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BT OBS MEET carrying a ( and his driver berts of Ottawa Moon of ( ereaming their fists a of the y z I d the jeep expected fc followed up b joint! owned She!l Oil holding plantation h British holder n tight ed painted Robert bolder nat and 1 but the unt Con the Sukarne m pared te mac Indon: Da and also ad tried in French ) \ 1051 were Canad ann k Tuesd: iy Count governmey 18 fo t ) y command ol of West f mumba grow Dutch. He said ' vit The be lit I'hursday on cont the count must ated tiona manner." vhat fo do abou Dam Ligan di VEAeTwera "Sleeping Beauty the Venezuelan pide HIER Drug Search On ter, An 'beauties m Pre Ap ' iid searchi t mine third "slec wd the dau ident CLEVELAND ay continued ping source and type 0 plomat wdministered by Fratantonio to leeping beauty' dau n The now the girls ha ezuela Both a hospital For 10 days y been perfectly normal cnstody of the rds of the eourt ¢ ve Sgt. Norman Fer men had e had prescribed 12 barb Al! I 9939. T Im what as «de drug 1 an on 20.vear-old tablished tha tablets [on n March ribed nervousnes FRIENDLY vid it also we ) had wo month , BECAME Fratantoni or eight GIRLS AWOKE Th d questioned released aft tatement tore hen Anp Hosp Green Speaks At UN Arms Talks NATIONS: N UNITED ana; bombs dre ring po World W If the pared an y vithout a ban on It wouldn't stop a as present stockpile to destroy whole LODGE BLAMES RU SSIANS And Henry Cabo of I mabl down, one mich: produ il pluton HOWARD GREEN hreakdow subject at nee disarmamen mm W ed American wada wa appearing ommmaoned, a one CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 535-1133 FIRE DEPT. RA HOSPITAL RA for Britair tl Un and Italy repres: I'he Bulg i demand of ear powers 'that RES mda (A ived Cin Tuesday's ang GOLD CUP TOURNAMENT STARTS ident of © Asks Quaraniine For Dictator | invol t { dhe Oshawa Time WEATHER REPORT will bring warm the area skies sunny weather Thursday and Friday. Clear to oF 17, 1960 Pout" Giten Second Class Mail Department, Ottawa SIXTEEN PAGES OSHAWA, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, AU ident of Bowling look the Ander Osha Tourna vling inulac Motors Gold Cup at Oshawa Lawn B GM D Geor eral ment Clut to Mr. Wall Builders Jumped 'The Gun TORO turing and ro (Cp Five hich tied up hou nt project un or Coun ped the rad hecause in a union ssday night Internationa the Oper d Cement Mason id the heen planned month but "the immigrant workers yasn't Ling any. better and, wes couldn't any a Tonger I'BTC enon immigrant Tuesday n there Comin had ago hemisphere \ pli I'he Cuba, Ho orket hawa Man Drowns In i" Farm P 'hit any rift triker ove their early tin an, but thre ol interest building here they ative council's nine ght ol et. campliEgn Canadian Pacific construdtion Officials With Conn president. Jame 1 Rinch 1 some nions had " i come impatient with the progress tl ( 19 1 POWERS SORRY f HAD NO CHOICE Sympathy Sirilke "They'd Call Me Coward It I Refused Flight By Dockworkers indi LONDON (Reuter About 10 Powers told a Soviet military celled." 000 London dockworker ent on court today that he is sorry he| "I suppose it increased tension a 24-hour strike today to back pay had anything to do with his U-2 in the world," he said. demands, adding to the shipping flight over the Soviet Union, "I am sincerely sorry 1 had turmoil in British port awa ted Powers pictured himself as a anything to do with it." The strike. b tion $30,000-a-year spy who disliked Powers' wife and parents labor force of the The strike was called in protest bis job and knew little if anything looked on as he testified he had came: as a wildeat against a union-shipowner con: ghout the camera and recording not been tortured but treated camen entered it hih day tract recently sigaed providing a equipment his plane was carry- "very nice" during almbst four and the strikers worked to pre monthly increase equivalent to iag on its May 1 flight, He said months in' Soviet custody. vent the scheduled departure about $7. The strikers want $11.20 5 superior officer had assured, Powers is being tried on es- Thursday for New York of the and a drop in weekly work hours him it was safe to fly cver the pionage charges. He can be sen- liner Queen Elizabeth, fo 44 from Soviet Union teaced to seven to 15 years in While the strikers At the outset of trial the prison--or to death, His trial will Southampton to get American pilot, 31 today, pleaded resume Thursday, crew 'of the Queen puilty. He then underwent more, The prosecutor tried to prove valk out, the National than four hours of quesiioning by that Powers knew of the espion- Seamen. whit Soviet prosccutor Roman A. age nature of his work vas trying to com Rudenko before he was turned "I was just a pilot," tay on the job over for quizzing by the Soviet! Powers, awyer assigned to defend him. But he admitted at one point "I AM.SORRY"" that he knew his flight had to do His lawyer, with gaining intelligence of the brought out. that Powers Soviet Union, He from a working class family "OL! 19 SA 5 YULD? SE questioned the pilot on how he COULDN'T REFU a felt about the effects of the U-2 He told the court step-by-step € of his progress from an air force "ident iis i testified that he had Pot to a pilot of the high flying ult of 'heard that as a direct re my flight the conference did not take and (Presi: Francis Gary dent) Eisenhower's visit was can- Both pas loaded with who were flown west flights sea transporta- ships were engers ward aboard special or alternate nearly half London walkout by port of ois 52 tried at his the 1,260-n Elizabeth Union the them to MONTREA cp Empress ol The liner France and the cargo-passenger vessel Lismoria ailed today after being held up for 24 hours by a seamen"s strike The berth at 8 a.m tream, carrying bound for Liverpool, The moria sailed an hour later 38 passengers for Glasgow The catering hips staged day on vmpathy ike men tied up more World Food Bank. Prospect Good | OTTAWA (CP) Prospects of | United Nations. He is scheduled an to of h opposes trike nce insisted Empress moved out of her -and headed down- CREW SHOWED UP 300 passengers The Cunard liner Saxonia sailed for Canada from Southampton to day with a crew and only two membe the Queen Eliz abeth failed to turn up for routine oat 1 A unior the cided If the Queen as 1 have ever y will, it could break the he 15 Mikjail Griniov, with was full of both trikes Tues- vessels in with the - unofficial faction of the sea union in Britain which has than 100 ships. ol crews itdown dril board their aid the fate of would be de 24 how Elizabeth sail confidence she trike, wildca of a Thea in the dawn of May 1 he left Pakistan on the flight which 'brought him 1,200 miles into the heart of the Soviet Union before he hs 1s downed Was a flight a " he said, whether 1 wanted not." "No, T could not refuse. By re- fusing 1 would have been consid ered a coward by my associates ummit place I was told to "1 was not asked to take it or aid I'he y don in Loa mail and de reneral post office reported Tuesday that soing from Britain to Canada j/the United States would be layed by the walkout, The number of sl British ports Tuesday stood at 88 while the total of ships sailing in a 24-hour period was 197 The strikers have failed to stop a large percentage of sailing. plant Pilar stetoedid in Cuasard's Queen Mary line's tied up in Britain, © DISLIKES DOGS + PAYS DOG FINE TIMA CP o dislike dog-day farm hon Millbroo ed wo MINS Henry dog Is dog catcher pooch Chil { belonged to mhicensed nea homie dren fold Ir Bruno week the mo Mr. B mo doesn't owned who he d do one and never h ol a summons for keep an unlicensed dog matter worse the Bruno make time { I refused ht to high Mr hr wile tobacco « drained Josep n court and 1 Geor Jud th mn the $4 and M W im Newmarket 1941 sheen o ean o 0. Counterfeit Charges Laid cp sed Jud Ontario years Holy Cre the Cedar 10018 parents Toronto de three persons counterfeit raiding and fin fing 4 maney 'OR ONTO h cha one or { « no [} ing money Tuesday after ntown hotel room n the Arm. $11.000 worth bog ly in $100 bill for y mostly broth He was With Mary and one me sister, of us Holy Cro Cha 19 at 9 a.m. Gre Hamel, 30 room, aad Cynthia Waring, rod were John I vupant of e Interment St Graham and hoth 31 LATE NEWS FLASHES Reserve Judgment On Kaufman cp he Ontario Li judgment on a pre: pre or Cemete thor Relat Board prosecute Rubber A 52 on union application to Kitcher Y to ha lent of failing ended toda an faith andl wer indignantly nited States is on lot Fr He called it a The p conference ar do not. it ¢ he has been Russia refus al connaissance Powers' trial on protested { he fl y in centrai Russia cha day JoWige opened Rebels Invade Nicaragua SAN ca {Reuter A rebel 1 vaded Nicaragua | force was re- Honduras, Re national - guardsmen lash near Jicaro, 12 th Honduras, The reports they expected Weign minister the opened an important precaut were JOSE. ( a R om wwuan in ( but OTe of ate ximum ons ministers from the as it's and it would have been noa- prianizing an international food|to meet today with My, Diefen- fulfilment of the contract," yank among the major North baker and Agriculture Minister With his wife and parents look- i an producers and West Baskness. i hy on, fhe U-2 pilot stood in the ropédn cénsumers are gettin t a press conférence' visuner's "Wine |uroped an informed soiree sald| Tuesday night, Dr. Sed ins ed tary section of So iu {he Tuesday. Canada to participate in a cam: preme Court and pleaded auilty C impre The food bank idea was pro. paign to False funds for specific| fo, espionage. i told d moted by Prime Minister Diefen. Projects to help particular coun-| Television, motion picture an baker : tries towards a permanent solu. still cameras ground away as the yaker while in opposition, and put! : 4 before the NATO heads of gov-|tion of recurring food shortages. defendant -- first American ever Rubber ernment meeting in Paris in| He said the underdeveloped to stand trial on capital charges December, 1957. But largely be- countries also will be expected to in the Soviet Union answered cause of United States reluctance contribute toward such projects. hour after hour of questions. to become involved, the plan U.S. ON TRIAL or ers [didn't get off the ground The trial was in the Hall of | Two factors have contributed to 1. . Wants | | Columns, site of the famous piirge the new, rosier prospects. [trials of the 1930s and the place Sent Home One is the success of the Cana-| where both Lenin and Stalin lay dian government's bilatera.nego- | lin state after death, Ra tiations with the United Kingdom | -Nation | But much more than the young KITCHENER (CP) -- About 60 an4 Norway to arrange stock. pilot--today was his 31st birthday employees of the Kaufman Rub piles of Canadian wheat flour in was on trial. The Soviet Union her Company showed up at the those two countries. These proj- | had made no secret of its hope plant today {to end their 7%-week ots have created interest among | pace ead Ito put United States policy and strike but were told to go home. her West European countries in! | United States aots in the dock. ee men icy similar arrangemenls. | LONDON (AP) -- mean | Unie testing by the Soviet as available today The government is now reluc. inviting several European and prosecutor, following 117 days in [was avel al ( £3 United tant to make any more bilateral| Commonwealth states, including|Soviet captivity, Powers insisted Rb WRAY or aie oe deals, hoping the European mem-| France, West Germany and Aus. #4gain and again that he had no on Trad icon advised they would hers of NATO can negotiate with tralia, to team up in a space knowledge of the special photo- be called back to work as they the United States and Canada for| program graphic and recording apparatus wore needed. Several had: beami® multilateral agreement cover-| Government officials Tuesday #board his jet. But he admitted thd. he said. that mo: one would! DE. pooled stockpiles night said plans under informal he assumed the U-2 was on a spy be laid off I'he other new development 1s discussion envisage Britain's Blue | mission. We realize there are certain iePoriedly a result of the current Streak missile the launcher| He said he was making $2,500 complications to starting every- United States election campaign. for space satellites. They did not|a month in his job under a secret one at once." the union man said Vice-President Nixon has been aldisclose the full list of nations in.| contract. : "Production schedules have to be proponent of the food bank, but vited, He depied knowing what U.S drawn up first." President Eisenhower reluctant.| Blue Streak was abandoned by agency was in charge of the A. R. Kaufman, president of the The president is now coming the British government last April Lockheed U-2 which penetrated company, said he is not locking|#round to its support, as a way because of high costs {1,200 miles into the Soviet Union out the workers and production ©! helping Mr. Nixon. In Ottawa, the National Re-|before it was downed. would be stepped up as quickly as These developments are to he search Council said it has had no| "I think you did not doubt it possible. "We want to take more discussed here this week between request from Britain to take part|was a spy flight," said prosecutor people back but got to be the government and Dr. Per Seen,|in a space research program in|Roman Rudenko in the course of director-general of the Food and which the Blue Streak missile|four hours of questioning at the Agriculture Organization of the would be used to launch satellites. [trial s morning session, gradual," he said Australian : Killer Sought SYDNEY (AP) Po lice today sealed off the Seaforth areca north of Sydney in a hunt for the slayer of kidnapped schoolboy Graeme Thorne, first child kidnapped for ransom in Australian police history The partly decomposed body of the eight-year-old boy was found heneath an overhanging rock on a rubbish dump in the Seaforth suburb Tuesday. Bound and gagged, the body was wrapped in a blanket Police said their chiel clue the brightly colored striped blan- ket, An autopsy showed the boy had been suffocated and bat. tered. A black scarf was Knotted tightly around his neck and the hase of his skull was fractured. Police believed the child had died within a few hours of his kidaapping July 7. | Worst B.C. Fire Finally Out VANCOUVER (CP) One of the most serious forest fire sea- sons in British Columbia's history appears to be over Dennis McDonald, ice protection officer said "in Prince George Tuesday heavy [rains have relieved the pressure and 'the weather hasn't thg op portunity to build gaind like) t did. It's too late in the r Only four days ago, 97 fires were burning and several, rang. ing over thousands were lout of control, Australia was forest serv STORK BEATS CRASHING PLANE plane sticks from side of Raymond Ardolino home in | Basking Ridge, N.J., today. Pilot and passenger in plane were iajured in crash. How- up a aht was averted be- beat the plunging | day before Mrs. Ardolino 'had been hospital, where she ever, tragedy cause stork plane. The Genevieve taken to gave birth to premature trip. lets. Husband, Raymond, was visiting her and their two other children were with relatives. AP Wirephoto of acres oie