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|, f The Hometown Newspaper Of Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, Bowmanville, Pickering and neighboring centres, VOL. 93 -- NO. 305 LEO LENIENT She Oshawa Cimes OSHAWA, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1964 Ottawa and for payment fi Weather Report Much Milder Today And Wednesday With Slowly Rising Temperatures. Occasional Light: Rain. High-40, Low-80, Authorized as Second Class Mall Post Office t A. aig EIGHTEEN PAGES McCutcheon Peacemaker Between PC Chief, Balcer? | OTTAWA (CP)--Senator M.;considering sitting in the Com- Wallace McCutcheon was re-|mons as an independent as a ported Monday to be a central|result of the party's stand on figure in efforts to heal a rift/the flag issue during the first between Opposition Leader Dief-|part of the. parliamentary ses- enbaker and Leon Balcer, Que-/sion. He disagreed with the tac- bec leader of the Progressive/tics of extended debate on the Conservatives, who says he is|flag which have been described considering quitting the party.jas a filibuster. However, official party} : sources said they know OORIOG ote eee ney al by about the reported efforts of|'~ » S580 38 ep 0 apprehensive about the party Senator McCutcheon. ;: pe The Toronto senator, trade opposing the constitutional ' gust concerning the Rivard * |ease. _ jobtain bail for Lucien Rivard, '|wanted in the U.S. on charges | of narcotics smuggling. FORMER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TESTIFIES Guy Lord (right), former inquiry sessions in Ottawa. executive assistant to Justice Mr. Lord, who took the wit- Minister Favreau, talks with ness stand today, testified con- his lawyer, Yvon Jasmin, cerning events surrounding al- prior to one of the Dorion leged attempts to obtain bail for Lucien Rivard, wanted in the United States on a nar- cotics smuggling charge. (AP. Wirephoto) Donnybrook May Be Avoided At UN UNITED NATIONS (CP)--;hind because it will not pay as-;might appeal to the assembly ie way was reported clear to-jsembly. assessments to finance|for voluntary contributions t 'y for the UN General As-/The Congo and Middle Eastjimprove UN finances, cripple: sembly to clean up year-end|peacekeeping operations, which|by unpaid assessments. without a showdownlit contends are illegal. The| Thant, away from his office over the Soviet Union's vote. | United States says it should not|since Dec. 3 with a duodenal Assembly President Alex'be allowed to vote. jpeptic ulcer, returned Monday Quaison-Sackey of Ghana was) Diplomatic sources said no|and resumed negotiations on the expected to tell the assembly to-/ progress was-made Monday to-|basic peacekeeping financial is- day that he had worked out an|ward settling that dispute. They|sue. These are expected to go agreement with key delegates.|said Secretary-General U Thant!on during the assembly recéss. minister in the Diefenbaker cabinet when it went out of of- fice in 1963, is named with Gor- don Churchill, the party's house leader, and National President Dalton Camp of Toronto as be- ing active in a_ reconciliation attempt. Mr. Balcer announced he is Railroad Walk Off Jobs WASHINGTON (AP) -- The |Brotherhood of Locomotive |Firemen and Enginemen an- jnounced a systemwide strike lagainst the Southern Railway ltoday, effective at 6 a.m. J. W. Jennings, vice-presi- dent of the AFL-CIO union, said ithe walkout, resulted from a ;company move to operate loco- motives without firemen. He said both sides had agreed to meet Jan. 13, 1965, to negotiate jthe issue, and called the com- |pany move a breach of con- jtract. | Headquarters of the 8,100-mile |line declined immediate com- amending formula agreed upon among the federal and provin- jcial governments, It remains to {be dealt with when Parliament jresumes Feb. 16. | | ¢ | Following the Balcer an-) ® nouncement, Mr. Diefenbaker| said his door is always open to| |Mr. Balcer or anyone: else. | | ii) MAYA PREKRASNAYA LADY Decadent pre-revolutionary audiences in the Russian cap- fashions may become all the jja).' Edwardian-style hats, lv, ena re made of ostrich and osprey ' F feathers are influencing styles known as "My Fair Lady" over here--has wowed theatre today, as shown above. 10 WHITES REPORTED DEAD Mercenaries Liberate 20. Whites From Rebels _ LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters)--jgive any more detail on the White mercenary-led Congolese|death of the 10. Army troops today freed about) Congo Army headquarters 120 whites from rebel lands injhere said Monday it had inter- |pay, away-from-home expenses, wage and work guarantees, paid jholidays and other matters. | The Southern was not a party |to the national dispute over \diesel helpers. The upshot of the national dispute, in which Con- }gress took a hand, was an ar- bitration ruling that the rail- ways might eliminate up to 90 per cent of the helper-firemen on diesels, in yard and freight service, beginuing last May 7. / | Booze - Weaning / ford University in Britain, said = {Mr. Rouleau, Liberal MP for z Aug. 4 or 5. 4 \stituents named Rivard. The MP had said Mr. Lord|pij Diplomatic sources said the} ment. Parents Slammed Meanwhile, reports of picket-| Wamba, southeast of Paulis,/cepted an insurgent message in agreement would let the as- sembly elect four new Security| cies ponies is, NEWS HIGHLIGHTS stopgap budgetary resolution by| the general consent procedure) that was used on opening day. Father Of Five Drowns In Well Dec. 1, to elect the president and admit Malawi, Malta and Zambia to UN membership. The agreement was reported) to include a preliminary infor-| mal poll to resolve a race be- tween Jordan and Mali for a SUDBURY (CP) -- Leger well. council seat. This would ive Huge Office Building For Toronto TORONTO (CP) -- Construction of a multi-million dol- the assembly four unopposed candidates it could elect by ac- clamation. | That would put off a Soviet-) U.S. showdown over Article 18 of the UN. charter. The as- sembly, after finishing up the essential business Wednesday, would recess until around Jan. ll lar office tower on downtown city hall will be started this Toronto developer. hotel property. Article 19 says any UN mem- ber two years behind in total) assessments shall have no vote} in the assembly. The Soviet Un- ion is more than two years be-| United States. 1 five children, was drowned early today in 'his well. said he left the house, presumably to get water from the The site covers 109 feet of Queen Street frontage including a vacant lot and the adjacent municipal South Viet Commander Gets Into Swim SAIGON (AP) -- Lt.-Gen. Nguyen Khanh, South Nam's. military commander, and his general 'staff flew to the seaside resort of Cap St. Jacques today for confer- | ences apparently aimed at ending the deadlock with the NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)|"@dio reports reaching here|the Wamba area saying the 10 said. : thad been killed. The reports said 10 white per-| Today's report of the deaths sons had been killed. was 'based on accounts given by Tt was not known here how|some of those liberated in |many whites were originally in)Wamba, the sources said. the Wamba area. | An official Congolese air force The preliminary reports did/source said "planes were not state what condition the|standing by for a rescue mi ing came in from various points! jalong the 14-state Southern sys-|Parents who give their children tem, which serves such cities|a drink of beer or the olive out as Washington, Atlanta, Birm-jof their martini are unfit for jingham, New Orleans, Mem-|parenthood, an expert on alco- |phis, St. Louis and Louisville, {holism said Monday. In addition to the issue of} Dr. Marvin Block, chairman operating locomotives without/of the American Medical Asso-| firemen--or helpers as they are|ciation's committee on alcohol- Doucette, 40-year-old father of Police Lord Says MP Asked About Rivard's Bail Was Asked To Phone Lamontagne -- Lord OTTAWA (CP)--Guy Lord, former special assistant to Jus- tice Minister Favreau, testified today that Liberal MP Guy Rouleau asked him to telephone Pierre Lamontagne in early Au- Mr. Lord, 'testifying at the Dorion inquiry, was giving for the first time his version of the events surrounding attempts to Mr. Lord, now attending Ox- Dollard, had come to see him Mr. Rouleau had said he wanted to speak to Mr. Favreau concerning narcotics smuggling charges against one of his con- could obtain the information by discussing the case with Mr. Lamontagne, the federal prose- cutor in Montreal narcotics cases, Mr. Lord said the name Ri- vard meant nothing to him at that time. The 25-year-old witness said could easily get away if bail were granted because he had a great deal of money. Mr. Lamontagne had talked about the Rivard property at Ste. Rose. Mr. Lord said he had worked at the hotel on this property in the summer of 1961 when it was under the proprietorship of a man named Trudel. Trudel had sold to a group of individuals including Rivard and the new proprietors had re- fused to keep him on. Mr. Lord said he had told Mr. Lamontagne that this Rivard was not a person for whom he had any sympathy. Andre Desjardins, commission counsel, asked whether Mr. Lord knew at that time whether the U.S. government was inter- ested in the Rivard case. Mr. Lord said he didn't know and Mr. Rouleau had not. told im. GRANTED SCHOLARSHIP Earlier Mr. Lord said he was admitted to the Quebec bar in June, 1963, and at that time had been granted a scholarship by SEE -- MP ASKED {Continued on Page 16) Mr. Rouleau said he wanted to speak to the justice minister that same day and that the mat- ter seemed urgent so he (Lord) had called Mr. Lamontagne. He said Mr. Lamontagne had given him all the information in the case. NAMED ROULEAU He quoted Mr, Lamontagne as saying that he knew.the.-MP who wanted the information and he had named. Mr. Rou- leau. Mr. Lamontagne had said the case was giving him a lot of worry and that he had received threats and telephone calls and was fed up with calls, " Mr. Lord said Mr. Lamon- tagne had told him that it would be quite impossible to grant bail for Rivard, He had said the RCMP had a big file on Rivard, that the RCMP had been watching him liberated persons are in, nor sion for the Wamba people." Marine Base For The Soo oT i cites Great Lakes is to be estab- Lowes at Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., said today. =". | A department official said the federal government is still negotiating for a site for the base and that no date for start of construction can be fore- cast. At present the department has marine agencies at two On- tario centres -- Prescott and Parry Sound--and a sub-agency for a long time and that Rivard at Port Arthur. frequently called since diesel|ism, expressed concern over the junits became common--the un-|growing number of parents who ion is pushing ,demands for|give their children alone "MAJOR AMERICAN DISASTER" jchanges in rules on overtime beverages. Queen Street facing the new spring by Reuben Dennis, a SAN FRANCISCO (AP)\-- Aythreatened again to block hel- Won't Visit Whytehaven wi i Says "Mom" Whyte Se cnn an el a cee TORONTO (CP) -- Berthajwaifs in Canadian welfare his- day Of cleaning up after the|high California timber country | (Mom) Whyte can't bear to visit|fory. She called it Whytehaven.| West's Christmas week floods, for the ninth straight day. ithe site of her: controversial! But she had no licence. called. by the governor of Cali-| Between 400 and 500 persons |"baby farm" at Bowmanville,| Finally health authorities de-/fornia "a major American dis-|were isolated in vestpocket lum- | aster. bering and mining communities inear Oshawa, where the law)cided she had gone far enough. Pater ani stepped in five years ago and/A caravan of 37 cats swooped| 4 Massive airlift hoisted food along the Klamath and Salmon Viet "MONEY TRUCK ABANDONED Brinks truck in which three ed. in nearby cemetery. masked gunmen escaped after Empty money' bag is in fore- robbing safe in rectory of ground near tombstones. Gun- Divine Savior Church Mon- men bound two priests and a day night in suburba) - guard An undetermined ridge, ll., is found abandon- amount was stolen from the took away 91 children who hadidown on the farm about 35|2%d emergency repair equip-|rivers in extreme northern Ca- |been in her care. |miles east of Toronto. She was a ~ stricken northwest: lifornia. They've been cut off | "I don't believe in visiting|left with only one child--aj®™™ ©aufornia, since Dec. 21 and civil defence graveyards," Mrs. Whyte said/three-year-old girl named Ruth,|, Snow and falling tempera-|workers said they were getting in an interview here Monday. | Then she went to British|wtes added to the misery of|desperate for food, Her orphanage grabbed head- Columbia but authorities de-|'efugees from high water andj Dozens of helicopters were in \lines in Canadian newspapers|clined to allow her to resume) x for nearly 10 years. It was per-|caring for cast-off children. She haps the most unusual home for'sought refuge in Africa. | _ Anti-Cancer Drug | Ok'd For Humans | MONTREAL (CP) -- Jacob|Rutgers University in New) ) Gershon-Cohen of the Albert! Brunswick, N.J. | Einstein Medical Centre in' pr Gershon-Cohen told a re-| Philadelphia. said today a new norter he believes the drug has| antibiotic drug has been ap-\been tested against experimen-| proved by the United States|ta) cancer in animals for about| government for experimental , year, The approval for human use against human cancer. lexperimental use came from Dr. Gershon-Cohen, who is|the U.S, Federal Drug Adminis-| chairman of the symposium ON) tration, he said. | microbi ; | microbiology at the current con- ference of the American Asso- This apparently was one of a ** \ciation for the Advancement of/iumber of antibiotics being} /Science, said the drug, known|tested against various: types of| jas dactinomycin, was developed|cancer from time to time, the) ' |\by Dr. Sleman Waksman_ of|scientist said. THE TIMES today... -- Major Paynter Appointed 0/C, Ontario Regiment--Page 9 Ajax Horticultural Society To Disband--Page 5 Frank Selke, Semi - Retired--Page 7 Obits -- 16 Sports -- 6, 7 Teen Talk -- 13 Television -- 12 Theatre -- 16 Whitby News -- 5 | Women's -- 10, 11 --~ Weather -- 2 Ann Landers -- 11 . City News --9 Classified -- 14, 15 Comics -- 12 District Reports -- 5 Editorial -- 4 Financial -- 16 money truck which was' mak- ing a pickup at the church. | (See story on Page 2.) ge 'The home of the Norton merged in the Willamette Wood family (left, centre) River when this picture was (AP Wirephoto) | e i was almost completely sub- taken. Later it was swept Yreka, Calif., near the Oregon border loaded for meray mis- sions but unable through Mon- day to take off because of snow and icing conditions. Roughly the northern third of California, all Oregon and 14 counties in Washington had been declared a disaster area, enabling the region to receive special government assistance. California's Governor Ed- Hundreds Still Marooned California's property loss was estimated at between $200,000,- 000 and $220,000,000 by office of emergency planning and smail business administration regional officials. Washington Governor Albert Rosellini asked for $1,000,000 in federal funds for immediate re- lief and state and federal of- mund Brown made a low level|{icials estimated the state's helicopter tour of part of the|Storm damage at at least $7,- stricken area Monday. HOME ENGULFED from its foundation, smashed and gutted by the muddy floodwaters. The home was * 000,000. not insured, and cannot be salvaged, (AP Wirephoio) 5 EE ND REE