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pore eG Ee Dw NEWS IN BRIEF |Baritone 'Liquor Store On Pelee district chief of intelligence and) THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 11, 1966 7 enforcement. "Frankly, we} don't run into it very often." Chief Don Alberts of the coast|Year they guard's Marblehead St ation| boats carrying TRAIN STRUCK, FIVE DEAD, PROTEST RAIDS ST. JEAN PORT JOLI, Que. (CP)--Five people were killed Saturday night when the car in which they were riding was struck by a train near St. Jean Port Joli, Que., 60 miles north-| east of Quebec City. The vic- ims were identified as' Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Ouellette, 45 and 42, their children Cather- ine; 5, and Maritine, 7, and Pauline Cote, 18. All the vic- tims were from Chicoutimi, Que. SAWMILL BURNS CABANO, Que. (CP)--An es timated $500,000 damage was caused by a fire Sunday that levelled the Fraser Co, sawmill here and for a time threatened the rest of this community 115 miles northeast of Quebec City.) Flames erupted at_about_1.p.m.\ wreaths MOSCOW (AP) -- The Soviet) Union protested to the United! States Saturday against U.S. air raids in the vicinity of Hai- phong, North Viet Nam, Thurs- day, which it said "created a} direct threat to Soviet merchant ships and the lives of Soviet! , seamen." A protest note handed to the U.S. embassy in Moscow said some Soviet ships were al- most hit. VISIT CEMETERIES GORESBEEK, The Nether- lands (Reuters)--The Canadian standing committee on veterans affairs Sunday visited Canadian military cemeteries here and in the Reichswald, across the Dutch - German border. The committee arrived in Holland Saturday and left for Belgium and Britain Sunday. Two were.placed. at. the Scores Bit NBS Show By BOB THOMAS By STEPHEN H. MILLER | COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- A} small liquor store in the middle| HOLLYWOOD (AP)--The hit] of Lake Erie is causing head-| sopcars to be a goformed:rock|*¢%* among Ono's ant-smug 'n' roller named John Davidson. | ling forces. bought from state stores or; Krieger's concern apparently says his people have prob |hasn't spread to the U.S. Coast) warehcuses, A fifth (four-fifths of a quart) of Scotch costs about: $2 less in Cansda and if « stuff can be sneaked 0 Oh 0, it escapes not only the state Stirs Up Protest In Ohio ;Guard, the only organization) equipped to take on the smug-) cline nrahlem "It's not a very important near Sandusky, Krieger as the most adept smuggler-catcher on the lake, described by/|liquor for re-sale in Ohio. jyear, he says, although last,there may be some red faces frequently stopped slong the a One iene ; coast guardsman says he 19'or 13 Canes Ol! row potties from Peles Hot I ago, and adds, "You know, If Ohio liquor agents ever|pick up a quart every time t 4 catch up with the smuggiers,igo over there." enough trying to keep up with the' lake's honest boaters. | "We're primarily a_ search) and ieacue vperation, ne Sala, | "We're limited by time, equip- | ment and men." No one has) He is the husky baritone who! The store is just across the | markup but $10.50 in federal took over for Andy Williams|porder on Pelee Islands, ee oP iE |during the hot weather run of ; : | onald 1). Cook, Ohio's liquor | the Kraft Music Hall on npc. | Miles from the Ohio mainland.| trol director, cites newspa- John and his youthful band| Agents of the Ohio depart-| per estimates that $50,000,000 in have given the Monday night| ment of liquor control are con-| liquor is smuggled across the outing such verve and. style| vinced that Pelee is a major|jake each year, but he says the there already is' tat. of .eleva-|source of Canadian booze seep-| figure scunds "a little high." tion to the majors -- a winter|ing illegally through the walls! Cook's deputy, Floyd C. Moon, show. of the state liquor monopoly. | places the figure at between $1,- "Yes, there is talk," John Brig. Jack J. G. Spragge,' 000,000 and $17,000,000. confirmed, "but I'll believe it/head of Ontario's Liquor>Con-| Ralph Krieger, the depart- when I see it." |trol Board denies it. His records| ment's top enforcement agent BOUND FOR STARDOM are secret, but he says Pelee's|in the Cleveland area, and his jeanne to the coast guard," says Lt.-Cmdr. John Packard,'had time to hunt smugglers. this | and within minutes had en-|monument for 2,500 Canadian} Still, there doesn't seem to be} gulfed most of the all-wood|soldiers killed in the Second| much doubt he will ascend to) mill, built in 1898, At the fire's| World War and buried at Groes-| the topmost ranks in show busi- peak, more than 200 men were beek and 1,100 missing seryice-|ness. No career has been as} fighting it. men. |well planned and directed. It hae Sea eae - ' |helps that he also has talent. CROSSES ON TIGHTROPE CHOOSE TOP QUARTET Until recently he was work-| MONACO (Reuters) -- Sey-|, CHICAGO (AP) -- The auto\ing weekends at the Disney eral thousand persons watched|towners from Dearborn, Mich.,| studios in his first film, The a man cross the Port of Monaco| were judged best quartet in the) Happiest Millionaire, then hus- Sunday on a tightrope stretch-|finals Saturday night of the an-|tling to NBC a couple of blocks ing a half-mile from the terrace |nual competition of the Society! away to tape the TV show on of the Casino to the ramparts|for the Preservation and En-! weekends of Prince Rainier's palace. The |couragement of Barbershop, 'Now we've finished all 12 feat, which took one hour and |Quartet Singing in America.) shows--we were scheduled for 50 minutes, was performed by Second was the Four Rascals/13 but got pre-empted July 4," Henri Rochatain, 42, who told|group from Marblehead, Mass.|he said. "I thought maybe I'd reporters he plans to go to the The international chorus contest| be disappointed with. them and United States next year to try|was won by the Thoroughbred find things I wish I had done to cross Niagara Falls on a/Chorus from Louisville, Ky differently rope. "But I must say [ think I did business volume_is one of the men can do little but sit on the lowest in Canada. shore and fret. Under Ohio law, private citi-| Veep A ROWBOAT zens can import only one quart) "we'd tr : yy . y to catch them ina po Mogg ence yates alee or rowboat, if the state would just | markup on that quart, Larger hd seeiclety says Krieger. | The liquor department hopes amounts of liquor must be -|to have a boat next year, but ' at finn tied d that won't entirely satisfy Krie- e ' pe P poe age = out: | ger. Smugglers also can 'use ened: 2 -Uye veer en eer "Hell, they could make him into a star. First game the Planer: d CBS series. The Entertainers, ||" trips a day. if they. wante The show flopped but Davidson Oy he Says. s didn't. His dimpled, ingenuous HELD OVER 2nd WEEK charm and robust voice estab- lished him as a comer He followed with the Fanta sticks special, a Columbia rec-| ords contract, Bell Telephone hours. It was on the latter he Edward Sail Presents \ FEATURE SHOWN DAILY: 1:30-3:25-5:25-7:20-9:25 > | 20: Git veive-ns | BE CART EMIS" PLAYBOYS! PPAR FREDDIE. DREAMERS | THE 2 BLUE HORSE LOUNGE Douglas Lewis and The Musketars Country-and. Western Songs- are played to their very best, -- at the -- HOTEL LANCASTER "The Friendly Spot' GO-GO « PLAN BIG DEBATE GENEVA, Switzerland (Reut- ers)--About 400 theologians. and social scholars will gather here this week for the biggest de- bate ever held by the World Council of Churches on the Christian role amid the social revolutions of the time. The two-week conference, beginning Tuesday, has been four years in preparation by the world| | SIR FLOWER DIES LONDON (AP)--Sir Fordham Flower, 62, chairman of the ex- ecutive council of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, died Sat- urday. night. The wealthy brewer and patron of the arts became ill while on a visit to the United States last month. CAR HITS BUS CADILLAC, Mich, (AP) -- A car smashed into a U.S. gov- ernment job corps bus loaded the best I could. If anything, I) think I might have tried to sing more. But I did about five num-} bers a show--three solos--and| just about exhausted my whole repertoire."' STARTED AS ROCKER John is 24, the son of a Bap- tist minister of White Plains, N.Y., and a theatre arts gradu- ate. He started as a rocker, then went straight. He might still be singing in night clubs | ¢ nine: S18 Prot.lces lol Ae ee ce Sree 28 Fro jwith 20 persons Sunday, killing | and summer theatres except for estant, Anglican, Orthodox and other non Roman Catholic churches in more than 80 coun- tries. CONVICT FINANCIER DETROIT (AP)--Ben Levin-| son, Detroit financier and one- time Democratic political fig- the wife The 71-year-old driver of ear and his 65-year-old died in the collision, Eleven per- | sons were injured aboard the bus and three children in the back seat of the car were re- ported in serious condition. ure, was convicted by a U.S.| district court jury Saturday of &7 counts of fraud and con- spiracy. His Franklin Mortgage Co. was convicted with him on all counts and Richard D., Mitchell, president of a defunct real estate company, was con- victed on 19 counts. The charges were placed in connec-| tion with an estimated $4,000,-! 000 worth of veterans adminis- tration home loans handled by Levinson's company. No sen- tencing date has been set. Killer Whale -- Drowns In Net SEATTLE. (AP)--Namu, the killer whale captured off Can- ada, died Saturday night when he apparently was drowned after becoming entangled in a net at his pen on the water- front. Ted Griffin, owner of the 25- foot show animal, first killer whale to be kept alive for any time in captivity, said Namu apparently was drowned when he dived under a float at his pen and got caught in a peri- meter net. Whales are mam- mals and must surface from time to time for air. Griffin, 30, noted that this is the mating season and that! Namu may have been trying to escape to seek a mate. He said the whale had been ramming the nets of his pen "at pretty high speed" in recent days. "'He hadn't eaten for a day," Griffin said, "and for a week or so his performances haven't been in the proper style, so maybe he was trying to es- cape." Namu swam into the nets of some. fishermen a year ago off the British Columbia town of Namu. 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