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WEATHER REPORT THOUGHT FOR TODAY ' . : ; £.me people are like buttons, al- 4 Cony foie anf Sunday, bd v#vs popping off at the wrong , ew "Ig Snowilurries, me i y peratures near normal, STEN ,------ Price Not Over OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1961 Post Office: Department, Ottawa __ TWENTY-TWO PAGES NF=7g ESCAPE CAR LOCATED BUT NOT EX-PREMIER France Sorry i £ Inquiry By UN Russians Told i § Sought By Russ 7 7 ELISABETHVILLE (AP) --|Lumumba was imprisoned, was PARIS (AP)--France hoped Soviet pilot strayed from his 3 / / : Katanga province officials to-|identified as the automobile he today its formal expression of flight plan and: veered south ; 4 |day flatly denied rumors they|and his companions seized after regrets would calm Russian|ward into France's 'zone of re 4 7 Bi, 3 concocted a story that former] overpowering their guards. tempers over a French jet sponsibility." / 7 7 : 7 * [premier Patrice Lumumba es-| Western observers fear that, fighter that fired tracer shots| This apparently is the area / : caped from jail, so they could dead or alive, Lumumba pre- across the nose of a plane car- the French blockade to prevent § 7% / ; £7" cover his death at the hands of sents The Congo with its great- / | 5 1ying Soviet President Leonid arms shipments to Algerian reb-| vr, ¥ ; bh Z his political opponents. lest threat of allpout civil war. ini -~ BEAR fo" Brezhnev els. v ; L The denial came in a commu-|His supporters control about OUT OF WEATHER CHAMBER France's charge d'affaires in The Soviet Embassy in Rabat, #4 ? 4 ; 7 [nique announcing that searchers one-third of The Congo. Moscow, Jean de la Grandville, Morroco, where Brezhnev's|¥ = ) J / / 7 7 [for the missing I ba had! If IL ba is dead, observ- | iversity of Pennsylvania Hos- | is Dr. Ronald A. Restifo, one visited the Soviet foreign minis-| four-engined Ilyushin-18 landed | / 4 a {found a car he and two political ers said, his supporters in Ori- arthritis patients, who volun- | pital chamber in Philadelphia. | of the physicans supervising try Friday night to deliver an unharmed shortly after the inci- I : 7 , 4 te |associates used to escape from ental and Kivu provinces al- : | At the left is Mrs. Reba Mec- | the tests. Doctors were able to apology for the interception off dent, denied the Soviet pilot|?" 7 7 5 f "_% |a farmhouse prison at Mut- most certainly would embark on teered to go into a climatical- | pio Jin "Havertown, Pa., with | control the weather conditions |Algeria's Mediterranean coast stray from his previously |: i : Vs AY "1 |shatsa, 220 miles west of Elisa-|2 path of vengeance, possibly ly-controlled chamber for three her "prisoner - companion" in the. room. Thursday. stated line of flight. | / i Ah Fare By Thursday night. against the white population. weeks in a test, leave the Un- | Miss Ethel Tankel. With them (AP Wirephoto) | In Moscow today, there was|---------------------- They said if he is alive he will 4 The Congo said they suspect| ---- "no outward indication Soviet of- i 2 be able to assume active lead- ficialdlom would make a great| hy Pom i a i |ership of his followers and touch tent me nenen: me's Newcastle [a6 FE RR OR EA Lumumin is dewt or tat sr av * [ viet Communist party official 8 4s 2 GH b 8 : : | The Katanga government Tough Position Taken | newspaper Pravda called the in-| Boy Dead bo 4 i J Ba v J Sod be shot while trying ** commanique sald: eh Sate Two '"'weather sensitive" Some Western observers in terception "a regrettable inci- The K. " atanga government, tak- donk. iia : tobe ling note of these rumors, said/occupants of car (found dam- e French foreign ministry | aged on the road) had been * LJ % |. & : 3 pn p15 X _ 4lin a communique: 1 a Bv Defence Minister moiimicxiio: In Crash rie tan govern 4 ca nd al os Minister Andrei A. Gromyko| | ud j§ (denies it organized the escape. "10 gamaged car had been and promised a full investiga- BOWMANVILLE (Staff) -- A|| Shy i : {it pean fo umumba's) obliterated by rain. . . ." : ' i . gia : riod py e dafotice ct ap tion, 14-year-old was killed but two), : Hk | P hi *| The feeling here that Lu- Cain Pris Sly Won RO LER -- on he ores of the Ie Reports received so far are companions had a miraculous -- i wy pte Some fount or ion be mumba was already dead was tA node Je a eviens alls" "It se » that there is/incomplete, the French said, but|escape from death Friday night {subi CS zarsiens 9 strengthened among observers, 3 JTTAWA (CP) Sots month me away rom a presets ak, IL fens oe ht here Ll gra ami "espesa, whan th cr in which hy we BURIED IN SNOW a rons. sent Harkness assumed the defence clear weapons. heads in the sand and expect-|/here and now, in any case, the riding went out of control in| your. year-old Rosemary | of snow, holds toy as she re- IDENTIFY ESCAPE CAR Pease s Aiat tfoli ) ing someone else to do ourlsincere regrets of the French/downtown Bowmanville. Kinsey of New Brunswick, | covers today in Middlesex | The communique said the car, |, resident Moise Tshombe of portzoio. Former defence minister ins SOM® government." The car, in a wild block long 3 rns Turi 21 5 A lok Drag '|Katanga has shown mo inclina- In those four months, he ut-| pearkes tried hard but couldn't Job for us . . . g ide | N.J., who was buried for about | General Hospital. a black Ford sedan found about !,: tered hardly a public word-- caries ne G Ne Ayedl The French said they have dash, sheared off a 32-foot tele-| 10 youre under an avalanche | (AP Wirephoto) [20 miles north of Kasaji where 10 © take personal action in 8 ) withstand Mr. Green's pressure. nya gpg THE MOST termi tha phone pole careened back to the -- ~~ |the case, or even to comment on dei ined, however, t the| . though he got into political hot| The same problem--that a "The responsible player in the| me" --|road, sheared the side of a car| fit. In denying it had engineered water for some private words.| defence minister must battle for|. reel ou ces: the) | ! a1 Sige 0 . l Friday night he came out mil international game makes e {parked in a service station lot, TR Br hel 22 most modern weapons avail-| oct of the cards he has wn Appeal Notice |sideswiped a second car and hil aC 1CS a e or ase the escape, he Ratauga gov. . w 1 lable for his troops--landed in gai We should invite jeers |a second pole before coming to Montreal United Services Insti-| Mp, Harkness' lap. {rather than cheers if we at {a stop against a tree. tions council is meeting tute. " » D , s| Mr. Harkness carefully recon- tempted to play India's game D dli Gi | Dead is Joseph Znak of R.R.| : p The hard-Wtting speech may| * i |tempte play 4 ead is Joseph Zna | at present to discuss the Congo have more inn hid the cabi.{noitred his ground and now has with Canada's hand. . . . ed ine Ven. 3, Newcastle. ot ering I . Jat preses and it would be igo launched his attack. "Do the proponents of this| | In Bowmanville Memorial Hos- [inopportune time for any escape net than on the public. t A +t I is amb? known that| Here are some of the things plan (withdrawl from the mer TORO tice pital is Charles Byrant Alldred, ' of Lumumba to be manufac. part of the cabinet led by Fx-|he said Friday night in his first ceptor role in North American|J. B. Ayles y 18, of R.R. No. 3, Newcastle,| Labor Board | By THE CANADIAN PRESS jernment's pay-as-you-go policy tured." t ternal Affairs Minister Green is|major public speech as defence air defence) assyme that Shere tended Ye due iv Feb. 2 for with shock. and minor _Iacera. New barbs were fired at Ot.|"'Which has eliminated entirely against acquisition of new weap-| minister: is mo longer a Somber t rr 'of appeal on Magistrate| tions. | , (tawa from the Newfoundland the need to appropriate| ons for the armed forces while| "We Canadians by geography, {0 this continent or do t 3 Frederick Hall, former reeve of Roger Goodwin, 15, of R.R.| OTTAWA (CP) --The Canada legislature Friday. This time|money for debt interest and § Y th F there is still a prospect that(by culture, by tradition and by envisage 1 Stuaiion 0d ol subarban York Township No. 3, Newcastle, also a passen- Labor Relations Board said Fri-|they concerned a big base at debt redemption charges." [ ou S dace some East-West disarmamentfour very sense of freedom are ous cal oF Hig 05 apis men He also ec: ended to the same 8¢r in the car, walked away day it is "disturbed" by evid-|St. John's vacated recently by| The opposition won a point in| yas agreement might be reached. Ifirmly committed to a contribu. Fors Canzda in lieu of Cang: date the matter of filing the no- from the scene of the accident ence of roughhouse recruiting the United States Air Force, |Quebec City when Jean-Jacques Fifty Charges . : a aun J Hey é tice of appeal in the Court of apparently uninjured. " tactics used by the maverick Attorney-General Curtis ac-| Bertrand (--=N -- Missisiquoi) " "Do they suggest that U.S. Apveal office. : Police said Alldred, who Js thie Seatarers ternational Union| cused the federal government of| asked that the newly-restored| TORONTO (CP)--Police laid Snow Team Di 5 squadrons (in Canada) should The attorney-general's depart- owner ol 8 Bar, 5 Delinpes 10 0 Bet me Nos. decided to. laxity in coming to grips with|®cOnomic guidance council re- 50 charges of housebreaking and be equipped with nuclear weap- ment is appealing the acquittal have been driving at the tim pe 20are has decided to re- the problem of Pepperrell Air|POrt its activities to the legis-|four of theft against five Tor- ons? This must be the case al- Jan. 11 of Magistrate Hall and the accident. call the independent union to Ot-| Force Bas |lative assembly once a year. lonto youths Friday. . y | though I find it somewhat par- former York councillor Harold The accident occured at BD tawa o find out. miore about Both governments claim own-| Premier Lesage agreed and| Police said the charges in- F G 1 B d adoxical in that the same peo-|Linden by Judge Robert For- proximately 9:52 p.m. on King more about how it goes about. chin of the property and are/the amendment was added to|yolved offences ranging from or 1r S Oo Y ple have fiercely opposed such|syth. Both faced bribery street, which is the town's main recruiting its members. planning a joint submission to|3 bill requiring the council, an Brampton to Pickering and weapons for the RCAF". charges, thoroughfare. a Jd he SIy -- tossed out of the the Supreme Court of Canada|2dvisory body to report yearly added that they had recovered LENZERIEIDE (AP)--Res cation from a high school i | Tinden has already been It was Bowman's first Canadian Labor Congress 0r io" ee things 1 cabinet, The council more than $1090 in Io wuers dug today for : Blame. The. » rls serv tice of appeal. traffic fatality in eight years. g i ag i : {which was a i v : i 4 cuers dug today for a blonde 14-| Glarus. The group started up rved with a notice pp neers union--has been told to| Ihe throne speech debate 3 ag Srealtd In Bren (Charged with receiving stolen |goods was suburban Scarbor- . year-old girl believed to be the the wooded face of Scarlottas 0 h D | wound up at St. John's but con- : 4 vol i appear here March 3 fo; Ww st § but con as / last victim of a snow avalanche in brilliant sunshine on the last sllawa vrver (SPY IN UIRY appear on'15 Rasch 3 Jor a new | ined in several of the six/ lent, Was dbandoned when ihe borough service station oper- that killed eight Swi high'day of their two-week holiday. | Hu . ras IN o 1 affecting 958 engineers. deck of. Other provincial legislatures sit] Sor patiangie came to power ator Victor Scharger, 30, school students and a teacher|Théy were not on the regular rt icers and seamen. _ |ting Friday, Te Sit : | Anthony Fortunato, 23, faces in the Swiss Alps ski trail. Hels STA seamen. |, The Nova Scotia legislature y -eakil ] ATCT Te ) i * The hearing involves 12 ship- SPENDING SETS RECORD |heard a ¢ 'CF |19 charges of housebreaking and A team of 60 fescuers--sol-| The skiers were crossing a hin pi (CPA Hee Mounties ! race |ping companies, three unions [pn Victoria, however, the Mg 8 So fom COF Leader), of theft. Arthur Miles, 19, ders, Buide: and volpitéers-. steep expanse, marked with Tonicle 31.000 Crash on pied and Hal C. Banks' Seafarers' House received the 1961-62 Brit-| nationalization of the province's|{aces 18 housebreaking charges dug all night on Scalottas danger signs and avoided by? Ty inn as Union. ish Columbia budget from Pre-|hard-pressed ind y (and one of theft. Wesley Wil- Mountain for {he girl, given up local guides, when the ava- 3" Oshays man Ri. hospital, | > In serving nofice on the com-|mier Bennett, whe also acts as| In pe al Hp: the liams, 16, was charged with two for dead. Bodies of nine others lanche swept down and engulfed pravineia he, sal Jeasy. panies and unions, the board|finance minister. Prince Edward ay En break-ins, and Barry Cormier, have been recovered. thent. onald S. Mitchell, 33, is in WO said it has heard evidence that| ar. p m iti fathe.|19 faces seven charges of Woodstock hospital with a frac- "bri int A tion" r. ennett announced a Opposition Leader Alex Mathe-|!? : ries Ho Serious duestion 1$15,000,000 surplus for the year|son accused the government of|housebreaking and one of theft. The roar of the tumbling ice, gome were pulled out alive, : : sftured skull and lete d ' | » R Sa ding to police] OTTAWA (CP)--The RCMP, While in Vancouver the man|Whether SIU Memb ership j{"ar dine" far above forecasts. "flaunting the legislature" by|Barry Taylor faces four charges and snow apparently was un- but one boy flown down the val-|iniur : o ' linjuries. According to police| : . Aud Bena BAH . id. | ' heard Fridav.in the valley be-|jou by heiicopter with a broken|Mitchell's. car stack a ice) aig Friday that Gordon Arnold|obtained a provincial driver's claims THN acteally be consid. alled the budget a contin-|not tabling department reports|of housebreaking and one of low the southern slope of the hack died in front of a doctor's|driven by Allan Roy Murphy, | Lonsdale, facing trial in London) licence and obtained a duplicate ere valid. atidp of his Social Credit gov-lon schedule. theft. 7.600-foot mountain. But others a Wni for espionage, is not the Cana-|birth certificate from the On-| In the last few months, the saw the huge avalanche from home ove wi aE he Bein 5 Co amiiton, from Hie Tor. |dian he claims to be. |tario registrar of vital statistics board has heard witnesses tell afar, and the biggest rescue , 1WO boys were critically hurt, The iene car then careened| Lonsdale, who was committed|in Toronto. It recorded the(of waterfront beatings, ship- operation here in a generation Woman teacher and several| 1% he dividing 1 {for trial Thursday with four|Lonsdale birth at Cobalt Aug. |board threats violence and hard- an with others were clear of the ava. across the dividing line and . vitish de-|27. 1924 knuckle tactics -- all involving bean within the hour. smashed into a transport driven Others for theft of British de- 27, . | ere were 27 teen-agers and anche and unharmed but they pv pred Gute od (fence secrets, has a Canadian| In January, 1955, using the|the SIU. Ther n-agers and by Fred Gutenbury, 30, of Lon- ; : A lary, s 18 |" The 40.000 bef Canadian three teachers on a skiing va-'suffered shock. don. : [passport which claims he was| birth certificate, he obtained a e 40,000-member Canadi -- _| born at Cobalt in 1924, Canadian passport.' The follow-| Brotherhood of Railway, Trans- | The RCMP said, however, ing month he left for New York.|[Port and General Workers thai a Gordon Arnold Lonsdale| The passport was renewed in|(CLC) has been battling the Ik f Sn WwW born at Cobalt in that year|Tondon in February, 1960. Lons- SIU for members on the west ! | "had certain physical charac-| dale claimed residence in Van-/coast. The battlefront has > teristics which preclude the pos-| couver, {moved now to the Great Lakes sibility of his being identical 1 pep said the real Lons.| With the National Association of with the man now under arrest dale's birth was not registered, Marine Engineers clashing with Boost Forest Hazard Fim mi ais bi mmr we, It said this information was|attended school at Kirkland : ' | sent to British authorities early|1,ake and at the age of eight - By THE CANADIAN PRESS |at this time last year. Ontario The paradoxical effect of deep |in the investigation but was not | went to Finland with his mother Ex losive A cold winter of light snow, Hydro Electric Power Commis- frost and light snow was ex-|made public previously because|and other relatives. Nothing sion hydro graphers say the plained by researchers at the Lonsdale's preliminary hearing|more is known of him. " "] q i ells which has dried up farm wells heavily- timbered bushland Dominion Experimental Farm|was in progress. | ] hy the score in Southern Dota around North Bay is trapping in Ottawa. | The RCMP said it had traced | reation rio, is causing some, Norties Ollless than half the amount of COULD CAUSE FLOODS these movements in Canada by| § Sus ects | a different kind in the Nor water required for a normal } the man in London: py JY While local water shortages spring run-off. A quick thaw of surface snow | i in Canada in} ' LONDON (AP) -- British sci- exist, the chief concern is what sl : before deep - seated frost has| He BD oon aha and S it entists Friday night claimed to effect the snow drought will FEAR COSTLY JAMS melted sufficiently to allow Ai tor ago Bg Ne 1 1Zens have established proof that the have on spring logging drives| Spring drives are due to get moisture to enter the soil could|Staye ree 1 Pr . lunive: Ited f i | i i V er, Prince George, B.C |universe resulted from a cosmic and summer forest fire hazards. under way in about a month. bring sudden floods, followed by|Yancouver, ng v: I ao) LONDON (AP)--The Metro- |, 1ocion and is expanding at a Timber operators' across the Loggers fear costly jams that drought later in the summer. If(and Toronto. a ha 1 Tor. Politan Police asked British eo ntastic rate northland have mixed views. [could result from low water and more snow comes before spring, counts in Vancouver and newspapers Friday not to pub-| "py "iq ke parts that make Four major lumbering com-|say recent mill weather may its insulating qualities would] onto. : lish a report from Washington|,, , the universe--of which the panies operating in the North/make matters worse by melting cause a gradual sub - surface| At ne time was he employed. jgentifying two defendants in al .arth is a minute clement--are Bay area arc worried {some of the snow before the big thaw and a more gradual run-| rh [SPY trial here as Americans. moving outward at speeds ap- Normally January and Febru- spring thaw arrives. | off. | or | The two appeared at a pre- : i ary bring the big snows but the) Farther north, operators in| T, E. Mackey, chief of forest | City Takes Over liminary any rigs Akos aching 155.500 miles gf 4 area has passed through a 25-/the Lake Timiskaming water- protection for the department of | . . with three other defendants-- has perhaps 10.000 > iihey ears' day stretch with less than anjshed expect no unusual difficul-|lands and forests at Toronto, | Automobile Firm under the names 'Mr. and Mrs. to go before there is 4 inch. A check this week showed ties. But they have the advant- says dry soil could make for a n y " 0 i ¢ : ! 9 : ; 3 nase he Leter Vroger" The FBI said|cosmic event as sensational as average snow depth at 14.7 age of trucking logs directly to serious forest fire situation, BREMEN (Reuters) -- The |, = pints r SE, Taio : i 4 4 as their fingerprints proved to be|the original explosion nches, 10 inches below the level the lake, and the deep frost has, Northern farmers, in general, Bremen city government Friday those of Morris Cohen and his ne hoe : kept bush roads in good shape. are escaping the dried-up wells|formed a company with a capi-| oo" yo "0 ne BE The conclusions were reached, : | Timber men in the Lakehead of their southern cousins exceptital of 50,000,000 marks (about| © lived in New Sens {after a nine-year radiotelescope| a CITY EMERGENCY region aren't concerned either. for local trouble spots. $12,500,000) to take over the Ai study of the universe. They were, f& ; + » They have a good chain of dams, Some farmers have been han-|Borgward Automobile Company, Reason for the police request presented in a paper read at aft = a A ns . PHONE NUMBERS on most of the driving routes |dicapped by the petering-out of which has run into financial to Bridsh newspapers to sensor menting of the Royal Astonom- i Ke -- and feel they will provide suf-|existing water supplies in the trouble. le report was that the case isjical Society by 42-year-old Mar- NE TE POLICE RA 5-1133 ficient control of the water agricultural belt from New Lis-| The city took action to save still before the courts, and Brit-/tin Ryle, professor of radio GROES MARCH ON STA HOUSE ay Ss level. Similar sentiments %ere keard to Englehart, but water the jobs of about 20,000 Borg-'ish authorities bend over back-|astronomy at the University of! Negroes march to the Ind- | civil rights bills pending in the | through statehouse corridors, FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 expressed by H. A. Supple, log-/for farm and domestic use al- ward employees, about a quar- ward to avoid any appearance Cambridge. Ryle lead the group| ianna State Capitol building in | Indiana General Assembly. | went two blocks to the Monu- ging superintendent at the KVP ways has been more or less of ter of Bremen's industrial work- of jeopardizing the defence in that made the studies at Cam- Indianapolis in a demonstra- | Approximately 300 negroes, | ment Circle, and returned to HOSPITAL RA 3-2211 |pjjg jn Espanola. +!a problem in this area. lers. |such cases. \bridge. | tion for "Freedom Now" under | carrying placards, marched | the statehouse steps. \ ' J