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TIMES-GAZETTE TELEPHONE NUMBERS R R Classified Advertising All Other Calls aw. THE A 3-3474 "VOL. 85--NO. 102 Former City | Hall Site To Be Used Construction of a $2,000,000 busi- ness and apartment building at the corner of Richihnd street and Simcoe street north, former site of the old citv hall, was ap- proved last night by Oshawa City Council. Sale of the land for $55,000 fo Allwood Construction Co. Ltd., Toronto, was agreed upon by City Council, providing a building worth at least $2,000,000 is erected within five years. Work on the project must begin within three vears from the date sale is com- pleted. The proposal, dropped like bombshell by Alderman John W. Dyer at the close of a lengthy meeting, met with stiff opposition from Alderman Christine Thomas and Albert V. Walker, chairman | and vice-chairman respectively of the traffic committee. MAKE PROTEST They protested loss of valuable downtown parking space, which would complicate the already dif- ficult traffic problem here, and cost about $100,000 to relocate. Mr. Dyer, vice-chairman of the ciiy property committee, said tax- es om the proposed $2,000,000 building the present rate of 6l mills wi net Oshawa $45,000 yearly, Biisiness trxes would add to_ this total. Last year's revenue from the land now" used as a city parking lot, was $6,076. : : We haven't seen anything like this in Oshawa before," Mr. Dyer commented. : If the construction company fails to meet terms of its guar- antee, Mr. Dyer said, they will forfeit the $10,000 down payment for the property, and resell to the City at the $55,000 figure. The Cite will hold a take-back mort- gage of $45,000, at five per cent interest for five years NEW BUILDING After a debate lasting for 1% hours until 1 a.m., a recorded vote demanded by Mr. Dyer saw| Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Walker the! | only two dissenters among the full tarctic expedition miss Council present. "Tax figures sive on paper," Mrs. Thomas de-| fr clared, "But what happens to parking in that area?" | Mr. Dyer pointed out new five-storey building will clude 13,000 square feet of spac in the basement set aside for ten- ant king. iy Vo doubt this will be a al for the city are "But there may be impres-| fo that the Mr. of Mr. id. than parking in area. "Downtown business people are fo screaming for more space, It is fortunate for Mr. Dyer thet he is not on the traffic| met at the Ontario Flying Club committee." A suggestion from Alderman a a J. Edward Rundle that the motion shields be tabled for one week was mel g head-on by Mr. Dyer, 'I'd rather see the motion de- feated than have that happen,' Mr. Dyer stated." That land was never intended to be used as a parking lot. "The value of the property jar too great for the small amount of revenue we get from parking." With Alderman Walter Lane the chair, Mr. Dyer received sup- port from Mayor W. John Naylor, who said the lot was intended to be sold to help pay the cost of C building the present City Hall. Both Mrs. Thomas and Walker expressed the opinion that|c the old city hall site was worth 1 t t considerably more than $55,000. | which spewed black volcanic ash down | all over the island from time 'fo' "The $10,000 we get as jh payment will not begin to replace time. Near the water's edge. © Thomas ered for steaming hot that parking area," Mrs claimed. "We asked $50,000 parking this year, but it was cut't out of our budget." Mi. Dyer countered struction of the new would not begin g year; during which gt ig ing useage coplzet," M+ "And. Jas ce that ce bull wit 1 do me 5 promy hel symp Gr From Antarctic in-| them said here o| arrival at Oshawa airport. The t beer in won- ary First surveying |a large lat Deception is no|Survey Corporation and Kenting lem in Oshawa today|Aviation of Toronto, the firm for the downtown which the some parking barren her |was in the Antarctic. LIVELY RECEPTION immediately the ig!t is| H Can hour, in| Papermen five Mr.'a doctor, for at leaskill completed all they had se J. British posses ship, the Oluf Sven, which had a sally t! copters which aided in the survey fed me: Authorized As Second Class Meil Post Office Department, Ottawe DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE imes and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle Weather Forecast Sunny Wednesday, clouding over in the evening. High today and low to- night, 55 and 38. Combining The Oshawa T 1, 1956 SIXTEEN PAGES Price Not Over 5 Cents Per Copy T OSHAWA-WHITBY, TUESLAY, MAY ' 000 Bus iness-A TO BE HOME AGAIN ou -_-- p Arrives did members of an An-| Jim Greenshields said, the from Canada Canso planes would survey the their recent|/area by air, taking endless aerial | in the vast pictures with huge automatic ca-| ozen wastelands. {meras, Then his helicopters would !take out staking crews ai an Trees and grass, |them on any terrain to stake out At least, that's what most of | {pa area for mapping. The heli: last night on their copters or * "were # Fidlges and 'out of thE way 'in the barren craggy land where part party foot jrould take ears "area Io cover a sma segment of the |area surveyed by the pidnes. | Greenshields who has been a flyer for more than 10 years, thought that the barrenness of the zrea impressed him most. "There was a shut in feeling at Deception," said Jim,"" which| may have come from the high) surrounding mountains and the] black volcanic ash that covered) everything. And I do mean every-| thing," he smiled. "When the wind blew or a helicopter landed; ton close to the cook house the volcanic ash got into the food, your hair and even the tightly laced high boots we all wore. The stuff was awful. "It wasn't very cold though, surprisingly," admitted Jim, add- ing that the temperature most of the time was eight degrees above zero and they were only about a thousand miles from 'the South What during sojourn most ur-months wo buge Canso planes had the Antarctic since Janu- mile e square" 8 Island. Photographic fRers work, has still huge areas to survey to rm the basis for mapping this land. Jim Greenshields of Oshawa was irport by his lovely Scottish wife nd son Brian, 5. Mrs. Green- had just flown in from where she was visting while her husband cotland relatives Jim, with his bushy veard, was centre of atten- ion as he swung down from his plane. For more than :an newsreel cameramen, news- and radio commenta- interviewed the crews of the e ors wo ple Spea ireenshi and 12 of the expedition, Jim aid two crews of ground staff including cook and ground survey- yrs were based on Deception Is- and. This island has a volcano the Falkland Islands of from last outpost of civilizgtisatties ; «y will ne- Although the €XBrous friends| bring back, %and, storage, fins are very curious theres and simply must wath whet is going on. Start pousding a take in the hard gyoand. said pest So much | Greenshields," \guée"the penquins surrounded the will waddle r their dress suits to haved ook. They seem to i of humor too an se nor wars at slidding game continue until exhaust- by high 00 hot _to-+* he cxpedition was carried out have a hout incidents and the men play for +t out to! which thY time. They were ed Lewis. *zikland Islands, a! Har on. J on, by a 950 ton Sef. the navigator, photo- im Greenshields ship, food on the expedi-| as wonderful and they all dehydrated vegetables and! ats and fruits, : in t at icopter deck, and several heli- tir LIEF FROM AX LOAD y ef | nning of] of Osh-| radual eli-| o ent INES) to be Bes. of the 0 iing lots with Sf this city." cannof B. Attersley fle the Fand "for about minat jon replace We sti $100.07 point for Ci i | m here have been very the - property. 1 ise to be wise sc Orville C. Eagle Df zn i st think the people | & e did ne hawa woul Jura down as i has merchants should Jmehing for themselves withy gard to parking, 5 Cdierman Lymaii the company on the lot was well recom- nded. rd's suggestion that the rfeit was written into the mo- ion passed by Council the offer. alr. A. Qifford of $10,000 01 ta : OTTAWA \\dermaBd as a "selling on "or Canad brought to the owners st id sal@leople of Oshawa .,uncils have by $200000%g of the present Commons tected many times to harris has lot," Mr, Attersley for fedetiales and excise tax ph xe ! sell © hoo! local taxes on federal ties to av d want City Councilfinfidence motion embodying Grants Act. # two points been stressed that tes today. Drew Id help end the "plundering" two per cent of Mr. Eagle B pie : an proposing 10]. But it was at Mr. Gif- n# er Harr? Rejects Plea Municipalitie pboiiiints LATE NEWS FLASHES by others for similar treatment, ation WANT ACT REVIVED Members of all three oppositi € L 4 08S parties suggested re gg To Jelp iancial prob- panied by a review of ici (CP000 municipal tax concessions to er isival g0t 10 tuetowue ich as industries, 0S] LIKE CHARGING C finance Minister Mr. Low pe gh embers. ted two proposals of purchases by local governments is like charging a child 25 cents to come to the dinner table, He also I aid to provide low- all of I municipal and urged federa purchases and full in'erest bor vere demanded Monday money market, at sition leader Drew. Mr, weader Coldwell and Social does not intend leader Low supported his changes this ye ar. Mr. It had been amen 3 - Pass to provide id Jast year|passed proposals on ar in the Municipal Debate on it con. said the all federal pro Ip en a i 'g| unless i alities by federal taxes, total assessment, Foe To pality 8 sib « wl infringe on provin- was four per cen 1% 1950 for a particular r ge eason: | @i said municipal pay- municipalities were fame Fal taxes is incongru- treated because of a [d Bley that federal Sov. of federal government buildings ol u oca As for sales and 5 Ce : 5 excise tax ex- property be. accom-'emptions for local governments, Hon. 1s nr : grow, xe® Pole. They were also 680 miles) raeli-Egyptian ceaSe-fire with UN/ observer posts and mobile patrols along the-tense Gaza border. The-truce supervision headquar- tors said Israel and Egypt agreed| to the new border arrangements ened Monday of settlin The announcement came as Sec-| rent retary - Gener: g Ha rsk Ld eral Dag Hammarsk David additional det d border the lsracli-Egyptian cease-fire, additional reali | departure for | There he will pr port to the UN Security which sent him out April peace mission raeli-Arab bor rrowings by municipali- Ment Assistance Act under which oid the high rates Cpa municipalities could bo \ two-per-cent Harris said the government liquidating projects, It was sus- to make any pended during the Second World grants in lieu of taxes Promote perty exceeding | 10 point in reviving the act now unfairly Simcoe oncentration the constitutio the government" wig sit back while munje® artment Bldg. WEST GETS READY FOR "DOUK" RIOTS "WELCOME HOME DADDY" said young Brion Greenshields, of Oshawa, left to his father, just arrived home last night from an Antarctic expedition. Jim Green~ graphic' Survey Corpération Lim: ited of Canadaygioe plane crews were in the Antarcticiregions for | four months. Shown at right is a | 3 4d Billio U.N. Urges Observersrip gs 7M (AP)--The Unifed iS truce organization today ounced plans to_bolster the Is- whose command retaliatory missi event of an attack on the moustache grown in the Antarc-j wing of the moustache is Dawn land, said that in the Anfarctic tis LeMay's assertion that the Rus-| ducing s i¥ussians ,moted a call for "sew Senator | Lon; t of the U.S. eard Le-| was recalled for more test tic, behind it is Harry Lewis, |H navigator -- photographer in Jim {aH Greenshields' crew. On the left |G OT Sungalis, and on the right Cathy ms Hopkins, both of Toronto, Harry i os yal Lewis, a native of London, En-- WASHINGTON (AP)--Gen. Cur- bombers than thea", co regions what he missed most gjans in a few yLars may have] Se Ring aptwer th, n was greenery and trees. greater air-atomic striking DeWAder our 0-1360~perio -- Times-Gazette Photos. {han the United States hs" g " LeMay, {more in air jopret, Wash) of | have the The cal <4 Service sub-com- Hongo Monday heard command, testify that Russia T) already has more long-range thos general's testimony, h in public, : Negotiations With Unions MONTREAL (CP) Hope bright- A NEW SITUATION { g the cur-| They added ev dispute between Canada's, es Lua e gk sk-| railways and non-operatin i with Israeli Premier! without a strike, The Bae come oak term i | in excess of one Ben Cation Fy thresh out panies offered to re open wage! ails of ne practical pegotiati : i i i Arrangements: in ao otcal Regovistions. Na creates a new situation in w etter to t Ny we department, the railways said they, everything posisble consistent with the 1s.| Will be glad" to re-open talks before his expected] With the unions--representing 150,- Rome Wednesday. | 000 non-operating employees -- in epare his final re.| the hope of a "'satisfactory basis Council, | of settlement", 4g | om Ae 5 on the} amid a flurry of Is-! der outbreaks. ye majority report based on a diplomat meetings leader of this dispute." The board, majority Jeport. _ Labor Minister Gre decl in Ottawa Monday that: "the aa look is very hopeful" for a settle. iment in the light of reaction o | the unions and lon a increase for the non-opera | unions. The increase would spread over the next 14 mon AP The unions originally sought 3 increase of 18 per cent, plu the railways to the eight-cent-an-hour contribution ; the companies to a health-welf. In a joint statement dian Pacific Railway and Cana-| year coniract, dian National Railways -- the two! main companies--said they could ti not compleiely agree : with the! uni i laps y ons slightly more than half their demands. US. Air Fo . . 1I #15 pro-| for security reas "will © h an we will| present plans and pro- of gic|today before the sub-committe is being screened | continental bombes Railways Want To Re-Open "acceptance by the unions of the| e federal labor|the railways are prepared to dol | their responsibilities to the public to reach an equitable settlement | headed by Erle The unions earlier accepted with, La¥1or, Toronto industrial relations servations a conciliation board's cOPsultant, proposed an 11-per-cent | , the Cana.| Plan. They had also sought a one- Officials estimated the concilia-| on board award would give the Freedom Sons Declare Schools 'Militaristic' escaped with torn clothes. Another crowd tried to reach him Monday as he followed his alleged attack- ers into court. The Sons claim Canadian schools prepare their children for war. Militarism is contrary to Doukho- bor religion and in the past the Freedomites have hidden their children in cellars and deserted sheds, rather than have them forced to go to school. The 25 women pleaded not guilty to impeding and were remanded lin custody until Wednesday to al low them to obtain defence counsel. NELSON, B. C. (CP) -- British Columbia's Sons of Freedom, after two years of mainly passive resist- ance, have moved to riotous action to defend their beliefs. | About 100 members of the fa- natical Doukhobor sect threatened | | Monday to riot in this southeast- ern British Columbia city as 25 of their womenfolk went to court to face charges following another dis- turbance here Saturday. Emmett Gulley, a of the Doukhobor consultative com- mittee, was attacked Saturday. He World's Reds Mark May D: po By THE CANADIAN PRESS | Minh, Premier Pham Von The Communist world Jeday \in per 1s ie 0008 pepe a vast Ma ay display of| ally, Srenatn." with et fighter planes| Geneva conference on Indochitia. REE et ante. stro sand oFC ton 'people cramming ' the streets o | Peiping, and parades in every wrapped in guercontd and 'Communist capital. Workers in 3gajn 3 ell lured. hs many non-Communist countries|Pha anxes doi oF ars, Eng: iN of Czech Gemunsiwairs,: sarces in of .| carry alse edlebrated the traditional la-| carving BO CTY ee xi y. : | In Moscow, Marshal Georgi Zhu. | Wald first Commun took the salute at a march-| Czechoslovakia. R d CHURCH STEPS IN The Italian capital "., ig rvance this » armor and uding a new type of nine-thrower, "The gs Pius proclaimed the ehurch ay in a move to g he ama gave a thun- ual isbor hoiiday a religious em. us. welcome to their head of] phasi ri » Mao Tse Tung, as he stood| Leaders of Ttaly's Somtuist ) biggest oi Curtain--callod pied on a balcony to take the|party--the ance, The Communist salute at a parade of banner-wav- Rome was sef for the Piazza aot marchers. n Hanoi, capital of the Com- | Popolo (people's square), a Hi | more than a mile from St. Petore Vier: Nagd state of North Square. would | called for .about $16,500,000,000 for about 70,000 2 marched past President Ho oni. hot CNR Income Goes Down; orce. i on in| the air fi Later this was| U. S.,|boosted by about $400,000,000, with F ; ony most of the additional request ear- Earnings Go Up imi e. [marked for increased and acceler- MONTREAL (CP) -- Canadian] MONTREAL (CP) -- Canadian al-| ated output of B-52 all-jet inter. I's. National Railways Pacific Railway Monday reported ported a decrease in { "HUBBY NUDIST, 'WIFEY BOOZER DALLAS (AP)--A husband complained in a divorce trial this week that his wife drank too much, The wife countered that her husband was a nudi and made her go to ---- Teetings, She jai she had to 0 keep from bein - barrassed. Tem The judge is still i the case. Pongering ns' UIge ons. The sub-com- (mittee has been sub itting a [tions iv advance and | y the defence ave|department has been deci be ma say in public, 505 what e new U, 8. defence budget about $35,000,000,000 at first nators, d "un-| id Som $4,143 peraling expense; |$59205000 irom 3 ating revenues a | 483,000 from $57, Net operating first three mont creased to $4,233 4 ¢ March, 1955 climbed to expenses advanced 1 ; to 352.101 ip Oper-| from. $33,129,586" and So en des Gy ance 0 $62,- to $4.016.317 from $3,751,125. 304, allway earnings sin fhcome for the 1, 1956, were $114,201 150, ary the of 195 i pared with $101,6%,34) for the B a deficit| same period ow J 2d0om for the corrésponding| climbed I $106.75 100" ea ehtes pe od Jost Year Revenues climbed | 951,508. Net earnings fo! bv 8 77 985.000 from $153,859,000| period stood at 5 he ,099,000 increase of $806,162. gta Great Lakes Sailors Reject Conciliation Board's Report | ONIREAL (CT )--One-tenth of demands, suggesting, instead [he Sion. 4 aL eae =| arate negotiations by the SIU with |mational Union Monday naan | eh of He seven companies ine | mously rejected a federal concilia- Actin by {on doard report on their Wage-| Merchant Soenalt o the Canadign hour Sou e with seven shipping tional Association oF Mand En. | 8ineers, the union sought a 40-pers nt wage increase across the 27,466 the con-| year | hich y with| Naphtha Fire Kills Nine ting be ths. an an by| are| {mother and eight | ani bo, oer e [union members in Toronto, | poard, transfer of pay schedul jae ae Monday Joa nap} William, Thorold, Ont., pio Quer from a monthly to an hourly rig wooden frame home out de 2 bec City. Voting is expected to be nl, O0 Working hours and ad- north Gaspe fishing village, | Conicied within a week. (Randa. engiame Jay for 'deck. Tragedy struck the hous h Id Xf the board's ruling is rejected | pS gles ehold of by a majority vote: a strike dead-|, © nS involved are Mohawk 7 am. two|line affecting tion Ltd. Beaconsfi of 277 Great Lakes N2Viga Pope Appeals To Labor ROME -- Pope Pius today issued an appeal to the "whole world of labor" to return to Christ. Quiet May Day MOSCOW -- In contrast with the Reds in other parts of the world, the Soviet Union today staged the briefest and least militaristic Mav Day parades in years. eviving part or the old Municipal Improve- ! ITOW money interest for self- Harris said the in' 1938 as a me. employment, act was asure to There was municipalities found it im- The former level Possible or very difficult to by y t, established in/ Money. OFT Rirliner Forced Down Earl Rowe JERUSALEM -- A Dutch airliner? was inter- ) 'said * (PC--~Dufferin- 'it's not the letter of n but-iye spirit of ects Ottawa Proies cepted and forced down by Israeli plas over the Negev desert today, | cu-| tradition i? he Bove scratch, ation's tele-' Earlje g Canada's| agate k \show busi- in the ns s heard the Ci Ist for a dog-in-the-many, J. W. Barnes, supervidor on color television, Foesentation for CBLT Moronts | Stuart Brownlee, execil the annual meeting of the|President of n 2% dian Association of Radio, | Corp Canadian i and Appliance Dealers (ligt a he time|group of relatively young men ba women in the CBC are building a'produ of Tv Tara Moar It hale workers ind allied : | rane of Ny fire. Church When| trades Wo 5. /affected by a Ltd, Hall Corporation of light the stove with naptha, took 2 fh the lives of Laflamme's 42-year-| {and Jean-Marie, 2, and daught CBC | Julienne, 15, Pierrette, 14, Marie: e Buildi {MOTHER ATTEMPTS RESCUE ul ing | father, was awakened by the ex- pion and Face upstaes 1, ox | chnmentowned. corp | The bodies w | vere b | recognition. The if el Seyou year - old [father, Philias Mimeault, was the ana by the/ISU execu-| Steamships Ltd. Up; - Upper Lakes, and [Lawrence gulf. He was attending|ditional 10, naan: ad st. Lawsence Transportation Co, uy, {Patterson and So | The blaze, believed caused when, The concili - | ; ship: Liges {one of the children attempted to|ne provigion for repprt fcluded Canada amin old wife, Marguerite, his 3 Paul-Aime, 13, Charles-Aime, 8,| Pauls, 11, Cecile, 10, and Murielle, | Mrs. Laflamme died while tryin, ) to save her family. She, like hes tive ma ore A Be {tempt t ing chi temp 0 get her sleeping children|first major traditional {house a charred ruin. | told Mrs. Laflamme's 70 - lonly one in the house at t lo escape, ny color television i the corporation is ce Canad