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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, December 29, 1961 MOTHER'S ORDEAL Mrs. Emma Vermette, mo- ther of missing Susan Ver- mette, 15, is hollow-eyed from lack of sleep. "I hope to God my daughter is still alive," she said. Susan and a school teacher in Canfield, Ont., Charles Richeson, are being | | sought by police in Ontario and the United States. Son, Paul, is with Mrs. Vemette. --(CP Wirephoto) 2 Brothers Shot, Thrown In Well CONYERS, Ga. (AP) -- Two} young brothers were slain and thrown into an old well in what authorities described Thursday as the jealous rage of an unbal- anced youth who threatened to wipe out nine acquaintances of a 15-year-old girl friend. The killings occurred Wednes- day night near a church gather-| ing place, the Smyrna camp ground. A third boy had his ear shot off as the slayer lined him and the brothers up by automobile lights and opened fire with a shotgun. The wounded youth struggled| through four miles of rain and mud to call the sheriff. Pickets Claim Hurt By Cars FRESTON, Ont. (CP) -- Two} mer claimed Thursday they) were injured by strikebreakers' | cars while picketing the Cana- dian Office and School Furni- tre plant here. Raymond Evans and William Robbins, both of Preston, told] police they suffered minor injur- feg at the plant entrance. Evans) said he received hospital. treat- ment after being knocked down by a car which did not. stop, and Robbins said he was hit/ twice. | The strike, by 143 members of Local 3189 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jeiners of America (CLC), be-|told of a threat to blow up the {dui gan Sept. 8. The company announced last week it has applied to the Su- preme Court of Ontario for an Nehru Claims Distressed QUEBEC (CP)--The federal cabinet's journey to Quebec City for a two-hour meeting in the historic old Citadel seems destined to be a talking point among political observers for weeks to come. Prime Minister Diefenbaker returned to Ottawa by air Thurs- day night from this capital of French Canada with some of his colleagues. Some ministers were to return by train teday while others scattered from Que- bec to spend the New Year weekend at their homes across Canada, In the appointments made at Quebec, the promotion of Jacques Flynn, MP for Quebec South, from the deputy Speaker- ship of the Commons to mines minister will necessitate the se- lection of a new deputy Speaker when the next parliamentary session opens Jan, 18, Mr. Diefen baker also had State Secretary Dorion sworn in as president of the Privy Coun-| cil, and created two new Privy Councillors -- former Ontario Quebec Cabinet Meet Implications Develop eyes of Quebecers has been raised, He can now be intro- duced at political and other meetings not only as "Le Secre- taire d'Etat du Canada," but re- soundingly as "'Le President du Conseil Privee." For Mines Minister Flynn -- the new cabinet post undoubt- edly will strengthen his chances of re-election in Quebec South constituency, which he won in 1958 by just 264 votes, By com- parison, majorities of 10,000 to 13,000 were recorded by the Lib- erals when the seat delonged to C. G. (Chubby) Power, wartime air minister, 'now a senator. GETS SATISFACTION For the other federal minis- ters--some satisfaction that, de- spite all the speculative reports, their performance of their func- tions has resulted in no changes in their portfolios, for the pre- sent at least. For Mr. Frost--a life-time ap- pointment to a non-paying posi- tion which entitles him to be designated as "The Honorable Leslie M. Frost." It is in rec- | [Premier Leslie Frost and Sen- jator Walter Aseltine, govern- }ment leader in the Senate. He said nine major topics) were discussed at Thursday's) icabinet meeting. But after the/ jmeeting he had only one an-| }nouncement to make: The ap-/ pointment of Harry Bernard \f/ St. Hyacinthe, Que., a journal-) ist and author, to a four-year| term on the National Library) Advisory Council. Other ap-) 3510 Recruits For Training OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP) -- The/oner I. T. Weldon of Midland| VO three military districts of Onta- rio have enrolled 3,510 recruits for the second six-weeks course of a special militia training pro- ognition of his long service to the Conservative party and per- sonal support of Mr, Diefenba- ker. He may well emerge as a leading campaigner on Mr, Die- fenbaker's behalf in the next election campaign. For Senator Aseltine -- more prestige as Senate leader for the government, without tying that leadership to support of all gov- ernment measures as _ would have been the case had his ap- Gives Guilty Plea In $9,000 Fraud LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Mar- jorie Joyce Stone, 20, of Wind- sor, pleaded guilty Thursday to 18 charges which involve the cashing of nearly $9,000 in worthless cheques, savings bonds and money orders be- tween April and December. Magistrate Donald Menzies took 45 minutes to read the charges. Nine were laid in Lon- don, the remainder in Aylmer, Owen Sound, Windsor, Galt, Hamilton and Dundas. Miss Stone elected trial by magistrate and was remanded to Jan, 2. Assistant Crown Attorney A, J. Baker said he expects to pointment been to the cabinet. Mr. Diefenbaker considers this| | measure of Senate reform. receive an additional forgery charge from Brantford, involv- ing $1,850. | | | MIDLAND, Ont. (CP)--A cor-| joner's jury has absolved Mrs.| Eileen Marshall of blame in the} death of one of three men she} testified had abducted her at) |gunpoint from the home of her! sister. The 40-year-old Toronto-area| woman told her story Thursday, to a jury inquiring into the) death Dec. 9 of Edward Ear! Nash, 40, of Toronto. With the concurrence of Cor- and Crown Attorney William ry Thompson of Barrie the ju found Mrs. Marshall had acted| in self-defence when she shot| pointments were made, he said,| pram, it was announced Thurs-| Nash. but will be announced later. WHAT DOES IT MEAN? What did the Quebec meeting) mean to the principal figures in-| volved? The answer may be} weeks developing, but observers saw these results in the wind: | For the prime minister--some} day by Central Command. 2,157 men are in the process of! being enrolled in the course| which begins Jan. 8. Maj. Alex M. Stirton said the first course, which ended Dec. 17, qualified 4,743 men in na- | The shooting took place at a) | 'The army said an additional|farm near Victoria Harbor! about 15 miles northwest of| here. TELLS OF THREAT Mrs. Marshall said she shot) Nash after being held 48 hours] by her abductors. She said that Woman Blameless In Nash's Death Minutes later, she said, Nash laid down the pistol he had used to threaten her for two days. "He turned his back and I picked up the gun and fired it at him--I don't know how many shots," she said. 'After the first shot, he turned and said: 'Give me the gun.' I fired until it was empty and then went into the bedroom and broke the window to get away." ICE TREMBLES t this point her voice trem- bled for the first time. Other- wise, she told the story in a low but firm tone. Her testimony was made under protection of the Canada Evidence Act, After the shooting, Mrs, Mar- shall said, she trudged through snow in sandals, light slacks and a thin sweater, to the farm of Willis Reynolds. She told him the story and asked him to call police. Mrs. Marshall said she had s By Reactions political gain in being the one|tional survival. There were : .__|who assembled the first full fed-/about 6,000 entered in the Sheriff J. T. Wallace Jr. said) NEW DELHI--India's Prime|era) cabinet meeting ever to be| Course. 2 Peas he was charging Charles Byrd,'Minister Nehru said Thursday |held in Quebec to transact nor-| Western Ontario district, Lon- 20, whom he described as men- _ -- ya ---- him| mal business, thus bringing into| don, has Pegg Be es tally retarded, a 15-year-old boy|about the Goan operation waSinlay his sense of history and|is processing another 356; Cen-| A and a girl of the same age with the division in world reaction--|pountering this province's sepa-|tral Command, Oakville, has|that he bh gn gg two counts of murder. The colored nations approved while|ratist movement by putting fed-/enrolled 1,732, and has 959 be-/n a iothes and Auk Water OB names of the juveniles were|the white nations of the West/eral government processes on|ing processed; Eastern Com- see clotnes P withheld. were unanimous in condemna-/display in old Quebec. |mand, Cornwail, has enrolled) ¢. Slain by shotgun blasts in the tien | For Finance Minister Fleming|9°9, and is processing 842. | His last threat, she continued, head were Douglas Wayne Hen-| "I do not like it. It is a bad|--a stronger position now for the}, Maj. Stirton said 806 of the made on the Saturday morning derson, 16, and his brother Tho- sign." |man some observers had pre-|3,510 enrolled have been re- she shot him, was that he would mas, 15, high school students.) Nehru, facing cross-examina-|dicted would either leave the} J. Michael Flanagan, 16, was tion at a press conference, vig-|cabinet or be moved to a less} wounded, jorously defended India's take-|sensitive ministry. He stays as|Cause of age. jduring the period Nash had ithreatened to put her, naked, in |the basement of the farmhouse. Nash had told her shooting |was too good for her, she said, able for medical reasons, or be-|tic, set fire to the house and ishoot himself. |jected because they were unsuit-|tie her to the rafters in the at-| known Nash, a used-car sales- man with six children, for three years, He had moved into her home soon after they had met. | "He was just going to be a jroomer, at first," said the \slight, blond woman, who has been separated from her hus- and for several years. She said jshe broke with Nash last Sep- tember, making him leave the |house. | She described an incident Oct. 16 when she suffered a broken jaw in a scuffle with Nash who bsequently was charged with ; L j | POLICE TRACE EVENTS over of Goa and two other Por-| finance minister with a declara- spa a tuguese_ possessions and re-|tion by Mr.. Diefenbaker that the| The sheriff said he pieced to- jected Western criticism that it] whole cabinet is united and that! eoge U.K. Justified In Kuwait Move tM ether the following sequence: conflicted with Mohandas Gan-!any speculation of a new post By ROD CURRIE jEgypt has withdrawn her con- 8 ' Byrd obtained from the girl! gni's teachings of non-violence.|for Mr. Fleming--which had a Canadian Press Staff Writer (tribution to the Kuwait force there was no time to pause forjadded to the confusion, with the names of nine boys with) Asked whether India is pre-|degree of official encourage- He drove her to a children's |-onjied: "The use of force is, of|a stronger position in Quebec drive-in theatre where the Hen- abiiity and opportunity." hand man, Though his addi- The girl invited the three boys |i, being allowed to lapse next|ings whenever Mr. Diefenbaker| Britain's speed in springing to|and there has been a general placed on two of the boys, who! norq on whether the Chinese| lfalse alarm--demonstrates the/British belief is that only Saudi followed. |viclence as a national policy is| S Mi Mill ments in the Middle East. \Iraq but her forces are numeric- although this does not rule out} ays ine 1 fact intend to launch another/Arab. Republic -- made up of es e vi rolonged meditation. |Arab countries preoccupied with PiTERBOROUGH (CP)--Po-|trying to encourage the forces|for the Canadian Labor Con-|> . ; CLC is "satisfied" that the In-|poj | plant here Thursday after being} a)ignment."" | \Daily Telegraph, to ponder uilding. critics who invoked the philoso-|ada is Communist-dominated, | | | ! 'Lauded By jno explosives. of non-violence." Police Chief W. J. Shrubb said) He declared: order committing Robbins andj 1 ; jo! ritor | Clifford Windsor to Galt to jail|the piant switchboard operator|colonialism is dead. If it wants|ington recommendation that thejrichest oil fields, which Iraq| for contempt of an injunction|rcceived a telephone call at/to come back, if any attempt is|American Mine - Mill union be/has claimed since Kuwait ended} whom she had been friendly. He pared to use force to recover|ment--was unfounded. home and picked up the 15-year-!course, open to us and should| politics, where the prime minis- derson boys and Flanagan soon! ie 'disclosed that a treaty of|tional duties require little more into the Byrd car. According to) anri, and Peking has been in-|is absent, his prestige in the/ine defence of tiny Kuwait --|weakening of Arab determina- thought it was a joke. change their hostile policy. |seriousness with which the gov-|Arabia now has a clear interest impossible in the present world, | Although there are doubts in/ally inferior. Bomb Threat Ousts pen-eful methods. . | Red Dominate attempt to gain the sheikdom,|Egypt, Syria and Yemen--has jlo our policy as we have pre- ; | The threat was too close at|problems close to home, lice told more than 400 employ-|o¢ peace to settle problems|gress said Thursday that the | jternational Union of Mine, Mill/whether the sabre was to be| | The threat was dismissed asinhy 'of Gandhi -- "people who} William Dodge, executive/BRITAIN COMMITTED |member CLC, made the state-|tually committed to the defence} Vatican Paper calling for peaceful picketing.|about 4:15 p.m. threatening to|maae to bring it back, the world The hearing has been set for/blow up the building in 30 min-!wili go up in flames. It will net Jan. 8. jutes. 'be tolerated." | td told her he would kill them all.|tndian territory from China, he| For State Secretary Dorion-- old boy. The three went to @/ho used by us according to suit-|ter has been looking fora right- arrived in the latter's car. trade and friendship with China|than presiding at cabinet meet- one account, leg irons were /formed any new treaty will de-| |whether or not the threat was a/tion to defend the sheikdom, The The killing in the deep woods) The Indian leader said non-| CLC Spokesman ernment views recent develop-|in protecting the territory from | jsome quarters that Iraq did in| The collapse of the United "We adhere iirmly and fully Workers In Plant isly declared it--the policy of| OTTAWA (CP)--A spokesman! ees to leave the Quaker Oats | peacefully and a policy of non-| jhand, comments the London a . He said he was angered by|and Smelter Workers in Can-| only rattled or actually used." | Caiholic Unity ja hoax after a search revealed) haye~not the faintest conception|Vice-president of the 1,070,000-| Britain is the only power ac- "The world of|ment in commenting on a Wash-|of the territory, on the world's declared Communist infiltrated.|62 years as a British protector-| YATICAN CITY (AP) -- The The Washington finding, an-jate last June 19. |Vatican spa L'Osserva- nounced Thursday could lead to} There is a suggestion that thelinne Bhiare" commenting. on| a declaration that Mine-Mill in|suspicious troop movements to-lthe recent assembly of _ the! the U.S. is ineligible to repre-\ward Kuwait may only have| world Council of Churches said| Hoan \Highway Minister's 6th Road Offense KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CP) Highways Minister P. A, Gag- lardi of British Columbia was convicted Thursday on a care- Jess driving. eharge and was \fined $75 and $6.50 costs. The jmagistrate recommended a |three-month suspension of the jmiuster's driving licence. | Magistrate Donald McDonald |spent nearly 90 minutes deliver- ling his verdict and sentence, \teling the highways minister |that he 'should not be solving |the problems of B.C. while driv- jing | Driving a car is problem jenough for any person and re- |qui.es complete attention, the raagistrate said. It was his sixth traffic charge in five years and the licence suspension is the third since 1937 He was convicted three times previously on speeding eharges, once on a charge of passing on the wrong side and once for making an illegal turn. Narcotics Convicts Active In Canada TORONTO (CP)--Police here say that two men, _convicted ANNOUNCES Harlan Cleveland, assistant secretary of state for inter- national organization affairs, announced today that Presi- dent Kennedy will ask Con- gress for $100 million to buy United Nations bonds to help BOND PLAN pay for the UN's Congo opera- tions. Cleveland told reporters at a news conference that he expects the request will stir debate. --(AP Wirephoto) WASHINGTON (CP) -- The United States is stepping up dip- lomatic pressure on its Latin neighbors in the hope of achiev- ing united action to isolate Fi- del Castro's Cuba from the rest of Latin America. The ultimate American hope is that the Cuban people will be stirrea up by internal unrest and poverty to topple Castro's re- gime, which has had to contend with sporadic guerrilla action in the Escambray Mountains east of Havana. Cuvan rebel leaders feel the United States is on the wrong track; that nothing will dislodge Castro except open invasion. American diplomats maintain invasion at this time would be the height of folly, They feel the best course open now is diplom- acy, to get the Latins to impose economic sanctions on Cuba, Tut the wheels of diplomacy gritd slowly in the Latin coun- tries. Even the» U.S. pledge of a 10 - year, $20,000,000,000 eco- nomic program to aid Latin America has failed to stir up any great concerted agr t US. Stepping Up Latin Pressures the 2l-country Organization of Ameticn States meets in Uru- guay to consider whether there* is communism in Cuba and: whether this poses a threat to the hemisphere, The ministers will meet at the request of Colombia and Peru' on the Cuban issue, though be- hind the scenes the U.S. has been active in promoting the meeting. Basis of the conference is the' 1947 Rio de Janeiro agreement' that member states will consult umong themselves before taking any action when the hemisphere' is threatened by an external force. . Although Castro has declared himself a Marxist, some of the big Latin countries refused to go along with the proposal to hold the foreign ministers' con- fercnce, It finally was approved by the OAS council on a 14-to2 vote with five abstentions, The abstainers are Argentna, Bra- zil, Chile, Bolivia and Beuador: Mcxico joined Cuba in opposi- tion. to help the U.S. oust the bearded Cuban leader. BIG MEETING AHEAD American diplomats feel, ne- verlheless, they are making some headway. The flimax, they predict, will come Jan, 22 GRETA SETTLES STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)-- Greta Garbo is going to settle down in Stockholm, according to the newspaper Aftonbladet. The great film star, who has been living in New York, has already when the foreign ministers of rented a flat here. Teamsters Children Grateful... On behalf of the many children affected by the strike of the Teamsters Union Loca? 880 Car Haulers Division, | wish to thank the following for their generosity in donat- meer sent workers. |been in connection with the big ete feti i "Regardless of any findings in Iraqi army day celebrations |p aay De Pio ey \the U.S. about the American|Jan. 7. - Another theory ad-|Gatholiecty e hierarch Seaaen leadership of the Mine-Mill un-|vanced is that Premier Kassem|... » a fallible *authorit ion, we are satisfied that the feels the need of a "trouble | Thi Liens u = ent wos {Canadian section of this union|spot" to divert attention from |¢, oH rh Bred figtive V ti s jis dominated by Communist el-|the shortcomings of his. leader-| p catene: SMa he rieeh jements,"" Mr. Dodge said in an|ship. {senbement here on the Sasembly \interview,. Although Gen. Kassem made!" New Delht. World © all "That is why we are provid-|no exact threats and Kuwait in| Eee : ae ne arene LA -- -- ee of rd appeal for assistance, churches. ane Urthodos wi e opportunity, roug e feeling is that Britain was| pees 5 the United Steel Workers of|justified in moving swiftly in| 4 Osservatore said the New America, to free themselves|view of recent events. | eM raerhng had aren up 6 from this kind of totalitarian! In London, there appeared to |defmition of Christian unity that control over their affairs." ibe some reason to believe the), coustituted a real progress The Canadian Mine-Mill v1-|government was nervous theta Syne a still far - off lion, a separate entity from the|the recent action of India ee detiniti h 1d |U.S. union, was named recently|seizing Goa and Indonesia's) , . its efinition the wor by a top RCMP officer as one of|threatened attack against West | Council said unity is made seven unions in Canada withNew Guinea may embolden|* ; ; 'hi ; Communist leadership. other countries with territorial|#"4 believe in Jesus Christ unite The CLC.is backing the steel. ambitions. ee eee workers union in its drive "5|DID POLICE WORK | | oust Mine-Mill from Canada's The Vatican daily's editorial \nickel industry. | en the British. left Kuwait|--signed by Rev. Carl Boyer, a ' jafter ending the Iraqi attack in| Jesuit--did not specifically say At Trail, B.C., Jerry Flanni- June, the police work was taken|'hat a condition for unity was ijgan, president of Local 480 of|9Ver by a small force of Arabjthe acceptance of the Pope's au- Mine-Mill said the U.S. report is) League soldiers. jthor:ity by the Protestant and WEATHER FORECAST an attempt to obliterate the un- But troubles have developed| Orthodox churches, But this was ion from the labor scene. since then within the Arab bloc, |imphcit. COLDER IN EAST jclear when all who are baptized| |Thursday of conspiracy and im- porung heroin in connection with a $150,000,000 narcotics smuggl- ing ring in the United States, were active in Canadian under- worid activities. Viio Agueéci and Rocco Sco- rellitti were described as hav-| jing worked for Agueci's brother | ing candies, etc., to Christmas more comp large families outside |Albert, charged as part of the/ |US. ring, but murdered before | |his trial. | Police said all three were as-| sociated with men implicated in| \the. beating of gambler Max) |Bluestein in Toronto's Town) Tavern last spring. PREFERS JUNGLE | LONDON (CP) -- British ex- plorer David Attenborough says |his expeditions into tropical jun- {gles are not half as dangerous |as walking in the centre of Lon- jdon, "There are no animals jweighing 15 tons, painted red, |which come down on you at 35 miles per hour," he says, refer- jring to London's double-decker 'buses. | "It is a move to assist in the|m today and Saturday, continuing complete demise of Mine - Mill! Cold Weather jand help the rival United Steel Workers toe stablish in the East." cold, Winds northwest 15 to 25. 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