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(DcdDdDdD BDcron-su St More than 50,000 persons have fled the ravages of Hurricane Dora as it pounds the southeast coast of the United States. Florida was hardest hit by winds of more than 100 m.p.h. At left, a dock wrecked by wind and tides in St. Augustine. At right, a man in Atlantic Beach, braves the storm as he tries to chain a set of step leading to the beach.

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93, NO. 8 WINDSOR ONTARIO THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1964 46 Pages "Z2 pirn ifwrn ftMf" Ml H-v uiru 13 1 1 f3 7 A I I i J-1 i UT Vivid' CuIoik Revise Design Special Study Planned Plane Recovered 3 Sarnians Die in Crash On L. Huron By HARRY JENNINGS and KEN HULL of The Star's Sarnia Bureau SARNIA The bodies of J. W. Jackson, 47, his wife, Edith, 46, and his partially-blind son, Paul, aged 15, were recovered this morning from the wreckage of a borrowed plane which crashed in fog-shrouded Lake Huron near Sarnia Wednesday afternoon.

The plane was also removed from the water this morning. Dr. Jackson was piloting the craft and only his wife and son were passengers. Linda Jackson, 16, and Douglas Jackson, 12, remaining members of the family, had stayed home. OTTAWA (CP) Prime Minister Lester Pearson was reported today to be backing a modified design of the government's three maple leaf flag in which the colors will more approximate those of the Union Jack.

John R. Matheson, Liberal MP for Leeds and a key figure in the original concept of the maple leaf flag, said in an interview the revised version will have more vivid colors aiming at those of the Union Jack. Mr. Matheson called the original design "shockingly ugly." He agreed with critics who said it resembled a beer label. He said the blue, a pale aquamarine in the first version, now will be a "dark navy, I'nion Jack blue." The maple leaves would be a darker crimson.

The modified flag would also be of different proportions in size and the blue vertical bars at each border would be wider in relation to the rest of the flag. There also would be slight changes in the stylized leaves, which he said would put them in better balance. Mr. Matheson said the refinements would require no change in the government resolution before the Commons. i i i i 1 'iff 4fr i 4 i 9 By MAURICE JEFFERIES OTTAWA Agreement has been reached to end the House of Commons marathon flag debate.

Following a meeting of party leaders this morning, Prime Minister Lester Pearson announced in the House of Commons this afternoon that it had been agreed the flag question will be referred to an all-party, 15-member committee. The committee will meet in camera and report its findings within six weeks. In reaching this compromise, Prime Minister Pearson withdrew his earlier condition that Blast From Chaput Diefenbaker 6lest Friend' bank at 500 feet over Lake Dr. Jackson was chief of pediatrics at Sarnia General Hospital. agreement would have to be reached in advance for the parliamentary debate on the com Tides Reach 10 Feet Dora Worst Til Century (See Also Page 46) ST.

AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) Mr. Paisley said the plane was in excellent mechanical condi 4' ffi Ti i nifl ifrTi iirriWyniiiiiflr mnnni i inimiiMirtiiMfl imWWfciin mi iiWiiiiiMwiiiiiifcMiiiiiiMiMWwiiiiiliij'iiu mittee report. Mr. Diefenbaker backed down on his insistence tion and had been thoroughly checked before Dr.

Jackson's of 80 to 90 per cent unanimity The tragic flight was being made to return Paul to Brant-ford's Ontario Institute for the Blind sfter summer vacation. Dr. Jackson, an experienced pilot, had borrowed a four-seater Cessna airplane for the trip from Douglas Paisley, well known Sarnia commercial pho trip. Constable Edward Martin of the Ontario Provincial Police, Sarnia detachment, was the first man to inspect the wreckage from under water. Shadow of Wing, Lifejacket Only Evidence of Plane Lost in Lake Huron by the committee.

makeover insert in special Mr. Pearson outlined to the House this procedure: First, the Commons flag debate would be suspended and a resolution introduced to set up the committee. House leaders of the five tographer, and close friend of the Jackson's. Hurricane Dora smashed at St. Augustine and Jacksonville today with a giant hammerof This girl arrived at Cape Kennedy for a ideation and seems unu'orried by the high icinds of Dora.

The trip's fatal course was set from tie Sarnia Airport at ap wind and tide, then veered inland to threaten Florida's gulf coast and southern Georgia. proximately 3:30 p.m. But no suspicion of the tragedy arose until almost four hours later when a plane wheel was discov 1 ered washed up on the beach near Bnght's Grove. The Jack MONTREAL (CP) Marcel Chaput says that federal opposition leader John Diefenbaker "will most likely go down in history as the best friend of Quebec separatism although he does not realize how he is helping the cause." The former president of Ras-semblement Pour L'lndepen-danre Nationale, a group which beeks hrparation of Quebec from the rest of Canada, spoke at a KIN rally Wednesday night. He said Mr.

Diefenbaker's stand on the flag issue as in favor of the Union Jack or the Red Ensign proves that Canada is made up of two nations, each with its own rights, prerogatives and aspirations. "If English Canada wants to nick the Red Ensicn as it flat'. son craft was sighted by search ers from a second plane. parties were to meet later in the day to establish terms of reference for this committee. If there was quick agreement on the terms, the resolution could be introduced immediately and passed with unanimous consent of MPs.

Otherwise, the resolution would be placed on the Commons order paper "as soon as possible." The committee would consist of 15 members seven Liberals, p. Police say the craft was sub Weather bureau officials said Dora was the worst hurricane to strike the United States east coast in more than 100 years. The massive storm, tormenting 100,000 square miles of land and sea with tides up to 10 feet and peak winds of 100 miles an hour, sent gales whistling toward Florida's panhandle and north along the Atlantic coast merged in 20 feet of water, one-quarter of a mile from the shore midway between Blackwell Side Road and the Rainbow Inn, a distance of seven miles from downtown Sarnia. Several lake side residents in the area reported hearing the puttering of a low-flying plane shortly before the dinner hour. Officials at Sarnia Airport said a plane which landed just before the Jackson aircraft took off encountered a heavy fog five Conservatives and to South Carolina, member each from the New Brunswick, about 100 Democratic, Social Credit and 'miles north of St.

Augustine, I ivc Creditiste parties. suffered its worst pounding in 20 years from a five-foot tide I have no quarrel with that at MRS. J. W. JACKSON, DR.

JACKSON AND SON, PAUL 3 of Sarnia family lost in crash of light plane in Lake Huron More than 12 inches of ram fell on St. Augustine, but someone forgot to turn off this lawn sprinkler. and gusts that shattered windows and ripped roofs at 65 miles an hour. Unofficial estimates put damage in the tens of mil It would be asked to report back to the House in six weeks. If the committee report was "unanimous or near-unanimous" there would be no problem in resuming the Commons flag debate.

However, if "strong divisions" or a "substantially-held minority view" resulted from the 3 ail," said Mr. Chaput. "We have already picked our flag, the fluer-de-lis, and really could not care less whether English Canada likes it or not." Mr. Chaput alio suggested that Premier Jean Lesage of Quebec should have railed for a referendum on the scheduled isit next month to Quebec City of "the Queen of England, not of Canada." lions of dollars. Water flowed hip deep in the S(lll' SlIMtsllCS ancient biave Aiarxei square oi Into llont Kon Ford Next UAW Goal Chrysler Pact Industry Model committee sessions, there would gt.

Augustine. be another meeting of the party Giant old oaks that have HONG KONG (l i'Ii Tv- leaders to set a time limit the renewed debate. See DORA Page fi tihotm Sallv he L' an iKiiintlini' Hong Kong with 75 mile-an hourt He said Premier Lesage's in Lodge Hints Canada To Have Asian Role WASHINGTON (AP) Henry Cabot Lodge said today there is a possibility of bringing nine or 10 more countries, including Canada, into South Viet Nam for assistance purposes of a non-military nature. Lodge, former ambassador to South Viet Nam, has been on a visit to European nations at President Johnson's request to explain U.S. policies and intentions in South Viet Nam.

Back from his tour, Lodge conferred with Johnson today and said that "broadly speaking, the governments which I fringe winds tonight. Rut the vaation to trie Queen was "sheer TI XT' lr prov(cation. I -IV VjlCdlOn worst was yet to come. Inside Your Star New United Church moderator favors union with Anglican Church. Page 11.

Another clash in the House of Commons, this time between Tory leader John Diefenbaker and External Affairs Minister Paul Martin. Page 16. Editorial and Comment, Ceatre Pages, First Section Financial, Page 20. Theatres and Amusements, Page 21 At latest report, the second (See Also Page 20) DETROIT (AP) Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers Union, will begin a drive at Ford Motor Company Between the time of the leaders' meeting and Mr. Pearson's statement in the House the Liberal, Conservative and New Democratic MPs gathered in separate closed meetings to endorse the settlement.

Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker said his party could not accept a time limit on Commons debate on the flag unless the committee's report is "virtually" unanimous which defin India Acts To Prevent Red Seizure typhoon in a week to menace this British Crown colony was 75 miles away and getting 'closer. Weathermen said the ty- phoon's centre would miss Hong: Kong directly. But side winds were expected to match Satir- Iriday for the equivalent on Secret Out LONDON (Reuters) Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home was believed to have told a cabinet meeting today the date he has picked for the British general election widely expected to be Oct. 15. Authoritative sources expected the date to be kept a secret until early next week.

better the new Chrysler' visited expressed appreciation for U.S. efforts in Viet Nam. NEW DELHI (CP-The gov- day's storm which left 34 per Lodge said that what he has been doing on his assignment he is going to Canada soon as part of it is acquainting officials of other nations with the American estimation of the situation. When that is done, they usually come up with an olfer, he said. agreement which he estimated to be worth 54 cents an hour during the next three years.

Reuther said that after Ford ed as 80 to 90 per cent in favor au ihadur Shastri took control lose ores of ships sunk or a u. t- i. of the committee's damaged. he would proceed to General; uaj hi niduui rvt'idid Mdie in southwest India to ward off a Communist threat. President Radhakrishnan is FnecoloNiDii9s Call EBedkna 17 IFViiim Emsi Motors Corporation.

The union also is expected to demand the same pattern including a possible pension in 1965 of up to $400 a month at age 60 from American Motors Corporation, scores of See FORD NEXT Page 6 sued a proclamation dissolving the Kerala legislature and turning over to New Delhi control all state affairs. The proclamation said that the crisis in the Communist stronghold prevented constitutional government from existing there. Ileiuemher? OTTAWA (CP) Twenty-five years ago today, at 12:40 p.m., EDT, a special issue of the Canada Gazette officially announced: "A state of war with the German Reich exists and has existed in Canada as and from the tenth day of September, 1939." The second "war to end all wars" took the lives of 41,901 Canadian servicemen 22,964 soldiers, airmen, and 1,837 trucks were on a routine trip to West Berlin with the meat. Before crossing into West Berlin at Ileinrlch Heine Strasse crossing point they gave sleeping pills to their children, aged one to 11 years, and hid them and their wives in the truck. The truck crossed without.

By Windsor Star Wire Service Two East German families totalling 15 persons including 11 children fled to West Berlin Wednesday night hidden in a truck under a load of meat, West Berlin police said. The fathers of the families driver and co-driver of the The older youth, who had flowa I twice before, piloted the aircraft across the border and landed safely at Unterlanzendorf, ne" Vienna. The youths, using only German words they knew, told Austrian gendarmes, "Wir wtllen as) I habin" (we want asylum). in a military airplane early today and asked authorities in Vienna for political asylum. Mirosiav Nerat, 19, and Milan Olah, 14, were believed to have evaded guards and taken the single-engine Meta-Sokol trainer from an airfield near Prague during the night.

attracting the attention of the East German border guards or custom officials. Police said the children were immediately taken to hospital in West Berlin to see that they suffered no Larm from the sleeping pills. In another daring escape, two Czech youths fled into. I The Communists unseated Shaath's ruling Congress Party government with a no confidence motion in the Kerala legislature Tuesday. The motion was based on charges of corruption and maladministration.

A Smile "How did you get bruised so badly?" "I started through a revolving door and then changed my mind.".