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LESS HUMID Hish 80; Low 65 CANADA UF! lEACOft HOME DELIVERY it mora tonvtnitflf end co'i more. Hv Tk Ceiette 4eiyi your door try morning. Call UNivertity 6-3561 Circulation Department IEP0RTS CFFICIAt i 182nd YEAR 30 PAGES MONTREAL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1959 FINAL PRICE FIVE CENTS ml it niwuiHWiililu in 1 0 Iho Soflk DO 5ts -J L. 1 Gunmen Loot 75,000 Shots 'Restraint' Policy, Greater Defence Urged By Nehru By PETER JACKSON New Delhi, Aupr. 31.

(Reuters) Prime Minister Nehru today outlined a policy rf restraint, diplomacy and defence against attack in the face of Communist China's trespassing in India's frontier areas. "While it is our duty to defend our borders and to strengthen them and thus protect tha integrity of India," the neutralist leader told Parliament, "one does not normally in the case of big powers suddenly shout as if there was war between them. "One restrains oneself, one tries to settle matters by discussions and at the same time one defends one-pelf when one is attacked." Meanwhile, an official Indian spokesman said New Delhi had received no reports of Chinese trpops entering the Himalayan state of Bhutan. The Associated Tress of Pakistan news agency had reported such a penetration in a story quoting a "usually reliable" source in Darjeeling, India. loot i i 0 -A NX A Family Foray To US Planned For Khrushcheys Washington, Aug.

31 CPi The government announced today "with pleasure" that Nikita Khrushchev has accepted President Eisenhower's invitation tn bring his family on his trip to America Sept. 15. The Soviet Premier will bring his wife, both daughters, his son and one son-in-law me whole family except for the second son-in-law. The group is expected to stay at the President's guest house, the old mansion known as Blair House across from the White House. The son-in-law.

Alexei Aby.hu-bei, might stay with other Russian correspondents covering the trip. He editor of the state newspaper Izvcstia. The fijrht against Quebec's polio epidemic offered a severe setbnek yesterday when 75,000 shots of Salk vaccine vfre stolen from a suburban laboratory here. "Children will be the victims," said Dr. Adelard Groulx, head of the city's health department.

"The loss is a severe blow," added Dr. Lionel Forte, assistant director of the Institute of Microbiol ogy and Hygiene, Laval-des-Rapides, where the 10,000 vials of serum were taken by four masked minmen eariv vesterdav morninc. Medical and police offi cials agreed the gunmen knew what they were look ing for, lending credence to the theory that there is a black market in the vac OtiUVUlIVVU 4lHlr Friday that any aggression against Bhutan and Sik-kim, another Himalayan state, would be regarded as aggression against India. The Calcutta newspaper Hindustan Standard today tarried a story from a Darjeeling correspondent say Senate 'Slaps' Down Canada Water Protest By HAROLD MORRISON Washington, Aug. 31.

tT The U.S. Senate today handed Canada what a Senator later described as a "slap" when it beat down a cine. The high incidence of polio in Montreal and other parts of Quebec was only one reason why authorities worked against time to recover the vaccine. ing: -r motion to have the Chicago Great Lakes water diversion bill sent Reports of a violation fn- to the foreign relations committee for study. No Effect On Clinic Set Tonight The theft of anti-polio vaccina from the University of Montreal's Microbiology laboratory will not effect plans for a mass clinic tonight at City Hall.

Alex C. Solomon, head of the Quebec March of Dimes which is sponsoring the clinic, told The Gazette last night that the clinic will go as planned for persons seeking second shots. "We got our supply of vaccine from the Connaught Laboratories in Toronto some time ago," he declared. "There is enough left to vaccinate the people who are eligible to attend." The clinic will open at 4 p.m. Bhulanese territory by Chinese Must Be Kept In Fridge The second factor: unless the ll AP Radiophoto) This would have been a delaying action to have the committee study Canada's protest against the measure which already has been approved by the House of Representatives.

Debate continues on Senate? vaccine is kept in refrigerators at the proper temperature 40 degrees Fahrenheit it will be useless within 48 hours. The vaccine was stored in about floor with jubilant supporters figuring they have a good chance of passage before the current session ends, possibly in a few weeks. But opponents to the bill, which Canada has condemned, are 25 boxes in a special refrigerator ir-p'c rXnf inn resic'ent Eisenhower roises his arms in on ocknowledg- WUIIUII, ment 0f joncjon crowd's ovation as he enters No. 10 Downing Street to take part in a telecast with Prime Minister Macmillan. In the broadcast the two statesmen told the world that they now saw a real hope for peace.

Hope For A Summit troops have been received here. According to these reports, Chinese troops have been massed along the Bhutan borders and the troops are well armed with modern weapons." Move Into New Arco The Press Trust of India, the country's domestic news agency, said Chinese troops from Communist-ruled Tibet had intruded into new areas of India's isolated northeast frontier agency where their capture of Longju border outpost was disclosei on Friday by Nehru. The news agency a few Rookie Cop In Nightmare At 70 m.p.h. pledged to dig in for a stiff fight to delay a showdown vote by of the institute, a department of the University of Montreal, for shipment yesterday to the Provincial Department of Health in Quebec City. It was to be distributed to polio-stricken arers of the province, including Montreal where more than 500 polio cases are under treatment.

offering a number of amend ments to the bill. If that fails They obtained the vaccine by there still is the possibility of a breaking the padlock on th White House veto as was the case Ottawa. Aug. tl CPS A rookie 1 TV I in 1954 and 1956. police constable today described refrigerator vault.

I The bandits kft about 4.30 a.m. ilt wasn't until 5.40 a.m. that Re- Value of the vaccine was esti Want Peace This is a slart to Canada! a nightmarish 70-mile-an-hour! it Kea mated at $50,000. which has repeatedly protested ride he made hanging from the' land was anle to free himself. nu 1 1 Indian outposts had been lost to i iif miir viiiiiiimii miMii.

the Chinese and that the Conflthe diversion bill, but we're notjdoor of a fleeing car ana oeing munist infiltration was continu-i beaten yet," said Senator by "its youthful driver, j. he alwavs has been a warmer monkeys are iawstigation show-ne aiwajs nds Dten a wdinieri 0t ih theft ei Beland's car had been stolen advocate of a Summit meeting hut Unthin? anneareW liam Froxmire (Dem. Wis.) in Const. Robert Van der Linden DT 7 1 an interview after the Senate L.ffpred ahi-adnn. ami JPnme Minister and the President Willi uiasHS inane or a of the United Slates, in an un- Keogidpnicdi neignoor in .1,0 nrp.eAnnt nn Fispn vlfiCUiiKd.

iiU.eiuuuuiisirainea cnesi in me episooe.i ci: America, that is Canada. Here LiV.V.Jl 1" nvlon stockines. the auartet over ing. The police left. Then tha watchman noticed the door of tha lo send the bill to committee.

u'hch tnnk nlao nvnr a etanA iiuww nuuiuvm as lie, vuiuucui powered Beland as he made his tomgnt about tne Diggcsti" ua of some three miles. Inmhim in ih hJ long. It is defended hv nothing genera! approach rf the The refrigerator containing the Salk We have got to be firm wnrk anHivaccine had been smashed. He Philip Allston, 19, pleaded itee Dence fln(j iustice but friendship. There isn't a gun nollnH nnliA atiA tha fhaft guilty in Magistrate's Court to principles but flexible in tactics an(jcaiiea ponce again anu uie men manufactures Salk vaccine or a fort along it 01 tne Doxes 01 vaccine was on- charges of taking a car without the owner's consent and obstructing a police oliicer.

He was remanded one week for sentence. it will take tiTie we must be patient." In one of his most earnest pass The phrase was used by Prime Minister Macmillan at the outset of an informal conversation with President Eisenhower in the state dining room at 10 Downing "This is the kind of thing 1 think we must all strive to achieve. I am quite sure that it Mr. Diefenbaker were here he ing. However, an official spokesman in New Delhi said the government had received no- such reports.

Today, Nehru again called the Chinese border crossings "a clear case of aggression." He rejected an opposition politician's suggestion that India bomb "out of existence" a Chinese-built road through what he termed an uninhabited, "sterile" part of Kashmir. Diplomatic observers noted with interest a report from All-India Radio quoting Nehru as saying India Jid not propose to raise the Tibetan question in the United Nations and that the Prime Mirister felt the issue should not he brought up Const. Van der Linden, testi would say we are neighbors in; ages, the President said the problem of underdeveloped nations is Six Great Lakes states are fighting the measure. "We might have had a victory on our side, perhaps by 25 votes to send the bill to committee if it hadn't been for Johnson and Dirksen," said Proxmire. "They opposed us and they've got a lot of support." Senator Lyndon B.

Johnson (Dem. Tex.) is Senate majority leader and Senator Everett Dirksen (Rep. 111.) the minority leader. Both voted against the committee study. The Canadian embassy declined to comment on the devel other serums.

"I told them there was no money in the building," Beland said. He told Det. Lt. Albert Bisaillon and members of the Provincial Police holdup squad that one of the men jabbed him in the back with what seemed to be a gun. He was forced into a passageway between cages occupied by fied that late Friday night he ouccl' a car beinff driven Thclr unscripted talk on inter erratically on Richmond Road in! national affairs had a potential the sense of the biblical parable as well as we are geographical neighbors." The 'President spoke of the great necessity for broadening viewing audience of 100,000,000.

even more important than that of differences between the Soviet Union and the West. There are 1,700,000,000 people living with insufficient food, clothing, shelter The President, apparently more at ease in the unscripted conver Ottawa. It sped away before he could reach it Several hours later he again saw the car, towards which the driver was carrying a pail of gas. personal contacts with other na sation man ne oiien seems in prepared speeches, said the back tions, particularly those behind; and health facilities. jKnesus monueys, wnicn are usea the Iron Curtain.

"They are just going to have an in the Salk vaccine process. Macmillan, saying frankly that, explosion if we don't help." ground of his meetings with Macmillan, Germany's Chancellor Adenauer and France's Presi opment. Tried To Bind Watchman He said the men tried to rip a He asked the youth for the registration. "He told me it was in the glove compartment and got in to get it," the policeman testified. "The motor was running.

Suddenly he put it in gear and took off." dent de Gaulle, is that peace is imputative. doctor's white jacket into strips Nazi Aftermath If Prime Minister Khrushchev covered. Beland's car was recovered about 2.30 p.m. on Souvenier St. Another car, believed used by the bandits, was discovered in a field near St.

Martin by Laval des Rapides police. It, too, had been reported stolen. Pink-Colored Vaccine Each of the vials slolen contains 10 doses of the pink-colored vaccine. Dr. Forte told The Gazette th thieves probably had a ready market for the vaccine.

"No medical person would buy it from an unknown," he added. The shipment had come hera from Toronto. Next shipment ia due at the end of September. "The thieves knew what they were doing," Dr. Forte said.

"They took only the vaccine ready to be shipped." Describing the theft as a serious blow, he added: "As many as 50,000 doses hava been administered in the province in a single day during the epidemic. The loss of 75,000 shots will probably result In a revision of Quebec's vaccination shared the view and showed it by his actions, a Summit meet Eisenhower, Agree On Offensive ing would be profitable. But the president emphatically qualified Friendship Bid to tie him up. That didn't work. They then tried to bind him in a chair with his own belt but it was too short.

One of the men spoke to Beland in English but switched to French when Beland said he didn't understand. They decided against tying him up finally when he protested that The constable grabbed the driver, who was the sole occupant, by the hair but could not hold on. "I hooked my elbows through the open window and managed to get a grip on the door." The driver sped to "about 60 or 70 miles an hour," then began trying to punch the policeman loose. At a speed of 40 miles an hour the driver sauirmed By ARTHUR GAVSHON his remarks with the statement: "I will not be a party to a meeting that is going to discourage and depress We must have the promise of a result." The two leaders agreed that the relationship between their countries has never been better. Eisenhower cited an example: "In this regard I would like to mention one country of the Bri London.

Aug. 31. iff President! Diplomats who attended some'he was sick By GASTON COBLENTZ Bonn, Aug. 31. (HTNS) West German Chancellor, Adenauer Monday night, a few hours before the 20th anniversary of Nazi Germany's attack on Poland, extended the hand of friendship to the Polish people.

Twenty years ago, on Sept. 1, 1939, the German army invaded Beland into iMsennower ana rime Ministers ti moot noc ronnrtoH tnHn me ij- Macmillan agreed in their Mmiiian ar. day talks here to concentrate a. a small cage between two larger pens holding 500 monkeys. He was forced to lie on the floor.

"My heart began to beat wildly," Beland said. With their masks and cold Western diplomatic offensive tn'um a new attempt to end the world -experts to work out a new dis Poland in the move that launched World' War II. Britain andlfree, opened the right-hand side France declared war on Germany two days later. The Soviet I and jumped from the CRr. He Union soon afterwards joined Hitler in carving up and occupying was later recaptured.

the prostrate country. Dr. Adenauer, in a recorded tish Commonwealth that is cir arms race. He warned individuals against manner, the four men lookedr0Uyjnj vaccine from other than authorized sources. armament program.

It is to be ready for negotiation with Russia early in 1960 and among other things will provide for a total cutoff of nuclear wea-non output under tight controls. Twenfy Years Ago Today -1 ingntening, ne aaaea. He said one of the bandts no ticed his fear and muttered: "Let's go easy. He might col lapse on our hands." Thfa nlhcr imnnrtnnl decisions Beland told police one of the! 2nd EXTRA if address broadcast over the West German radio network Monday night, said that he is deeply convinced that "the new Germany will one day be a good neighbor cf Poland He did not, however, choose this occasion lo make any concrete proposals to the present Communist government of Po land. He did not.

for example, suggest the establishment of di- reached by the American and British leaders were disclosed: On negotiations with Russia, bandits talked as though he had Bridge 1 5 Lowmon some knowledge of medicine. 'Classified 23 Obituoriej 2-5 the two countries will try to con vol civvm runs rim car' mu. wrTr.Mi; 1. iKw-rwtMTt-rwo run tinue the present pattern of per While the watchman was locked in the monkey cage, the bandits prowled through the lab, where 350 technicians and scientists normally work. One of Comics 15 Racing 22 Crossword 1 5 Radio TV 11 Editorial 8 Rod Gun 22 Focts, Foncies 185ocial 19 12iSports 20 Fitz 4 Theotrej 10 sonal exchanges dramatized by Nikita Khrushchev's forthcoming Reich Invades Poland.

Warsaw RaMed: trip to the United States. the robbers kept returning to the an early 18 Action to 1 8 Wrmen Howor'h Gdynia Blockaded; Free City Annexed; France Decrees General Mobilization summit conference ol Berlin. crisis will be deferred pending placKjaclt- the outcome of Khrushchev's! talks with the President in Wash- Woman Inherits $2,000,000, Chancellor fERRl INCLUDED NEPBURR' CALLS Saf. frElttlTia lOBUJIB HOUSE UWMtBiWa ington next month. If Russia indicates something Sukeg Life WITH 8CHARGED FOR EIPIRE Hlfr, ttWAX ON VAST FlOMTl useful will be achieved F.isen- to Less Than Year To Live On VIclorv'AS UQOOR RING TO U.K.

IN CLASH ggjgH MTMptili tmm lit a (im tut hww it Imd On Berlin and the German MiiuMSMiimCaui Ium, fmm til Lnk fc-T -r 3P Ja I I loan fcaa Mil I turn cw tw ZirSZZTZ MtMnH liUiiKtiitr ittaituiio uvinivu JJUIIII and Warsaw, or offer a non-aggression pact to Polish Party Boss Wladyslaw Gomulka. an idea which is favored by influential groups in the West German foreign ministry. Instead, he concentrated on assuring the Polish people that his government represents a "reformed Germany" which has undergone a profound change in outlook since the collapse of the Nazi Reich. He said that the welcome extended by the Germans to President Eisenhower in Bonn last week was vivid proof of the change. "The triumphal reception which was prep.ired by the Gorman people a few days ago for the leader of the victorious armies that defeated Hitler's Germany tV ,1 I wm bbi Pwar problem the two statesmen agreed that whatever may hap-pr-n they rrmst stand absolutely' ready to defend the freedom of Pittsburgh, Aug.

31 What would you do with $2,000, 000 and lessi than a year to live? Mrs. Felic Natcarelli, 46, of Z.tm mwi U- iM mi mmm r.M..Mri fwM l4rv 9fm N.I. 200.000 West Berliner! against; Communist pressure. But no newj Pittsbuigh, finds herself in that position. ideas on the issue emerged.

L-I- -H- i iTjv-zif: zZr' nIiniJv carelli. "As for me, I don't need anything. I don't want anything. All I want is pcaca and quiet." Mrs. Naccarelli's life ha been far from that.

In July of 17, she became a hero by dragging two patrolmen from a flaming car which had crashed near her home. In August, 1958. she was carried from her burning home by an army private. "Everytime I try lo get myself in order, something elsa happens," commented Mrs. Naccarr.Hi.

"Anyway, I kno I'm going to die." She said she was notified last Thursday that she is the sole heir of the $2,000,000 estate of John Lennon nf Aberdeen, Scotland. Lennon was her father's brother. Bui Mrs. Naccarelli has can- Eisenhower accepted Mac-! millan's long-held view tlut in the search for a settlement the) Allies should be firm but flex-j ihle. On the Red Chinese-Indian; frontier dispute, Eisenhower and! 1 Macmillan decided against ronk-i cer and doctors have given SoTeeSLSm H'tler's wafc(l i ta has taken place among the Ger- actiance of Anglo-French wording thqt this mans toward National Socialism, wouid meon wor.

Germany wi wrong about All'edl hs doctrines and its deeds." intention! and Iht invasion became tht ipark thot fired the greotest holocaust in hisrory, the Second World Wor. These headlines from The Goicfte of Sept. 1 1 939, recoil tht first dny of th global conflict. Britain, franca declared war Sept. 3.

ing any After cf aid to! her only a year In live. 1 Indian Prime Minister Nehru! "I'm SDing lo leave it all to for fear of embarrassing him, my husbacd," said Mrs, Nac- 4 i 5 Ait'.