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Wednesday, March 14, 1962 Wednesday. March 14, 1962 The Ottawa Citizen Anti-Red Cubans Use Canada Escape Hatch not involve foundiand's Gander Airport. A i Marge number were airplane the U.S. It does anyone in Canada Sunday a 15th Cuban. made a) It is apparent, the source said, that the Cubans who have defected had assurance that they would be permitted to enter the U.S.

through the Canadian "escape hatch." AH of the 14 Cubans who By John E. Rird Canadian Preaa Staff Writer An efficient underground movement has been set in motion to aid the defection of anti-Castro Cubans to the United States through Canada, it was learned reliably Monday. A highly-qualified source said the underground movement involves persons both in Cuba and -J- I. feci iiT -A A -kTFi The system has been used by 14 Cubans since last fall to escape from their Communist homeland and join compatriots in the U.S. opposed to Fidel Castro's regime.

They've made their way into the U.S. by "jumping" Cuban a Airlines planes landing at Xew- Waj if TOTra aiiiiaai u.u iv gcv u.c u.o. He was Ernesto Moreyra Rodriguez, 34, co-pilot of a Cubana flight from Havana to Prague who left the plane at Gander and asked for transit privileges to go to the United States. defected at Gander asked the -Xc -waf -Mi Canadian immigration department for transit privileges. This a procedure available to nationals of any foreign country, enabling such persons to enter Canada on a temporary basis as Names In The News non immigrants provided they are passing through Canada to another country.

In asking for transit priv ileges, the Cubans simultane ously apply to American authorities for visas to enter the U.S. These usually come forward within three to six days. There appears to be a minimum of red tape involved in the granting of visas, the source said. It was obvious that persons in the U.S. were assisting the defecting Cubans to obtain visas.

Director Leaving M. T. O'Brien, executive director of the United Counties branch of the Children's Aid Society in Cornwall, has resigned his position. He will take up duties as CAS director in London, in June. He came to Cornwall in October, 1952 as case director, and became executive director in August, 1953.

A Broken Engagement Singer-dancer Ann Miller and oilman Arthur Cameron have broken their engagement because of Cameron's health, a spokesman for Cameron said in Los Angeles. No details were made public. All of the 14 Cubans who have defected to date at Gander have -V VI '''ftr if '-i received visas to enter the U.S. The source said it is obvious that all of the 14 Cubans were aware that they would be al NDEA Appointment Lloyd Dunn of Montreal, has been appointed full-time field organizer for the National Defence Employees Association, National Secretary Treasurer Ken Green has announced. Mr.

Dunn, who is 28, will organize in the province of Quebec. With his appointment the NDEA has completed its plans for full-time organizers covering every province in Canada, Mr. Green said. Guest Speaker Most Rev. Francis A.

Mar-roco, auxiliary Bishop of Toronto, will speak at the annual meeting of the Children's Aid Society of Ottawa on March 27 in Elgin Street Public School. The presentation of reports and election of officers will also be on the agenda. Playground Course Guest lecturers at the playground 1 a s' training course, sponsored annually by the department of recreation" and parks, include: J. A. lowed to enter the U.S.

None probably would have come if there was any prospect of being sent back to Cuba to face authorities as unsuccessful aWaUuL PAUL MAS SON le BRANDY Cropley, director of recreation, Deep River; James Mair, acting director, Protestant Children's Village; and R. Jenkins, city safety supervisor. The course, beginning this weekend, runs for five Saturdays. Co-op Officers William E. Graham of South Mountain was elected president of the Oxford-on-Rideau co-operative at its annual meeting.

Other officers for 1962 are Arnold Davidson, vice-president and Trevor Thompson, secretary treasurer. Leonard St. Amand, Sco-bie Wiggins, Lloyd Logan and Arnold Davidson are directors. A sales increase from $360,000 to $418,000 was shown in the annual report. Student Leader The new president of the University of Ottawa's Student Federation is David Casey, elected by acclamation to the dismay of former president Gille Grenier.

Other officers elected include vice presidents Valerie Forbes and Jean-Charles Desjardins, treasurer J. Marcel Roy and secretary Jean Martineau. New Democratic Youth New Democratic Party youth held their first annual meeting at Woodsworth House. Officers elected: President, Patricia Gallagher; secretary, Robert Rocano; publicity director, William McLean; and treasurer, John Rosenberg. Queen At Theatre Queen Elizabeth went to London's Piccadilly Theatre Monday night to see Jean Anoullh's play "L'lnvitation au Chateau," one of the plays in the French Theatre Festival.

She went as guest of French Ambassador Jean Chauvel and Mrs. Chauvel. Crowds waited outside the theater to cheer the Queen. She wore a short dress with evening coat of gold and apricot brocade. hi PAI31HASSGM BRANDY most effective filter tip yet developed Post Office Anti-Lottery Drive Mr.

Norman Campbell Citizen Staff Writer Douglas Fisher, MP for Port Arthur, and by avocation a weekly columnist for a Toronto newspaper, thinks the Post Office looks rather silly in its anti-lottery campaign. On the Commons order paper he asks if the Post Office knows that the Toronto paper prints a "tip sheet" or forecast of probable winners in the British football pools. Mr. Fisher explains he is not against pools. Thousands of Canadians enjoy playing them.

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