrived in jthe Senate caucus room about /10 minutes before the scheduled start of the hearing. The chest- nut-haired girl was a_ striking figure ina white double breastea suit with big black buttons. Miss Tyler was described by Baker as his cousin when she moved into. a swank four-bed- room town house where she still lives. She now works in Ba- ker's. law office ( i, The rules committee which ler's 'clinegd in advance of today's refuse ; public hearing to discuss But he told a reporter "she |punishable by a year's impris-|erage" of her testimony. The committee is investigat- Baker, who resigned Oct. 7 as ing whether Baker was involved fth Amendment, against self- jsecretary to the Senate's Demo-|in cratic majority, cited constitu-|deals or other | tional | Fi jincrimination for his refusal to answer. conflict-of-interest _ business improprieties grounds, including the/ while employed by the Senate. The investigation was ordered after Baker, 35, resigned from the $19,600-a-year post after al- Myron G, Ehrlich, Miss Ty-|legations he was using his Sen- Washington lawyer, de- IN GOOD HUMORED SILENCE--Carole Tyler, for- mer Tennessee beauty queen who was Bobby Baker's Capi- tol Hill secretary; flashes a big smile in her appearance > ate position to further his pri- vate fortunes, today before the Senate Rules Committee.. She refused to answer questions from Senate investigators but denied she was "guilty of any legal or moral wrongdoing,' rt by the butt ends of lange sweep,