THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, June 30, 1956 16 casualty radio claimed | enemy" had deliberately chosen pponiGE UNFULFILLED { eyewitnesses impression the outbreak | resulted from failure of the Com-| munist government to deliver 'on| 2 | promises of better living condi-| § 2 Vii ' wy i 1 | | | | | i | Poznan "for the scene of his" np C0 said they tions, Three months ago Polish ow 5 Aisha dbid . iia jk TITO NOW MORE CHUMMY WITH RUSSIANS ture | also with Soviet Military chief Russia in the event of a future | Zhakov durieg the last «two weeks. Tito is seen here with the | Communist Party leader Bulgan- nin. IC dian N Herald : : GaN i Now Graceful, Dignified I (0) 1S ommuIis S / y | OTTAWA (CP) -- The heraldic First World War there was little short skirts falling stern first ; 7 / / ; 5 badge lives on in the Royal Cana- 1 ; / 7 of badge a ship t wear. name? Wetaskiwin. The small medallion, almost un-| "In some of his majesty's ships| The destroyer St. Laurent, noticeable on the after-canopy; is there was much head-scratching , to sailors as the Sally one of the last links between to- and probably a little recourse tol Whig day's warships and the history inspirational tonics when badges Rand, had a picture of that lovely i J -1 Ni i figures|fair grounds. Police armed with ; i * 5 BERLIN WL gH a WE ol, {machine pistols turned most of F Viv 0 / D4 / 7 {past centuries. savy" slips ike een slice yg o2dges| German and Japanese dive bomb- Shanist Ee ut down a "welll Radio Warsaw termed the out- them back, and army tanks, ar-| § 7 / : / ; those OF ner ohavy Bab jon Lr ne tid og | 675 with her fan. b QB vee Teron in the industrial burst of violence a "well-organ-/mored "cers aid anti-aircraft guns vies, carry badges. Their story dwn and decided ut |INUFFENSIVE BADGES city of Poznan, but the Westlized revolt . . . caused by impe- were rushed into position. | 17% back more than 500 years. | matter on an official basis. In 1945, when plans were being ALD i palicy of leniency has been se- derground movements" It said/Communist party headquarters, fo NT " i Sn the wars of Taedioval Fon R RY REMAINED {made for the post-war palicy Hy , [there were "a number' of deaths|one report said, 2 other demon; j ; w i |land, seagoing knights wore over ated in the Canadian navy during those ships rei ing in "Some diplomatic quarters sug-(and promised severe Jeprisals, |axators fonplele'y. ANMOnI Ize |their suits of armor loose-fitting the Second World War, though. should carry badges gested the six-hour Thursday out-| Trig? fevellion totk ir eid Ry: aid police guns opened] |coats bearing the heraldic marks) Je Crowsnest recalls that one enough to display In forel peak tion of anti-Communist Deir men who had come t0yp witnesses reported, and 4 rs ; 7 / fib id i 77 fly oy py go also badge te yen a apes aud Mercy the en re ich swept East Ger- the former German territory for|screaming rioters struggled to / ; 1 : ; ~~! |painted on their shields and on ship's company but rather star-| pishop. ee nh dare ago. Other|d big industrial fair. More details|take cover. {the standards they carried into|tling for women visitors. On the| ve and digni says Py ee cil he Polish came from these men after their "A" papigh businessman said hel | battle. |corvette"s gun shield was drawn, Grace - t igi a government is strong enough to return, whe Was told at least 50 persons were| The Crowsnest, monthly RCN|a large playing card, the queen|The Crowsnest, «Unconfirmed reports gircdlaled i Jest Berlin of anti-Re em- " in. I ree other cities provocations' because of the in had the ; . in German territories taken over "a Up. aqeast reported that 33 Posen after the Second World poorio" 0c eph Cyrankiewicz omerse wimming 00 T i - guoting travellers returning from ice jais went to Poznan. A party boss Edward Ochab prom- (AT THE END. OF SWITZER DRIVE) or no official control over the kinda puddle of water, The 's R ] S . | |dian Navy. S | ay Revolt Suppressed land tradition of fighting ships of were to be designed," it adds. |in working rig knocking down speculated that Moscow's new rialist agents and reactionary un-| Hundreds of workers attacked) FAMILY TRADEMARKS Ribaldry wasn't entirely elimin-|fleet, the naval staff decide t | could set off the same ! fush any uprising. Warsaw killed in one clash publication, says that before the of hearts, a fair young thing in'struggle. West Berlin newspapers, ,,q other top Communist party Also PICNIC GROUNDS Poland, told of unrest in Baltic," ecnondent reported from F 5 ro Bl hos Warsaw that he Forman area ei 2, MET (and 0, Jun Another report, which could not appeared to be cordoned off, that 27¢ Smified Jaen that the party bé confirmed, said the East Ger- telephone calls could mot get] ugh ae | man - Polish border had been through and that flights from War-| 1 3 5 closed to all traffic to prevent'saw to Poznan were turned back.! But there was a general belief| anti-Communist Poles from: flee-' Eyewitness accounts said the here that it was the change ha ing to West Berlin. demonstrations began peacefully the Kremlin line that brought the PROTEST FOOD LACK during the morning as a general disturbances boiling to the sur. Communist riot squads with strike in the morn ing in face tanks and guns brought a bloody factories, but soon erupted into halt to Thursday's uprising in violent rioting. Poznan, a city of 170,000 about 155 Thousands of persons gathered miles east of Berlin, Reports in city squares shouting "Bread, MONDAY MORNING | 9.15 AM. |CKLB-Devctions; Muste {CJBC-Bob and Ray conditions. abreast and marched tow: ¥ -- Tg | WGR-Musical Clock CKEY-Jay and Ginger | CBL-News; Concert Time 9.45 AM. | CIBC-Toast and Jamboree | dypc.Audio CFRB-News; CBL Light and Lyriest Wally Crouter | WBEN News 10.00 AM. Musical Clock WGR-True Story 5.00 AM. CKLB-News: Ladies' CBL-News: § am 8.15 AM Western world has been sur- prised by a Moscow announce- | war. Tito has been having talks ment that Marshall Tito of Yugo- | with Soviet Premier Bulgannin, slavia has agreed to fight with | Party Secretary Kruschev and | RUSSIANS BREAK RECORDS | | LONDON (Reuters)--Two Rus- sian weightlifters set world rec-| THEATRE GUIDE ords today, according to the 50 Brock (Whithy)--"The Racers" in| viet news agency Tass. CinemaScope. Evening shows 7- In Leningrad Fedor Bogdanov- 9 p.m. Saturday matinee 1.30 |sky beat the record for the two- Mon -- "This Island Earth al Bible handed clean - and - press, in the 220, 5.35, 9.00. "Vani Aro It wus middleweight class with a lift of] American," 12.30, 3.45, 7.00, 1133 kilograms (293 pounds), Tass 30.55. Last complete show at i .45 p.m. I said. : Cshawa Drive-In-- 'Masterson of This beat by .5 kilograms (one' Kansas," 9.30. 'Yankee Pasha," pound) the record set by Amer- 11.40. Last complete show 9.40 ican Tommy Kono last year, also in Leningrad. jeced together here indicated Bread." One report said some 1 of persons were killed be- workers shouted in German, Out| fore Red authorities quelled the with te Russians protests against shortages of food anting columns : o' and demands for better living massed in ranks of 3 3 IRLB.Ne AM. -- Korner of workers [ CFRB-Hollywood Date 1L00 AM. to the : Say POR BETTER HEALTH Exercise Can Help Mom To Get Back Her Figure =i | CKLB-News: Devotions $y HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD, To strengthen your abdomen Lie jay and Ginger "Getting your figure back after mygeles: akfas Sal WGR-Breakfast Club giving birth to 2 By ay Get on the floor on your hands CFRB-News; and then is quite a : KLB-News: | usic | CFRB-Serial Stories 11.30 AM. 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Next, stretch ever, should go a long way towar your head around--not over--your Helping you regain that stream- s arm and shoulder until you can ined appearance. Wile I'v 1 see your right hip you how to perform "BRIEF REST rises, let me caution you not to dé : fd Shes it them without the approv- Return, to the original position, al of your personal physician. BACK MUSCLES For helping the back muscles and waistline, try this: Lie on your back on the floor, your arms outstretched Next bring your knees up snugly against your chest PALMS ON FLOOR Place your palms firmly against ie floor and slowly move your hips sideways until your left knee toliches the floor. Then bring your hips back into the original posi- tion, rest briefly, and swing them side. You can help way Lie face down in bed. Place a the uterus raise them. Then, with palms up- fall back into position. 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