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THOUGHT FOR TODAY A family tree shows where you came from but not where you're headed dhe Oshawa Tine WEATHER REPORT Increasing cloudiness Saturday - with scattered thundershowers, ing warm, showers and continu- Price Not Over 10 Cents Per Copy VOL. 90--NO. 174 OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 Authorized as Second Class Mail Post Office Department, Ottawo SIXTEEN PAGES SCREWDRIVER IN HIS BACK with him told police their car | They could give no reason for was curbed and they were at- | the attack. Whelchel was in tacked. by six youths in an- | fair condition. other car early this morning. --AP Wirephoto Harry Whelchel, 20, lies in a Chicago hospital today with an eight-inch screwdriver im- paled in his back. Whelchel and four companions in car Drug Inquiry Briefs Attacked By Lawyers AFTE BANK Gird For War US. Is Told atmosphere of anxiety mixed cials "in the weeks and months with determination, Americans|ahead." Rusk will confer with are being told to gird for a pos-|the foreign ministers of France, sible war while their leaders still| Britain and West Germany at [hold out the possibility of a/Paris Aug. 5. : : peaceful negotiation of the Ber-l The administration is re- Itin crisis. {ported to be holding in reserve WASHINGTON (CP)--In an|and perhaps with Soviet offi- | | | | As State Secretary Dean Rusk a wide range of military and| | maintained the United States ex- diplomatic actions which may | pects at some point to enter into|be taken as the Berlin crisis {negotiations with the Soviet on|develops. {the critical issue, Army Secre-| ] t i tary Elvis Stahr observed: {tary side include sending rein- In a very real sense we are forcements to NATO defences in living in wartime." {Europe and speeding up the Congress generally echoed the mobilization of U.S. strength if Stahr view, hailing President|circumstances seem to require. a Berlin showdown and rushing! a cautious hope for peace. | - Stating the range of possibil-| 1ell 1g t CALGARY (CP) -- Lawyers fied generically, and a price in the final part of the series a press conference Thursday the| swung hard Thursday at two|saving could be achieved for saying brand-name manufactur- United States won't necessarily| briefs before the federal com-/the consumer if their quality|ers "claim that there is no such wait for Russia to take the initi- mission studying drug prices in|can be guaranted by the fed-/thing as a reputable generic ative in calling for negotiations. Canada. |eral government, manufacturer." 1 0 1 F. R. Hume, counsel for the, phe Albertan brief denounced) 'Brand name manufacturers/consultations with NATO Alies Canadian Pharmaceutical Man-|15rg0 scale brand - name manu. have Jever claimed any suchare completed, but said: ufacturers A s so ci ation, took|factyrers who, it said, spend|thing,' said Mr. Hume. "This is strong exception to a series of milions promoting their prod. Pure invention to sell newspa- articles published by The Alber-\ycts and discrediting thelPers. tan, a Calgary newspaper, and cheaper products of houses sup-| The Alberta pharmacists, rep-| submitted at the one-day hear-|piying drugs under their generic|resented by association Presi- ing of the restrictive trade prac-| names, {dent Walter Maday, said tit tices commission. . y issi "hairman C.|until doctors choose to prescri Commission counsel F. N. pu Ein, yp Ed.|drugs by generic name, stock- lies will try on our side to find| opportunities for a peaceful ad-| justment of a situation which) could be very dangerous." { Details of American propos-| Kennedy's demand for stronger|™ ------ |legislative work on his new de-| Helps ities on the Berlin issue "is| Bush Fire forces to meet the possibility of| T + fence budget. Rusk still held out| t rather considerable," Rusk told] ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) He declined to elaborate until|Firefighters were confident to-| day they will be able to save the Bonavista Bay logging-fish- "We expect that negotiations|ing community of Indian Bay| will in fact at some stage take after an overnight fog damp-| place and that we and our Al-|ened flames which surround the! community. The fire forced the evacuation of 400 women and children Thursday. The stubborn fire 135 miles MacLeod and J. J. Frawley, representating the Alberta gov- |ward Romaine, Albertan man-|ing of the products in pharmacy |aging editor presenting the brief, inventories would not materially, als would be kept secret until northwest of here was the latest they are discussed with Allies in a series which have plagued rossible moves on the mi | WIND-BLOWN WALL This is what's left after 80- miles-an-hour winds yester- day knocked down the walls of a school under construction in Sudbury, Ont. The walls had just been put up and the mor- tar was fresh. Damage to the seven-room school estimated at about $5,000. The wind also knocked out the plate glass window of a shopping centre four blocks away. --CP Wirephoto 'Whitby Child Hit Dies In Hospital ARUNDEL, Que. (CP)--Pro- vincial police posted a guard to- day to tect a bank manager who one member of a hooded gang that robbed his bank of $5,700 Thursday. Police Constable Sam Kill was assigned to guard manager Charles Farran from possible reprisals by survivors of the gang who stormed out of Arun- del in a half-ton pickup truck under a hail of bullets and shot- gun' pellets, Farran's wife and two chil- dren were sent out of town for safety, The robbers are being sought in Montreal and in Arundel, 60 miles northwest of Montreal. KILLS GANGSTER Farran's shotgun blast from the second storey of his bank of Montreal branch in Arundel killed Martial Trottier, 26, a smalltime Montreal gangster with a record of two previous {holdup convictions. Mr. Farran fired as the ban- dits ran for their parked half- ton truck. He told police he saw one of the men stagger and added that {he might have wounded an- |other, The masked bandits, he said, entered the Bank of Mont- ireal branch at 11 a.m., arme | with pistols and at least one sub- machine-gun. They fired twice at him as he raced for the stairs to the apart- ment where he lives with his family. Finding the vault locked, the robbers emptied the cash ER GETS GUARD SHOOTING One Thug Dead Others Escape tion and several parked cars across the road. A small crowd had gathered near the service station but no one was injured. Farran said that bandits turned right as they left town, instead of left. They abandoned the truck and their wounded companion after finding them- selves stranded on a dead-end bush road. An earlier report said bank employes were warned of the bandits' approach by a small boy who saw them driving back and forth in front of the bank, but this was denied by the man- ager. Mr. Farran said no one was aware of the impending holdup before he noticed masked men getting out of a truck in front of the bank. Two bank employes and a woman customer on the prem- ises at the time of the robbery were unharmed. Mr. Farran has been branch manager in this community 60 miles northwest of Montreal for 2 Montreal in Sarnia, Ont., in 0. Tobin Rote's Hand Unbroken TORONTO (CP)--Officials of the Toronto Argonauts football club said today quarterback {two years. He joined the Bank' 3 Newfoundland since May. ' a rs and fled outside, The child was rushed to Osh-| pasin 'themselves to the - awa General Hospital following|ager's fire. the accident. She died there at| Apparently unaware of the 3.15 p.m. Whitby police said to-|source of the shotgun fire, the day that an inquest will be|bandits peppered a service sta- held. Cpl. James Barter, of the! ernment, found fault with state-| > reduce the cost of prescriptions. -ma.| 10 say that because none of the C cen yr ihe Abert Pani doctors. or pharmacists-quoted . Doctors prefer brand names, professional responsibilities and|i? the submission were named, and druggists are not authorized pricing policies of its members, [the board must consider their to change a prescription, he red Thursday nig! { Twenty women and 25 chill WHITBY (Staff) -- Eighteen- n dren spent Thursday night/months-old Deborah Bokkers, aboard a paper company tug.|daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gys- Fire had eaten through spruce-|bertus Bokkers, of 1247 Dundas land to within 100 feet of the|street east, Whitby, was killed |village after 250 women and|Thursday afternoon when she {children reached safety by road|ywas struck by a car while play- in nearby villages. The mening in the driveway at the rear Macmillan's government, de- spite opposition at home and from other Commonwealth gov- ernments, is ready to link up with the Common Market if France permits certain conces- sions to Commonwealth trade. made at semi-annual intervals, {on recommendation of depart- mental heads, instead of on the {present general basis of annual increases. Metro Alarm 'For Attacker TORONTO (CP) -- A metro- wide alarm was issued today for la man police believe was re- {sponsible for four attempted as- {saults in North York and north |Toronto during the last few | Many of the revisions could be |days, | "We want to get this man be- {fore he does something really |serious," a detective said. | One of the two 15-year-old |girls assaulted in North York {had her blouse ripped by a man, |after he dragged her into a yard. fered a bad sprain but no break. Five x-rays taken this morn- : : : Mr. Romaine said he was pre-| a Rg and sixth heard this week in Al- : 3 +. | DOUBTS TESTIMONY R berta by the commission, which|Pared to offer Signed 2hdavits Comission counsel MacLeod roves now moves to Vancouver, from the authors of the state-|qounieq Mr. Maday's statement vestigated. Deborah was born at Ajax,| tive costs of brand-name drugs|of half-a-dozen druggists was| i ®t] Diver of Wie car Bom Fer ive cos! rand-name drugs| -a-gozen 'as| cause generic names are "cum- { guson, of RR 3, Bowmanville, and drugs identified by generic|thrown in with "extreme and in- bersome." TORONTO (CP) -- Pay in| PERHAPS BOTH | aged three. | ° creases for thousands of civil The funeral service will be M ket etails : ] 3 | ASS bo 'TO BE BLAMED police she checked behind her ar tion said there is nothing inher-|tire responsible industry. enough weight to bargain for|pq: SSILoBtioNs car before getting into it. She] i ice i A : 7 be 4 y {paid classifications, have been g g |Chapel, Whitby, for service in| ently wrong with drugs identi-' Mr. Hume quoted a statement better prices from brand-name | approved by the Ontario gov-| - a 3 2. |area when she checked. at 11 a.m. Interment will follow (Stepped a definite announce- i pe oie fT She said she disengaged thefin Oshawa Union Cemetery, | Ment to its partners in the Euro- I a chance," Mr. Maday re-laround 140 classes, follow a gen- , : JP, {eral pay increase in June for {elite Lot iO 4 the rival 'European Common | He agreed that markups of|clerical workers. p cline belore starting the engine. duct the services. F 1 M b 7.000 per cent quoted by Mr.| Jo aS namie at the local ihe vehicle backed over' the|-- -- > Market, a source at the EFTA ollows Meeting "one. driver wa Fi der fair competition. DETROIT (AP)--Outside di-|Colbert and the directors by] ---------------- pany -- have taken control of up. Chrysler Corporation for th in 1925. outside directors set out to find TORONTO (CP). «About 650 Following a' + a new mran. Townsend, a finan-|striking Royal York Hotel em- L. L. (Tex) Colbert as chair- this week he was their choice. [president that, if needed, the man, president, chief executive] Townsend's elevation came|United States locals would raise The directors installed boyish- made a $6,200,00 profit in the head of the Hotel and Restau- looking Lyn A. Townsend as second quarter of 1961 after rant Employees and Bartenders ing permamently the number of, Townsend, 42, who became|hotel's offer of a 214-cent hourly board members by one--to 17. administrative vice - president |increase. board of Chrysler of Canada,|cytting progra it Itd. This will enable him to g Program, it. above the present market price and to remain eligible for his hence.) COMES YEAR AFTER had fired its previous president, OTTAWA (CP) -- Harold] Mr. Winch said that, in all William C. Newberg, because Winch, CCF member of Parlia-| his experience in politics and was making parts for Chrysler. by four fellow CCF MPs in sup- public. Newberg had been Colbert's Port of Haze Argue for leader-| To give the list to any candi- ! ) Same with Winnipe Goverriment Blue Bombers at Winnipeg, suf. | o 4 i »| said. The submisions were the fifth Statements "hearsay evidence." ing revealed. the sprain. Whitby Police Department in- . . Much of Thursday's discus-|™ents. : : that doctors use brand names in| stayed to fight the fire. of an apartment building here: B tax Dod 5) sion revolved around the rela-| Mr. Hume said the evidence making out prescriptions be-| ay oosts and besides her parents, she is| Il il survived by a sister, Anita,| A by Alb who was in Whitby visiting her name. : ; liemperate anguage ro eI Mr. Frawley asked Mr. Ma- sister, Mrs. Paul Tran, told The Pnarmaceutical Associa-|tan writers to "castigate" an en-|q,y it his associa tion had|seryants, mainly in the higher-| at the W. C. Town Funeral SUNDSVALL, Sweden (AP) |gaid there was no one in the GENEVA (AP)--Britain side- pa | manufacturers. |ernment. Two cars of the same make |r Sl hy 2, { "I don't think we have much| The new schedules affecting iati ; lutch to allow her car to roll|Rev. M. Buttl inister of| pean Free Trade Association to- Both drivers were thrown |C 'kwards i in. White rus er, sinister 9 day on whether it plans to join Ty er a eup against their windshields and backwards down a slight in-|Whitby United Church, will con-| 22 Frawley for the drugs stelazine could not have been made un- rectors--men who hold no man-|stockholders complaining about agement positions with the com- the management began to pile] Hotel Employees gh : first time since the late Walter TELL HIM Cheer Aid Pledge Chrysler founded the auto firm Last fall a committee of the| MEARE i Newia 0s York Thursday, the corporation! cial expert who joined the com-|ployees cheered Thursday when announced the resignation of pany in 1957, was told early they were told by the union's officer, chief operating oficer concurrently with the com-|$3,000,000 to help them. and director. pany's announcement it had] E. S. Miller of Cincinnati, president and abolished the rest|losing $21,900,000 in the first| International Union (CLC), said of Colbert's jobs, even to reduc' quarter. {the union will never accept the For Colbert they created allast December, has been the| "We may not win this strike," new post -- chairman of the|chief architect of a drastic cost-(he said, "but we will never lose keep his stock options (45,000 shares at $52.49 a share, slightly Chrysler pension $92,250 a year | when he retires in: nine years| The action came exactly one year after Chrysler disclosed it he owned half interests in two ment for Vancouver East, said/labor matters, convention dele- companies whose sole business Thursday a letter made public|gates' lists were never made personal choice and close ship of the New Party is incor-|gate would necessitate making friend. rect, unfair and unfounded. Vancouver MP Blasts iki One driver was Finn Gag- ner, 25. The other was Dag Gagner, 25. They're identical twins. | |yard for the children, but they| | child. | Mr. Bokkers had just con-| Stevedores Stage pleted building a 20-foot square . Hamilton Brawl fenced-in playpen in his back| were not in it Thursday. HAMILTON (CP)--Two Ham- CURIOUS COMMIES Ch .,. Hide And Seek In N. Atlantic ism | ABOARD BONAVENTURE {(CP)--The North Atlantic ver- {sion of the cold war, a chilly cat-and-mouse game, is being played on, above and under the sea off the Nova Scotia coast. At least 10 Russian fishing vessels, trawlers, tugs and sup- {ply ships--and possibly some submarines--were following, as usual with minute attention, an ilton stevedores were rushed to hospital and three others ar- rested following a bloody brawl - today atthe "Welington ~ Street] terminal. In fair condition at the Hamil- ton General Hospital with a pos- | sible fractured pelvis, ribs, back ; | Released following treatment are raised eyebrows at some of |for a head cut was Percy Smith, the gear carried. 44. The Russians obviously want| In police custody and charged conference reported. There was no other word on what Edward Heath, No. 2 man in the British foreign office, told Britain's trade partners but the atmosphere at the opening session of the conference was said to have been friendly. It was held in closely guarded secrecy. Primé Minister Matmillan is to outline the British position in the House of Commons Monday, and precautions have been taken to prevent a leak before- hand. After a cabinet meeting in London Thursday, Home Secre- tary R. A. Butler told the House of Commons the government had settled its policy toward the Common Market and would can- to test the capabilities of the with creating a disturbance are| Canadian Navy and pick up|John Strabac, 29; Wilfred Staats, what other intelligence informa-|38, and William Yorkiw, 46. vass Conservative members for support. DROP TARIFFS EFTA is composed of Britain, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Austria and Portu- gal, and Finland is an associ- ated member. The Common Market is made up of France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxem- bourg; and already ihas: a; long start toward completely free trade among the six nations and a common tariff barrier against the rest of the world. Britain, which must export to live, is anxious not to be shut off from the 200,000,000 potential customers "in the Common Mar- ket countries. At the same time she does not want to undermine the economies of the Common- wealth countries, who fear their privileged trading position in the British market will be sacri- It was generally understood ficed. tion might be available from monitoring the RCN's coded| pues ship-to-ship, ship-to - shore and ship-plane signals. One officer said the current {exercise by Canadian Task But others said the possible presence of Soviet submarines--| CCF CG , ' P {Group 302.6 is of more benefit to the Russians than to the : / classed as "likely non - sub" roup S rotest Royal Canadian Navy. | without possibility of confirma- tion. | Mr. Winch 'said the nationalia few undersea craft in the| [committee for the New Party decided on a vote at one of its meetings that the lists of dele- {gates would be given to no one. | The Vancouver MP said the |letter, signed by H. W. Her- cl, u { , the list public and would lead|ridge, Kootena West; Douglas Newberg was dismissed June! 'This document is designed y 8 area were classed as '"'non-ex- tice for Canada's sub - hunting forces. the navy. They are on the high/ | British ercise subs"--is excellent prac-| T | = Presence of Soviet craft is not| F N S V and cannot be objected to by| or hdd 1sit What appeared to be a peris- {cope passed close to the Bona- venture Tuesday. It was known {not to be of the American or submarines exercising with the task group. It was hird Schedule HALIFAX (CP) -- Yuri Ga- 30, 1960, but it was not until July 29 that the corporation spelled out the reason. After Newberg, Chrysler tried without success to lure top men from other auto companies as president with Colbert to re- main as board chairman. Meanwhile lawsuits against CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 HOSPITAL 723-2211 | to pre-convention campaigning for one purpose only, the elec-'hy mail on a multitude of ques- tion of one man, but it willllions of policy, constitutional bring about disunity and hard ang other matters likely to be feelings which are not required) qiced. 2 and will hurt," he said. Douglas Mr. Winch, who told a press b ug RS d conference he is supporting Sas-|2¢¢n provided a katchewan Premier Douglas for {the leadership, : absolutely no favoritism shown the. Saskatchewan premier, either candidate by the national added. committee of the New Party, of, Mr. Douglas and his support- which he is a member. Mr.|ers had received no help from Argue is national CCF leader. |the national council of the CCF The letter in question com-| : i plained that Argue supporters | Party but, as national leader, were not able to get a list of|Mr. Argues travelling expenses delegates attending next week's have been paid from party convention. funds. had not of dele- supporters list ' gates and were conducting no/Douglas, were not sending out/¥ith the Russians, whose erat ; js|1arge-scale mail solicitation for|thousands of letters, Mr. Winch|2r¢ often within easy visua said there is Telcaia seas, internationally free. One senior officer said that if te in: wick the RCN waited until Soviet|!°" Mis Nova Scotia visit. ships left any given area it Gagarin, the world's first would never be able to hold an|SPace traveler, is expected to anti-sub exercise. |arrive here Aug. 3. He was orig- The navy has learned to live|inally scheduled to visit the 3 province today but this was changed to Aug. 2 to allow the Russian cosmonaut, now visiting |Fisher, Port Arthur; Arnold | Peters, Timiskaming and Frank |Howard, Skena, dealt with an |internal matter and shoul not have been made public. The other four CCF and New {Party MPs, supporting Mr. |garin now has a third schedule range of Canadian warships. | Tuesdays several women aboard Cuba, to go to Brazil. a Kussian tug waved to the| Cyrus Eaton, Nova Scotia- crew of a Canadian anti subma-| born Cleveland industrialist who tests over programming plans.|rine trackers plane. {invited Gagarin here, announced In an interview the premier| The nine-ship Canadian task| Thursday night he had word said the program was set up by|group's exercise is being con-|from the Russian Embassy in committees representing alliducted on fishing grounds and Ottawe that the astronaut would! shades of opinion and had been/naval officers say there is no spend four days in the province, | aproved by the national com- doubt Russian fishing vessels starting next Thursday after-| mittee of the, CCF. | | At Regina, Premier Douglas {disagreed Thursday with pro- Tunisian with refugees lare iishing for fish. But there|/noon. during evacuation after the to Tunis from the Bizerte area cease - fire aczord between sam FLEEING BIZERTE HOTSPOT household goods struggle along the main road French and Tunisian forces. --AP Yh