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2 Heart Fund Starts Month-Long Appeal THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, February 1, 1960 CALLED ERRONEOUS HULL BLAZE DESTROYS 3 BUILDINGS SEVEN FIREMEN were in- jured in the five-hour fight to quell a fire that destroyed three including the muni- buildings, from left) on Hull's main street. | Loss was estimated at $500,000. The fire started in the La- cipal library (fourth building | flamme Building (third from left) = | Professor Raps Story By Press "4! OTTAWA (CP)--Dr. Richard Dr. Preston, commenting on|ple that only the responsible min- A. Preston, professor, of history | the story, says: at Kingston, says Press in a story nal. The CP story said Dr. Preston 'lin the article ticked off Canadian | defence department officers and : officials who oppose public dis- ! cussion of defence policy. The story or give public speeches. Royal Military College at The Canadian Wednesday, Jan. 27, drew erroneous conclu- sions from an article he wrote for the RCAF Staff College Jour- went on that al. ! though Dr. Preston did not name the officers or officials to whom he referred, it was known that members of the chiefs of staff committee have declined for more than a vear to talk with reporters "My article made no reference to the alleged action of these of- ficiais, either directly or by im- plication. In fact, on the question of policy statements by public servants, it said 'the officials of the department of national de- fence and the officers of the armed forces are responsible to the minister of national defence and may not express opinions or {reveal information without his 'authority.' "In another context it said: 'The people who have the knowl- edge are almost all in official positions in which, under our sys- tem of government, their tongues are tied , , . this is, of course, in keeping with the perfectly sound Canadian parliamentary princi- Death Count By THE CANADIAN PRESS 8 | Fast sleigh rides behind mov-! Holds At 32 Guy Lemieux was killed when he sled being towed by his fath- |ing cars ended in death for three er's car swerved into an oncom- boys in two separate accidents|ing vehicle, this weekend as Canada's toll| climbed to 32. A Canadian Press survey uh 6 p.m, local times Fr.day to mid- and also destroyed the |nioht Sunday included an Alberta Sarra Bournet Building next to car crash and a fire in Nova the Chez Henri Hotel, Scotia, which each claimed six lives. The weekend death toll in- ~--CP Wirephoto loyded 20 in traffic accidents. In Blind River, two boys were killed when their toboggan, be- ing towed by a car skidded side- {ways and hit a parked car. In St. Agapit, Que., three-year-old 'Soft Loan' Agency Plans Made WASHINGTON (CP) -- Canada will be asked to contribute $37, 830,000 over a five-year period to {help establish a proposed $1,000,-| 000,000 agency to make "soft" loans to needy ¢ oun tries on terms more generous than pro- | vided by any commercial agency in the world. To be known as the Interna- tional Development Association, DEATH BY SIXES An unemployed lumb e rman land his five children died Satur- dey in a fire which levelled their Sunnyville, N.S, home in less than 30 minutes. Six persons were killed in a two-car collision near Medicine Hat, Alta, One other traffic death in Al berta brought that province's to- tal to seven. Ontario had nine deaths, six on the roads, one in a fire, one drowning, and one when a man fell into the pro- peller of an ice seooter. The toll includes accidents con- nected with all forms of holiday activities. ONTARIO LIST The Ontario dead: Mrs. Margaret Pierce, 39, of London, on her way to hospital after apparently falling from a car near Masonville Saturday. Walter Dalpee, 11, of Ander- don Township, in a fire Sunday which destroyed his family's house and sent his paren's and only brother to hospital. Hospital officials said George Dalpee and his wife Ida, both 49, are in criti- cal condition. However, they de- clined comment on the nature and location of their burns. Don condition, ister makes public statements." " Dr, Preston also says the Jour- nal containing his article was published two months age and |ago "and therefore can have no |connection with any recent gov- ernment policy or practice con- cerning public statements on de- NO CRITICISM "My article called for fullest |possible scholarly discussion of {national security problems out side official circles based on such information as is available. It in no way criticized officials who, for very good reason, are pre- vented from taking part, or de. cline to take part, in public dis- cussion." The CP story's suggestion that Dr. Preston ticked off defence officials was based, in part, on the following from his article: "Many officers and officials are inclined to assert that .na- tional security problems are now so complex and technical that they can no longer be discussed by laymen, especially when the latter do mot have access to in- the article written nearly a year| fence matters." | MEN ON MARS? Prof. William James Me- Callion, director of extension at McMaster University, Hamil ton, agrees with a controver- sial new Russian scientific theory that intelligent . beings once lived on Mars. McCallion, assistant professor of mathe. matics, told his students the telligence and other classified in- formation. "They add that wide discus- cussion may even be dangerous since it may be based on erron- eous assumptions and also may result in dangerous leakages. "From this point of view the soundest policy would seem to be to leave all discussion of these matters to the secret de- bates of responsible officers. "Clearly a democracy which acted on this principle would abandon the vital principle of control of government by the citizens at large. An absolute blackout on defence discussions is, therefore, unthinkable. In fact, in order to organize ade- quate public support for polic", it is imperative that the public should be instructed and in- formed as fully as security per- mits." theory is supported by strong and scientific argument, ] --CP Wirephoto | | Mutual Defence Pact Pays Off TORONTO (CP) -- A mutual defence pact between two North Toronto merchants paid off Sat- owner Seymour Bordman was attacked in his store. His neighbor Louis Topp heard his screams through the thin wall separating the shops and rushed into the street to catch a man and hold him for the police. Taimo Juhani -Kappi, 17, has been charged with intent to rob and having a dangerous wezpon. Dalpee, 20, was reported in li Found Alive i had. been trapped for nearly 24 urday night when camera shop ip. discoveries on how the vital 'Ibringing him to the surface at Winner MONTEREY, Calif. (AP)-Dr. Linus Pauling, 58-year-old Nobel Prize winning chemist, was res- cued unharmed Sunday from a treacherous ledge on which he hours. The outspoken opponent of nu- clear bomb tests was in excellent condition when a searcher led him from his sea-cliff perch over- looking the Pacific. He started out for a walk Saturday morning from his nearby two-room cabin and fol- TORONTO (CP) -- The Cana- dian Heart Fund today began its month-long appeal for $1,246,000 to support medical research. In a joint statement, heart fund chairman D. W. Ambridge and national foundation president A. B. Hill said the heart foundation has received 100 applications for financial support of medically- approved research projects to improve knowledge of cause and control of heart disease, Of the $1,246,000 campaign tar- get, $900,346 is intended for re- search, $118,000 for education programs, $123,304 for maintain. ing heart found ation offices across the country and $104,350 for the 1960 compaign expenses in the provinces. folowed a deer trail until he be- came lost. He was on a steep cliff rising from the shore of the Pacific about 80 miles south of Monterey. He climbed--clawed, actually-- until he found himself trapped under a large, overhanging rock about 300 feet above the water. The surface there was chiefly blue shale, slippery and danger- FOUR SEASONS TRAVEL 4 4 "RA. 8:62 DECIDED TO STAY PUT "I got the jitters," Dr. Pauling said. "I decided to stay there un- til I was found." It was a little before noon Sat- urday when he got in the predica- ment only about a mile from his cabin where he gets away from bis Suties at California Institute ot hak Pasad TALLY-HO ROOM HOTEL LANCASTER A RENDEZVOUS FOR DISCERNING PEOPLE y, P where! he is a chemistry profe-sor. Dr. Pauling heard searchers Saturday night but they didn't hear his shouts, The scientist was dressed only in a light jacket and slacks and had to move his arms and legs frequently to keep warm as fog and freezing cold rolled in. Dr. Pauling won the Nobel Prize for chemistry in 1954 for protein molecules of plants and animals hang together, GET THE BEST For Less At MODERN UPHOLSTERING 9262 SIMCOE ST. N. OSHAWA RA 8-6451 or RA 3-4131 Miner Dies While 'Brought To Safety TIMMINS (CP)--A 21-year-old miner, Joseph Eli Paquette, died Saturday as rescue workers were Hollinger mine, Paquette. who had been buried in a pile of muck for more than five hours, remained conscious {throughout most of the rescue operations and spoke to the res- |cue crews. | Mine officials said the youth {apparently fell in a mill hole and was covered by rock, He called to his partner, E. J. Perron, who was working nearby and rescue F. BR. BLACK, 0.D. 136 SIMCOE N. ot COLBORNE THE EXAMINATION OF EYES FITTING OF CONTACT LENSES AND GLASSES CHILDR VISUAL EN"S TRAINING For Appointment please coll RA 3-4191 (Evenings by Appointment) |operations were started imme- diately. affiliated with the World Bank,| Frank Parks, 27, of Toronto, the 68-country body has drafted |Sunday when he fell into the pri its proposed charter and sent it|peller of an ice scooter on Penet- ELMO LAFRENIERE, jured during the Hull fire, re- ceives a Kiss from his wife in Mii i six men who toppled from a | ladder which broke during the 'Busiralian Wine Export Makes Canadian Inroads in- | hospital. Lafreniere was one of | blaze, ~CP Wirephoto "| 3 Buildings Gutted In to the 68 governments for ap- prova!. World Bank officers who | participated in the drafting pre- idicted the association will get widespread support. | The agency would lend money only to needy member countries such as India, Pakistan and other parts of Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America. Money could be loaned for long periods at low interest rates or no interest at all. Repayments may be made pin dollars or non-convertible lo- cal currencies. The major stipulation is that the money is to be used for 'high developmental priority" projects, such as water supply, sewage, housing and railways. This is to be supplemental to World Bank lending. Pope John Criticizes ang Bay near Penetanguishene, | | { CAR HIT BUS Thomas O'Neill, 51, of London, Saturday when his car crashed into the rear of a bus west of London. Thomas Edward Knott, 48, of St. Thomas, Saturday when hit by a car just east of 8t. Thomas. Hugh Cooper, 50, of Tillson- burg, Saturday when hit by a car east of Tillsonburg. | ! Roland Asselin, 9, and Ronald | Paulin, 6, of Spragge, near Blind |River, Sunday, when a toboggan| lon which they were being towed |by a car hit a parked car. The| driver of the towing car, Henry Andre Trottier, 30, of Spragge, | has been charged with careless driving. Joseph Flanigan, 13, of East, Gwillimbury Township, drowned Saturday when he broke through| the ice on the Holland River 24 miles north of Toronto. Soviet Deputy LEAN TENDER THIN SLICED PORK LIVER LEAN CLUB STEAKS Tuesday and Wednesday Only! Sensational Meat Features! h.49e Ib. 23. MARCH OF DIMES ToniGHT | MINCED BEEF Mrs. Earle Southern is ready | being held in 111 cities and vil- - iL Quebec Fire (CP) -- The ig in sted Cenada tof HULL, Que, (CP) -- The ssl) Unbelievers ard says Canada's having a good wine to sell ap-|cipal library and two adjoining By RUSSELL ELMAN ADELAIDE To Open Exhibition HAVANA (AP)--Anastas Mi- In the Oshawa tter opportunity parently' is not always sufficient|three - storey buildings on Hull's e/to gain a liquor listing. Seem. main street were destroyed Sun- to|ingly other procedural problems/day by fire firemen encountered | Seven were VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope John criticized Communist un- believers and reaffirmed Sunday koyan, Soviet first denuty pre- mier, is coming to Cuba. this week to open a Soviet exhibition. It could not be learned imme. to greet her Marching Mother (Mrs. Richard Donald) tonight. Turn your porch-light on be- tween the hour of 7-8 p.m. and lages tonight. District marches will be held in Pickering, Pickering Village, Ajax, Cobourg, Bowmanville, LEAN BUTT PORK CHOPS ith European brands are injured . ianity *'stil al- | Another difficulty facing Aus-|during a five - hour fight ig con-| nav Coristianity oy a i ns is advertising. European|trol flames. Thirteen Persons aonquer the world." are better known through-| Were left homeless, Value of the mhe 78.vear-old supreme ruler loss was estimated b. de-| of the Roman Catholic Church artment officials 000 'a fi i " A out ome's first diocesan sy- The injuries occurred when an| closed R sy Courtice, Hampton, Blackstock, Enniskillen, and Whitby. Be ib. 49e sure you are ready when the "Marching Mother" calls. AUCTION SALE diately who invited him. Moscow announced Saturday that Mikoyan had accepted an in- vitation to open the Soviet Scien- tific and Cultural Exposition in Havana Thursday. Cuba and the Soviet Union do not maintain diplomatic rela. tions. 42 Persons Killed In Colombia Crash BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)---De- layed reports reaching Bogota said 42 persons were killed Sat urday when a truck jammed with 70 people plunged into a deep ravine in Bovaca province near Soata on the Pan-American High. way. The truck struck a bridge after the steering mechanism appar. ently failed. Thirteen others were critically Injured welcome your neighbor when she calls on you to help sup- port the "March of Dimes" pro- gram. The March of Dimes is Draft Platform Ready For Party OTTAWA (CP)--A draft plat- form for the proposed left-of- centre new political party being sponsored by the CCF and Cana- dian Labor Congress will be made public this week, This was made known follow- ing a meeting of the joint CCF-| CLC committee that has been laying the groundwork for the new party, still unnamed. The lst of suggested policies will be in the form of a study best overseas win »s and best for out the world and often sell them- lian wine- selves by having built themselves y could sell fara goed reputation over the years, : | ud e ed. Australian wines eannot sell by aluminum ladder collapsed under | fod le Joke tv 1 sidients Palmer, wine board sec-'name alone, and are handicapped SR fjremen escaping from thely = a.eq4 of archbishops, bishons aid that while liberaliza- by Canadian restrictions of ad. Prary roof, which seemed about|y 4 the pastors of Rome's nearly at at § YOU WHO NEVER FINISHED HIGH SCHOOL are invited to write for FREE booklet. Tells how you can earn Your High School Diploma AT HOME IN SPARE TIME * AMERICAN SCHOOL 100 DUNDBAS ST. DESORONTO, ONT, Send Me Your FREE S55-page High School Booklet 'and Sample Lesson his is a Canadian High School Course, If all you need is minor adjustment our rates are low. If you are starting to plan now for carefree heating next year we'll gladly help you choose the ANTHES furnace best suited to your needs. LOW DOWN PAYMENTS, EASY TERMS DIXON'S 313 ALBERT ST. -- OSHAWA -- RA 3-4663 There's on ANTHES model to suit every need --every pocket book. or] arbis) \ "Ito cave in or | - tisir 2ohol 7 | 1 : * laws in some Cana vertising alcoholic beverages. | Lieut. Rene Payette suffered a 500 churches. : nces helped increase fraot vi ; Again, as he did earlier this sales, no new Australian . " Jractued pelvis, Jreman E00! month, the vontiff referred to a ve been added to lists firemen SL ond inhi a Moscow radio broadcast that de- rn provinces for years. imism 1 kl "in A scribed the gospel and the story WINES | |ien Simard, Emile Villeneuve and| : f Christ fable nL {Jean - Louis Gaudreau lesser in- of the birth of C ist 23. Lab ef, istralian exporters are juries in the tumble. 'It seems strange," he said, PRY to send their top About U S Fire Chief Leonard Fortin of| that after 2,000 yosiy ol = ality table wines to Canada, if 1 neighboring Deschenes, Que., also|!i#lous experience an Th h ie > liquor boards will list them, was injured when one of the fire.| £ospel. lived and gitfusey . there mer in an interview. "We ™ . {men landed on top of him. are still those who have the Sous. yA ero. 1SS11eS was dice, fiT5t nokiced by 2 night afe to 50 Catholic Church, al pare favorably wi w | watchman at the courthouse|StOrY ¢ # 4 types." | across main street, started from |Christianity, is only the prolong- . Australian wine sales in Can-| WASHINGTON (AP)--Derence an unknown cause in the La. ation of a great fable upon the aver, for discussion at conven-) [-- i ada average about 300,000 gallons Secretary Thomas S. Gates Jr.|flamme Building, and spread|life of the world, and that it is Pape Jater this year of the two y . a year, with wine imports from said Sunday the Russians prob-|quickly to the library on one side necessary to dissipate Xt to re- i A | ; all sources totalling 2,000,000 gal- ably will have "mod eratelyland the Sarra Bournet Building make the whole world. --_-- sponsoring § » | 3 1.30 P.M. AND 7.30 P.M. lons. Consumption of domestic/more" missiles in production and|on the other. i The Pobe halied he uctess of f Canadian wines is about 5,000,000 operation than the United States] The library, containing 45,000| the synod, during whic pro- f| bi ro until the Americans begin catch. books, was donated several "ears|posed articles covering many as- | gs | NO RESERVE BIDS © ALL SALES FINAL ons: + each of the last three|I0g up in 1962. ago to the city by Josephat Phar:|pects of Christian conduct for mw 3 WILL YOUR FURNACE LAST years Palmer has made coast.| But Gates said the intercontin-iand, a Hull philanthropist. clergy and laymen were read. |] ity i to . coast tours of Canada to|Stal missile gap, about which Te aid by ome A THROUGH THIS WINTER? DINETTE SUITES OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, DESKS i ; s ongress. have | ay mee, representatives of Austral Griccins jougress have bees) pay LETTERS BY AIR | Giog"ihe next fow months. They | CHESTERFIELD SUITES CRIBS, HIGH CHAIRS, STROLLERS an shippers a y e av aily transcontinental air mail| w - i | wor control board officials in each a expanding our missile Sévice in Canada was nil become Setimiive Spon sub. Do you wish now, that you had had your furnace | BEDROOM SUITES PLAY PENS, CARRIAGES, ETC. province Be sls Sttendeg the program, putting missiles on our |Urated in 1939. Isometime during the year. checked--or even replaced--last Fall? | KITCHEN SUITES FLOOR LAMPS annual meetings of the C bomber . h ign 4 a ee vial Dmber {oreo aud bringing into D0 TAKE CHANCES! us Widy! i CONTINENTAL BEDS TABLE LAMPS, PICTURES, ETC. a Dro aley oo operations Polaris, eiomatines NT Call ¥! || SPRINGS, MATTRESSES SPACE-SAVER DAVENPORTS ports on behalf of the Australian so-called missile gap, at least ODD BEDS, DRESSERS, ETC. CARPETS, CEDAR CHESTS wine industry. {from the point of view on the Palmer said Australian wine. validity of our deterrent," he TY SETS, RADIOS, BUNK BEDS DUNCAN PHYFE TABLES makers appreciate Canada's ef-/said in a television interview. BOOKCASES, RECORD CABINETS i forts to improve domestic wines| "We believe we are in a first. : Hundreds of items too numerous COFFEE TABLES, STEP TABLES to mention. SMOKERS, HASSOCKS OFFICE FURNITURE, DESKS, PLATFORM ROCKERS FILING CABINETS, TYPEWRITERS, TV SWIVEL CHAIRS ETC. ' and protect Canadian producers, | rate, first position" compared to| who enjoy preference on liquor Russia, he said. | lists. Gates' statement contrasted 3 - ith the contention of Senat: MISS ADVERTISING j= eae - ; Democratic leader' Lyndon B But among 36 imported bor- ri '| deaux red on. 5 og list. | Jonson of Texas last Friday that} (ec A {Russia will have "an enormous ings, only one Australian product aquantaze in missile striking Presenied, said Dalmer. power in the near future." At. loa give us au egal op The air force chief of staff, portunity. to compe 1th OUheriGen. Thomas D. White, presented coon jes: Augtral i a picture similar to Gates' in an- | ver ustralian winegrow-'other TV wuiterview. L AUTHORIZED hd FURNITURE 299 SIMCOE ST. S. ADDRESS OU 63rd YEAR mums