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14 'THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 6, 1961 CLARK, NJ. (CP) -- Louis} Vincent Hunter, 49, well - known Canadian newspaper man and a senior public relations ofiicer with International Nickel Com- pany in New York, died at his , |home Saturday while watching a fontball game on television. VY, Cy 7 2 Z his Loo ie BE G, 4 a AG 2 4 SEG: NOVAYA ZEMLYA Niro raat B, GRHEMLANOS 0) 5 gs. 5 2 ' 4 ae 4, eee My By U.5.5.R. 1 oe oN hohe ailment, spent 30 years in news-| in Canada and the United States. A native of Quebec City, he began his newspaper career as ? San Y Francesc | Fy ${ atas Ng ey, a s Siptria © porter and later day city eAitr~ In 1938, he joined the cu dian Press and worked in > |bureaus in Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver and London, England, As a CP : jwar correspondent during the Second World War, he reported the activities of Canadian troops in Britain, North Africa, Sicily 'ttaly and France for four year MECEIVES HONG: He was one of 12 Canadian said the debris-laden cloud is h Europe newspaper men named an of- moving over the Canadian enn 4 ficer of the Order of the British! coast in the vicinity of Labra- | {Empire for wartime service, (AP Wirephoto Map) Mr, Hunter was one of CP's London Staffers who in 1940-41 jwere bombed out of both office ' | : immigrant b) Body and living quarters during the | . blitz. He specialized in news of Riddled By Shots the RCAF and in January, 1943,| FORT WILLIAM (CP) -- Al e flew in an RCAF plane on a; 50-year-old woman, mother of e,? « Politicians Plau ad bombing mission over Germany. | Public Analysis five, is under police guard in He went to France soon after) hospital after an Italian man, D-duy in Normandy aa es news| be-jent pians are. to set up head|packed to leave for Italy to He joined Reuters | ITTAW CP)--Voter acanwe EE ES OTTAWA ( " bring his family to Canada, was agency in 1946, working as night riddied with bullets late Friday ware! The political party lead-| quarters in a small office in Re- editor of Reuters New York Police said a number of bul- Pocitic Oreon, : wy, Wz \ 'S eee Swit - eX HAWAIIAN PF GO", ISLANDS 2 Bee Seas prs o FORMOSA | : a Saat 7 % an PATH OF BLAST FALLOUT nuclear blast. The bureau Ocean. i should | sometime to- This map, based on one re- Atlantic leased in Washington Sunday by the U.S. Weather Bureau, shows the radioactive fallout | path of the Oct. 30 Russian ' dor and heading out into the | crs seer out to pick hang! a gina but make frequent calls at |Bureau until he went. to Interna-} as well as pump your hanc ; i a es , Ul tional Nickel in 1952. Prime Minister Diefenbaker,|P@tty headquarters are will jets from a high-powered rifle} --------_________ nositi Pade -earson|é ss rty rallies and nom-jwere pumped into the body of Opposition Leader Pearson address party | | pumy ye eR Mer i 2 New Democratic Party Leaderjinating meetings in Toronto,|Cordin Cosimo, 36, in a suite in QUAKES STRIKE ITALY T. C. Douglas and Social Credit/Peterborough, Windsor, Tim-ja trim white stucco building in) RIETI, Italy (AP) -- Four Leader Robert N Thompson) mins, Galt, Montreal, Charlotte-/Fort William. He was dead|qdays of sharp earthquakes had will re be -- -- - -- town, Regina, and Winnipeg. igs police homey this central Italy mountain area| cases this month, addressing pc Dr Thompson spends this n€ woman is in hospital with a | 1 5 : on edge today. The tremors,| litical rallies and keeping theit'| week at Brantford, Orilli ~~ shonider flesh wound. hich 8 Sack iasiaw have ears cocked for the latest trend! Kitchener, London, Hamilton| A neighbor said he had heard whic! . piri Rag Das : of thought among thé electors.jand st. Catharines in Ontario.Inoises coming f the suite (caused considerable damage to el plans are being de-|7 ae shade "jnoises coming from the Suite, nuiidings but no serious in- te getaghagr mac Sav. bax Then, after three days in Ot-/but thought it was the five chil- juries. At nearby Atrodoco, 300 veloped on a day-to-day DasiS,/tawa, he will head west to speak!dren playing. srsons were left homeless setae without the elaborate arrange-|5; Caiga and Regina re | persons were ieit homeless a:ter} 2 algary gina. Cosimo came to Canada four|the iNewsman Dies Watching TV Set former Trennie Frazer of Win- nipeg; Brian; Quebec; Fabre Surveyer, Quebec, Miss Claire Hunter, Quebec, and Sis- jter Ruth Marie of the Sisters of Mr. Hunter, who had a heart!Charity, Halifax. paper and public relations work|and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Que- bec. a reporter on the Quebec Chron-|uesday at 10 a.m, in the 'jicle - Telegraph in 1931, shift-|Church of St. John the Apostle) ro ing in 1935 to the Montreal Ga-jhere. Burial will be in Quebec./the province must limit its zette, where he worked as a re-' ----- - Bos Binns. lc ments that customarily are made for the party leaders dur ing a forma! election campaign.|iy Social Credit convention opening|a brick layer. : , tremors opened cracks in| He will attend the Alberta\years ago and was employed as/the walls and ceilings of their 'homes. ov a 21 in Calgary and at the) ----------- | Robarts Reassures Teachers' College STRATFORD (CP) -- Pre- mier-elect John P, Robarts said Saturday mght the 53-year-old Teachers' College will stay in Stratford. He has not discussed the possibility of moving it. Mr. Robarts, speaking to the Stratford Teachers' College Alumni Association, said Mayor C. H. Meier had mentioned ru- mors of a move to him re- cently. The rumors of a move were false. He said the Stratford college, opened in i908, was far from modern but it and others built A funeral! mass will be held|at the same time are still turn- ing out good teachers. At present there are no plans r replacing these buildings, as Survivors include his wife, the two sons, Robert and a brother, Gilbert, of and three sisters, Mrs. His parents were the late Mr. Tocsin B, a country-wide test of Canada's civil defence, is to be intensified because of in- creased international tension. TELL eee work co - ordinated by the CBC. Listeners will hear two three- minute siren warnings. The first will be an alert, the second @ take - cover warning of immin- ent attack. Announcers speaking from government emergency head- quarters at Camp Petawawa will-make announcements sim- ilar to those that would be heard during a real emergency. The exercise itself, the biggest yet staged in Canada, will be- An Ontario Emergency Meas- ures Organization spokesman said Sunday the Noy. 13 exer- cise will include for the first time the testing of six army headquarters set up near tar- get areas in Ontario during re- cent weeks. Also, the province will appeal for extensive public co - opera- tion in the exercise on lines to be announced a few days. be- fore it begins. Prime Minister Diefenbaker will make a country - wide Exercise Tocsin B Intensified TORONTO (CP) -- Exercise a gin at an undisclosed time. An Ontarie government party of 68 ministers, deputy minis ters and officials will leave for the government's emergency headquarters at Camp Borden Jt will run for an hour and aljwhere, on paper, they will deal half beginning at 7 p.m. on alwith problems likely to arise single national emergency net-lduring a nuclear attack. br t stressing the impor- tance .of defence measures, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will transmit a sim- ulatea alert to be carried on every radio station in Canada. building program to additional units, he said, "We must deal with the prob- lems as they present them selves," he'said, adding that 529 elementary schools were either enlarged or newly erected last year. But te all intents, the result is!o.q 'of the month: will embark the same--an_ intensive period| on s tear of the Maritimes : H litic: , g . 1 3 7 8 s | re < . political activity, leading to" scliak aildiiee ai re. Sheaffer's new Reminder clip Ballpoint general election porters here that his travels P TEST POLITICAL PULSE jhave a two-fold purpose: To i Mr. Diefenbaker served no-j|keep Conservative party for- tic. of his plans when he re-jtunes up, and to keep himself) turned last week from a five-|informed on what the other! day state visit to Japan. He told) party leaders are achieving reporters a' the airport that he| jis big decision is to deter-| would be making several sorties|mine when the Conservative across the country in the next/narty's prospects are brightest, few weeks, testing the political/and the opposition parties pulse ..,.,;chances of winning an election In the last month, he visited|are the last, in his opinion Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Then, his announcement of a Quebec, Ontario and British Co-| 4 general election date will be lumbia. Later this month, he] made. will speak at political meetings) in Nova Scotia, Ontario, Mani- toba and possibly Prince E-| Rabbi Criticizes | Fallout Shelters Mr. Pearson, who has concen- TORONTO (CP) -- Rabbi Ab- trated his attention on Liberal, party fortunes in Ontario and) Manitoba, spends this week injrabam Feinberg said Sunday he Quebec, New Brunswick and|saw no sign and heard no talk Nova Scotia. Next week helof fallout shelters during a re-| speaks in Montreal and has ajcent tour of London, Berlin and series of Ontario engagements| Moscow. the following week, including] He told the First Unitarian his own nomination meeting in|Congregation here the fear of Algoma East riding on Nov. 24 | areas war is being commer Later, Mr. Pearson will in-|cjalizeg in. Canada. If shelters vade Mr. Diefenbaker's homelare really needed, he said, the province with engagements in|government should build them.| Regina and Saskatoon. | "1 not nit stay ae | ¥ 2 # | Mr. Douglas, fresh from the! me WO -Snaula say Sway | aren from them for they build up a CCF-NDP convent egina| "+ i I which ys Bi his gettin gp psychology A DIFFERENCE IN THE CLIP | premier of Saskatchewan, will} The rabbi emeritus of Tor-| The amazing new "'Reminder"' clip extends and retracts | come east at mid-month to be-|°"t0's Holy Blossom Temple} the point--and says "No" to pocket stains because the gin a tour which will eventually/S#id_ Premier Khrushchev and pens can't be clipped in the pocket with the point | | take him from coast to coast. |the Russian people want peace. , | \The real incentive for the So- extended! BASED IN REGINA jviet resumption of nuclear tests| A DIFFERENCE IN THE CARTRIDGE The NDP leader, whose pres-|mav have bee ress' ; : : oswadln cease ree ening ove Deen Pressure from) Wits 10 smooth miles with Dokumental "303" ballpdint-| He added that the fear in Rus-| fluid. It writes evenly, easily, unhesitatingly -- without | J . ° ° . n ° rs Radioactive |sia of a re-armed Germany is} Presi: without coaxing and withou skipping. \a constant brooding. "They lost| 'The model illustrated (with gold-filled clip and band) is jmore people in the Second| $3.95. With stainless steel cap--$2,95. , Cloud Moves 'ri si,rrs Eastward _Isolationism | | WASHINGTON (AP)--The in-| M4 visible cloud of radioactive ash| Hit By Bowles from Russvi's giant 50-megaton| blast of last Monday passed} WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. eastward over the Cana dian|State Under - secretary Chester coast Sunday and began moving Bowles said Sunday night that across the North Atlantic. 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