The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 36

"1 36 Mondoyi. May 8, 1967 UNSCHEDULED JOURNEY Elevator Takes Prince 'for Ride7 City Hall's elevators play I bo favorite This morning, one briefly carried off Prince Albert of Belgium. The humorous, sidelight which a squad of. security men may not have thought funny occurred as the prince was leaving Mayor Reid's second-floor office after an official visit. Plan Not Accepted Martin (By The CP) External Af fairs Minister Martin said today the United States has not ac cepted Canada's proposal for a cessation of bombing of North Vietnam.

The proposal was contained In a four-stage ceasefire plan -put forward by Mr. Martin last month. The minister said in a Com mons reply to Opposition Leader Diefenbaker that there have been discussions with other countries concerned about the four-stage plan. He also, said Ormond Dier, lior Canadian representative on the international control commission in Vietnam, was in Hanoi three days last week and had discussions with "top personalities" of the North Vietnamese, government. At the request of Hanoi, these talks are being treated as confidential, Mr.

Martin added. Expo Employee Arrested After Phony $5 Passed MONTREAL (CP) Police said today that a' 26-year-old Expo employee was arrested Saturday he altectdly tried to pass a counterfeit $5 bill at the St Helen's Island subway station. He was taken into custody by Expo security guards and then turned over to Montreal police. A search of the man revealed 17 other counterfeit bills of denominations of $1, S2, and $10. About a week ago five other persons were arrested in.

the Montreal area in connection with Canadian SS counterfeit bills. i Around the World DACHAU NAZI DIES CAIRO Dr. Hans Eisele. former physician at Nazi Germany's infamous Dachau concentration camp who lied to Egypt almost a decade ago after serving a prison term for war crimes, has died here. German sources sad Eisele, in his late 50s.

had oeen ill for months before his death last Wednesday. www fw-vn HOFFA HOFFA, NEW HEARING CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. James R. Haifa, diminutive but powerful latter leader wh -pent three months here in 1964 en trial far fury tampering, returned in handcuffs Saturday for his fourth attempt to win a new trial. His court bearing will begin Tuesday.

FAMILY SHOT DEAD NEW YORK When police arrived at a Brooklyn apart ment late Saturday night, they found the 41-year-old Garner, his wife Margaret, 15, and their 12- Garner's mother-in-law, Mrs. Lillian Joelson, 75, was crti- cally wounded. Police said Garner apparently shot I family with an army-type car bine and then took his own li.e. DECOROUS MASS VATICAN CITY Roman Catholic priests win bave to i. The Ottawa Journal The prince's party got on the elevator intending to go down to the main foyer, but it went up to the seventh floor instead.

The elevator also stopped twice 1 on the way down before finally comipg to rest in the foyer where Prince Albert emerged, smiling broadly. Actually, the whole elevator trip was unscheduled. Normal agenda calls for distinguished visitors to use the elevator on the way up to the mayor's office and come down via a staircase. But the mayor forgot the routine today and instead led the group on to an up-ele-vator. The few minutes, 1 delay was of no consequence since the prince was well ahead of schedule.

He spent a leisurely 15 minutes much longer than previous state visitors discussing municipal finances with the mayor. He even took time but to unwrap and study the city's gift, a silver cigarette box carrying the civic crest He judged it "a very nice souvenir." Ottawa, Area Deaths EMMA WATSON, 8S. widow of Robert Watson, Ottawa, widow of Percy Walsh, Otta- wa. VICTORIA WALSH, 7s, widow of Percy Walsh. Ottawa.

CLIFFORD STEWART. 65. Davidson, Que. DAVID DOBIE BYERS. SI.

Winchester CAROLLE OUELLETTE. S. slaughter of Mr. and-Mr Guy Ouellette, 9 Sherbrooke as- the- result-of an accident BRIDEGROOM TAKEN TO JAIL Honeymoon Ends lifRodd Block PETAWAWA (Staff) A honeymoon ended abruptly at a road block in the village of Petawawa this morning when, Pembroke police handcuffed the bridegroom and took him to jail. Robert S.

Boyce. 37, of 1691 Base Line Road, Ottawa, is wanted by Eastview police. Pembroke police Con- bless worshippers before dismissing them at the end of the holy mass, under a regulation published Saturday night The change aims at giving a more decorous ending to mass and ensuring that worshippers do not rise before the end, Vatican sources said. JUDITH EVELYN DIES NEW YORJ Judith Ev- lyn. who left a potential teach ing career in Canada to become a Broadway star, died in hospital here Sunday of cancer.

She was 53. Miss Evelyn, who was raised as Judith Evelyn Morris in Moose Jaw. had lived with friends in Larchroont, NY, until she was stricken with can cer of the pancreas and entered hospital about five months ago. WAR CASUALTIES WASHINGTON Edward Kennedy estimates that war casualties among South Viet-names civilians are running at a rate of about yearly, an aide said Sunday night "One of our complaints has been that there is no census, the aid said. "No one really knows bow many civilian casualties there are, because no en has attempted to count them." 'PROBE GENOCIDE LONDON A top official of th World Jewish Congress has called on th Second World War Allies to open op their archives on th Nad systematic killing of Jews to show what they did to counter the mass exterminations.

Dr. chairman of th international affairs commission called for a thorough International investigation, into the Nazi genocide campaign during a commemoration meeting her for th I.Mt.OM Jewish war dead and tbos killed In the February. 1641, Warsaw ghetto uprising. Flood Danger Mounts The Ottawa River has once again reached its highest level and may continue to rise it there are more heavy rains, an Ontario Hydro spokesman said today, He said the conditions had eased following an announce ment April 30 by Ontario Hydro. Quebec i Hydro and the federal public works department that the river had; reached its highest level of 141.2 feet below Ottawa at the Hull wharf.

The Hydro spokesman said there is no way of controlling the flow through area power dams. Even if the weather turns fine in the Ottawa area there may be higher water level in a few days as the result of precipitation in the massive water shed in Quebec which drains into the Ottawa River, he said. Fraser Beach, resident J. P. Cuertin said today water would soon be draining into his basement and if the level got higher he would have to move out Another family in the area has already moved, he said.

Mr. Guertin said flooding in the area near the end of Fraser Road was the worst be had seen- in his six years' residence. It is the third flood since December, he said, and there are eight inches of water in the roadway for a distance of'tfhout 100 yards. 130 Freed From Concentration Camps MUTAN, West Pakistan (Reuters) One hundred and thirty persons were freed Sunday from two concentra tion camps where were held after being kidnapped to piovit canal digging project near Mazaffargarh 35-miles from here. stables John Riendeau and Thomas Taylor took the bridal couple to the police station for questioning early this morning after a rifle had been found in a car parked outside restaurant at the east end of Pembroke.

The car had been rented in Ottawa by Boyce who said he and his bride were on their way to Toronto. They had reserved a room in a Pembroke motel and were escorted there by police after Boyce's fully loaded, 30-30 calibre rifle had been seized. Later, when police learned that Boyce was wanted in Eastview, they returned to the motel to find that be and his wife had left In response to a radio message, provost officers at Canadian Forces Base, Petawawa, informed Pembroke police that the Boyce car had been sighted and was being followed in Petawawa village. Constables Riendeau and Taylor joined the chase, set up a road block and broke up the honeymoon. Boyce is being held in Pembroke for Eastview police who hold a warrant for his arrest He was charged April 21 with pointing a firearm.

$1,400 Stolen From Hull Restaurant Hull police are investigating a break-in at 25 Sacred Heart Boulevard, the home and place of business of Leonard Pa try, who operates the Pavilion Canadien Grill. Thieves broke in through back door and stole between $1,400 and $1,600 from a safe. The entry, was discovered at midnight Saturday. Five Syracuse Men Killed In Plane Crash BINGHAMTON, NY OP) TheloTrHToUf'Wtecutives of a construction firm in North Syracuse were killed today when their plane crashed into the backyard of a home in a hilly, wooded area about 12 mile north of here, deputy sheriffs said. Police said the plane was minutes from landing at the Tri-Cities Airport near here.

i WEEKEND OFFENCES 18 Youths Fined On Liquor Charges Eighteen young people and two adults were fined in Ot-) tawa Magistrate's Court today after police hauled in dozens of suspected underage drinkers during the weekend. Draper Avenue, was fined! 100 and costs or four days in jail after he admitted being! an adult found-in at a teenage drinking party at 331 Goulburn Crescent Friday. Helen St Jacques, 33. of 331 Goulburn Crescent was fined $50 arter pleading guilty to the same charge. OBTAINED BEER David Charles Bell, 18.

of 2418 Thorson Avenue and Dean Kelly. 19, of 2710 Stone Crescent, admitted obtaining beer seized by police at the party at a west end shopping centre and were each- fined 423. Wayne Logan, 18. of 25 Delaware Avenue; David Coch rane, 17, of 2721 Draper Ave' nue; Briari Dewhurst, 16, of Llynn Pete, of 2198 Regency Terrace and Suzanne Sauve, 17. of 6 Marshall Avenue, were aU fined S25 each after they1 admitted -consuming liquor while under the age of.

21. Joanne Taylor, 17, of 121 Woodridge Crescent, also picked up at the Goulburn Crescent party had a charge of consuming liquor put over one week for plea. Barry Brock, 18, and Dennis Wright, 19. both of 337 James Street, admitted consuming liquor and were each fined $25. Police said they were arrested FREEV1ANS DOWNTOWN and WISTOATI behind a Branson Avenue apartment building Friday.

A policemen's check of a parked car at the Billings Bridge Shopping Centre Friday resulted in charges of consum- 17. of 51 Southern Drive; John Holmes, 16, of 60 Grove Ave nue, and Andrew North, 16, of 124 Aylmer Avenue. The three pleaded guilty and were assessed fines of $25 and costs. PARLIAMENT HILL Picked up on Parliament Hill Saturday were John Richard Brown, 16, of Kenmore; Thomas Patrick McGowan. 17, of 86 Fifth Avenue and Gerald Peter Grand, 17, or 240 East-em Drive.

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kOTOTCXTVT ATVrB 0OWMTOV)'M ND 1 JLvJCJ JLVJLzjLLI 3 wttY Aovntufo nut 33 Jay Avfniie Thpy wrrr fined $25 and costs for con suming liquor. Faced with a score of underage drinkers. Magistrate Glenn Strike1 said the probation service lectures on alcoholism could not be continued for quite some time because of the large number of young people being processed by the courts for liquor offences. He regretted some of the youngsters could not be ordered to attend the hiehlv-successful lectures on the use and abuse of alcohol but space simply wasn't avail able. Freimans has a Rose for Mother' Mother's Day gifts purchased this week will be packed in a Freiman White Gift Box topped with a gentle pink ribbon-rose.

Remember, Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14th wiitoati ertu oaiit and at sotn moms unuu sncrm i Arrested -after they were found in a car af the end of Morisset Avenue in the west end Saturday were John Moore, 20, of 78 Mac Far lane Street, and James" E. Brookes, 20. of Proposals Considered For Protest The jovernment Is considering proposals to deal with the May 24 march or dairy larm- Aericulture Minister Greene. He told Creditiste Leader Caouette today that he had been meeting representatives or the dairy industry but said anv oroDOsals he has would be announced formally in the House. Mr.

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