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A 7 the -end-st- November os - 4k. Ss Uy ute ' ' bs the same time a year! + 2 Sane rs in ene re ______ {Old Triangle-Of-Love Tale! Seaway Tralficl * "i" tas" Russ Nobel Prize Author in Killing, Suspect Quoted Record-Setting jrs;ig."" |The Tew Tigire is "wins; -nime | |per cent higher. | OTTAWA (CP) -- Cargo Traf-| The number of- vessel tran- fic through the St. Lawrence|sits through river section Seaway this year continues to| rose to 7,057 from 6,696 in the the batter down records established! same period. THE GIFT HE OPENS FIRST 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, December 11, 1968 ZWEIBRUECKEN (AP)--Ca-| Ziesmann was quoted-as say- |nadian airman Edward Zeis-jing he killed his wife after she Lives, Pens. In Anonymity |mann was quoted in court in|told him that she had been int~ By JOHN BEST ; MOSCOW (CP) -- Mikhail} Sholokhov, the Soviet author! who received the Nobel Prize) for literature in Stockholm Fri- day, lives-a-life of hermit-like obscurity in the Don country of southern Russia despite his fame. z The 60-year-old writer, whose masterpiece And Quiet Flows} the Don has been translated) into 73 languages, shuns the) limelight. i | His favorite pastime is hunt- ing and he was away from his home at Veshenskoya, near Rostov-on-Don, when the Nobel award was announced Oct. 15.) Sholokhov is a personal friend of former premier Nikita} Khrushchev and one report is! that his wife and Khrushchev's wife Nina are sisters. He is a member of the Supreme Soviet) and of the Communist party) central committee. STILL A MYSTERY He made one of his rare pub- lice appearances in Moscow re cently but it did little to dispel the aura of mystery, almost of 'legend, that surrounds his . name He turned up at a press con ference dressed informally in a grey suit and blue turtle-neck sweater and indicated his dis- taste for the affair by pleading, in answer to a question, for a 'Prizes Regarded As Spur To More UNICEF Effort OSLO, Norway (AP) -- The| United Nations Children's Fund _UNICEF--received the 1965 Nobel Peace Prize Friday and the fund's executive director de- clared it was '"'a wonderful in- centive to greater efforts in the name of peace." "You have given us new strength," said the United) States' Henry R. Labouisse, ac-| cepting for UNICEF a gold medal and a cheque for 282,000) Swedish crowns ($54,440) The fund, which celebrates| its 19th anniversary today, aids) an estimated 750,000,000 --chil- } dren in 118 emerging countries. | Ward of Harvard, The Oslo ceremony was one of three honoring the 1965 Nobel/ the death, Four of the Nobel prizes were | Swedish inventor of dynamite awarded in a glittering com-|Who set up the peace prize to whoever where Swedish King Gustav VI|fraternity of nations." It Adolf handed them out before been awarded to 52 persons invited and eight winners. panion ceremony in Stockholm an audience of 2,000 guests Prof. where he is confined because of a rib injury. He accepted at a special ceremony at the Swedish embassy. Much attention in the Stock- holm ceremony focused on Mik- hail Sholokhov, the Soviet au- thor who won the literature prize for his novel, And Quiet Flows the Don A stalward Communist, the short, broad-shouldered author walked forward briskly to ac- cept his prize. King Gustav then Pre-Session Loans Attack HAMILTON (CP) -- Senator Wallace McCutcheon says the Liberal government's failure to propose removal of the interest ceiling on bank loans last ses- sion should be attacked before the next Parliament meets. When the government pro posed amendments to the Bank Act it ignored the limitless in- | terest ceiling which the Porter commission considered to be! the most important recommen: |§ dation, the Conservative sena- tor told a meeting Friday night | of the Financial Executives In- | stitute. He said a new bill will have | % to be introduced in the next Parliament and 'this is one of | those rare instances in political life where we are given a sec- ond chance to make our views known."" "The question is*whether you are prepared to speak now when you can speak effectively or whether you are merely sat- isfied to complain when it is too late,' he told the business | executives. ilies Pind | Suspect Car HAMILTON, Ont. (CP) -- A car that was the object of a po- -lice-search -after-a-quantity--of drugs was strewn over a side- walk 'here was found Friday abandoned in the east end with a bullet mark on the hood The narcotics, about 590 cap- sules of controlled drugs and a quantity of opium powder, were found Thursday by children oni their way to school and turned over to police. The drugs were discarded while police searched for a car} which had sped away when it) was stopped for questioning of! the driver RCMP Cpl. George and city police Sgt Larson had the drive: b servatipn for police at Sudbury. , McKinley Douglas 4. under ¢ Sinitiro Tomonaga of|the Japan, who shared the physics Norwegian Parliament and the prize with two Americans, re-| other prizes are awarded by the ceived his award in. Tokyo| Swedish Academy, anick end to proceedings so that|side in the civil war, is said all could "get busy with some-|to have addressed an outspoken ining else." letter to Stalin in 1933 protest- Sholokhov lives deep within | ing the '"'disgusting methods" the Cossack country thaf he helped make famous in his epic whipping into line Don peasants of the Russian revolution and')who balked at collectivization. civil war, and in his more re-| Sholokhov. was in the van- cent Virgin Soil Upturned, ajpuard of the attack on Boris story describing in grim detail/Pasternak when he was the collectivization of the Don! awarded the Nobel Prize in 1958 peasantry in the early 1930s. for Doctor Zhivago and then A man of trim build andj|was forced by ridicule and cen- medium height, a healthy stand! sure at home to reject it. of grey hair, reddish face and His Mie ealls Pusterauk Ghe hooked nose, Sholokhov is he- gig jn 'eh can igtecal lieved to be extremely well off. |. mice A oa ave oS vi His works have sold millions of 'hov) is the "first Sussian he copies and still have a wide | viet eiltert! 40 win thivaaken sale, particularly And Quiet) fe te kedeet Gk es ae a Hn Basak ial ate Soil auoriies pete with his Nobel Prize. bacon pater gas hy obpaal™ 7 y | y as never been pub- There had been talk that he| ti shed hove. ie that Giey dieccti has not heen. doing much writ- Brainthay shoald hate come ing in recent years but he et first the press conference he is wor oT ; : ing on a novel about the Soviet Pacasence (08 ones ne hs war effort. It's entitled They Fat - san old slate ela rom. ud abe ie (TN opinion that now appears to pint eg feat year, he said be out of step with the evolving : To many foreign observers, -- ee 3 Shotokiiey is. representa ce @t poetic gon have aan cae a type of not-very-courageous @ Aid pet writer who has allowed caged Ne last hog poled. himself and his name to he Privaen aad ree ta bs ei used for propaganda purposes : chor te ee ae in order to stay in favor with t danni oe ie n infa rable Soviet authorities , ces to him in the Soviet On the other hand, Sholokhovy, | PT®SS of used by Communist cadres) this West German town Friday|mate with the other man, de- as having stated he slew his/scribed as an American Negro, 23-year-old wife lasi September|while Ziesmann was in a hos- after she told him she loved!pital recovering from pneu- another man. | monia, A signed admissien made to| He was quoted as saying he Canadian military police Wwas/planned suicide after the slay- read to.the military court that ings is trying Leading Aircraftman! : ; Ziesmann, 28, of Emerson,| .lhe other man was not offi- ! ' identified, but he was Man., for murder in the slaying| "ially i : : of his wife and two young/|Called in to testify Friday be- daughters. hind closed doors. The testi Ziesmann is reported to have|Mony was confidential in the told police he killed his daught- avowed. interest of public mor- ers because he '"'couldn't let/als. them live with no mother and| The prosecutor, navy Lt.- a murderer for a father." Cmdr. Marvin Bisal of Saska- Ziesmann, assigned to the|toon, who introduced the state- First Air Division here, made a/ment to the court, said he ex mandatory plea of not guilty to|pected to wind up his case by the murder charges on the|next Wednesday at the latest. opening day of the trial Tues-;The court recessed until Mon- day. day. DELOITTE, PLENDER, HASKINS ® SELLS with whom are now merged MONTEITH, RIEHL, WATERS & CO. Chartered Accountants Hamilton Calgary Vancouver Toronto Regina Oshawa Winnipeg Prince George Montreal Windsor Edmonton Burt R. 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