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TIMES-GRZETTE TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising. . RA 3-3492 All Other Calls .......RA 3-3474 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle Weather Forecast Isolated thunderstorms and warmen High today 80. Low tonight 60. os Second-Class Mell 3, Socond-Closs Moh OSHAWA-WHITBY, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1756 Authorized Post Office Copy 3 Conts Per Price not Over TWENTY PAGES | VoL. 85 --NoO. 153 2 Oshawa Entries In 16-mile F 1 TROOPS TANKS, PLANES RUSH POLISH UPRISING - Russ Put Tight Clamp On City BERLIN (AP)--Heavily-armed | portedly fought off security troops backed by tanks and jet ces atte king the city Yegio, a, planes were reported deployed tion Friday long after an officia throughout the Polish city of Poz- announcement that the uprising nan today in the wake of a bloody had been suppressed. a uprising by thousands of workers Warsaw radio announced 38 per Red Premier Josef Cyrankie- sons were killed and at least 27 wicz promised the rebellious wor- wou nd ed in fighting bet yeer kers his regime will correct "mis- about 30,000 rioting worker and takes" and raise living standards. security forces Thursday He also warned of merciless re- But Western businessmer prisals for any further move were atte ding the Poznan gainst his government national Trade air when > 1 But as late as Friday night bellion flared said the) hought there still was sporadic gunfire in the broadcast minimized the cas- Poznan, according to reports from ualties. Some estimated the num- reliable Western sources reach- ber of dead at 100 or more ing Berlin. Cryankiewicz acknowledged Despite Warsaw radio claims a broadcast that there was "dis- that the rebellion has been satisfaction' among crushed and Poznan has returned He said living conditions te normal, ground troops and roof- bad for some and this was top-hopping jet planes were said result of "mistakes d made to be keeping a tight grip on the authorities which wi e city. They are under command of rected ARE SISTANCE LA ts K ARMED ii filtering out of government from continuing Poland said many Poznan work- democratize our way ol life ers still have the arms they used meaning it would go on with the against police and troops in relaxing of stern controls which Thursday's outburst. Some armed in Poland has accompanied the with rifles and machine-guns re-'anti-Stalin drive in Russia 5 ( City Ukrainians On Way To Meet i mbers of the Oshawa ; ! AT Committee # i will represent the 2,500 Canadians i descent from Oshawa and district at the Fifth All-Canada Congress of Canadian Ukrainians to be held in Winnipeg from July 5to 7. The Oshawa delegation, headed by the local committee's immed- iate past president Steve Zodoroz- ny, includes: Miss Marione Kra- wetz, Walter Zelinsky, Dmytro Artym and Eugene Mandryk, all of this city. The Winnipg congress is spon- sored by the Ukrainian Canadian Committee, which consists of 23 Ukrainian dominion-wide organiza- tions, with branches in all the larg- er cities and towns across Canada To propagate and encourage good Canadian citizenship, based on Christian and democratic prin- *=##&" ciples, and to enhance Ukrainian cultural activities for the enrich- ment of their mutual heritage in Canada is the purpose of the con- gress and the Ukrainian Commit- tees. It represents nearly 500,000 Canadians of Ukrainian descent in this important work Since "One of our chief activities is to situation has been deliberately fight Communism, here, and keepleased a little by the Communists alive the hope of fseedom for our to suit their own foreign policy pur- countrymen still in the Ukraine," poses, abroad. But it is still bad Mr. Zodorozny said today. enough for our countrymen who "It is difficult for us to contact seek the freedom we all cherish. relatives in the Ukraine. We write we would like to see the Ukraine letters, but they have a habit of Become a free country ence again getting lost. Our people, there, are with the government in the hands afraid to write what they really of its own people, like here and in think for fear of Communist re- the United States. That is our long- prisals,"' he said range objective," he concluded. nter- the re- mn were the by cor- premier said the Poznan would not deflect his "to STEVE ZODOROCZNY the death of Stlalin this i CAR PICKED UP IN WHITBY Chief Charles Fletcher of the | Howie, 62 Alberk Whitby Police points to a car | Oshawa, which was found park- owned by Douglas George | ed on a Whitby street yesterday. of street, for-|§ sta- | § vho ' the workers. | : Adventists Conference of the Seventh-day Ad $ ville § of Hamilton, Ont Nab Suspect In Car Death Howie's car parked on the north| side of Mary street, near Wood's Transport. Police said it was the car involved in the fatal accident, The car was parked with its front wheels in a ditch, and bumper against a wire fence. It has two dents in the hood. After the car was discovered by police, they got the name of the owner from Wood's transport peo- ple. Douglas Howie is employed as a truck-driver there | # Howie was arrested in the trans-| f {port yard of the trucking company by Oshawa police Deputy-Chief Duncan Ferguson and Acting Patrol Sergeant D. Wood made the arrest. The Whithy detachment of the OPP also co- operated in the hunt. Howie, 34, 62 Albert! charged with motor manslaughter and failing to re- main at the scene of an accident and released on $5,000 bail yester- day Charges arose from a motor ac- cident yesterday resulting in the death of Brian Anthony Denyer, 19, He died in Toronto General Hos- pital shortly after being struck by a car, while walking along the shoulder of Number 2 highway Denyer's funeral will take place at 2:30 p.m., Monday from the W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, Whitby, He will be buried in St. John's Cemetery, Port Whitby. Whitby police said . Chief Con- stable Charles Fletcher and Con- stable Morley Nicholson found Quit If Asked ays Beaudoin | aaa OTTAWA (CP) -- The opposi- duct during the recent pip.line de- |ventist Church in Canada at the tion's latest attack on the con- bate. 13th biennial session yesterday. duct of Speaker Rene Beaudoin off What prompted the latest as- The business session opened on|the House of Commons has come sault on his position were his Thursday night and precedes the tu a dead end--at least for the comments about the censure de- annual summer Bible convention present--but there remains his of-/ bate in a letter to Alonzo Cing- of the denomination assembled on| fer to resign if the House wills Mars, 75-year-old editorial writer the Oshawa Missionary College it |of Montreal La Patrie. Mr. Cing- campus here. Mr. Beaudoin's personal torres-| Mars used parts of the personal Also r-elected were Berthold H, Pondence with a Montreal news. letter in an editorial published Stickle, secrctary-treasurer, R. H. paper man, extracts of J which June 26, but Ihter apologized pub- Fickling Laymen's aud Welfare refichod public print, tggeted lcly, for doing 80. Direetdr, Frank W. Councis, pub. Fiidaz's thaliguze i helyTony ite quoted 1 Mr. © Beaudoin © asy g lishing secretary. Thomas A. Da-|T0Ds of the Speaker's fitnfss to! saying" in his letter "my accusers distorted the The 44-year-old Speaker offered political ends," vis pastor of the Sault Sainte/hold his job. facts for their own Marie, Ont. Adventist church was | and that it would elected secretary of public rela. to resign immediately if a mem-/have been easy to confound them tions, and Rudy Knauft, of Mission ber presented" a proper motion|if he had had an opportunity to City, BC was elected to the post calling for his removal However, [speak in the censure debate. of educational superintendent and he later told reporters outside the| Mr. Beaudoin told the Commons youth director for the two-pro- House that the motion would have he had not intended any part of vince conference of the Seventh- to be approved before he could re- the letter to be published | day Adventist Church sign. Opposition sources indicated Opposition leader Drew used] Anthony. .W- Kaytor of Toronte.1i interview they will not present Mr. Beaudoin's written remarks administrator of the church fin. such a motion to demand the dissolution of Par- anced North York Branson Hospi- UNLIKELY TO PASS liament and a general election. tal was elected to the executive It unlikely He said the letter "removes from committee for the coming two eral government's huge Speaker any possible sugges- year period. Also electer Ly uld allow such a motion to tion of impartiality.' executive fo two vears Pass It already has defeated by a, To defend himself, Mr. Beau- were: Frank Knutson. of Water. Yote of 109 to a Progressive doin should resign his post and Que, M. H Philbrick of Consérvative motion of censure speak as a private member either Douglas street, was ERIC JON | Jones Heads of Oshawa was fourth term as Ontario-Quebec Jones, his the G. Eric re-elected president to of the Lib majority the is highly Ww Five Oth George Wiskin, 19, of Oshawa was leading the field of entrants in the Bay of Quinte swim mar- athon by approximately one mile at 10:55 a.m. today, after 4'. miles of the course had been covered. Betty Berry, Osh- awa nurse was "well back" with the field, according to a press- time report from Reporter Far- ley Faull of The Ti G STOPS ENROUTE FOR LIQUID REFRESHMENT eite, at the course, Both Oshawa entries were hugging the shore- line. The other four entrants Kept to the middle of the chan- nel. By FARLEY FAULKNER Times-Gazette Reporter Betly Berry, 23 - year - old, blonde, blue-eyed nurse from Osh- awa General Hospital, was joined by a surprise starter from Osh- awa when she dived into the choppy waters of the Bay of quinte at 9.15 a.m. this morning for the start of the 16-mile De- seronto to Picton swim race. Starting unofficially two niln- utes behind the field was George Wiskin, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wiskin, 283 Park road south, Oshawa, George, who now swims out of Toronto, was a student at Ontario Collegiate' and Vocational In- stitute, Oshawa. He will be ineli- gible for prize money. Officials ex- plained that this is an invitational race. Guiding Wiskin boat, are two Whitby 'men. They 25, Bob JAvjngsion and Don radley, both of 417 B; White yron street, $500 PRIZE Other official starters who leap- ed into the six-inch waves of choppy Bay of Quinte, are: Mrs Dorothy Wright, Picton; Helena Moravie and Jommy Peddlar, Bel- eville; Dorothy Trembl, - bellford. y RY, Camp They will compete with - awa's Betty Berry for $500 in prize money, put up by the s of the race, Picton Rend MacFarland. First prize is second is $150 and third is bd All six swimmers are bucking a 15-mile an hour southwest wind, which is churning up the bay into six-inch waves, 'Addin to the bad weather conditions % 4 slight drizzling rain. Water temperature is 67 degrees. Thousdnds of people jammed the narrow 20-yard strip 'of land leading to the government dock at - Deseronto, where the race started. Four lanes of cars jamm- ed the quarter-mile road from the southern tip of Deseronto to the starting dock. Despite the drizzle the start was a colorful one. About 150 craft of all kinds were stationed around the starting point, Flags and "bunting were everywhere. Newspapermen, television crews and radio men on the scene are giving it first-hand coverage, Official starter was Mayor Tho mas Scott, Deseronto. Jack.' De. vine, Belleville is official timer, in the coach Windsor, Ont., Harold J. Brendel against Mr. Beaudoin for his con-'inside or outside the Commons. 3 oo he i Rein hb J. Pincombe of Thomas, Ont., wane, Seek To Avert Steel Strike The annual last night with a YORK (AP) vention opened solemn service of dedication at which the special preacher was Walter A. Nelson, Canadian presi- dent of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Slated to address the dele- gates later today are two church OTTAWA { hours, than 90, tives (CP) For NEW Weary panies producing mbre Friday criticized negotiators international headquarters a t| Wide steel strike at midnight. Washington, DC. They are Wil-| Meanwhile, furnaces grew cold old. one expires at midnight > 1 liam B. Ochs, formerly of Oshawa, and silent as mills throughout the night, Steel Corp. now president of the church's/Unite States prepared for the gp. 0 oo ol wer : North American Division and Er- threatened walkout by 650,000 _ Bu he. negolia ors, Yere still : ' : stumped late Friday night w win E. Roenfelt, one of the world! steelworkers. {progress reported secretaries for the Adventist Gen- Representatives of the United > : eral Conference. Steelworkers of America and com- WANT LONG CONTRACT . ™ TE TL The steel companies have pact. Th union says it cannot duties. {bind the steelworkers to so long {a contract The. company {mands to four months. RM | The steelworkers * [really hot" against the industry offer, lident David J. Friday. i | Comparatively {| The Eisenhower administration, spent on meanwhile, took a hands-off atti- selves. {tude toward the negotiations for {the moment. | The union has asked for |a "substantial"' . but unspecified \wage increase over the present| laverage pay of $2.46 an hour, double pay for Sunday, time and |a half pay for Saturdays, a 52. {week layoff pay plan, a company paid insurance program and other benefits, DOMINION DAY DUE MONDAY There will be no publicafion of | The Times-Gazette on Monday de. the succession duties as later cut its de-! icine" while * the years and four i possible. are of -- me subject acceptance of Commo! union pres McDonald said came up as fence production department little time the estimates TORONTO (CP) department of highways ed contracts worth [742,147 to 12 comstruction firms. Contracts included Central Rridge Company, $499,223 for [two bridges in Gananoque-Kingston district. Woollatt Construction, near Chatham. Fielding Construction Lid, $404.49 for 3.8 miles grading and culverts near bury M. G. Henniger, Ltd., paving which is Dominion Day and a public holiday across Qanada. be J resumed | Publication will Tuesday. Body Found At Cotter Dam = OGDENSBURG,: N.Y (AP) H. J. McF: ad body ef lexander Brunton, Company, Ltd., $198,360 for 26, of Toronto was found Friday ing, culverts and resurfacing at a coffer dam of the St. Law- the Minden - Huntsville CCERER nearby for 5.9 miles of in Kingston district. Rayner and Armstrong, in the White {and culverts | The accident in connection with the death of Brian Denyer, 21, also of Oshawa early Friday. Howie was later charged with (Bo manslaughter and failing to remain at the scene of an [rence Mit! | Kingston district. Howe On Griddle Lenin Will Over Dunn Estate RapsStalin 3% the Progressive Conserva-|House he would act in a limited i Defence capacity as executor of ! met again today in a per cent of the steel in the U.S. [Production Minister Howe for ac-/tate of Sir James, a friend of missal as Communist party secre-|gwam leaders from the denomination's final effort to avert a country-iy. .. (ijk more than a month|CePting a position as an executor/many years, to ensure the hold-|tary, was published today after from Picton ago to forge a new contract. The Of the $66,000,000 estate of the late'ings are disposed of in the public|being suppressed for 33 years {o-/Sir James Dunn, head of Algomalinterest. | Mr. Howe denied in the House Nad referred the matter to a well-| published by thé Communist party of ith no!®f Commons the opposition con- tention that a conflict of interest |exists between his position as a {cabinet minister and as an execu], ' in- for of an estate upon which the |sisted on a five-year agreement federal government may levy as to succeed the present two-year Much as $35,000,000 in succession 3 Davie Fulton (PC--Kamloops) | said the executors will try to keep fected by the low asi production government will try to make them as high as Howe n I the sible position. The minister could ns began discussion of de- not es- same time without moral conflict timates for the 1956-57 fiscal year was this 2 them-| Laurent should order him to do|ioining the home of Mrs 12 Paving Contracts Valued At $2,742,147 -- The Ontario| Friday $2, Ltd. the Limited, $235,055 for two miles of paving (Sudbury) of Sud- $147,570 the Ltd. $923,352 for 10.6 miles of grading On Red China River Construction to admit Red China to the United third-floor grad- Nations | in majority district, Red also $63,877 for resurfacing in the sion at | er Just before the race, Dr. D, C McVicar, Deseronto, checked the Six starters. Blood. pressure had {to be Around 1.30 and heart-beat /2, before swimmers ent water All passed. ey the | This is Betty's secon, i |across the Bay of Quinte Sn hopes bis try will be as successful woscow Relkrs +. Losiiie 38 der irst on August 20 last ill, in which the founder of the swam LAST YE : nder of the SwAl AR oviet urged Stalin's dis: The 23-year-old blue-eyed blonde the choppy 16-mile bay miles east ¢ Deseret iat >s east of Toronto, i which described Stalin 16 hours, four minates, bili and " was| This first swim was the result of several years of hard work, She began swimming at eight. She == won her first distance: im--f miles--at 15. ® Swimmine Mr. Howe has said outside the | the es- Union The will, He told the Commons that helas "rude" 'capricious, known, law firm which told him "there could be no possible con- flict of interest." Mr. Fulton and several other |Conservative members objected Mr. Howe. being an executor the estate, partly on the grounds that Sir James headed the big Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., steel firm which, they said, is af-| {in its magazine Kommunist, Arson Charge Is Investigated South Africa COLLINGWOOD gal A Closes Schools government defence deadly home-made fire bomb, set 0 department policies. |{o explode near a house in which, TORONTO (CP) The South Fulton maintained Mr. there were 27 persons, had the African government has closed all 1 is making an absurd ra- pame Fred Smith inside, a court 146 Salvation Army Schools ther tionalization" to justify an impos-\was told Friday except one, the army's visiting ommissioner said here Friday. Smith, 31, was committed S HOR trial on an arson charge h Smmissioner John J. Allan, He is accused of placing ae Siopbed a Toronty on his bomb May 10 in a woodshed ad- tional congress vation Sy na. Marg. | ons SS eld in New- Joining Je hu) larg Soundland, said: "We don't be- alle. id ieve in segregation t 4 | Earl Nobes, her son, testified he|get up on ares os we dont {put out a smouldering chesterfield | about it, Closing the school. fire in the shed and found cans of really just gives' us more oe naphtha gas, coal oil, firecrack-'to work at correcting the terrible ers, and a railroad-typeé detonator social conditions in Africa." taped to a container of smokeless he AEE gunpowder. Police said Smith's fingerprint Change Seen Oue. Cabinet was on the can of naphtha gas Parks Asphalt Company Ltd., Lionel J. Bishop of the Ontario $29,269 for paving at the Ontario fire marshall's department said -i Agricultural College at Guelph Smith's name was on a bill fouhd and in the Hamilton district in bags containing the homb JEBEC Brennan Paving Cowpace, Lit Police said Smith, a welde QUEBEC (CP) ~-- Premier Du- 1 /$72.815 for resurfacing 9.76 miles OWNS a ant house next to Mrs. 3 ho led his Union Nation. ale rty back to power in. the 20 Quebec general election, provincial cabin vi undergo some inet wi Mr. Duplessis made of highway near Port Lightheart's. U. i houncement during his Friday to Mr. for hold both positions at the If resolve St unwilling: to Prime Minister he were conflict, 50. tracts De 000 for ug ays the highway { the an- E. Bond, Ltd, A gravelling 23 miles of 11 E scape House Blaze [ii ioiemmentuas'se hci near Kenora. Smiths Construction Company Ltd., $23,800 for gravelling 16 ¢ However, he declined to indie: TORONTO (CP) Eleven per | when the changes will este ons were forced to flee from unced three storey rooming house miles of highway near Bancroft Resolution Fail eso u 100 al S E i The premier also said the prob- |central Toronto: Friday night{lem of redistributing the prov- | Wher fire broke.out in the walls|ince's electoral seats "is going to lof a third-storey room be studied" and indicated that William Beek 22, Montreal will get increased rep- roomers, was asleep|resentation in the legislature. He to n smo in his|{declined to give further details, rouse 1 roomers. | ! has only 15 seats in remen hre 1 she blaze, un legislature although it control within half -an- hour. has nmoue than a third of the prov. |Damage was estimated at $2,500.|ince's voters, aj KINGSTON (CP)--A resolution of the voke He eafed model UN ( 1 Assembly in its concl g Queen's University 1 large! and ¢ y nirez a 03 Fri day. yl r \