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pay _---- =. J THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thurndey, September 23, 1909 RESORT HOTELS WATCHED 2 Men Charged 'In Lema " By HEDLEY BURRELL : I, Fla, (AP) -- Police} Y charged two men with : ig the escape of Georges y of Montreal while lux- hotels in Nassau, . the famas, were combed in a th for the dapper Cana- n, @ couple that travelled on Mac- key Airlines' flight to pire ednesday morning looke Lemay and his wife. U.S. igration. officials inter- ed the stewardesses, whose names were not revealed, "Lemay, 39, one of the most ed-for men in the west-) ern hemisphere, is accused of taking part in a spectacular bank burglary in Montreal, Sources in The Bahamas said two U.S. officials--one of them with the immigration depart- ment -- arrived in Nassau to help in the search, THINKS HAS LEFT "We think that Lemay is out! of the country and that his wife is with him," said Dade County Sheriff T, A. Buchanan in Mi- ami. Earl Mixon, 31, a deputy sheriff until about a year ago, and Harold D, Algar, 27, were charged with helping Lemay escape. Algar was freed on $2,500 bond, Mixon 'was jailed, 'Buchanan claimed that Mixon and Lemay's attractive wife Lise, 29, planned the es-|\may was arrested 0 airline stewardesses sald) y Flight fered as the price for liberat- ing Lemay, who scrambled 90 feet down a cable Tuesday night from the seventh floor of the 10-storey jail, The sheriff said Algar took Lemay from hig fifth-floor cell to a "hold cell" on the ground floor about 11 a.m, Tuesday and left the door unlocked, Lemay then went to the 10th floor, picked up the 1%-inch eable, went down to the seventh floor, lashed the cable to a plumbing fixture and lowered himself out the window, said the sheriff, FLY TO NASSAU Officials would say nothing about the two Americans who flew to Nassau to aid Baha- mian police in their search for Lemay. A warrant has been issued for Lemay on charges of break- ing and entering and theft of $300,000 in connection with the robbery of a Montreal branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia in 1961, boxes at the branch were bro- ken into, but the exact amount never was established because of reluctance of the box own- fers to talk, A gang apparently jgained entry to the bank by jtunnelling under the building. |There have been éstimates that |between $500,000 and $4,000,000 jwas stolen, | The stocky, five-foot-eight Le- last May cape "from the outside," Thejaboard a fancy yacht he kept sheriff accused Algar, a secur-lat Fort Lauderdale, He was ity officer. at the Dade Countylidentified from a wanted poster jail, as being 'the inside man,"|seen on the Early Bird satellite Buchanan said $35,000 was of-|television program. WEATHER FORECAST Cooling Trend Moves In With Cloud {issued at 5.30 a.m.: } Synopsis: A gradual cooling fs expected to take place today, and tonight as cooler air from Michigan slowly invades the lower lakes regions, Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, Ni- agara, Lake Huron, Lake On- tario, southern Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Killaloe, Lon- And Showers day afternoon. Forecast Temperatures Low tonight, high Friday: Windsor. ...0000<000..--80 65 St. Thomas..eos.s 50 65 LONdON jeecocesse 50 65 Kitchener ...ccsee 50 65 Mount: Forest..... 50 65 Wingham ........ 50 65 Hamilton ....s0065. 52 65 don, Windsor, Hamilton, Tor-| St. Catharines.... 52 65 onto: A few thunderstorms to-! Toronto ..... cooee' 82 65 day and again this evening.| Peterborough ..... 60 68 Cloudy with a few light showers) Trenton ......s0+. | 65 70 . Friday, Cooler today and much Killaloe .... 55 65 cooler Friday, Winds becoming! Muskoka . » 50 60 | light tonight. | North Bay coe 48 $5 | Northern Georgian Bay, Al-|Sudbury . oe «648 55 goma, Sault Ste, Marie, Timag-|Eariton .......... 45 55 ami, White River, Cochrane, Sault Ste. Marie.. 45 50 North Bay, Sudbury: Mainly) Kapuskasing ..... 40 50 cloudy and cooler with showers! White River...... 38 48 today and Friday. Winds be-iMoosonte ........ 38 48 The Summer As Fall Sweeps Cooly In sms ni Seri Autumn gets off to a compara- tively cool start today after Wednesday's hot finish to a gen- erally fall-like summer, Today's forecast calls for tem- peratures in the low 70s as cooler air sweeps eastward across Ontario and tomorrow into Quebec and the Atlantic re- gions. Wednesday, temperatures In eastern Canada. were generally in the record-setting 80s, with Moncton, N:B. recording a high of 91. } Montreal and Quebec City set) heat records for the day at 88.5 and 84 degrees respectively. In Ottawa it was 85 degrees | for the second consecutive day,| which was the average temper-| ature reading Wednesday for most of Ontario. | | Pope Will Meet Non-RC Clergy 1 NEW YORK (AP)--An ecu-| menical feature was added Wednesday to plans for Pope Paul's trip to the United States Oct. 4. | In connection with his peace appea] to the United Nations! General Assembly, he also willl meet in the vicinity with other religious representatives de- voted to the cause of peace. They will include Protestant, Orthodox 'and Jewish emissar-| ies, giving an inter - religious) impact to the purpose of papal| journey. | Rt. Rev. Timothy Flynn, head) of the bureau of information of; the New York Roman Catholic! archdiocese, said the brief) meeting will include spiritual) leaders "who share the concern) for peace." | HERE and THERE The Oshawa Chapter of the Society for the Preservation | and Encouragement of Bar- Ber Shop Quartet Singing 'in | America attended the charter | night and first annual parade af harmony held in Lindsay, Tie Oshawa chapter played a major part in the formation | df the T.indsay group. Sidney Pyper, Ontario president, pre- sented the charter and wel- @omed the new group to the | ifternational erganization. ' Is All Over Throughout the night even the) lows were high, Minimum temperature this morning in Hamilton and Tor- onto was, 68 degrees, Hamilton's previous high minimum was 67, set in 1961, The Toronto reading! breaks a 65 degree high mini- mum record set in 1946, In Ottawa the minimum was 70 degrees. Previous high low was 58 set in 1959. i A total of 377 safety deposit 3 | | | { AN UNIDENTIFIED. U.S. paratrooper sergeant gives | a piece of candy to a blind- folded little Viet Cong sus- search and destroy pect caught in a guerrilla tion in An controlled hamlet during a Sept. 18, (AP) opera. Khe valley on Allies Score Another Win In War Against Viet Cong SAIGON (AP) -- U.S. para- U.S. sources have said casual-; MORE WILL WORK The world's labor resources, estimated at 1,100,000,000 men in 1960, are expected to reach Gets Approval By Council "**:" DIXON'S FOR OIL FURNACES -- VATICAN CITY (AP)--Bish- ops at the Vatican ecumenical council voted approval today of the general outlines of a decree on modern world problems, in- cluding birth control and nu- clear warfare, It was the first time in the 2,000-year history of the Roman Catholic church that a general, council had offttially agreed to als today~-the speeding motor-leign worker who everyone looks, ist who jeopardizes the lives of|down upon without reason, the' others, the tax dodger who lets/illegitimate child who unjustly! his fellow citizens carry an ex-|bears the weight of a misdeed| tra load, the violator of public|that the child itself did not com. | hygiene laws who menaces a/mit, the hungry who appear un-| neighborhood's health. -- expectedly on the television Some sections of the 30,000-\screen awakening our sleeping word text have leaked out al-/conscience, ., ."' though the document 1s still se- cret, 4 7 Ol: AND HEATING ae SERVING THE PUBL! OVER 50 YEARS 313 ALBERT ST. a Se MORE LIKE SUBURBS go ahead with preparation of a| Part one is entitled The OSHAWA formal declaration addressed to|Church and the Condition of the) The city of New York, de- all mankind on non-religious|Interdependence Between the|Clined 112,000 in population be- 723-4663 contemporary matters, Individual and the Highly Or-\tween 1950 and 1963, ay ccnenatshninitinemiangs The vote was only a prelim- inary one, and continuing debate indicated the document would be extensively rewritten, Even as the vote was being taken, a Brazilian urged that the document say more about Communist dangers, and an In- dian prelate argued that it had too Western an outlook, Until now the document had been before the council for gen- eral debate. With today's secret vote in St. Peter's Basilica, the 2,200 prelates formally accepted it as a basis of further discus- sion and moved on to chapter-|overlook public hygiene mens- by-chapter debate, ures and highway traffic laws Council spokesmen disclosed) without even realizing that their jthe outcome of the vote, com-|carelessness puts the lives of jmitting the council to the prep-jothers in danger." jaration of a formal decree on' 'phe document calls for ef- modern problems. \forts to increase 'a sense of The vote count was not an-|responsibility and participation nounced, the life of society" to overcome Major questions like birt h|Such attitudes, control, nuclear warfare and) As for the definition of who world peace have gained all the is one's neighbor, answered by attention since the document /Christ in the gospel account of was first brought into St. Pe-|the good Samaritan, the coun- ganized Society of Today, "It is necessary that. every mah, that every group, be no longer content with an indivi- dualistic ethic which, when the relationship between the person and society is at stake, assumes a varying and blameworthy at-|" titude,"" says one paragraph. "Thus, in some countries,| _ many pay scant attention to so°| © cial laws, and obligations, Many are those who are not even afraid to get out of just taxes and social debts by various sub- terfuges and frauds, Others RESTAURANT "VAVs KING ST. E. 720-4666 -- 725-0075 For gracious dining, Visit the newly renovated Grand 'Restaurant , . . featur- ing delicious Chinese foods, Canadian style meals, and take out lunches, The newly installed wall to wall carpets en- sure quiet comfortable dining in a pleasant atmosphere. 4 or full Grand glad for a testy snacr, course meal, try the Restaurant, you'll be you did. The businessman also was re- troopers and Australian soldiers| ties were moderate for the 101st| ported to have said Hanoi's pop- northwest of Saigon where the man said today. The action Wednesday tion near Ben Cat, point, , The spokesman said the arms) cache included 65 new weapons) described only as being of Asian make, grenades, torpedoes and! 500 pounds of explosives. In another development, the head of a Viet Cong delegation ===! in South Viet Nam reported kill-/ Screaming Eagle paratroopers ing 20 Viet Cong about 30 miles) at An Khe, The Communist broad cast Americans also seized a big/said nine helicopters and one weapons cache, a U.S. spokes-| Skyraider downed during the battle. In Tokyo, the Japanese news- lbrought to 44 the total of Viet| paper Sankei quoted a Japanese Cong killed in the 10-day opera-| businessman, ed U.S. losses| {rom Hanoi, as saying the North were reported light, Allied troops| Vietnamese are using fake ra- TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts{coming west 20 and gusty Fri-|have been clearing Viet Cong d out of the Communist strong-| Plane ar sites to lure attacking U.S. s into an area where thev can be hit. 2 Elderly Women Die At Crossing WINDSOR, Windsor to Hungary said that massive jelderly landings by U.S. forces in South|killed Wednesday 300,000 700,000, and now fighter plane were recently returned sympathizers Wednesday night. |cause news pictures until after the | The among five persons Ont. demonstration women night (CP)--Two| ment ulation has dropped by three executed were| 200 persons in Da Nang when| three were sentenced to death re last shot about totals some In Da Nang, high + ranking South Vietnamese military offi- cers said three South Vietna- mese accused of being Viet Cong were executed The execution had been sched- uled for daylight but a spokes- |man said it was postponed be- photographers fused to obey orders not to take were arrested Monday during an anti-govern about The by Viet Nam have caused the guer-|they were struck by a car in a/on charges of inciting the dem- rillas "certain difficulties." Dang Kuang Minh, described as a member of the Viet Cong|82, and Lucille Geauvreau central committee, told a re-| porter in Budapest kong Delta Wednesday night, raiding two government outposts while U.S, planes ranged over North Viet Nam, bombing boats and bridges. CARRIER HITS BRIDGES Pilots of 16 U.S. Navy planes from the 7th Fleet carrier Mid- boats and heavily damaged sev- eral bridges in North Viet Nam. Radio Hanoi claimed North Viet Nam shot down two U.S. fighters Wednesday, bringing the total of downed American aircraft to 592, The U.S. has ack- nowledged losses of more than 90 planes. Another. Radio Hanoi broad. cast said more than 200 U.S. troops were put out of action during fierce fighting at An Khe, South Viet Nam, last Saturday, to the v THOMAS CANADIAN R THIS WHISKY KEEPS ITS FLAVOUR Even melting ice cubes can't dilute the true taste of Adams Gold Stripe. It will keep its flavour of the glass--the mark of a great whisky. 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