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THOUGHT FOR TODAY The man seen butting repeatedly into the cor golf clubhouse had just made a hole in one -- on the wrong fairway. his head ner of the dhe Oshowo Tones WEATHER REPORT Clouding tonight 'with scat- tered showers or thunderstorms. Cloudy and cool Supddy. Winds light. 3 VOL. 89--NO. 187 Price Not Over 10 Cents Per Copy OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1960 as Second Class Mall SIXTEEN PAGES Authorized Post Office t, Ottawa ROY THOMSON WITH 8S. 2 WOM EN, CHILD DEAD NVILLE CRASH 0. SHONIBARE AND B. ONABANJO (Standing) | Photo by Ashley and Crippen Nigerian Newspapers Get Canada Backing TORONTO (Special) A unique new partnership project linking Nigeria and Canada and almed at providing newly indepen- dent Nigeria with a powerful means of self-expression at home and abroad was announced to- day by 8S. O. Shonibare, manag- ing Director of the Amalgamated Press Ltd., of Nigeria, Kenneth R. Thomson, President of Thom- son Internafional Limited of To- ronto, Canada, and Roy Thomson Chairman of Thomson N papers Limited, of London, Eng- land. The Amalgamated Press pub- fishes in Lagos, the Nigerian Federal Capital, the Daily Ser- vice, the Sunday Express and the weekly Srohim Yoruba. A new national daily news- paper, called the Daily Express, will be created out of the new partnership. The Sunday Express will become the Sunday national newspaper of the country. Both these newspapers will be publish- ed in Lagos. NEW VENTURE The unprecedented ven- ture in Commonwealth co-opera- tion is the result of an approach by the Amalgamated Press Ltd. of Nigeria to Roy Thomson tol make available the necessary re-| sources and technical know-how for the speedy development of a modern newspaper industry in Ni- geria. Under a 50-50 partnership agreement just signed, the Amal- gamated Press of Nigeria will re- ceive fresh capital, new plant, technical assistance and a host of ancillary services from Thom- son International Ltd., of Toronto, to facilitate, for the first time, the rapid build-up of modern national newspapers to serve the interests of Nigeria at home and enhance the prestige of Nigeria abroad. VOICE OF NIGERIA In accepting this from Amalgamated Press, Ken- neth Thomson said that he is mo- tivated by the desire to assist the pewest member of the Common- wealth to take her rightful place with other nations of the Com- monwealtk and the free, com- munity of nations at large. "Any free nation must-have its own natfonal newspapers to ex- press the views of its people, to report the -developments taking place, to fight for the welfare of the nation and to serve as a mir- ror of national progress for the outside world," Mr. Thomson said in an interview. The paramount factor in the, | Fake Money MONTREAL (CP) RCMP | made a dawn raid on an apart ment house in north-end Montreal early today and seized $10,000 worth of counterfeit Canadian $100 and $10 bills Four persons and a fifth fled. The raid marked the firsi ma- jor success the police have had in breaking up a counterfeit ring that has been flooding the Mont- real area with nearly - perfect bills. Police said a truck and a car also were seized. Names of those arrested were withheld. CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5-1133 FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 /| HOSPITAL RA 3-2211 | new Police Find were arrested | ,| of the reconstituted enterprise. pointed Amalgamated Press publications and will be responsible for the direction of editorial policy. Rt invitation 'talking Roy Thomson will himself join the Board along with James Col- tart, Man ng Director of Thom- son New pers Litd., of Britain, Scottish Television Ltd., and Scotsman" Publications Ltd. Bisi banjo has been ap- prial Director of all WHERE THREE KILLED IN TWO-CAR CRASH AT BOWMANVILLE ON FRIDAY NIGHT LEMIEUX FAMILY RODE IN THIS CAR FRIDAY NIGHT Four Others ! In Hospital BOWMANVILLE (Special) Three persons were almost instantly killed -- including the mother of four children--and four others are in the Bowman- ville Memorial Hospital as the result of a two-car collision in the westbound lane of Highway 401 at Waverley rodd here at approximately 8:15 p.m. Friday night. DEAD ARE : Mrs. Mildred Le Scarboro. Keith Alexander Lemieux, 7, her son. Mrs. Barbara Dorenberg, 21, of North Mary's Township, R.R. No, 4, Picton. INJURED AND IN BOWMANVILLE HOSPI- TAL ARE : Deborah Lemieux, 8, fractured clavicle. Mary Lemieux, 10, fractured right leg. Larry Lemieux, 11, fractured jaw. Bernard Lemieux, 33, shocl HUSBAND OF DECEASED Bernard Lemieux is the husband of the deceased woman and father of the injured children. . John Dorenberg, 23, was the driver of the second vehicle. He was treated for a bruised knee and released. He is the husband of Mrs. Dorenberg. FAMILY OF SIX Police said that the Lemieux family of six -- enroute to Bow- manville on a shopping expedi- tion from their summer cottage at Cedar Crest Beach at the south end of Waverley road--was in a northbound car on Waverley that crossed the eastbound lane of Highway 401, then the cross- over into the path of the west- : pound Dorenberg car on Highway The Lemieux family was in a # 1959 Chevrolet sedan. Dorenberg and his wife were in a 1956 Ply- mouth sedan. Police said the Lemieux ear was struck about centre on the right side. The two vehicles ca- reened into the north ditch of the highway. Bowmanville OPP kept heavy eastbound traffic moving fairly well despite the fatal accident that also attracted spectators from many nearby points. West- bound traffic was not heavy. The Dorenbergs were on their way to attend a wedding. WERE VACATIONING Mrs. Dorenberg died approxi- mately 45 minutes after admit- tance to the Bowmanville Hos- pital. The Lemieuxs had been vaca- tioning all week dt Cedar Crest Beach. Mary Lemieux will cele- mieux, 30, of 914 Brimorton road, tv Photo by Bowmanville Statesman ! Photo by Bowmanville Statesman |w. language daily added. The newspaper attack followed an announcement Friday in the speech from the throne, opening the newly-elected Ceylonese Par- liament plans to take over the country's press to 'prevent abuses "' The International Press Insti- tute in Zurich, Switzerland, and the Commonwealth Press Union in London both sent protest mes- sages to the Ceylonese govern- ment, the UN troops landing were|with all his troops he will go nearly upset by a confusion inlback to Leopoldville." termination of both partners to geria but will be re-invested in where. Thomson International Ltd., of a new Board of Directors consist- dent, is thc holding company of national Ltd. Mr. Shonibare willl Roy Thomson believes that he r t . assist with advice and investment | monwezlth and he has plans for do not decide editorial Content, I|5ioft Which investigated the finan- the © ity", Mr. of the East- Both partners have agreed that|in the hands of the managers and [ment commission also said Fri-| appointed immediately. counting and office organization. * . Nig erian Growth [i mms vem spect to certain land transfers chairman of Amalgamated Press| In our agreement Mr. Thomson, The town's treasurer, Mrs. Ad- Mr. Roy Thomson, Chairman of itS people rather than to reap| "We recommend that she be ture of a new newspaper partner-|538y of many other people who from the expiration of the vaca- ity and co-operation in common. investing: all profits in the de-|competence has been resolved, logical step forward from founda-| Ultimate su The undertak- acting treasurer afford the slow pace of develop-|us at such a time when we no|co-operation with the newly.ap- : Bebo \ - COLOMBO, Ceylon (Reuters)-- tain unaided. Consequently we continued Nigerian control. | revenue receipts, to adopt proper : y paper industry in keeping with|time between indigenous and for-| counting system as may be nec- threatened by a planned state tered such a generous approach| mitted to L. R. Cumming, dep- The independent Ceylon Daily tes, |" idealism of Thomson Internation- Thomson International. general municipal counsel, ho think differently from the trol by mutual agreement is to/now, in her internati - | an ccounting branch, after a . x inte: national rela- and a g "And democracy itself will -- ELISABETHVILLE (Reuters) J k jold's| : tanga's president and premier, gleaming white plane cled he has permission to land, There| The throne speech said the away Congo province and re oa unless he has permission to land kijold's plane landed--followed 10| The UN secretary general | tion with Tshombe Friday and defroid Munongo told reporters! TORONTO CP) Appoint- A brief communique issued dc ; strike Fri Lucz. Tota : | basis of notes exchanged at the day at the Luc Olav! ™ After greeting Tshombe, the| highways Friday with 240 blue- helmeted) Orenda Engines Limijted Tehombe n shom was reported . u- Sw mshin: tanga just a week after' T'shombe al fetes Swann, Etobicoke Township: The delicate arrangements Hor Europe next year. liar, highways department, Toronto. > Commonwealth venture is the de-|ture will not only remain in Ni- ensure that the indigenous voice the further development and ex- of free Nigeria is heard every-| pansion of the business. The Amalgamted Press Ltd., of which Roy Thomson is Chairman Nigeria will he re-organized, with and Kenneth Thomson is Presi- | ing of four Nigerians and two re- all Thomson newspaper interests Ma Suspend presentatives of Thomson Inter- outside of Canada. be Chairman and Executive Head has a responsibility as an inter- national newspaper proprietor to the newspapers of the newly de- veloping members of the Com-| | Treasurer extending such operations, % "My policy is well known 1 TORONTO (CP) -- A commis- want honest news rs, serving cial' affairs of the Ottawa area the interests of papers, Dery ot town of Eastview Friday reco- 4 | ded i |declared. "The direction of the Ni-|V'€W treasurer from her duties. PROFITS REMAIN | gerian newspapers will be entirely| The municipal 'affairs depart- all profits made by the new ven-' editors on the spot." |day in its interim report that auditors for the town should be . The report found a lack of eal Will Speed |gidiimivsns "There is evidence of a cash shortage, the state of control a state of confusion exists in os) 3 The following statement was is-|is evidenced by the composition|in Which the corporation has a; sued today by S. O. Shonibare, of our Board of Directors. financial interest. of Nigeria has shown in every way that his rienne Laroche is on her holi-|} I am delighted today to join|Mmotive is to assist Nigeria and|days at present. Thomson International Ltd., of Profits from a commercial ven- suspended from her Juties aud €anada, in announcing the signa-| ture, which is more than we can|that such suspension be € fec : + " i in Niger i shich she may be en- ship agreement which heralds the have taken an interest in Nigeria. tion to whic ior arrival of a new concept of aia Our agreement provides for re-|titled until the question of her wealth relations. velopment and expansion of our|the report said. For us this new venture is a business. This augers well for its| "We recommend also that an : f inv by OVAFSERE DE A that such - ap- tions which have been laid in the ing by our overseas partners to|forthwith and U i past. Independent Nigeria cannot, Sell their share of the business to|pointee be empowered to 20k. ent in her newspaper industry longer require their active partici-| pointed auditor to install which local resources can main. Pation is a further guarantee of proper control procedures over have decided on this new move to. I have been involved in many!accounting procedures and to{The government was under at accelerate the growth of our news. partnership negotiations in my make such revision in the ac-\tack today from a newspaper the new status of Nigeria. |eign enterprises but I must con-| essary. : takeover of all but a tiny segment {fess that I have never encoun-| The interim report was sub-|of the .Ceylonese press. PRIDE AND PRAISE a 3 It is a matter for pride on our|and such a benevolent spirit as I|uty minister of municipal affairs) oo os said the takeover woul part and praise for the broad have in my negotiations with by commissioners C. w. Yates | uppress 'viewpoints of all those al. This is a 50-50, or true and| This new partnership has the|F. G. Blake, director of the de- government be they political equal partnership in which con-|character that Nigeria needs/partment's municipal auditing) bes or individual citizens." be vested in indigenous hands, as'tions. three-week investigation. On Katanga Issue Dag Hammarskjold today held a second round of talks with Ka-jorders as Hammars Tshombe replied: "Of course| TO TAKE OVER Moise Tshombe, in a bid to ease Elisabethville airport. |must be some misunderstand-|8overnment would seek laws per. Belgian troops out of the break-| A Belgian ran across the tar-|ing." |mitting it to take over Associated A Ee De mac and told the waiting Tsho-| The Belgian dashed pack te| piace HH wi ni Nations po. arskj {the control tower and Hamars- a 3 pace mbe: "Hammarskjold says that| Committee Will {minutes later by the first : spent an hour and 40 minutes seven-DC-4s carrying the Swed- over the ticklish situa- Defence Workers ish soldiers. tu Y treets or ard ahi : Katanga Interior Minister Go-| ater had dinner wi e seces- . sionist leader. Out On Strike Be ue a di Wie Swedish ment of a city engineers advis- . . © A TORON' (CP) -- | t atler ory committee to study street Peidoy night = «Various Ho 0 10 KF Eo the Hammarskjold - Tshombe problems was announced Friday p § were cliscussed on the |talks started. by the Ontario department of » Limited plant which is producing A : meeting. UN chief reviewed a 200 - man > abh components ordered by th i BR : Named to the new study grou; Hammarskjold arrived here partment of national ier for guard of. hosor of #{iff backed) wey S. R. Price, Ny Falls: the J-79 supersonic engine. |natanga armerie and police|lR, K. Brown, Stratford; T. L. Sates cau advance guard of gi jn units at the airport. Hennessy, Sudbu youd; w M N soldiers permitted into Ka-|pearhy Malton is assemb ing the por thre de : engines for the CF. - 104, new ing for a loose provincial federa-|W. L. Bradley, Kitchener: E ; vedléned t ir entry would be ground-support aircraft which is|tion of the Congo which would Oke, Waterloo, and C. R. Wil- orcibly resi d, {destined for RCAF divisions in give his inétal rich province amot and A. E. Argue of the ge depen =m Outcry Against Govt.-Run Press eventually perish," the English-| brate her 11th birthday tomor- row in the Bowmanville Memo- rial Hospital. None of the injured people in the two cars were trapped and were easily removed by ambu- lance drivers and OPP. (AP) -- The Const. Len James of the Bow- "manville OPP is in charge of the Segregation Hits Embassy ATLANTA, Ga. Newspapers of Ceylon and the economics minister of the Pakis- : Times of Ceylon, Ltd. The two|tan Embassy in Washington says|ysstigation, accident Yepres groups control seven of the eight (he and his family were pro-| ted the eighth traffic I oH |dailies on the island dominion, |hibited from camping out in a Seried fhe eighth iraffie fatality | The newspapers would be heid Georgia state park because they|,, ." the OPP since last Jan {by "public corporations with un-|{looked too much like Negroes. Three of the eight were in limited share capital. in which| Wasir Ali told reporters a park |individual holdings will be re-|attendant 'informed . his family Neweatte ora. is half the un. i "we looked too much like colored | stricted so as to ensure a broad- | year, based ownership," the speech|folks. He said the people there" pon Morris, a Bowmanville sald, wouldn't understand." {ambulance driver, was one of he arrived and that an unidenti- The two newspaper groups | The Pakistan official reported the first to arrive at the scene. | fied driver of a station wagon have .a combined daily circula- he wasn't bitter about it. "We|Morris said ali victims had been assisted him in removing some tion of 360,000. The only other understand that they don't un-|removed from the two cars when!of the injured fo the hospital. So - Space Strides Made By US. | | MRS. LEMIEUX LATE NEWS FLASHES | Want Accounting At Chrysler DETROIT (AP) -- A second group of stockholders has asked for a court accounting from the directors and officers of Chrysler Corp. \ Sol Dann of 'Detroit, fong-time critic of the auto com- pany's management, along with Kar] Horvath of Detroit and Samuel S. Schwartzberg of New York, filed a petition in chancery court in Wilmington, Del., Friday asking that a receiver be appointed for the corporation. i | WASHINGTON (AP) -- The siles, the Atlas and the Polaris, |giant U.S. Echo I balloon satel-'had successful test flights from lite orbited high around the earth/Cape Canaveral. The Atlas today, sparking hopes for strides blasted 5,000 milés to its target in world-wide communications. zone in the South Atlantic. Its Scientists used it early today" to nose cone, however. wag lost. The accomplish the first two . way| Polaris, designed to be launched communication ever recorded from submarines, flew 1,100 miles through an artificial satellite, from a land pad on the Cape to its As the 100-foot Echo streaked target northeast of Puerto Rico. 1,000 miles high, visible to people| FIRST TO TALK throughout much of the world, it|. Scientists with the Bell Tele- also marked one of the most suc-| phone Company early today used cessful days the U.S. has had in|the giant Echo satellite to -ecord the space age. the first two-way communication Besides launching Echo 1 from ever accomplished through am gare, Cahavsral, ca i artificial satellite. e United States, within ours,| A Bell k also counted these achievements: [y, 0 borasary a Houndel ; Y The Sif Joes Shot a man Sage by President Eisenhower off f : : higher into the sky than anyone the satellite. It was picked up at and Ethiopian contingents. had ever reached before. The another Bell Bol in Gold . . » . experimental X-15 rocket plane|stone, Calif. which replied b British Strike Hits Hamilton carried its test pilot, Maj. Robert sending a. recorded message by | i aE . ite, more than miles high, | Senator Lyndon Joh (Dem, HAMILTON (CP) -- The British shipping strike reached 2. For the first time, *he air|Tex.). This reply was picked up into Hamilton harbor Friday. force recovered a space capsule|at Holmdel. _ Seamen, 'cooks, 'firemen and stewards of three British [that had been tossed toward| Echo I then was used as the ships docked here went on strige demanding higher pay and [earth by an orbifing satellite. jrciay station for man's frst tele. shorter working hours. 8. Two powerful military mis-|phone call through space: | Belgians Leave Katanga Today ELISABETHVILLE (Reuters) United Nations troops will start relieving Belgian forces in the Congo province of Katanga late today, an official UN communique issued here said. The Belgians will withdraw to their base at Kamina. The Belgians Will be replaced gradually by reinforce- ments of two companies of Swedish troops, The Swedes arrived in Elisabethville Friday with UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, who has been conferring with President and Premier Moise Tshombe since on details of the takeover. The new troops will be drawn from the Irish, Moroccan .