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TIMES-GAZETTE * TELEPHONE NUMB Classified Advertising RA 3-3492 ERS All Other Calls....... RA 3-3474 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle Weather Forecast Clouding with sunny intervals Tues day. A little warmer. TWENTY PAGES Authorized Post Office Class Moll As Second Department, Ottawe OSHAWA-WHITBY, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1956 3 Tun Not Over . 85--NO. 130 )OWNPOUR FAILS H RAIN FAILED to dampen the scheduled for Camp Samac, but ts of 1,341 Oshawa Scouts, | were held Church and man Catholie Church, because of the wet weather Brownies and Scouts are shown as they enter Simcoe street des, Brownies, Cubs, Sea angers, Sea Scouts and Rov- s Sunday as they paraded to eir annual churc service. he services were originally Simcoe United Gregory's Ro- in St. A group of church, on left. The General Mo- tors Pipe Band, one of the fin- est organizations of its kind in North America, parades before the church, in picture right. other pictures.) mm E23 i ALT COLORFUL SU NDAY PARADE | Please turn to page two for --Times-Gazette Photos 5 Lost In Boat Safe At Whitby "Kurt is safe, and so are the of the fog, that Kurt said permit- By FARLEY FAULKNER | rsons, missing since Sun- others small) Ragut! of the five afternoon in three boats in Lake Ontario, are CG 3 + thank God!" Mrs. Kurt t 9 today in a ielephote con- ton with Mrs. Raguth, wife' 0 party. five, who paddied 0 am. today near Whitby, are: Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Smith, of Toronto township. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brook, | of Long Branch | ? Kurt Raguth t. fi Beate in. an of near tragedy, told The Gazet te in an exclusive interview, | Raguth. told The Times-Gazette.' Whitby after through the fo the Ontario told me to get in touch with Mrs. into 3 | Brooks and the relatives of the They're not the kind of people who | , of Port Cred- |other people who had been lost,!don't call home if they can when and drifting all through the night they are delayed." | early y ashore at| "My husband 'phoned me from M he had paddled the two Brooks children and the! to the beach near Smiths' baby, said: ospital, there, and They set out from Etobicoke at| when all three of their 14-foot out-| h, wife of Kurt Raguth, one drifted through the darkness, after survivors of a week- their supply of gasoline had run e cruise to Youngstown out. But they had sufficient food, la arried imes- | jackets ed them no visibility, they | re sme] nd the boats Mrs. | and c cushions," | Delmar Boyd, brother-in-law of r. Brooks, who is taking care of | | "We knew they must have run some kind of difficulty. | Toronto harbor police said they 30 p.m., Sunday, in three out.| board - powered craft had run out|learned the boats were powered by. e U.S. side, n out of gas ed east before being able to, ddle ashore. motor boats to go across! of gas on the return ke Ontario to Youngstown, on| were certainly happy to hear that| made the return trip across the and return. They their loved ones were safe," in the lake and Mrs. trip. They! said Raguth. | "They had no blankets to pro-| tect them from the cold dampness! % Oshawa Robins Windsor Buses elebrities Now | Two Oshawa robins who built eir home on the tow-bar of a beal petroleum truck and made 261-mile daily run with driver, eith Moffatt, to such points as ort Hope, Lindsay and Peter- oro, have become international lebrities. "Fina" the "mama" robin, uite unconcerned about the front age attention she has attracted such newspapers as "The De- roit Times", and visits from To- onto newspaper photographers, ho ruhed here after the Times- azette first reported and pictured er story, is proceeding with her jomemaking plans as calmly as mama can under such circum- ances. VELLING HOME To prove that she contemplates ho change in her original plans, "Fina" produced another egg in er travelling home over the eekend to accompany the single gg, that has previously been un- ported because we did not wish 0 embarass such a busy mother pn a point as personal as the size her expected family. Nor, are ve certain, even now, that there may not be one or two further dditions. M. E. Whiteside, Oshawa ac- ountant at the petroleum com- pany who discovered the second g Saturday morning, told the Times-Gazette: Drew Foreseen Trying To Launch Filibuster OTTAWA (CP) The Commons sitting today will be a crucial one for the government in its efforts to push the pipeline bill through its EDT Wednesday in a drive to make it law by Thursday. Members of the cabinet took the unusual step of gathering at week- end meetings--both Saturday and Sunday -- evidently preparing to meet opposition strategy. The critical issue is Opposition leader Drew will be able to obtain the floor to present his censure motion against § Rene Beaudoin. Some Progressive Conse strategists say that if he does hb peaker rvati ¢ e whether | "Naturally, we are all excited, here, about the addition to the home over the weekend. For all we know there may be further developments of this nature, per- haps one or two more eggs,' he predicted. "But only "Fina" can tell you this, and she's getting a little shy of newspapermen. These Toronto chaps tried to get her on the nest or close to the nest, like the Times-Gazette did, but she refus- ed to co-operate," smiled Mr, Whiteside TO IDLE TRUCK H When the eggs hatch will consider moving the nest from the truck. Britain May Relax Trade Bars With China LONDON (AP)--Britain has au- thorized her colonies to conside applications for the sale of some strategic goods, including rubber, to Communist China, the foreign office disclosed today The Western powers imposed a ban on the export of what they considered war potential goods, in- cluding rubber, to Red China after the Peiping regime was branded an aggressor by the United Na- tions following her entry into the Korean War in 1951. ORIES THINK FICKLE GODDESS SMILES AT LAST may attempt to speak all day Mon- day and, if physically able, to con- tinue on Tuesday. His purpose would be twofold To present the unprecedented cen sure motion, which he filed Friday, and also to delay pa of the bill. If is not law by Thursday, Trans Canada Pipe Lines Ltd., is freed of an under taking to complete by Dec. 31 the Alberta-Winnipeg section of the 2,200-mile cross - country natural gas pipeline The bill wuld pgovide a loan of up $30.000.000 to « cent of the cost of the prairie leg of the $375,000,000 line, ver 9 pe | drivers unanimously GREAT GOSSIPS strong motors and lake in four or five hours. The boats were believed to have run out of gasoline and drifted all night. Running Again | WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) -- Wind-| sorites left their walking shoes at| home today and put their thumbs| first time in 14 days. Sandwich, Windsor and Ambherst-| burg Street Railway's 55,000 daily| premier Duplessis described Quebec income tax imposed in 1954 tions set by passengers walking and hitch-hik- ing was settled Sunday when bus voted to re- turn to work in a mass meeting lasting only 45 minutes. GOLDFISH LONDON (AP) --Kenneth Hayes, who keeps goldfish, said Sunday they talk, "When it comes to gossip," the aquarist declared, "women i could have y. that a power struggle is develop-| ister Yves Prevost. a plessis that Quebec must retain its | rights highlighted a busy 'weekend | party's election fund or give them| taxation policy. of campaigning for the June 20 3 grip at the throat" of those fa-| general election. n way fight 1s developing among gp yeonard d'Asfon that his gov- cabinet | tionale leadership. 3 conduct an election campa in their pockets as public trans-|piheral chief told a r portation became available for the three cabinet ministers . | to lead the remnants of the party." The strike that had many of the| DEFENDS INCOME TAX forced the federal government to recognize a larger share of pro-| tracts without calling publicly for | vincial rights. Duplessis said: Quebec while millions of dollars ject that is liable to lead to scan- collected by the federal ment serve to ald foreign coun- of it." tries." Nationale are Solicitor-General An-'tion costs. All provinces except termine the weigh Lapalme Says Duplessis Can't Conduct Election QUEBEC (CP)--A by|toin Rivard, Youth Minister Paul| Quebec have accepted the plan. iberal leader Georges | Mr. Lapalme, in his third speech = A |during the weekend, told a Bona- § ng in the Union Nationale party) gunday at Amqui, the Liberal! venture rally that industry is being § nd a reiteration by Premier Du-|jeader accused the government of [forced to leave the province be- passing "'only laws that enrich the| cause of the government's high _ The Liberal leader is scheduled {to speak at Gaspe Sud tonight, : | while the premier' is idle. | 4 Fluoridation | uli | charge Lapalme | Sauve and Municipal Affairs Min- vored by the legislation. (At Riviere - du - Loup Saturday| premier Duplessis, in his sec- ight, Mr, Lapalme said a three-| ng speech Sunday, told a rally at for Union Na-| ernment does not favor participa- tion in construction of the trans- i "Premier Duplessis has reached | Canada highway because of the a the stage where he no longer can| conditions imposed by the federal R d d | § in," the| administration. ecommen e ka . "And| The highway is "designed to link] CALGARY (CP) -- Dr, Harold, are fighting one province with "another," he Lyons of Richmond, Va., American | EE have fuck Roads in this Dental Association president, Sat L' In one of two speeches Sunday,|undertake its construction, we urday called fluoridation one of ou . the would have to observe the condi-|most valuable health measures dis-| UNEASY PRESIDENT President Batista of Cuba whose the federal govern-!'covered in the last decade. | DE, Lyous: en Joule to dhe tenure of office is still uncertain nual convention o e ; IR Ty oro Ill pantT Alta,, following the recent Insurrection. | 2 said in an interview fluoridation When this picture was taken the would 'prevent approximately 60 photographer entered the palace| per cent of the lesion of tooth de-/ through a cordon of militiamen| cay." {all carrying sub machine guns. Submitting the measure to 2 |pyen in the privacy of the palace, iscite is sed . a covarde i said. |the president was surrounded by bodyguards. 'Referendums cannot establish a| ministers that| ment, s "a gesture of liberation" | . We prefer to grant con- | tenders. There was quite Speaking at Drummondville, Mr. [scandal in Ontario over the con- struction of part of the trans-| "Taxes collected in Quebec serve| Canada highway. It is a road pro- govern- dal and we do not want any part Under the federal - provincial | ki | Clark, 41-year-old Social 4 member of 11952 for the riding of Stettler. tions of land--has been the home SEVEN SHOT TO DEATH ALBERTA MLA Mother, F it Youngsters Visitor, Sailor Are Victims ERSKINE, Alta. (CP) -- The were dead when police arrivi bodies of four children lay side by| Linda died within 10 minutes side on the bed, in order of age. their arrival, before she could be Their mother lay dead in the sam moved. Olah died soon after be room. Elsewhere, in the six-room| taken to hospital in Stettler, ng farm home of John E. Clark, mils southeast of the Clark farm. member of the Alberta legislature, All seven had been shot once two other men had been felled. through the head though Dr. Zen- All seven died from bullet| der said one victim may have been Wounds in Hie head inflicted by al shot more than once. .22-calibre rifle. There was no sign of Victims of the attack were 36. in the Puke. hg kis year-old Mrs. John E. Clark, her|frame farmhouse, The body of An. four children--Jenena, 8, Ross, 7, derson was found in the living Ann, 5, and Linda, 4--George An-|room, those of the mother and four derson, 20, a hired man on the children in one of the second-floor Clark farm, and Willlam Olah, 30,| bedrooms. Olah was found dying a member of the Royal Canadian|in a second bedroom. Navy and a visitor at the home. The cows in the adjoining barn Sought today in this Jush central had been milked. Beside the house Alberta farming area was Mr. were a new automobile and a Credit| truck belonging to Clark. the legislature since| The big farm--almost two sec- RCMP Inspector M. Laberge said|of Clark, part-time teacher and Clark is wanted for questioning. |farmer, for most of his life. FOUND BY CALLER It was from there, too, that he The bodies were found by G. M.|left two weeks ago for Saskatch- Parrott about 10:30 a.m. Sunday ewan to participate in that prov. when he dropped over from his|ince's election campaign. He was neighboring farm on a social visit. to have gone back to Saskatchewan Apparently the shootings had taken last Friday but did not make his place within 1% hours of his ar- scheduled appearance. rival, : The murder weapon was not Parrott went to a neighbor's to|found. Inspector Laberge sald a phone police at Stettler, 100 miles| single-shot, -.22-calibre rifle bor- southeast of Edmonton. (rowed from an uncle by Clark some Dr. Zender said Mrs. Clark, time ago was located but was not three of the children and Anderson the weapon used in the slayings, Tito Places Wreath | | On Tomb Of Lenin | Mr. Lapalme said the three min-| trans-Canada highway proposal, the! sters seeking control of the Union|two governments share construc-| scientific fact. They can only de- t of prejudice for or against a matter." are not in it with fish. Fish talk all the time." | Hayes said he wired his aquarium with highly sensitive microphones and a superampli- MOSCOW (Reuters) -- President | Tito of Yugoslavia today pointedly {placed a wreath dedicated to Le-| {nin--and Lenin only--on the Lenin- LATE NEWS FLASHES OSHAWA GM SETS RECORD fier and discovered that gold- fish conversation sounds to hu- man ears like grunts and squeaks. Asked what the fish talked about, Hayes replied: | "Food 1 suppose. They're | terrible gluttons." | Mr. Drew's censure motion fol- lowed repeated, angry protests by Conservative and CCF members against the rulings and actions of the Chair, climaxed last Friday vhen opposition members milled in the centre aisle shouting '"'Puppet! Dictator! Garroting of Parlia- ment." Many observers see dissolution of Parliament and a general elec- tion as the only end to the new tha a personages I 2 » debate in h the g 'used closure three times. vernment has already | Stalin mausoleum in Moscow's Red | Square. { | Ina light blue uniform, Tito {walked briskly through the black for the second successive month |marble underground hall where the| when 27,048 vehicles came off |bodies of Lenin and Stalin lie. He| the assembly lines, according to (did not pause for a moment by William A. Wecker, president. [the embalmed body of Stalin, who! The previous record of 25688 ejected him from the Cominform| All-time production records for General Motors of Canada at Oshawa were shattered in May Forest Fires Worse EDMONTON -- Weekend showers, expected to halt the spread of Alberta forest fires, failed to fall. The fires, many of them in remote areas, were CAT SITTERS Priest, Woman NOW AVAILABLE Die In River LONDON (AP) -- Katherine ' . Wilson has an idea cats get | COLT JURCTION, he lonely and so she said Saturday (woman died today when an: auto. "I have formed Cat Sitters, |mobile in which they were riding Ine." | plunged off a bridge into the Chau- By letters and pamphlets she diere river. Another woman pas- hopes to organize hundreds of Senger was saved. people willing to sit with the Dead is Rev, Joseph Champagne cat while the family is.out for (parish priest of St. Samuel-de- the evening. Frontenac. No details of the accident were reported spreading. Soldiers were being rushed from | cars and trucks was increased international Communist party] i by 1,360 only a month after it |grouping in 1948. available immediately. military established to aid weary civilian fire- fighters. | was established. Daily records also fell, Mr. Wecker ieport April's high LION'S PAWS RELAX, FEROCIOUS MOUSE SAFE daily figure of 1,284, an all-time record at iia month's end, was surpassed five times during May and a new all-time one-day pro- duction figure of 1,393 was es- | tablished on May 14th, Floods Hit B.C. " CRESTON, B.C. -- More than 100 persons have been evacuated from their homes along the swollen and still rising Kootenay river. Soldiers joined civilians in building dikes along the river's banks. British Inodesia President Making Canada Tour | NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (AP) | | | | Elizabeth Guarded LONDON (AP)--The governor of Cyprus today began talks with his LONDON -- A massive security force was to- day thrown around Qugen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, following hn reports that Cypriot terrorists are in England for the purpose of murder- ing both the queen and the duke. Navy frogmen dived under the royal yacht Britannia, ready to take the queen and her husband on a state visit to "a Sweden, to see that no explosive device had fastened to its hull. at to relax British rule of the strife- {ridden Mediterranean island colony _ The leader of 80,000,000 Indones-| which Britain is determined to ians ended a 19-day trip through hold as a military base the United States Sunday night.| pielq Marshal Sir John Hard- | Before entering Canada, he sum-iine the 'governor and military | {med up his American journey with| commander of Cyprus, arrived by| | the observation: "The American plane Sunday night {nation is not so different from security guard thrown around i | other peoples N airfield to foil assassina- 'ypriots believed to have ipped into England British author- Sukarno was scheduled to leave | for Ottawa by air after touring the sliy falls today, | Simultaneously, been under close jority Ponder Giving Cypriots More Liberty ities on Cyprus disclosed a secretformulate an approach to Greece operation in the mountainous west Turkey and : i] x! possibly the United er art of the island had netted]. ™ nD "in |States -and other NATO countries large store of arms and 17] op "hard - core terrorists," including/°® an interim 'government which Britain to retain a {would permit 3X0 Sith Drices of 5,000 each on military control, Government sources said Hard-| Britain is reported considering ing's talks will explore a new ap-|either a form of British-Greek- proach to governing Cyprus, where Turkish joint rule or a NATO- many of the Greek-speaking ma:SPOnsored government which seek union with Greece. Would permit the Cypriots to deter- About 100,000 Cy f Turkish mine their future after NATO is origin 3 dissolved The e.some 4 * Prime Greek descent. week th The sources said the talks will|defence do not kK rule. og 00,000 Cypriots of| Minister Eden said last yprus essentiak to of Britain's oll resources,