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Serene i cas, St ante om, was Aas a ie cies se era Weather Report Cloudy, windy and much cold- er. Scattered showers. Low night, 45. High tomorrow, Home Newspaper Of Oshawa, Whitby, Bow. manville, Ajax, Pickering and neighboring centres in On- tario and Durham Counties, VOL, 94 -- NO, 256 0 Per Week Home "Belivered OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1965 Beier a Second Sta | A POLICE OFFICER ex- amines the components of what they described as a "big molotoy cocktail con- Tory And NDP Chiefs Try Montreal Tonight By THE CANADIAN PRESS pe nen of a bomb appara- tus in the hall after Prime Min- ister Pearson's big Montreal rally Tuesday night threw a jolt. into the federal election campaign, Tonight Conservative Leader; Diefenbaker and NDP Leader' Douglas follow Mr. Pearson into Canada's biggest city for com- peting night rallies. The bomb was found shortly after a crowd of more than 3,000 had filed out of the Showmart building in Montreal's east end.| It consisted of clockwork mech-| anism attached to a bag of black powder immersed in in-| flammable liquid. . | A telephone tipster had sent police searching for a bomb while the Liberal rally--a_ tu- mult of chanting, heckling and 'MEG MANIA' Aisne aitinetapt sieeamen uagtsieasunit my i BOMB PLANTED AT PEARSON RALLY] By CY FOX MONTREAL (CP) -- "A big Molotov cocktail connected to a firing mechanism" was found Tuesday ie oo in a hall where, minutes before, Prime Minister Pearson had addressed a big and scuffle-fraught liberal elec- tion rally, The description of the explo- sive device came from Mont- real bomb-disposal police who were examining its components today, j It was found in the cavernous Showmart by building employ- ecs after the rally broke up. During the noisy meeting, po- lice had unsuccessfully searched for a bomb following an anonymous telephone call, The device found later, one bomb-disposal officer, said, was complete and "had all the rea- son in the world to go off," It was discovered at.a point about 200 feet from the stage where the prime minister spoke to about 3,000 persons, CLOCK SET The explosive device, wrapped in brown. paper, con- sisted of a lon can of what police called 'an inflammable liquid most likely gasoline," a bag of black powder immersed in the liquid and connected with two wires; and, attached to the wires, a large battery and a clock mechanism with its hands missing. Police said they could not es- timate the danger range of the explosive, the primary effect of which. would have been incend- jary, or fire-making. The lack of hands on the clock meant police had no way of telling when the mechanism was set to go off, The mechanism "wasn't made with the finesse we often found in such things," said officer. "But still it was come plete," Last weekend three bombs were found in Quebec City, Po- . lice said they may have been the work of pranksters or of publicity-hungry separatist ter- rorists, fighting--was still in progress, They went about it quietly but didn't find anything. Cleaners found the unexploded apparatus in, French, had a tough time get- ting his. He was roar at several points, including one when 20 young separatist demonstrators from erupted. SLASHES AT PCs leral government has 'no desti-|Winkle a sleeping pill." nation and no plan to get) Social Credit Leader Thomp- there."' The prime minister was/son told SU Mn Labor Takes Israel TEL AVIV (AP)--Prime Min- ister Levi Eshkol came out on ltop today in Israel's general lelections, beating back a deter-| |mined bid from right + wing |forees and a challenge from his one-time mentor and friend, ; [David Ben-Gurion, ,| With nearly half of the 3,059 a voting districts reporting, Esh- B )kor's Mapai Labor Party and "8 lite ally, the left-wing Achdut . |Haavada, seemed assured of at cogforas pact A orm It ljeast 42 of the 120-seats in the was made up of black POW: jin poew ; "| der, an inflammable liquid, Knesset (parliament), The two battery and wires, (CP) (NAA AN gL nected to a firing' mechan- ism" found Monday night in a Montreal hall after the s seat e old Sintuh ef Prinh Wineter parties had 43 seats in the o Knesset, The Mapai - Achdut Haavoda coalition was polling about 38 per cent of the total vote, com- pared with 18.6 per cent for the right wing bloc of Herut and the Liberal parties and nine per cent for Ben-Gurion's new Rafi Party. Eshkol now will be able to continue in power as head of a multi-party coalition similar \to the Mapal-led governments where Mr. Pearson had 5,000/which have ruled Israel for the the night before. 117 years of its existence, He pledged the NDP would, Ben - Gurion, 79, quarrelled reduce the interest rate on Na-|with Eshkol, 70, over the run- tional Housing Act loans tojning of the government and the three per cent from the current/so.called 'Lavon affair," a se- 6%, ponent to make loans for!cyrity mishap that ritred 10 existing housing, and said; years ago in Egypt. Wen-Gurion ater, The prime minister, alternat- g between English and over, & Ape : wanted a judicial inquiry" into out by the up: the incident but the Mapai lead- ership led by Eshkol wanted to forget it, , REJECT NEW PARTY ®,| Ben - Gurion stormed out of Pretirement to split Mapai, f\which he helped found, and to ann ELECTION REPORT MRS. NORMAN R. MOR- RISON carries her 18-month- old daughter, Emily, from Fort Myer, Va., Army Dis- pensary tonight returning to Baltimore. Earlier in the were ejected and a fight the hall Mr. Pearson slashed out a evening, her husband with the child in his arms, doused 'his clothes with a flammable and set himself' afire ' outgide 'the Petitagon,* He dropped , the baby before he was engulfed OL 'int A Suicide In Flames Over WASHINGTON (AP)=A_pa- cifist sacrificed himself in flames in front of the Penta- gon, His wife said he gave his life protesting the U.S. govern- ment's "deep military involve- ment" in Viet Nam, Norman R, Morrison, a Balti- more Quaker, clutched his one- year-old baby daughter Emily in one arm as he began to burn Viet the concrete abutment and beat out the fire with their coats and hands, Later, Dr. Stephen Sheehy, Arlington, Va., county told reporters, 70 per. cent Morrison's body was with second- and third + 4 burns which Sheehy said the pacifist, A spokesman for the Stoney 'late Tuesday, Screams of "drop|Run Meeting, the Quaker anization that employed Moet, and she was not injured, but Morrison was dead. on_ar- rival at the dispensary. Mrs, Morrison issded "a state- ment that her husband was protesting American involve- ment in Viet Nam. (AP) Diefenbaker --P. 2 All Other Leaders -- P, 3. campaign against Eshkol as © head of the new party, But the 5 | voters rejected both Ben-Gurion Eland the untried rightist bloc, '| A little more than six hours after the polls closed at mid- a. Might the Herut-Liberal bloc,| jcalled Gahal, conceded defeat) and announced it would remain} in opposition. j The Communists, who split/ jinto Arab and Zionist factions, the Conservatives and Mr, Dief:|© enbaker as unfit to govern Can-|~ ada Meanwhile, the object of at-/§ tack was returning the fire in) 'quan a speech to 1,400 persons at Wallaceburg, Ont, "Giving the Liberals a m Mr. Diefenbaker said the Lib:|jority is like giving Rip Van unit NNN TAN, 1,200 persons in the Lindsay Bests Beame In Gotham Mayoralty do. jasking the people of Canada for|2,700-seat Jubilee Auditorium at ja blank cheque while refusing|Edmonton that a reagicsd BOY" polls than four years ago when|Lindsay, a political maverick jto tell them what he plans to/ernment would be the pogo they won five Knesset. seats,/With a boyish grin, was elected ithe country if members o at-lThe Arab Communists were made a worse showing at the this NEW YORK (AP)--John V. city's first Republican junder retiring three + term imayor Robert F, Wagner, had jbeen endorsed by President Johnson, Vice-President Hubert year, But while Buckley failed to poll the votes some had pre-| dicted, he ran the strongest) race in the Conservative par- the baby" from onlookers may have saved her life, for she fell uninjured to the ground. . The 31 + year + old Morrison drenched himself in kerosene and kindled himself as a human torch in full view of hundreds of defence department workers and military men streaming for home, and within eyeshot of Defence Secretary Robert Mc- Namara's office window. However, McNamara was un-|- aware of the incident while it was happening. although papers notes found on him indicate 'he once! had attended # meeting 9 cerned with the Viet Nam war, The Washington Post quoted a Quaker friend of Morrison's as saying the dead man twice before had been dissuaded from immolating himself. About five hours after Morri- son's fiery death, his wife, a statement issued through fa- mily friends, said: "Norman Morrison has given his life today to express his concern over the great loss of life and human suffering caused by the war in Viet Nam, "He was protesting our gov- ernment's deep military in- volvement in this par. He felt that all citizens must speak their convictions about our country's action." Morrison was taken to Fort Myer dispensary, Blonde Emily, one of three son as a full time executive sec retary, termed him a "spiritual leader." 7 HOOD SURVIVOR: | LUCK RUNS OUT! LONDON. (AP) -- When a ' shell from the German tleship eg planation of it, It was luck, and I've been a believer in it ever since." Dundas, 40, was badly ine. jured in an automobile acci- dent Monday, He died in 9° London hospital Tuesday, Man, 76, Saved By Firefighter TORONTO (CP)--A 7é-yeare old man was rescued from his blazing ground-floor apartment Tuesday night by two subum Margaret eX-) ty's three-year history, jsmall children in the Morrison|ban North York firemen, Sets For US. Visit LONDON (AP) Princess Margaret excitedly packed a se- cret wardrobe today for her first visit to the United States The princess and her hus-} band, Lord,..#"'ydon arrive Thursday in w.« Francisco for a three-week tour, an event she has planned for at least 17 years, British correspondents in the United States already are tell- ing their readers here that the West Coast seems gripped by "Meg mania," with the social) set scrimmaging for invitations) to meet the princess The princess was 18 when she first asked her father, the late King George VI, for permission to visit the United States The King said wait, Then events took over, and the prin cess' ambition had to be shelved. In 1952, her father died. Then came her sister's coronation, | followed almost immediately by) the crisis over Princess Mar-| garet's romance with divorced biggest crowd -- an eatimated| terest ahead of their Own Pal Ziqnists perhaps one, ns ties, The only. major incident. was|ter city in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim| .The 43-year-old liberal' con- quarter where several hundredigressman's 136,000-vote victory religious zealots tried to stopjover Democrat Abraham D, Orthodox Jews from voting by|Beame in a heavy voter, turn- passing out leaflets, There jvas/out marked him as a man to no violence, ibe reckoned with in national The sect -- called Naturei|politics. Karta -- does not believe in| Beame, 59, city comptroller secular government of Israel,| claiming it violates the Bible's messianic vision of a theocratic state. | 4,700 in the Winnipeg Coliseum PUBLIC PREDICTS LIBERAL VICTORY THE GALLUP POLL (World Copyright Reserved) At this stage in an election campaign the political pundits and experts have a heyday prophesying the elec- tion outcome, So Gallup Poll interviewers went to the people to establish their best guess as to which party will win, f The odds are heavily with the Liberals, More than three-to-one voters pick the Liberals to win over the Con- servatives. In Quebec the odds are more than five-to-one for the Liberals; in Ontario three-and-a-half-to-one; and in the West more than two-to-one As for the New Democratic and Social Credit parties, their chances of winning most votes are practically nil. In the national total, 3 per cent of the voters name the NDP as probable winners and even less pick the Socreds Prior to the 1962 election, when a similar question was asked, there was a marked contrast in public thinking on which party would win, At that time, when the Conserva- tives were in power with a huge majority, voters split almost evenly as they looked into their crystal balls, Thirty-five per cent picked the Tories to win and 32 per cent named the Liberals, The question "REGARDLESS OF HOW YOU PLAN TO VOTE, Gas Walkout | , In2 Areas WINDSOR (CP) -- Supervi- sory personnel took over oper- ation of natural gas service here and in Sarnia as 211 service! employees of the Union Gas} Company went on strike early} today } The company said emergency! servicing of gas leaks, pressure} problems, overheating and ap- |pliances and equipment and no-, heat calls will be carried out.| {Routine service will be cur-/ tailed throughout Lambton and Mr. Douglas had the night'sjiiament placed the national in-\jooted to.win two seats and the/Mayor in 20 years early today,/Humphrey and Senator Robert He proposed "creation of a bet-/F, Kennedy. | Republican Governor Nelson |A. Rockefeller said Lindsay fwon a "hell of a victory." | But while Lindsay was win- jning in heavy Democratic New \York, Democrats were crush- ling Republican hopes with gov- jernorship victories in New Jer- jsey and Virginia, 'SUFFER SETBACK In general, Tuesday's scat. tered: elections in a handful of states offered comeback-minded Republicans little help in their hunt for answers to the di- lemma that was the legacy of 1964 presidential nominee Barry Goldwater, Lindsay won despite a 7-to-2 Democratic enrolment, and a challenge by William F. Buck- ley Jr., a Goldwater Republi- can who ran on the Conserva- tive party. ticket, Lindsay had the endorsement of the Liberal party. Buckley, 39, ridiculed Lindsay for his refusal to back Barry Goldwater for president last Returns from all 5,098 voting districts gave Lindsay 1,166,915, Beame_ 1,030,771, and Buckley 339,127, Lindsay won by staging a three-party "fusion" campaign in the manner of the late Fio-| rello La Guardia, the last Re- publican mayor, who left office in 1945 after three terms. But Lindsay was unable to carry in his running mates-- Liberal party chairman Timo- thy Costello and Democrat Mil- ton Mollen, housing aide under Wagner. They were defeated by Beame's Democratic team, Queens District Attorney Frank O'Connor, who won the city council presidency, and Mario Procaccino, city comptroller, Beame was bidding to become the first Jewish mayor in a city 'of 8,000,000 that is nearly one-| fourth Jewish, He won the} Bronx and Brooklyn, with heavy| Jewish populations, but. lost) Queens, Manhattan and Staten! Island, | family, was being tended by an army nurse, She smiled, un- harmed by the experience and too young to comprehend, Some of those who saw Mor- |rison go up in flames scaled Stafford Barnett was taken hospital suffering from serious burns after Captain Larry Burns and fireman Donald Browning broke beste af h and fumes to rescue him, ed tp Laborers Back On TORONTO (CP) -- Abou' ers' Union (CLC) returned to work on Toronto's east-west NEWS HIGHLIGHTS. Metro Subway t 150 members of the Labor- Puan ntang subway today after the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers, Union (CLC) withdrew picket lines at the project. The oil workers withdrew' the picket line without appealing an in- junction taken out by the construction company. Tass Blames LBJ For Beame's Loss ; MOSCOW (AP) -- Tass claimed today that the defeat of Democrat Abraham D, Beame in New. York's mayoralty race is regarded as an indication of public resentment of President Johnson's foreign policy. The official Soviet news agency in a dispatch from New York also said in- dependent Republican John V, Lindsay was elected be- cause Democratic mayors for the last 20. years 'were in- terested only in the good of their party rather than the needs of the New Yorkers," RoR ERT THEY -- es [SOOO HDRDO EOS Waa SORE SL royal equerry, Group Capt. Pe- WHAT IS YOUR BEST GUESS AS TO WHICH POLITI- ter Townsend. Within two years the princess had married Antony Armstrong-| Jones and has since been busy) with her two children -- Lord/ Linley, 4, and Lady Sarah, 1 A feature of the 20-day pro-| gress through the states is that) considerable time has been left free for private and spontane ous engagements, i This means that the princess frequently will be able to step out of the. royal receiving line to look at Americans at home. Her guide on these "'non-oc casion" will be her friend Shar-/ man Douglas, daughter of| Lewis Douglas, still remem- hered here as one of the most} popular American ambassadors! ever to grace the Court of St James's. \ y | Liberal The strikers are members of} ithe Oil, Chemical and Atomic} Workers International Unio nj (CLC), Sixty-five members of} Local 9-639 in Sarnia and 146) |members of local 9-758 in Wind- isor are involved, | They are seeking a 20-per-/ cent wage increase in a three- year contract, Average wage under the old contract, which expired March 1, was $2.42 an} hour. The company has offered) an average wage of' $2.66 an hour, retroactive to March 1 for 1985, $2.82 for 1966 and $2.96 for) 1967. Also at issue are fringe bene- fits and contractual wording. | A union spokesman said the strike was called after a break-| say ir i , ldown in negotiations between oe oe oe |the union and the company in| mussed up, had a wave and Toronto Tuesday, | a smile for well-wishers at ¥ \ CAL PARTY WILL GET MOST VOTES, OVER THE COUNTRY AS A WHOLE, IN THE NEXT FEDERAL ELECTION?" 1%2 TODAY Conservative .. 16% Liberal .. 2 50 NDP = osx eas 7 3 Socred * ssetee 3 a a BE, OER T TO 100%, 100% Today's regional guesses are as follows Maritimes Quebec and Quebec Only 12% 9% 48 5a 32 3 4 4 1 SS] Ontario Conservaive 13% NDP Soered Don't know 4. 4 REP. JOHN V. LIND- 100%, 100% 100% 100% wes his Roosevelt Hotel head- quarters in New York City early today follawing his election as Mayor of the city. Lindsay, the Republi- can-iberal Leandidate, thus becomes the first GOP mayor in 'the city: in 20 years. (AP) ) ald though | | In THE TIMES § Sign Sobotege -- P, 17 > Council 'Sporting' -- P. 5 'Whither Chuvelo -- P, 11 'Ann Landers -- 21 City News -- 17 Classified -- 28, 29, 30 Comics = 27 Editorial -- 4 Financial -- 31 Obits -- 31 Sports -- 10, 11, 12, 14 Theatre -- 14 Whitby News -- 5, 6 + Women's -- 18, 19, 20, 21 = Weether -- 2 er ase. ace eee Of its $306,300 - Now in it 18th day, the Greater Oshawa Community Chest's drive for funds has reached the $166,513 » mark target.