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THE TIMES TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising RA 3-3492 All other calls ....... RA 3-3474 he Oshawa Gnes WEATHER REPORT Little change in temperatures for Friday, sunny and warm, winds light. OSHAWA-WHITBY, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1959 Authorized As Second Post Office Department, Jail THIRTY-TWO PAGES } BERLIN GUARD Union Warns Of ! Anti-Labor Smear Bl | today sounded separate warnings Joey Smallwood to the balmy D os YAWL 'AHTI READIED FOR OCEAN TRIP TO FINLAN ¥ 4 Black Mice Blasted Brthesln Oshawa To Aloft But Rocket Fails. p.. 15, VANDENBERG AFB, Calif, The 78-foot-long projectile was|would have been the first cre- (AP)--Four black mice, blasted presumed to have burned up on atures retrieved alive from orbit. aloft In an attempt to return to/re-entering the atmosphere. It/Two monkeys were fired into] Hiving creature from a satellite, | was considered highly unlikely space from Cape Canaveral by ly didn't make it. t the earth in a sat-|factors. {were not intended to go into or- poised to try, bit. ute 'in their air-con-|a difficult aerial catch over the |Vareoe's Rd. # constant barrage of anti-labor The yawl 'Ahti' got its first] glimpse of water yesterday when [that it could have escaped thelthe army May 28 but their trip|the completed hull was transpor-| Air Force wanted earth's pull, because of speed covered only 1,500 miles. They ted to the Oshawa harbor from| |" Information from the launching| Mr. and Mrs. Niilo Onjukka of have been TORONTO (CP) -- Leaders of "The line of attack stretches the nation's biggest single union|from the fog-bound domain of |of a "growing" anti-labor, anti- shores of Bennett's British Co- {union trend in Canada. 8 ie et Jarey Sefton, | As directors|US chief 317 local unions | us oaks eho Th United from Ontario to the west coast. Steelworkers of America (CLC)--| Text of their speeches were re- expressed alarm in opening re-| leased in advance of delivery. {ports to the union's national pol-| CITY PROVINCIAL ACTIONS id conference here. They pointed to Premier Small- | "We are meeting this year in|wood's intervention in the New- an atmosphere influenced by a foundland loggers strike and to B.C. legislation that makes un- propaganda," William Mahoney, {USWA national director, told |some 300 local union leaders at the conference. | DELINQUENCY CAN BE FUN SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-- Juvenile delinquents enjoy being juvenile deli t says a scout leader. "It's very difficult to get them to give up juvenile de linquency once they've got started," Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, chief executive of the Scouts of America, told a press conference. "But if you have a con- structive program, as we feel | we have, you can keep the numbers down." ions legal entities open to court actions. | Mr. Sefton called it "a nation-| wide, hysterical smear cam- paign." Both speakers pressed for full USWA backing for current efforts by the CCF and the Canadian La- bor Congress to create a socialist worker-farmer political party. Mr, Mahoney advised Labor Minister Starr to "hesitate to ac- cept" the presidency of a Geneva general bly of the Interna- tional Labor Organization later this year. Living Cost 'Rose During del e. {Pacific but officials had given will be used in planning the Proj- King St. E., Osh something wentthem only one chance in 700 of pa gad | The mice, pick om d, 'now, Al han < - plete the vessel. (bedi tite mel Cf ect Mercury attempt to put man \(oroeq. to postpone their trip to Bs 3 Apr 1959 "| y Fra a a ; on $e 125.4 on April 1, the bureau of 1 from| Kad MARSHAL MALINOVSKY Khrushchev 'Malinovsky In Budapest BUDAPEST (AP)--Soviet Pre- mier Nikita Khrushchev, tanned and relaxed after spending more than a week in Albania, arrived here today for talks with Hun- to Moscow. by s 104 Jet tran Communist. arty | hier Tans ar, Ferenc Muennich Secretary - General Dag Ham- four-power agreement is reached first. ANADA FAVORED IN ROL UN Committee Dag"s Proposal UN presence on the lines of com- munication to that city." Informants here say that what + Canada has in mind is defeinitely not a UN force similar to the one now serving on the Egypt- Israel frontier but rather a judi- cial or appeal body similar to the truce supervisory commissions in Indochina. Mr. Hammarskjold, it is under- stood, is opposed to establish | ment of any UN garrison in Ber- [lin but endorses the.idea of UN |observers being stationed there OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada has won support from United Nations marskjold for its plan for a UN role in Berlin, informants say. At the NATO meeting at Wash- ington in April, Canada proposed that the UN might play a use- ful role in Berlin -- provided a Prime Minister Diefenbaker said in the Commons April 7: garian leaders before returning: "The basic role of the UN might be to verify tirat all parties were abiding by the terms of the agreement. "An essential part of the agree- and along the lines of communi- cation once Be Fe Pow reach an agreement ev do. Canada was among the first gougtries to suggest, a role for the Berlin on has taken no serious place on this point at the current Geneva conference. In Berlin GENEVA (AP) -- Western offi- cials said today the United States, Britain and France may be will- ing to cut their 10,000-man force in West Berlin if the Soviet Un- jon agrees to drop its threat to West Offers Cut Forces a = =x =| In' For New and other local leaders. A spokesman for the Hungarian foreign ministry said the program for his visit and the length of his would not| statistics reported today. Some of the price boost re- acted tax creases announced n nance nister Fleming's|stay in Hungary have not bee | April 9 budget, the bureau said. inde ary . While some food prices dipped,| Khrushchev last visited Hun- Fed wo et ne. 7 PoSItion vessel has a displacement of 24| ioe and wil carry show 14M orTAWA (CP)_Howard Green. 7 igo WT 163.year-old Vancouver lawyer, to- WASHINGTON (AP) -- A com-|ck to thei ts. It ; has Onjukka and his brother Veikko, | i 3 I promise decision to continue both a range pg Bi Jw bein $10,000 to build. lay wat Swu1 in as External Af prices ose Job cigarets, sigaret gary in Apel, 1956. On this vist the Nike and Boma: E iles| A » es, he is expec scuss Com- PrOBTAIS i a cu back level was In an BTOVEd Te | spon fh Ly DRT Bae eT 06 Mae hee fs (Beatre_ admissions, men's hair. muniat party matiers and Soviet i y . i " ; s s ssing, along|bloc policies. Demand To Tn od making i Le Ol op ones auativss. spare time working on the Ahti, June, 1957. will retain that port with men's and. women's foot. Presumably the Soviet. premier ficial said he has heen informed |fence money bill Wednesday, cut| much, os. stor HPO OO ental antimates for 1050. Voor, fresh fruits and vegetables also will discuss plans for a con. that Defence Secretary Neil Me. $162,700,000 from' fants in. the Sires! Sty str uesday to) en the | 20d costs of home ownership. ference of Balkan government Eiroy plans to recommend a go.|budget for the Bomare. It re.| oo |Commons. Textiles and household supplies|heads which Moscow announced ncrease ahead for both the Nike Hereules, jected an effort to cut another| Friends in Finland have been| He was sworn in: his Hew ost were higher. Wednesday night. The purpose, and Bomare missiles. |$200,000,000 which the appropri-|trying to dissuade the brothers oe ror nar] Massey | se offset declines for gaso- the magazine New Times said, NEW YORK (CP) -- World oil] But he said the secreta ations committee left in the mea-|from their proposed voyage be-| i" Government House. fine 2. Ontario - where "price| would be to ban nuclear weapons demand in the next 20 years will|likely to propose to Pr TCalY sure for Bomarc procurement. cause of the dangers. However, {wars" had oécurred in a number|from the Balkans. * A : | Prime Minister Diefenbaker in-| increase to 70,000,000 barrels alenhower a reduction in outlays Ine House also gave the army Niilo is confident his vessel will of cities, beef, coffee, eggs, Q T D 1 level of 10,000 men been no discussion yet of an actual cut. "7 U.S. Plane Checked -By Soviet Jets TOKYO (AP) -- Jet planes, be- lieved to be Russian, made three observation approaches on Amer. ican airliner over the North Pa- cific today more than 200 miles Soviet territory, Northwest World Oil Secretary reported gress has been extremely tentative, to feel that some pro- made. It is still however, a : |dicated there will be no further day from the current 25,000,000, for both of the missiles, since|tn® full $95,000,000 in the budget Withstand all kinds of weather cabinet appointments, at Jens: Sua": lard, some pork cuts and Sir. Stephen Gibson said Wednes- | they represent air defence only| for its Nike-Hercules. Iwith the exception of hurricanes. ';; +1 ion. day night in an address to the against bombers at a time when BB ABR | The Brice lndey = 'POOR BUT HONEST' based on 1949 prices equalling] World Petroleum Congress. [chances of missile attacks are 100. ne Sir Stephen, managing director|growing. This decision was ex- Wage figures showed a down- wi ard tendency during March. The of Iraq Petroleum Co. Ltd., em-|pected to depend in part on the phasized along with other speak- reports McElroy receives on pro ers the growing need for oil and gress toward obtaining the Nike- the prospects for ested Pro-| Zeus anti-missile missile. duction, rather than TET | SURVEY MISSILE FIELD world surplus. He predicted radical in| Ei told his press con- drilling and production methods, | ference Wednesday that "a com- further development of offshore plete and exhaustive' survey of drilling and new wells in remote the missile field is being made areas hitherto considered too by McElroy and should be com- hard to reach. pleted within 10 days. Changes in oil drills, he fore The army and their force will be comparable with| been : those that took place in the carly| Pe beet Squibbiine over De 1920s when the rotary system regio. ang congressional commit. | placed the percussion. [tees also. have tak . meyer suggested Wednesday Wihin 20 years. he said, there £%® #1 en OPPosiNg night that the Progressive Con-| h oN By PETER SYPNOWICH Canadian Press Staff Writer years," Mr. Finances Enter Into Party Electioneering Wintermeyer said. lage as '"'a really heart-rending "How much did the Conservative story." Lead party get by that deal in Sarnia Libera) er John Winter- by which the Indians were sold out to Dimensional and Hydro?" He referred to Ontario Hydro's index of average industrial wages and salaries at April 1---latest date for which figures are avail- able--was 169.1, based on 1949 equalling 100. This was down from 170.2 on March 1 but up from 163.4 on April 1 last year. Bureau officials said the occur- rence of the Easter holidays dur- ing March was a factor in the decline, The index, computed from a survey of firms employ- ing more than 15 persons and covering a wide range of indus- tries, represents an average of total wages paid. While living costs showed an increase during March, they stil "I wondered what bottomless barrel these people were getting their money from. It now appears {they were not counting on any- OTTAWA (CP)--Citizens of six Lake Ontario communities will have an opportunity to welcome the Queen and Prince Philip on Saturday, July 25, when they ar- rive from Western Canada to spend two days at the summer home of Governor-General Mas- sey at Port Hope. The royal plane will arrive at Trenton RCAF base at 6 p.m. EDT from Sudbury at the con- clusion of the Western Canada tour. i Along Lakeshore is little doubt that the power for |serval i i The air force Bomarc still is tives financed ieir Outgrio purchase of Chippewa Indian thing. They were just going main sections of each town, The next two days will be rest- ful ones for the royal travellers. Their only engagement will be attendance at 1 1am. church services Sunday at St. Mark's Anglican Church. On leaving the church Mr. Massey will present the mayor of Port Hope and his wife, off Airlines reported. The U.S. Air Force said it had no planes in the area at the time, prompting speculation that Soviet fighters had aoproached the Seat- tle-to-Tokyo Northwest DC-7C. The .plane crew that the closest approach came within two or three miles but the plane or planes did mot cross in front of the airliner. The American plane continued on course and reached Tokyo ahead of schedule. Its 46 passen- gers were asleep and & of Give inci YY . THOUGHT FOR TODAY were below the all-time high set A Northwest spokesman said the planes appeared when the airliner was some 200 miles drilling will be applied directly to the bottom: of the well hole either by turbine or other hy-| draulic engine or by an electrical| system--rather than the present method under which the drill is rotated by a long drill pipe which| is turned by power at the surface. | In this prediction Sir Stephen being 'developed, but its propon- $500,000 t (election campaign through a gov-| a 4 |ernment t ents contend it is needed to keeps public Jevy om Raciors andl ext = - |" He struck out as Premier Frost|$2,100 an acre. and CCF Leader Donald C. Mac-| age of advertising cash for the June 11 election. of one per cent of every govern-| 'oronto The Liberal "Ask the contractors of On.|SChool only a block awa. ario if they were levied one-fifth 'HEART-RENDING" Mr. Frost described the d at $6,600 an acre after the|ahead in a muddle with a very| firm paid the Togians expensive oh leader Sooke to|did more, k. 0 offend peoplé than _|about 535 persons in dbury's to make Ss. Donald derided the Liberal short {legion hall while the premier was| | speaking to about 650 in a high would be the same thifg if they type of advertising| ce index moved to 126.3. ch, from reports I have heard, Price a uD In the five months that followed the cost-of-living yardstick made a total drop of nine-tenths of a point. The bureau said the de- cline was mostly of a seasonal nature. "No wonder they went broke. It ever got into government." last Nov. 1 when the consumer The Queen and Prince Philip will be driven through Trenton, Brighton, Colborne, Grafton, Co- bourg and Port Hope on their way to spend two days with the Governor-General at his summer home, Ballerwood House. Their car will travel slowly through the southeast of the Soviet Union's Kamchatka Peninsula, at 50 de- grees 50 minutes north latitude, 162 degrees 55 minutes east long- itude, and in the centre of the busy commercial airline used by five U.S., Canadian and European companies. A psychologist says that a | Mr. MacDonald said at a Well- <|and rally of 88 persons the Lib- i J seme a mr aes 5 vr| Blaze Hits gress concerning use of turbo and electro drills, which American speakers tended to regard as| "speciality" drills rather than re- | report: ment contract in the last four of a Liberal campaign fund short-| oy, |erals were pleased with publicity CPR Depot placement for present types. | CHATHAM (CP) -- A $500,000 fire levelled the Canadian Pacific omen sme LATE NEWS FLASHES "WITHERING AWAY" "But no party can be grass Bo us $10 Rills sheds and cartage depart t in| . . n . g downtown Chatham today Elvis Presley Will Keep His Tonsils FRANKFURT, Germany (AP)--Elvis Presley will keep Roaring and puttering with heat Turn Up In Ottawa 50 | - his tonsils, at least for the present the U.S. 3rd Armored Di- intense windows cracked and paint i 3 OTTAWA (CP) vision said today. The rock"n' roll singer is in army hospi- 5 $16 peeled from buildings $s § ss t E ogus across the street, flames swept| tal suffering from tonsilitis but a spokesman said there is no question of tonsillectomy bills. circulating in Eastern Can- through the 50-year-old structure ada for the last three months, [Tom back to front within an hour. | Lake Erie Well Comes In TORONTO (CP)--Place Gas and Oil Company Itd., has A fi h Y | Bave tamed up Bo Ottusve. re wall partially protected reported that its Lake Erie Place Walpole No. 3 step-out well the office. About 10 of the bills were Cause of the blaze, Chatham's has come in with a natural gas flow estimated at close to 1,000,000 cubic feet daily. passed in the downtown shopping largest in nearly three years, | Israeli Premier Talks With Russia same tario fire marshal's office this 'snap' as real bills {to be canned goods and paint sent| of Israeli cargoes through the Suez Canal. morning. An inspector will confer with CPR investigation officers in CITY EMERGENCY {sparks soaring over a wide area Flames cut tarough main Bell Fighting In Laos Stirs Debate GENEVA (AP)--British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd srea Wednesday, police said, | Tay never be known, Fire Chief| an attempt to decide what ignited TEL AVIV, Israel (Reuters)--Israeli Premier David [Telephone cables running along and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko held a brief 5 » John Brodie said. They described the bills as of Chief Brpdie contacted the On- poor quality, lacking the the costly fire. | Ben-Gurion today discussed with the Russian ambassador Combustible materials believed| Israel's dispute with the United Arab Republic over passage -1 POLICE RA 5-1133 o the Richmond St. side of the long FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 warehouse, severing service be- HOSPITAL RA 3-2211 [Sveen HL Windsor and| Private meeting today to discuss the renewed fighting in } } fn roots overnight. They now frankly admit they have lost the support of corporations at the top and the economic grass roots at the bottom. Obviously the Liberal party is just withering away . . ."" In Sudbury Mr. Wintermeyer said: "I understand Mr. Frost is in the midst of a speech saying that I and the Liberal party have demonstrated inefficiency in fi- nancing our campaign. Either Mr. Frost retracts that statement or explaing to the people of On- tario where he's getting his money. § Mr. Wintermever said the Lib- jerals are '"'poor but honest." He had sharp words for Educa- tion Minister Dunlop in outlining Liberal plans to ease the educa- tion tax burden on local property owners. 'You don't create the best edu- cation system in the world by putting a 78-year-old doddering| man in charge." Simcoe School were recently | | National Liberal Leader Lester| studying the s involved | |B. Pearson spoke in his own fed-| in the tran-formation of pulp | riding of Algoma East. wood to one of Can- Grade 6 students at North ada's greatest industries, in their social studies class. Teach- er, Jack Herron, decided the best way to show them the uses of the final product was ™ PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS VISIT THE OSHAWA to take them to a real news- paper, Mr. Herron contacted Bob Wilson, circulation man- ager of The Times and a tour for the students was arranged. x TIMES They are seen, shove, at some of latest news, Wednesday afternoon, giouped around the Canadiam Press teletype machine,