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TIMES-GRZETTE TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising... RR 3-3492 Al Other Calls .......RA 3-3474 - JLY TI Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle ES-GAZET Weather Forecast Bunny with eloudy imtervals. Wel much change im temperature. #f OSHAWA-WHITBY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1956 TWENTY-SIX PAGES Price not Over $ Cents Per Copy VOL. 85--NO. 150 "FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN | a dart at the bo meeting of his Club at Ascot, Eng Looking just as determined as ever, 82 years young Sir Win- ton Churchill prepares to fire Spor matized, housing its workers in fine up-to-date and employ- ing large numbers of women, has impressed Mr. James Muir, Scots: born president of the Royal Bank 2 of Canada who has just returned from a fortnight"s visit to . the Soviet Union. . Muir, who visited Russia at the invitation of the chairman of the State Bank of Russia, was shown "in as detailed and as pain- staking a manner as one could wish", the intricacies of the Soviet banking system. Mr. Muir said in Edinburgh that he had met no political figures during his visit but had just "talk ed banking' with his hosts and had answered their questions on the Canadian banking system' Mr. -Muir said. that the Russians economic. system could not func tion without banking. "Money and credit is one of the main processes of the system i STATE BANK : The State Bank, he added, "a vital agent which carries out the Government's. planning policies", the ans had -- was roughly equivalent to Cen-!them r mans tral and Commercial banks bonds are non-salea ain and Ca dividual The: issue of currency a rredit and' bonds gave money to va ndustrie: ear." re Of the Russian ks, them » current aces selves, Mr. Muir str the fact 'urrent' © acco that more and mq automative 3 , devices all of Russian ings still presented made were be emplovec ' * the: Russia bankers and the a duce automation fully sible Mr. Muir said that in v f small the controversy about JAMES M them + holidays, © house premium government ritain the public BIG THREE STEEL FIRMS OFFER NEW GONTRAGT 2 Injured Seriously | At Columbus WHITBY - Two occupants of a car were seriously injured early today when the vehicle collided : with a police cruiser, from the § Whitby detachment of the OPP, at @ an intersection in the town of Col- _ umbus, five miles north of Osh- awa The cruiser was chasing a sec- § ond car which got away i Injured and in Oshawa General Hospital are Mark Piggott, 24, of Lindsay, Ont.; and James Jenkinson, 23, now living at 118 Division. street, Oshawa. Jenkinson s home is in Fenelon Falls, north of Lindsay Piggott suffered from shock and possibly fractured ribs. Jenkinson received lacerations on this thigh and possible back in- juries Piggott is in Jenkinson is in dition Constable Dave Kernohan, driv |er of the police cruiser, was treat ed for cuts on his knee and lips, and released from Oshawa Gen: eral. CHASED CAR Constable Kernohan said that |the ear he was chasing raced | through the intersection of the | Port Perry - Oshawa highway and | seventh concession road at Col { umbus. | He sald be followed through, but "fair'" condition "'satisfactory" con- PEACE, FIRST IN..." former prime minister al- most scored a bulls-eye with his shot ard, duri land. Britain's Muir Sees Russian Banking icient, Modern thbol car, System [aes t| Car, grab Se Russian banks was very much in evidence. "They must conduct! chase began at Geneva Park on! their business at a profit and they|the seventh concession of F ast must employ extensive cost-| Whithy township. ph ir. NM hasized that th Tig smesed raohans. mar having " 4 r, wir emphas a e he ca ernohan ] A : A rie Blt it) te sa tl * ELIZABETH, DUKE AT ASCOT onstable : y poke Queen TFlizabeth and the | ing very elegant in his grey | ad they drove down the Ascot | Grey horses. The royal ceremon- Duke of Edinburgh looks | suit and topper, Cruiser Collide Strike? are 8080 | drawn by the famous Windsor Final Effort To Avert | NEW YORK (AP) -- The big {three steel firms today laid a mi |contract proposal before the # {United Steelworkers in an effort {to head off an industry-wide strike {at midnight Saturday. There was no immediate in- formation as to what the new pro- posal contained, but it was be- lieved to call for a three-year con- tract with an hourly pay increase of 10 cents an hour for the first year, | A previous industry proposal, {calling for a five-year contract with a 7%-cent hourly pay the first year, had been rejected by the union as unsatisfactory. | Negotiators for the three major !steel firms and the union dis- played great amiability as they went into today's session, at which the new terms were sug. | gested. | Earlier. one of the firms had {anno ver © it would stor ' aking furn: tonight at , Ind, (and Thursday in the Pittsburgh area against the possibility of a strike, Other major producers were ex- pected to follow suit in the move, described as a purely precaution ary one to prevent cooling dam- lage to the furnaces. The new offer was presented in {written form and after a 40-migs {ute morning session the talks {were recessed until 2 p.m. | Sources close to the talks indicated that the session [revolve aroundathe possibility of 2 Sompromise three-year econ ract. | The agreement which expires | Saturday midnight was for twe Ye rhe whion authorised stetes of" e union a a 3 al | 650,000 steelworkers then n {jEresment was reached befort i ih | race course In their coach, ial drive past the grandstand is Seen Causing accounting machinery all the time| Constable Kernohan said that he relative to the different lines of en-| saw a car parked there, with on deavor." It was from that profit. man in the car, and another stand- hat the services of the Govern- ing beside it. ment and the expansion of indus- HEAVY DAMAGE : ry took place.' "As 1 walked over to investi ~ Iceland's New Government Women, said Mr. Muir, were em.|2ate."" Kernohan said, "the man - lo | gn bers _| jumped into the car, and it sped t loved IL great numbers bY Rug- aan Columbus, with only 0 nc u e I= Ne roups an banks. They were good work- © ers and often reached very high! it positions. The conditions of bank employees in the Soviet Union, he said, seemed good and the offices i were generally up-to-date. One of the surprising features of banking Ed Ww ] 0 was Pana ot of piecework ear- en e C mes by many of the employ- cor, Toy ve it on es Colleagues ount of work they that during his in i ve wd" meces" nis 's Ty Conference visit he had inspected 1 + » P: 3 '1 a Y t issuing' toured Prague I was given the LONDON s parking lights on. Damage to both cars in the col lision was extensive. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Reuters), One of the main issues fou: Moves are underway to form a in the election was new coalition government which! disagreement over will include parties that cam- North Atlantic Treaty paigned in last Saturday's Iceland tion election for removal of American American troops. troops from the Keflavik air force ried out base Sources close to President As- 1951 with geir Ageirsson said Tuesday night that Iceland's parliamtnt willlor scrap earlier demands |meet next week--probably Mon-| American evacuation of the | day - Prime forming a new cabinet. | It will dence party and the Progres- the 52-seat Althing, the party with possibly a min- parliament. The from the Social Democrat iceland s largest party, The Independence party seats, the Progressives military treaty TUIR been veal (Reuters) -- the nine Common- representing a Pen Moscow and Leningrad 'These; greatest amount "of freedom ble between in- to walk about the streets and talk pbuisiers of fhe just lottery to people he said was im-| "vo 2 B i sive tw Sig ik 4) by the unt of 'hard quarter of the world's population, ister lotteries srk carried out by the people ---!9Pen a 10-day conference here to- party. : 2 cially the women -- who were!d2y on international affairs, de-| said "obviously striving to t- Jence questions, economic and but sé r their standard of living." | ring 4 v Eden. presiding for ) attrac- WORK HARD Sir Anthony den. p base or reduction of personnel hold also have |election which did not demand People's Alliance each, ght offshore islands of Quemoy and engine air force refueling tanker strike inter-party| Little Quemoy. ho the future of Organiza- istry reported its forces on the is- installations manned by lands hit back hard the feature of the Ascot meet. | {Red Chinese Guns ] i - Blast Nationalist Isles Eleven Die cer, Formosn AD) anes IN Plane Cragh [proech of the steel contract dose h line raises a big question: What bombardment in two months to-| would be the 'ect on oth Tr 1} 5 -- . | er day against the Nationalist-heli| ROSWELL, N.M. (AP)--A four- joc, States industries it a steel evelops Sa a id exploded Tuesday night? y Jnid min-| night, killing 11 men, For some, such as autos and tanker, a Boeing KC.g97, ome appliances, a short strike The would r i . | The ministry said 40 Red guns| was loaded with highly imflam- hip J he BLL Big Trouble By JOHN MOODY PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The ap |crashed and The Nationalist defence Political observers believe Ice- ab Amoy and on Tateng Ting Is- mable fuel for a jet bomber re- vey shows. land will ask for a revision of a land fired on the Quemovs for fueling above ] the nearly seven hours United States but will tone down| .Jt for | duel "Reds wer: ited wit ied. for discussions aimed at lavik base, 31 miles west of here [Reds hob tredited wi hurling tied | None of Iceland's four main po-| -- - Rabe . likely include the Inde-'litical parties holds a majority in| island's Independents, 19 year-old boy, struck on the head most modern refueling aircrafts 17 oy a plavauly trons stone Mon- banked off, spun to the ground in was the only one of five in the and the Social Democrats and the day night, died Tuesday. It is be- an open fleld' and exploded. An (Communists lieved Harold Steeves was play-| air P as early as last January to build either evacuation of the American and left « wing Socialists) eight ng with some friends, #104 | stones, southeastern New| Others, like the oil and building |Mexico. The air force said names construction industries, already artillery| of the victims would not be re. are working with scanf steel in< when the leased until next-of-kin was noti- ventories. Shey would soon be affected by a steel sto page. The United Steelworkers' nego- tiating team has said the umiop s 650,000 members will go on strike | midnight Saturday unless a settle. ment in the long-stalemated wage + negotiations is reached. Steel men say customers began was the heaviest since April 27, | A few minutes after the plane {took off, officials said, it '"'ap- peared to burst into flames." f The plane, one of the air force's KILLED BY STONE COCHRANE, Alta. (CP)--A 12- force spokesman said the up reserve suppli C pitching plane could not have been higher were fully PLL when one struck him than 1,000 feet when the flames. bilities as well ag inevitable im J i time at a Commonwealth i an ns. They could A great deal of work, he said,|the first | e : onsumer s being carried out on restoring Sonference; will welcome €olless. tt ncient monuments in the various ues from Canada, AUS ia Pak overnmen eru a es Iv a cities and there were large areas| Zealand, South Africa, India, Pak- f cond ' ilistan, Ceylon and the Rhodesia- " 1 g | is The of condemned houses being pulled Nyasaland Federation at the talks above the left ear. RADAR SETUP CALLED INEFFICIENT were noticed. creases in the price of steel, i it was interest there was no ov ve 1 sold to down in places like Moscow Ld 3 p i p v y in 10 Downing Street, his official St M Aft R t no int ery. sol way for mew. Rousing sidence: ern easures er 10 S L] ths 4 = Dominating the private talks of . : -- the Commonwealth statesmen willl LIMA, Peru (AP)--Government roleum Co. on strike for higher » . 1e ays » " - L] be the recent changes in the So- orders calling for 'stern meas- wages. : owd 1Sm With Racial Overtones th Ri e viet Union, particularly the de- ures" against rioters were in ef-| Tuesday night thousands of . ' : ed |nunciation of Stalin by the Krem- fect today after an outburst of strikers milled around central po-| : [} »" . Said Cause Of Cr stal Beach Riot DISCUSS WORLD ISSUES this Peruvian capital. lease of arrested strike leaders. | ana 1an e Ow Y Conference sources say the Constitutional guarantees were Rioters earlier stormed through wl A AP)--A fact. a 'city agency, to look into the {prime ministers will analyse the suspended for 30 days as author- busy market places, smashing By DAVE McINTOSH ada and the U.S. need better'same general type as SAGE for nding committ of th 2 ay ri anadi ® : X : : . & , tom n ation jhe board of ya i Hos ab the Enadian Te. » changes and Moscow's drive to eral strike here and at the nearby clashing with police. Two strikers timony given to a United States radar was not efficient in detect-! No official report has ever scribed disorder ng white Canadiana. May 30 is the Memor 10 Tessin [gain influence through economic port of Callao. The workers were wounded by police fire and Senate armed forces committee ing planes at high or low altitudes been made by ihe Canedian® dor and Ne 3 h rvstal jal Day holiday in 'the US. i pe aid, especially in the underde- walked out in support of 500 em- two officers were injured by makes sober reading for Cana- though it performed fairly well at fence department on probable Beach, 0 2 an outhurst of An estimated 50 persons re teen-age hood! th racial lin leaders strike violence virtually paralyzed!lice headquarters demanding re- - dn Survivors | Pimpin meaning of Soviet foreign policy ities moved to cope with a gen- windows, burning buses and OTTAWA (CP) -- Printed tes- radar equipment. At preseni, the control purposes. veloped areas. ployees of the International Pet-'stones hurled by rioters. | dians, intermediate heights. It was not capability of the CF-100 against njured, tb only a few req ® GEE T overtones Two survivors of a two-car col Fden was expected to open the a In' fact, the transcript eof the expected that complete radar Russian bombers, on efficiency of hospital treatment and none was lision which claimed the lives of conference with a detailed survey tofore unheard of probably can committee's deliberations, just coverage would be available over the radar equipment or on the 13 recom- hurt seriously four persons early Tuesday onlof the world scene, taking in the Savants Predict be recovered from regions many made available here, has more to southern Canada and all the U.S. need for more electronic control such inci- Five Buffalo youths arrested in| yighway 401 were reported *'pro-| Situation created by the posses- {miles below the earth's surface, Say about capabilities of the until 1961. : such as would be provided suggested Crystal Beach were fined by hawa G | Hos. ion of the hydrogen bomb by |said one investigator. Canadian air defence system The two main early warning SAGE. . park at Canadian judge. Charges against in Oshawa Genera 5: both Russia and the West. New Metals | Some of these substances of the than has been given in the Cana- radar lines are. located in Can. Gen. Partridge told the commit excursion two were dismissed and an eighth pital today. | The prime ministers then will |tuture may help researchers lick dian government's recent white ada--the DEW line in the Arctic|tee the Russians have eno and the youth forfeited when he Albert Boniface, 48, of Tangle-|give their government's views onl ppoyprpy Calif, (AP) New the problem of making containers Paper on defence or by Defence and the Mid-Canada fence along|bombers to launch an init ement of ed to appear for ti vood terrace. Toronto. is in *'satis- various world issues, such as Ki is r tale d f hvdr son for the million-degree heat of Minister Campney in the Com- the 55th parallel. Most of the attack on North America employs "re-awake our of the youths were white : after resting East - West: trade, disarmament kinds of metals made of hydrogen... i "enarov Atomic power re. mons. Pinetree radar chain is located ing hundreds of bombers. Fifty ning rental responsibility and four were Negro. The vouths condition, after resting jr 4" he" turbulent = Middle East.|or ammonia will become a reality search at present is hampered by Chief witness before the U.S. in southern Canada. It controls thermonuclear bombs on target A he : ire " were charged with creating a dis- comfortably during the night. Later they are expected to turn soon, a group of sclentists was a lack of containers since the Senate ecomittee was Gen, the operations of the interceptors ould Sestroy 60 per cent of U.S, ne mmittee was named after turbance. Two of the Negroes Robert Cheyne, 12, of Winwood to an analysis of problems in|iold today. [toughest metals melt at temper- Earle E. Pariridge, commander of AUTOMATIC. RADAR industry, 40 per cent of the pop- d even Pankow directed also were charged with carrying .. , on i cific areas -- the Far East, . » 18 defenc " : , ulation. the board of lati y avenue, Toronto remains n spe : Othér strange substances here-'atures under 6,000 degrees. the U.S. air defence system Ev t r community relations, concealed weapons condition but is expected Southeast Asia, the Middle Fast He said of the RCAF s CF-100 The US iven after the U.S. air defence : P 1 Canada's main Degin to put into operation a con. cOmmand received new missiles and Europe ° jet interceptor, : The And new fighters, "I beli 3 . A gs, $ . E : ve wi Nehru, Nasser Plan Polio Program Reaches oven | nicinn, anh LATE NEWS FLASHES defence weapon. It is very good |UD SYSER Kup an RACK ate must be prepared fo. accept To Vi it T; nes Harold 'Bud' Cheyne, 26, one of | Arab-Israeli dispute a aan Pure ground environment Soyer damage if the enemy does 181 ito difficulty is that the aircraft is SAGE designed to Gen. Partridge indicated the BELGRADE, Yugoslavia of post-war design and it is quite pability of the U.S S. Air Force wants to assume Presider Only Half Of Children the four killed, and 12-year-old, ~-- OTTAWA (CP)-Cans 's Robert t i 1e1t nt A 3 anada Rober!, after Cheyne's car broke Religious Training slow. It is as slow as the aircraft system five to 10 times, will] Le. FF oo the entire North which we have in our inventory reduce to automation practically| american air defence system, in- noculation program i down here. Harold Cheyne's moth . v 1 0 JA" J NY Cheyne, of Duf Talked For High Schools UNITED NATIONS, N.Y ~--Asian and Arab lend at the present tinve.' every essential step in the air| \uding the RCAF's ai def so killed BIGWIN INN, Ont. (CP)--Re- ers today called a strategy meeting on Algeria, CAN'T GO HIGH ENOUGH defence process. A radar scope,| oC 8 J § air defence four. were ile ; ,r ligious training may be intro- Cin "WW wav ri 9. th-o on- Gen. Partridge went on to say MOF instance, will be scanned by | The Canadia . ease eported F .. leh sour are killed alte: duced into Ontario secondary seeking a new way to bring the 19-month-old con that American intertentors now another tube which will extract anadian defence depart record nightmarish" 17-mile death drive|g.hools, . W. Booth, assistant flict before the world organization. lin squadron service can't fly high 1 The pre-holiday inocula yro- | in the wrong lane of Highway 401 superintendent of secondary edu- . . lenough te attack jet hombers to a control centre gram has ended w I of by a car occupied by Thomas Kel-| cation in Ontario, 'said Tuesday Canadian Dollar Climbs which the Russians have in| Gen. Partridge said would place Canadian defence 2 300,000 J accine! i, Brownson, 31, of Princeton av-} He was speaking to 375 dele NEW YORK -- The Canadian dollar climbed one operation. & "So { the SAGE system has units under an American . coms ' Ontario Urban: and half t hict t . £1 t In 1957, 1958 and early 1959, the been programmed to cover only, mander. However, Gen. Pare 1alf a cent. higher to a premium of two per cent air in terms of U.S. funds today. { The committee mendation to. avert dents future, It better f the Crystal B and the hoat t beach lique made gressing"' factory" "fair" Air Force soon will to recover, Boniface drove here to pick up in increase ca air defence U Reut polin Indian 2s porn Want Algerian Row Before UN Pi" to have 1 reached on khe children ori about half er, Mrs. Mabel intended, ferin street, was but ar the. 1 » of polio it ment so far has objected to one overall commander for the air defence system because this the necessary data and send automatically om ' gates of the g Etobicoke J Kenneth Rural Trustees . Association who defence system would not be the continental U.S. We believe it tridge and Canadas Air Vices in "ton good shape' essential that Canada one day Marshal Larry Wray now worl 42, of Chatsworth are meelng at this Muskoka Lake) 4 "wu JEQSOIN Gen. Partridge also said Can- have equipment of the very closely together, eaders on Toronto's Connaught Labora- Carl McCauley, Communist Ar riendalip. aud cooperation, . Aories, Idrive, Toronto, some