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Soldiers Like New Automatic By BILL BOSS Canadian Press Staff Writer IN KOREA (CP)--A few more details about the Patchett machine- carbine, recommended for use by Canadians in Korea, have been re- leased by 1st Commonwealth divis- jon headquarters. The weapon has been thoroughly tested by all battalions in the divis- fon as a replacement for the Sten carbine. Brig. Jean Allard, com- mander of the Canadian brigade, on the basis of the Canadians' tests, has recommended that it be obtained for use in Korea only. Tests indicated, he said, that the Pachett is superior to the Sten, but still not the answer to the army's search for an automatic weapon capable of good close-in performance, yet of accuracy at distances up to 200 yards. SAME CALIBRE AS STEN; It now may be reported that the Patchett is a nine - millimetre weapon, the same calibre as the Sten. Its rate of fire is 550 rounds a minute, about 500 more than the Sten. Its slightly - - curved magazines hold 34 rounds. They can be loaded by hand, and their roller-bearing i A, feeds the round smoothly, Dm stoppages. Loaders are zines, which usually feed improp- erly, causing stoppages. WO2. George Maguire of Ottawa, the brigade's senior armorer, who conducted the Canadians' Patchett tests, said: "At 30 yards it can fire 2%-inch groups, which is as good as a [service rifle can do. I've been rid- dling tin cans regularly with it at 150 yards. The effective range for most. nine-millimetre is 125 yards." OTHER FEATURES Patchett features which persuade soldiers it is better than the Sten are its appearance, its precision machining, its weight (82 pounds) and its balance, with or without its 10%2-inch bayonet. The fact that its butt can be flipped under and locked to the barrel, thereby shortening it and making it suitable for both firing from the hip and close-in fighting, is another advantage. Allard and his staff feel, how- ever, that though for immediate use in Korea it should be bought, it has defects which ought to be corrected before it is adopted for general use in the Canadian Army. He has recommended that Can- ada continue her own research for a suitable automatic weapon. The Patchett is going to be re- Po christened, too. It is proposed to | call it the Sterlong machine car- SCUGOG ISLAND SCUGOG ISLAND -- Our Sun- day School attendance at the Head Church last Sunday was 43. This seems to be a record year for regular attendance so let's keep up the good work. The tea room of the Head Church has had a bright new coat of paint, and a general 'clean-up.' Many thanks to those. who so cheerfully gave their time and energy to this worthy project. I'm sure we shall all be proud of our work. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter were Mr. and Mrs. Cambell McMaster and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Holtby and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Reader visit- ed friends in the community on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Keefer visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Hec Barry over the weekend. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Graham were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hargrave and family of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Ever- ett Phillips, Oshawa. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Milner (nee Anne Melny- c¢huk) on the birth of their daugh- ter, Maryanne Elizabeth, at Osh- awa General Hospital, on June 1. A very successful supper was | held last Wednesday in Grace Unit- ed Church. Proceeds amounted to approximately $30.00. hoir practice will be held on Thursday evening in Grace United hurch. Miss Phyliss Tetlow visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tet- THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Monday, June 15, 1988 0 THE DISTRICT PAGE A Business Directory of Whitby, Port Perry, Brooklin, Ajax and Pickering WHITBY SWEETMAN'S TRANSPORT WHITBY PORT PERRY Telephones en 373 WE SERVICE PORT PERRY - PRINCE ALBERT MYRTLE - BROOKLIN - WHITBY MANCHESTER - PICKERING AJAX - PT. UNION - TORONTO ) STAFFORD BROS. MONUMENTAL WORKS Member of CANADIAN ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL CRAFTSMEN Phone 552 318 Dundas St. E. WHITBY, ONTARIO Throughout this district we do a lot of importing, and very little ex- porting. Consequently, most of the money leaves the community. But is it not just common sense to ensure that we spend whatever we can in our own community. Shopping elsewhere is unnecessary, is no cheap- er and tends to reduce the prosperity of the community, which will be reflected in the lives of every one of us. A community can grow only if the residents are determined that it will grow. If every effort is made to induce tourists, new businesses and new industries to come here, our community will grow. But on top of that, we must not sabotage our business life by shopping elsewhere. District merchants advertising on this page of The Daily Times- Gazette are your friends. They are trying to make a living. They are always in the fore when something is needed, whether it is money or work for the good of the community. By keeping business at home, you can assure that this district will grow in prosperity, fellow feeling and friendliness. Let's all do our shopping, whenever possible, right in our own community. WHITBY DEVERELL MOTORS FORD & MONARCH CARS FORD TRACTORS SALES and SERVICE IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS Phone 429 '301 Dundas St. W. HILLCREST DAIRY A LOCAL ENTERPRISE Authorized Distributor of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Phone 301 WHITBY, ONTARIO low, over the weekend. Miss Marjorie Milner now of Pickering visited the island on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs."Alan Aldred vis- ited with Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Aldred during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and fam- ily visited in Toronto with Mrs. needed for charging Sten maga- bine. Fuchs Arrest First Step In Crackng Atom Spy Ring [fins vec | | 'orn. me Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, [former Russian vice-consul in New ® man and wife, are in the death | York. But it was like indicting a ALBERT RANDALL & SON house at Sing Sing prison. Next |shadow. He had slipped back to age Russia in 1046. 1 itary 412 CHESTNUT STREET WHITBY " PHONE 2991 Thursday night, unless they can Yakovlev was depicted as the WHITBY CLEANERS win another of many stays, they = be ectroentell. The 3 sinister link, holding together the - urbane Fuchs, the rabbity Gold, downfall and the long legal bat- |the putty-like Greenglass and the Reunion tle to save their lives is Jog bold, snickering Rosenbergs. in a three-part series by Arthur The government said Yakovlev| LONDON, Ont. (CP)--Past and pyerelt, st bat provided the $500 which Green- | present personnel of London's own chs' arrest bg . glass admitted accepting as the | Royal Canadian Regiment met for AND DYERS By ARTHUR EVERETT price of his treachery. {the first time officially during the s NEW YORK (AP)--On a winter"s| On Aug. 18, 1950, the govern-| week-end when former regiment | Featuring STA-NU PROCESS BERLOU MOTHPROOFING WATERPROOFING Free Pick-up and Delivery Phone 2345 150 Colborne St. W. WHITBY, ONTARIO day three years ago Scotland Yard ment arrested Morton Sobell, 36, | officers and men held their annual inspector Leonart Burt dropped his |Who had fled to Mexico before the | reunion here. LOOK FOR YOUR NAME band on the shoulder of a Ger-| Rosenbergs were arrested. But.he| Members of the 2nd battalion, man-born scientist at work in Brit-| was deported and United States | RCR, joined in festivities for the | ain's atomic laboratory. |agents were waiting for him at'first mingling with the association | The scientist was Dr. Rigusithe border letitical: engineer Since the regiment returned to the | hg gg Ma "Bomb | had served the navy as a war.| Officers elected included Patrick in New Mexico in 1945. His arrest 0 Laas, esvert, A native New Hurvell of London, poddent; THIS PAGE IS A WEEKLY FEATURE OF THE TIMES-GAZETTE, AND EACH WEEK THERE WILL APPEAR AMONG THE ADVERTISEMENTS NAMES AND ADDRESS- ES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN THE COMMUNITIES REPRESENTED ON THE PAGE. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS CAREFULLY, AND IF YOU FIND YOUR NAME AMONG THEM, CLIP OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT AND PRESENT IT TO THE ADVERTISER IN WHOSE ADVERTISEMENT YOU FOUND YOUR NAME AND HE WILL GIVE YOU ABSOLUTELY FREE TWO THEATRE TICKETS TO EITHER THE BROCK THEATRE IN WHITBY OR THE LAKEVIEW THEATRE, PORT PERRY. . Larry Heffering's SERVICE STATION 88 -- B.A. -- 98 PRODUCTS FISK TIRES - ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION - WASHING PICK-UP ond DELIVERY R. W. BUTT Phone 2830 1009 Brock St. S. GEORGE HAMERS PLUMBING and HEATING INSTALLATIONS, ALTERATIONS AIR-CONDITIONING Tinsmithing - Eavestroughing Stokers - Furnaces Oil Burners Phone 963 210 Brock St. S. C. F. MESHER Jeweller & Watchmaker Featuring Royal Bridal Gown Teaware, By Queen Anne Replica of Queen Elizabeth's Bridal Gown Famous Wall-Flame Oil Burners, ready for immediate installation in your present boiler or furnace, con- sistently save up to 25 per cent or more on usual fuel oil costs! TIMKEN OIL HEAT Phone 2872 128 DUNDAS ST. W. Brock Street Motors (Everett Bryant, Prop.) IT IS STILL SPRING CHANGEOVER TIME IMPERIAL OIL PRODUCTS SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION GENERAL REPAIRS USED CARS Phone 335 1003 Brock St. S. W. L. HESS GENERAL CONTRACTOR EVERYTHING IN CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR WORK Phone 994 208 Palace St. WHITBY, ONTARIO JAMES SAWDON AND SONS AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT TAKE DELIVERY NOW ON THOSE HARD-TO-GET BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 524 244 Brock St. S. WHITBY, ONTARIO A. J. HORACK CONTRACTING COMPANY BASEMENT EXCAVATIONS AND GRADING SAND AND GRAVEL GENERAL TRUCKING Phone 2524 306 Euclid St. WHITBY, ONTARIO AJAX LUMBER COMPANY LIMITED EVERYTHING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES Phones -- Whitby 2197 Oshawa 3-4513 3, 1950, the first | that Feb. oll, Was 1| Russia. He and Rosenberg were | Windsor, and Phillip Palmer, Galt king an internationa i My i any that num- | classmates at the City College of | vice-presidents; Gene Hetherington bered among its plotters Julius New York. Sobell, it was charged, | secretary treasurer. Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel. |took part with the Rosenbergs in Fuchs, now 4. confessed his) | the plot to pervert Greenglass and uchs, to furnish secrets to Russia. The 2 part in the spy plot. He had been af Rosenber: ; gs and Sobell pleaded in- 1Cers 3 Soviet agent since 1939. He Bo nocent to the conspiracy charges. serving years in prison, maximum under British law. | cuity 16.5%, Greenglass Plesded Are Elected From Fuchs, the trail of con- cult role that doomed his sister spiracy led the United States fed: | and her husband. GUELPH (CP)--A. C. McTag- eral bureau of investigation of All four--the Rosenbergs, Sobell |gart of Aurora Saturday: was arry Gold, a Swiss-born chemist and Greenglass -- were charged elected president of the Ontario in Philadelphia. Gold was arrested | SS roared |Slected pros : May 2, 1950. Sn 2 fp hg and Judes 2 fe Pig LL Agricuirirs. College Alum) Asse. ns 4d " T it to | ciation at a meeting held in con- now is serving 30 years. He co-|the Soviet Union information con- junction with the eh anniversar: ith th rnment i i of Ma i y Sretael bi He Beverninel . (Serning_ ihe national defence of of Macdonald Institute, 3 ree weeks later came the ar-| this ry. r. McTaggart served as a vice- | rest of David Greenglass, wavy-| The conspiracy was said to have president of the association during | $75-a-week machinist who | { Shtended Jom Juve AR 1944, oe the last year. had been a wartime army ser-|June 16, 1950--which include e| Other 0.A.C. officers elected: | geant at Los Alamos, N.M., where |tag end of the war when Russia|Western Ontario, Dr. . Reek, | the first A-bomb was produced.|/Was an ally in the fight against|Ridgetown; F. J. Archibald, Chat- | Greenglass, born 31 years ago in|Germany. Nevertheless, such a ham; I. B. Whale, London. Central | New York's lower east side of a|conspiracy in time of war, even Ontario: T. R. Hilliard, Toronto; | Russian father, found himself in|on behalf of an ally, carried a|0. A. Bradt, Vineland; A. D. Hales, | a tight spot. His life was at stake Maximum penalty of 30 years in|Guelph; Northern Ontario: L. H. i* Souvisted of Passing stole pec prison or death, in time of peace, Hanlon, Mathieson; N. W. Harrison, | rets to ussia 0 reenglass Ss Port Arthur; C. Young, Copper talked. years. x Cliff. Eastern Ontario and Quebec: Meanwhile, the Korean war ex-{ Much of the evidence against the |0. R. Evans, Montreal; J. Kalb- | ploded June 25, 1950 as govern- | Rosenbergs was circumstancial. | fleisch, Ottawa; G. T. Jackson, | ment agents questioned and re- | They have maintained their in-| Ottawa; and F. C. Paterson, Peter- | questioned the thick-set Green-| nocence throughout. borough. # glass By "Aug. 1, the government was able to report it was 'getting more | | information every hour," That in- formation was not coming from | : Rosenberg, however, as he main- Y 3 FULL-COLOR . . . 3-DIMENSION PICTURES AT SNAPSHOT COST! tained his innocence and offered | JURY and LOVELL no co-operation. 11 that the FBI | Announce L. C. RACHER CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING "Equipment for the Heavy Construction Jobs" FREE ESTIMATES Phone 731 WHITBY, ONTARIO K. and M. CLEANERS AND DYERS ALTERATIONS - REPAIRING TRY OUR NEW "CLEAN-CHARGE' SYSTEM WHITBY OSHAWA 2831 PHONES 5-018) 112 Colborne W. 115 Simcoe S. Rousseau Upholstery CUSTOM-BUILT LIVING-ROOM FURNITURE DRAPERIES Phone 483 216 Mary St. E. (One Block from Brock St. N.) North-End Motors (Peter Spilchen, Prop.) WILLYS-OVERLAND SALES ond SERVICE SHELL OIL PRODUCTS GOODRICH TIRES 24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone 2267 616 Brock St. N. WHITBY, ONTARIO STROWGER'S FURNITURE CO. LIMITED (S. J. Strowger, Pres. & Gen. Mgr.) GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER ELECTRIC APPLIANCES AND REFRIGRATION SALES ond SERVICE Phone 611 123-125 Brock St. N. WHITBY, ONTARIO HAVE YOUR LAWN MOWER SHARPENED ON A NEW SHARPENER AT WILSON'S Phone 746 For Free Pick-up and Delivery 227 Brock St. S. WHITBY, ONTARIO IRIS BEAUTY SALON 129 Brock St. S. (UPSTAIRS) WHITBY, ONTARIO SPECIALISTS IN COLD WAVING AND HAIR CUTTING Phone 321 FOR APPOINTMENT WHITBY DAIRY BAR TASTY SNACKS GOOD COFFEE Phone 770 It was Aug. seized Mrs. Rosenberg in her $51-| a-month New York apartment. A stenographer turned housewife, | she, like her husband and her brother, was a product of Man- | batons tenement area. She is now ACROSS FROM THE BUS STATION BROOKLIN A. G. HOOKER AND SONS JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE TWO RECONDITIONED JOHN DEERE TRACTORS MODEL H -- SPECIAL $550.00 and $500.00 PHONE BROOKLIN 145-W * Kinsale, 3}2 Miles West of Brooklin, No. 7 Highway PORT PERRY FOR TELEVISION RADIO SALES and SERVICE Phone 234 PORT PERRY, ONTARIO Authorized Dealer for R.C.A. VICTOR - ADMIRAL MOTOROLA SETS McLEAN RADIO SERVICE | The Rosenbergs were accused of | transmitting military secrets to! Russia themselves and through | Greenglass, who was pictured as| a hero-worshipper of his brother-| in-law and a pliable tool in the older man's hands. Gold, it was alleged, picked up | A-bomb secrets from Fuchs and | Greenglass at Los Alamos. He | identified himself to Greenglass| with a' torn piece of a Jello box| top. It matched the other half in| Greenglass' possession. Greenglass | said his half was given to him by | the Rosenbergs. 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