eth oun a jah A eggs} SH owe whe ny fo THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, Septéinber 1,1963 J Anglican Remarriage Ban On Divorcees May Ease U.S. War-Losses Nine Last Week From Reuters-AP gave no sign that Hanol is ready| SAIGON (CP) -- The number of U.S. servicemen reported killed in action last week dropped te nine from a record high of 59 the previous week, a at military spokesman said y. The total of Americans wounded in action, however, rose to. 250 from 76 last week. The previous week's high of 50 was caused by a big marine action near Chu Lai air base, The marines killed some 600 Viet Cong. Marine losses in the action were believed 'to have- been! about 50, teed ' The high figure .of wounded also was mainly due to the Chu Lai battle, most of which were held over until today's casualty summary. South Vietnamese troops killed in action in the week end- ing Aug. 28 rose to 180 from the previous week's total of 120 but was still considerably lower than the average in recent months. | DARING RESCUE | Tuesday a U.S. helicopter) made a daring flight deep into North Vietnamese territory to reseue the pilot of an F-105 Thunderchief jet - bomber shot Guam, daily Nam, bomber lost Nam since U.S, alr to negotiate, In Saigon, a U.S, military spokesman said three U.S. serv- feemen and a Vietnamese woman were wounded slightly' Tuedday night by a grenade explosion, "very The man who threw the. gre- Nam, nade, presumably a Viet Cong terrorist, escaped after hurling it from inside a courtyard to the street, the spokesman sald.| @ BOMBERS RAID the air war, stepped up. its heavy bomber raids on the Viet Cong in South Viet the US, pounding a sus- pected guerrilla encampment in the north of the country and a Communist stronghold just north of Saigon, The strikes were the 15th and 16th raids on South Viet Nam by B-52 Strato-Fortresses and the first time they have hit two targets in one day, Military sources said the gl- raids ant bombers, based 2,500 miles away on the Pacific island of eventually will over make South Viet The Thunderchie! downed Tuesday was the 84th American over North Viet trikes be- cargo The Super Guppy, whose capacity BIGGEST OF THEM ALL GOES INTO SERVICE the biggest airplane in the flight. of nearly world, left Van Nuys, Calif., The. rebuilt Stratocruiser was flown to Boeing where it ferrying rocket boosters and other cargo too large for By DENNIS ORCHARD strict canons against remar- riage of divorced Anglicans may be changed tonight by the church's reform - bent general synod, This 22nd council of bishops, clergy and leading laymen has already taken a step toward un- ion wtih the United Church and slimmed down its executive bodies for faster action and bet- ter planning. ' These decisions were close to Siunanimous. Disagreement is VANCOUVER (CP) -- The) The synod took time out Tues- day to absorb the provocative words of Mollie Batten, one of the church's prominent teachers and insistent critics, ; Miss Batten, principal of Wil- liam Temple College at Rugby, England, said the church must barge into the world to meet both a crisis of communica- tion and a crisis of Christian belief, It must not resign itself to providing an ark of safety and refuge for people who cannot succeed amid society's. con- flicts. guaranteed in tonight's debate, A commission of the church proposes a vast. revision and en- largement of ecclesiastical can- ons on marriage, not only mak- ing possible the remarriage of a person divorced, but making provision for marriage counsel- ling and for attempts to save marriages in danger of fail- ure, The Diocese of Toronto, be- lieving these proposals are too cumbersome, sets out a much simpler system, It gives @ bishop or ecclesiastical court authority to declare that a pre- Seianiiemmeaiananiaanmmniaanememmmemeamemmnat, CALL... 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Far-Mid-East Policies Work Halted =": ~~ ~ reel aos Bw oro mre ete: Somme Question Their Utility On Bank Act By 'Election' A third proposal comes from| The premier said his regime|the crash of a helicopter be- OTTAWA (CP) --- Election church lawyers, who would | make the decision of civil) courts the basis of the church's understands 'the justifiable|lieved downed by Red gunners concern" of many people at the |25 miles northwest of Saigon, a continuation of the war but he/U.S, military spokesman said, wonder if the tasks ahead are| 'This followed. an initial policy| Peking, as its major. foe. \jitters have stalled for the mo- perhaps too big. | decision that the five strategic-| Constant bickering among the|ment work on Parliament's re- This is an over-all impression) ajly located nations and their five nations made any joint de-| vision of the Bank Act, decision on remarriage, A per- son found guilty of adultery in Magi Psychiatri agistrate, Psychiatrist t gained in a reporter's talks with) huge populations simply could| fence a joke, | Tuesday was the deadli a Rap Legal, Penal Sys em }American officials in India| not be permitted to slide into} American diplomats then be-|filing sean sar the posse the court's ruling would not be allowed to remarry. GAP 18 WIDE The church's deep division on remarriage turns up in the membership of the commission that formulated the canonical By CLAUDE HENAULT [a paper in which he sald cer-/Peh'evion Gueing visite t Nepall the Communist orbit or disinte-/ gan talking about & policy 10 tinan a MONTREAL (CP) -- A psy-|tain potential killers are free to] ane Ceylon Ouring vis ts to each! grate into economic and politi-) enable South Asians to "choose ce committee by those chiatrist and a ma gist tatelwalk the country's streets. ei mon jor quest he: cal chaos that might bring the/ their own destiny." U.S. aid and|Who want to appear before it hurled barbed shafts at Cén- gistrate E. W, Kenrick of Hal-|ing asked: koh Led imuetgua same result. Paps were to bi ple during its hearings, originally ada's legal and penal systems|leybury, Ont, clas sed the' 7, what the U.S, has been do-/ AIM FOR ALLIANCE |Communists away an uild| scheduled to begin early in Oc- Tuesday during the second day|prison system asa failure. | ing paying off? Washington's first goal was Pm bons Rig cay tips gr tober, ni 'cess to prosper. : | Because of uncertainty now Parliament will re- 50,000 cubic feet makes it airport Tuesday on its first --AP Wirephoto {vious marriage had no sacra- 1 4% SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Interest calculated and paid quarterly Effective yield over 10 years -- 5.6% P.A, By CONRAD FINK nomic and military aid has been| neighboring Communist China NEW DELHI (AP)--The U.S.|poured into the five countries| and the Soviet Union, | stance in this part of the world| since 1951 in an ambitious ef-| Afghanistan never did join. is being questioned by manyjfort to influence the lives of| Pakistan is growing closer to /American officials and some! 622,000,000 Asians. China, India sees Pakistan, not COMMUNITY SAVINGS SERVICE @ GROWTH Heed Office: 19 Simeoe St. WN. meee Oshawa oS POUNTAROEAD Tel, 723-5221 CENTRAL ONTARIO TRUST & SAVINGS CORPORATION lieve the best way to uphold the Christian doctrine of lifelong marriage is to carefully define exceptions to the rule prohibit- ing remarriage during the life- time of a former partner, This majority interprets New Testament teaching as saying that marriage ought not to be)? SAVING HOURS: Mon.-Thurs, 9teé Friday Seturdey revisions. Their statement of} disagreement puts it succintly. The majority of members be- alge, Semen ng Ceimainclen| MAE eT ger It not, is there any sense in| pull Pakistan ent. hopefully, : . continuing? Afghanistan into .§.-backed,| |w Dr, Ronald Edward Stokes, ajthat our whole prison system) "jn a caus South Asia could antl - Communist military, alli-. The formula was healthy -- transfusions of dollars and hard- Toronto psychiatrist, delivered has failed and that Fred ATE! be regarded as one of America's far too many people in OUT biggest foreign policy expenses. Arbitration On Seaway jails." Dr. Stokes, assistant director of the forensic clinic of the Tor- onto Psychiatric Hospital, said borderline homocidal cases can roam about free as there are no institutions to put them in, and no legal methods to force |More than $11,500,000,000 in WHAT WEIGHT THE RESULT? | | ances, and somehow interest) India in 'joint defence" of the) ssikasouiail casa American way. The wisdom of this immense undertaking and its chances for success are being doubted today carry the policy forward. | by some of the men who must |sume its session Sept, 27 or be working American economistsidissolved for a new general dian sub - continent against| 84 technicians to illustrate the/election, the deadline has been| \put off indefinitely, | A committee source said| fewer than a half dozen briefs have been received, but the jcommittee clerk has been noti- jfied that others intend to file dissolved other than by death, although it may be terminated otherwise under certain condi- tions, The key words are "ough not." The minority group says the bond of marriage cannot be dis- solved by any human author- ity, The key word is "cannot." American officials have seen|priefs, The group believes the mar- Canadian Lawyers Split On Breathalizer Testing though Saskatchewan and New Brunswick make them compul- ory. However, there is no read- $6,000,000,000 drop into the In-| Larry Pennell, committee|tiage bond is best upheld by dian crucible of over-population| chairman who recently was ap-|recognizing no exceptions. and underproduction, But India)nointed solicitor - general in is far from the "take-off stage" |Prime Minister Pearson's cab- and keeping the country from|inet, tentatively scheduled a starving is a major economic meeting of the steering com- problem today--as it was 14/mittee for next week ing level for automatic convic- es ip ym the big U.S. ef-| Mr, Pennell said the Aug. 31 'ort started, deadline was set primarily as tion, . ® AP AFTER FOUR DRINKS FEAR TASK TOO MUCH a convenience for the steering John T. Weir, a Toronto law-| Untold billions will be re-|\committee in preparing the yer who is vice-president of the quired in the future and some|schedule of hearings. It was not CBA, upheld the council recom- American officials fear the\intended to be a firm one, after 2 single-handed salvation of an|which no further briefs would mendation. He said that the impoverished nation of 480,000,-/be received, CBA recommended last April to) 499 is too much. " the justice minister to make it : la federal crime for a 160-pound| Pakistan is South Asia's most) discouraging example of how a them to accept extended treat- ment if there were. Magistrate Kenrick said pre- sentencing and clinical reports on accused persons were essen- tial "because one fast decision, like that of a surgeon holding a scalpel, can actually mean a MONTREAL (CP) -- A dis- agreement between the St. Law- rence Seaway Authority' and 267 of its workers will go to arbi- tration Sept. 7, it was disclosed Tuesday night. The men had threatened to walk off their jobs on the sea- way, from its Montreal end to NY: IT HAPPENS EVERYDAY A fellow keeps "putting off' room to find unexpected guests sit- ting on the chesterfield thet was to be replaced months ogo! It can be emborrassing! PULLS UP AIRCRAFT MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE, England (CP) -- The biggest catch of highway police patrol- man Keith Brown at this Not- tinghamshire town is not a lux- ury car but an aircraft, He took the number of an RAF jet fighter as it screamed low over the fields, and the pilot was later reprimanded for careless! flying. | TORONTO (CP)--Lawyers of the Canadian Bar Association split Tuesday * eee oe ' " ding of a breath-analysis person's life. machine should render a drink- Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. a Work|waNTS SPECIAL CENTRES pegged pe ee el i. stoppage could affect the cur-| pr, stokes recommended that/Code offence. rent movement of the $450,000,-/special centres for the border-| The association's annual con- 000 Soviet wheat order. line insane be set up to protect) vention heard considerable dis- Members of Local 320 of the|both the patient and society. |sent from the official stand that Canadian Brotherhood of Rail-| 'During the four-year period!y reading of .08 per cent of al- way, Transport and General|that I have been giving psychi-lcohol per 1,000 of blood be made Workers (CLC), the employees|atric testimony in courts in On-|ynlawful under the federal leg- rere Attention: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS The Oshawa High Schools will Open for The Fall T Tuesday, September 7th. wea vies If you ore entering grade 10, 11, 12 or 13 you are osked to report ot 9am, to the Auditorium ef the school you will etterd, if you ore entering-Grade->-you- will feport ot 10:30 em, TRADE iN... 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Bessett, Cheirmen, Oshewe Board of Education, FOOD MARKET, driving a taxi while doing re said the average driver earns|chinists has applied for certifi- search for a master's thesis at/$80 to $85 a week. cation as bargaining agent for Glueck the University of Amsterdam He said Mr. Ingels' claim)478 workers at the two Essex He said here are several He claimed many Toronto|that cabs are mechanically un-|Wire Corp, Ltd, plants here, it traits which distinguish the de-cabs are mechanically unsafe; |safe is "impossible." He said)was announced Tuesday. linquent that full-time drivers work 10/cars can't be more than three} The employees now are rep Physically, delinquents are hours or more each day, six)vears old, and they are checked/resented by Teamsters Local "essentially mesomorphic indays a week, earning 79 centsithree times a year by the fed-|141, of London, Ont. A govern- constitution", that is, solid,'an hour; and that they have nojeral transport department and|ment - supervised vote will be | closely-knit and muscular, hospital or medical insurance|the Metropolitan Toronto Li-|ordered by the Ontario Labor! Temperamentally, they are plans, jcensing Commission, Relations Board energetic, restless, impulsive, | - ---- secre ee ae rises extroverted, aggressive and de- structive, Their attitude was not submissive to. authority, Psychologically they tended toward the direct and concrete rather than the symbolic and intellectual expression The major sociological factor, is that they have been reared in homes of little understand: ing, affection, stability or par- A 3 _'ental moral fibre. These conclusions,, he said, FLEES OUTMODED GLOOM are based on a study of 500 de-| NEWCASTLE, England (CP)jlinquent and 500 non-delinquent) Dr. ColinCorby, home office youths | pathologist for the northeast of { England, is emigrating to Aus tralia because of what he calls the dreary, dismal, Dickensian} conditions under which he works. "I am very bitter about it all," he said. "It is possible to muddie through but who wants te work like that?" a said a professor from the Har- vard law school, Sheldon game of the Capablanca Mem- orial Tournament Tuesday night in a game that one ex pert said "will do down in chess history." The 22-year-old U.S. grand: master beat his opponent, Gue- orghia D. Tringov of Bulgaria, in 22 moves in the fifth round.| "The game was a master piece," said Saul Rubin, presi- dent of the Marshall Chess Club Fischer ts cabling his moves from the club to the tourna ment headquarters in Havana The U.S. state department re- fused to grant him a visa to visit Cuba C 2% te 3-1b, Averege LEAN MEATY BLADE BONELESS BRISKET POT ROAST BONELESS BEEF SHOULDER ECONOMY 6 & 7 RIB PRIME RIB SHORT CUT let 4 Ribs PRIME RIB FRESH PORK FRESH PORK BUTT FRESH PORK fee/ fine by breakfast time with ASPIRIN! & BA) St: FAST RELIEF HEADACHES coLDS NEED A NEW FURNACE? Ne Down Peyment--First Payment |) Decomber---Coll ] PERRY Dey or Night . . . 723-3443 has not been fulfilled by the sea-|murderer has been far less; Discussed during a panel dis-\ing four average drinks of) massive (more than $5,000,000,-| jobs to outside companies, _/sification and fails to meet the/ week-long session, The British criminal lawyer, led the dis-| tics, Code. eouncil's policy. out of acts that most people} Communist China and the So- ' A U d H ] have encountered 26 patients) ment last April, it would not) Of the idea of making it an settle y i s , | : » up with their neighbors-- s n er a jre siding in the community|only be an offence for a driver joffence not to take the test, he} : a . it is clear the Russians, just} Union officials are agitating for|pital their stay would be brieflrice to take the breath test. [uation if we prepared to send fs government-appointed board|todial care and supervision of}. -- piace pee ie director of organization, andjdition suggests a long hospital Cabbies Forced To Steal lecinty of 10,000,000 tucked ay. man and organizer, said Tues-/CANNOT MIX 000,000 on an island in the In- under the trustees as it was|nature, Dr, Stokes said, the can be a kingpin of American y. y s rmoil which|Ingels has | . iv What, then, is U.S, policy to- in an interview. without causing turmoil ngels has launched a drive) for the Protection of Canadian Soup. drivers into a union, He claims liance., ington planning further huge | vai court would not provide for an/from their employers to make government to appoint a royal ° : P n an interview later, Louis ei one most cases," who describes himself as a bu-|Metropolitan" Toronto Taxicab chil '. Chess Contest dren can be identified at other claims at a meeting Tues-/Operators of 1,200 of the area's To Win Agency NEW YORK (AP) -- US HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS aoe | ~ a a we BROOKSIDE 24 OZ, LITTLE ABNER 48 OZ, Ib tb 5-1. Ct Bog way in the matter of seniority|common that the murderer WhO cyssion, it could crop up at alliquor. 1900) American effort can run ------|requirements of legal insanity" |/Columbia section of the associa:|senters. He sald it would be &) 'The United States is on the "During a recent 12-month!" ynder--the--councii--preposalthitik have no moral stigma at-/yiet Union are next door. Paki- | U.S, ald or no ai TORONTO (CP) -- Two for.| whom we consider dangerous. tg have a .08 reading but it/commented: Be over the next mountain range, a royal commission to investi-|. +. @8 the psychiatrist is loath) Breath tests are voluntary inja man to jail because he won't of maritime trustees. such an offender because the Perhaps friendliest to Wash-| jaway in the Himalayan moun- Because of their belligerent ' Sen J 5 day that the SIU is the same ecaus . « £0 e Living: Unlonis under ousted leader Hal Banks,|borderline cases cannot mix pin to form a Canada-wide body) ward this area? Is South Asia to) Seamen Friday to pressure. the "Their: involvement with the)/many drivers are forced to steal DISPUTES CLAIMS expenditure in India? : appropriate sentence to detain a living. 1 commission, PP 57,|Friedman, chairman of the Potentially delinquent siness consullant, also made Conference, which represents the M * ' age of five or six when they day, attended by only 12 driy:|1,750 cabs, said conditions were) st, THOMAS (CP)--The In- Chess Champion Bobby Fischer FRESH KILLED OVEN READY N 10-LB, BAG Q : C | | BREAD Ib DRINKS ™ 25 =e emanation | Leen Tender RIB STEAKS Swift's Eversweet Rindless BACON say a contract expiring Dec. Sijtario," he said, 'the psychotic! isiation, |motorist to drive after consum-| rights and the contracting of/falls within the borderline clas-/pusiness meeting later in the} Patrick Hartt, a Toronto! into the realities of Asian poli- 'SIU Same No las defined in the Criminalltion opposes the governing|basic mistake to create crimes| other side of the world but period at the forensic clinic, W€ cypmitted to the justice depart: tached to them, stanis say they are going to d. " | In Afghanistan ($300,000,000), | mer Seafarers' International) "If admitted to a mental hOS-|would also be an offence to re-| 'It. would be a ludicrous sit cate | will have a big say about the) gate the SIU (AFL-CIO) and|to become involved in the nay most parts of the country,'blow into a balloon." Rene Turcotte, former SIUjintractable nature of their con- ington these days are Nepal, & Gilbert Johnson, former patrol-/s! tains, and Ceylon, another 10,- |dian Ocean. Neither obviously "==" They made their comments with those who are fully insane) TORONTO (CP) -- Pierre R., He said his eventual aim is P They formed the Committee prevents therapy to eitherto organize Toronto's 4,800 taxi/called the National Taxicab Al-|}» treated as a unit? Is Wash- Pt asivamcanimaenkiole them longer than six months in) Duteh'- born Mr Ingels, Machinists Try enter the first grade in school,'ers, He has spent the last year) never better for taxi drivers. He /ternational Association of Ma- won his third long - distance 54 SIMCOE S i " NORTH " m } oh , LOIN Granuleted White Ib >