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-- AS SS ra TIMES-GAZETTE T : I ) / T 'Weather Forecast : TELEPHONE NUMBERS HE D Al IME S gy G A : * I Mostly cloudy this evening and Fri« Classified Advertising RA 3-3492 A day with scattered showers. Little All Other Calls....... RA 3-3474 Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle change in temperature. Authorizad As Second Class Moi OSHAWA-WHITBY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1956 Thos Net Over TWENTY-TWO PAGES EN ROUTE TO TOKYO SE -- BE -- 'Egyptian Press Repeating British Operating Spy Rin | Plane Crash || LoDON cap)--rench ous I were reported en route to Cyprus y : sh il "5 Cyprus." The French said that in today to strengthen that rebellious view of developments "in E pt 0 # | British Mediterranean island as a they wished to be in "a position a possible Anglo-French jump-off insure, in case of need, the pro- $ base in the Suez crisis. fection of French nationals and The announcement that Britain their inter St5. KODIAK. Alaska (CP) -- The! The crash scene was about 500 had consented to French use: of The French defence ministry United States naval station here miles southwest of Kodiak. Ae A = would give no information on troop said at least six persons were CP Airlines maintains a refuel- ; her island base only 250 miles movements or how mahy would killed in the crash Wednesday ling station at Cold Bay, 45 miles : from the Suez Canal was made go to Cyprus. However, it was night of a Canadian Pacific Air- to the northwest -of Unimak Island, p 4 as the Egyptian press, apparently | presumed troops already were en lines plane on bleak Unimak Is- which is separated from the 2 ¥ with official sanction, whipped up route when the announcement was land, at the tip of the Alaska Alaska peninsula by a thin strip y $ 4 charges that an alleged British made The French steamships peninsula, and that four are miss- of water, " A spy ring had plotted a coupldulne and Brest sailed fom Mat- ing Clark said at least four of the x against President Nasser. seille Monday for secret estina- The DC-6B, which* left Vancou survivors were injured to such an 2 Cairo authorities Sd two more Hons with Jilitary equipment, and - late Wednesday for Tokyo, extent that they could not be g ] Britons--seven in all--were named the aircraft carrier Arromanc es ye cio 22 persons--eight Jimoved without a doctor's aid. 4 as members Wednesday by James sailed the same day on what were Sa p gers T \ - : ; Swi ri ader scribed as manoeuvres. members and 14 passengers. They were to be flown to Elmen i |Swinburn, alleged ringleader of descri ov - He ye aid! dorf air force base at Anchorage i the plot. Egyptian newspapers say |. < a search and rescue unit here said 4 k : %: UIE 3 YICLOSER TO SCENE " apm 18 - rg CPA officials in Vancouver this z % Swinburn confessed that the group ™ . : ! there were 12 known Survivors, { group, Cyprus is a much closer staging x 4 ie ral morning said they had not yet de- |planned to stir up a revolt like i Some injured severely. Jab} |cided whether a plane would be 4 eC hich overthrew Premier area fof France, whose troops and Names vo nO! yale vol Sent from Vancouver to the crash i {Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran in warships until now have been Cindr wv. Ww Clark, Sxeout ve site, since the U.S. 'Air Force has 11953. | maintained on an alert basis at officer at the naval station, said looney facilities nearby. 5 | . {Toulon, France, and in Algeria. the plane went down at 9:58 p.m Cold Bay is: 1710 miles and {SET A DATE Britain already has dispatched Kodiak fime, An amphibian from seven hours' flying time from The new storm clouds blew up paratroop reinforcements and air- the _ station here another 10M yancouver. The DC-6B, a four-en- cven as Nasser set a date and craft units to the island base, Adak Island, and two ships began|gineq plane, can carry 52 passen place--next Monday in Cairo--for headquarters for her Middle East a predawn search for the OUrizers and a'crew of eight. his meeting with the five-power forces. Unconfirmed reports cir- persons still unaccounted for. | CPA said that up to last June {Suez committee formed in Lon- culated today that Britain and WEATHER BAD 30 it had logged 604,427,912 pas- {don. Headed by Australia's Prime France plan to sel up a combined f | Minister Menzied, the committee Mediterranean command head- lis to present the American-spon- quarters on Cyprus. Each plane carried a doctor and senger-miles since its last mishap medical supplies. May 12, 1953, when a Canso fly- [ y : | Extremely bad weather, a traitjing boat crashed in Prince Rupert sored plan for international €on- Ag the Menzies committee pre- lof the region, was hampering the harbor, killing one passenger and trol of the canal which 18 of thelpares to leave London Sumday for SMALL GOLD MINE PROVES PROFITABLE frame. a" stewardess : 2 countries which attended a Cairo, the Soviet Union appears _------ RE SRRED a CHIEF OF TERRORISTS Lurdon Lig gi 26 toe Ro a COT. Mrs. C. F. Gierhartz pictured | they picked up out of the tailing | mining 1s popular in the B.C. in- » - "ge Nasser seiz e canal July still w : jth * » Vie . J ch is e resi ri p 5 he 5 and Brit d F have been 5€. with "Golden Ketch" Vice-Presi- ple. whieh or ra Jesidue his i Tg Se Ontario Municipalities To Get Chief of EOKA, General George EOKA, the Cypriot terrorist or- i ts P-L 4 take mili: ois other : major SUppoRIRE N comes : dent Mrs. Mildred Aird holds | oi mine is run with the help | plus a profit of $3,000 or $4,000 - Grivas, whom the British con- ganization. Fighting has broken tary action In case a peacefullat the London conference, V. RK. $500 worfh of gold nuggets that | of four men. Placer or hydraulic . this season M A t F V | Ce rs of of | out on the island following the compromise cannot be worked out Krishna Menon of India, ------ . - - ore SS1S ance om rovince | sider to be Digems, chiel cessation of the truce. or their citizens in Egypt x en- with Nasser for two hours Wed- PR 4 / : . FIC 4 en -------------------------- dangered by some incident. nesday after telling reporters WINDSOR (CP--Ontario muni- elected executive will undertake a The announcement in London dia is seeking "some peaceful Two Press Association Chiefs GLAMOR COMES |cipalities can look forward to!thorough study of the whole sys- Cypriots Say ACTION ALLEGES |and Paris that Cyprus would be- solution satisfactory to the parties tmore provincial aid, the new pres- tem of education zrants, Wednes + ne d { the Ontario Municipal As-|day any delegates argued x {come a joint military base in the | concerned." srg" LJ i LAN C et Conference 'TO HOSPITAL |e a roi pil Tica Say ian, Sepaes aes the ROCIO annual series © t lcrisis was made as Britain fage: . HRY : Alan §. Stewart of Ow i promised 50 per cent of education SEED SELLERS {a new fight with EOKA, the b-| . States erences 2 o- 3 LOUISVILLE, iy AP)-A he : 21 . y /S ly 10-te-15 3 { |and-gun underground which seeks | A a ag 7 n-iall Che d pA i told the Ma confere £ costs, now pays on y 10-te-15 per FISHED FA fo unite the island with Greece. | fa a wm sored by the University of R ACTION DEFENDED tg hob ; Riis pent in, some, Lis | RMER fo ute the Tan tt) vy alll fer today entered its final day, its Gillis Purcell, 'general manager ed : A Eo nae & QLYC | DETROIT (AP) «= When . |this week and declared that were, Fh H milton ek ban on open press coverage Yc. of The Canadian Press, also said . aioli feo ad. J BIA (CP ED) farmers went to pick their "ait be no peace until British oh ts a og inforced by a vote of the dele- ne opposed the ban. "1 don't see . IAT 3 & thorities resume negotiations with 3 ; gates. how _anyone could - vote other- wo beauticians wheel 'With ihe sta vor ost ments published ger pecks of peppers, for & pickle ly, exiled Cypriot Greek Orthodox A ata Panel i La oui , But Je copmetited, the around a "glamour wagon" ensue their case will be fully pre-'allow municipanies Wiad sucdon which accu pAaY. company they found they had prelate, "Archbishop Makarios. three inches of rain wh yes Press Iho vated sity de re action ey: with facilities for. giving sham. ie ih fhe nee, {council-manager 'form'. of (geve bishop g vrei Pia planted the. wrong pepper (Two more British servicemen Ramin or dinict Wednesday night to continue to W 4 : poos, scalp treatments, facial a their Tequegt the newly-ment. os ; HieBtios, of. hein Fahy Seeds. - Ap ie Bros. | were injured by Rahs ates Hy: - a continue to exelude Yeporiers irom ! "It wa p universit i inten The rolling cabinet includes . med at uniting his Bit Cd i t agai tL ) Core ws hee ir sessions. Reporters have also tion to make it' possi le for me ier an Are] Me udes Good Off » iterranean island with Gr $121, amage suit against a dof Bishop of Kitium acting" p been refused. permission to i n responsible and sometimes crit-. meni for sterlizing equip- 1Cer, easant Personalit British authorities Detroit - seed - store. {cessor to Makarios, under house : : View Dare pan on he am Any tions in Canada and ment. It also has a cap, gown they are *'convinced" .' The company contended it arrest. The weather office Said, To a EEE YE one oF moth colli toa, hua mask for use in The ma. 1 documents 'were gefitine: had been sold 18 pounds of the |WELCOMES REQUEST {She rainfall inthe 24 Hours . noth cordiality and ternity ward fa in EOKA leaflets . scattered W. wrong kind of pepper seeds y ending at 8:30 am, was Harry T. Montgomery, an as- confidence which would not be Patients pay for the service (} Wesday night nH eal iered ed. - rt didn't discover' Hl «. | Although the landing of French | inches, RR The possible in an .open meeting." BELLEVILLE (CP Police Gard " Sday . Wight in the port city of: 1 discover the mis 4roops promises to complicate the! Lloyd Jackson said this 3 Chief 'Charles Lockwood: of ie took the paréel to the post sifice; Limassol charged that "scum who take until the crop, grown by already troubled situation on Cy- mg hod tht =F city facilities ar JOCKW of nearby a CPR clerk 'ahoar Str mare repare ace +» far $ rand Hf + morni Hum Chef Charles Lockwood f nearby a" CPE clesk aboard fie trip on are. prepared fo, accept money" ariers, ade. cunract Bad rus ls appeas thal Brian wet ave hoen pressed. int sbi a merston Ma or Sam Wald u er 1S€es, fjcer with a pleasing personality, ticed a mail sack slit omen. The to slander the union vo Instead of th in comed the French request be: He said that the situation is * id was charged Wednesday nignt parcel was gone ne B Instead . of the Hungarian cause it emphasized London's ar- all over the city. with theft of the mails in connec-] When the 2ries ritish officials announced Mon ellow wax variety they |gument that the island is essential, piremen were called to help 1 4 C Al tion with the disa ara arrest was announced day that they had seized the docu- wanted, they got 16,000 bu ? i jance" ¢ To Stand Trial For Urging Arson aluses arm, Ho he disappearance of Marmora Reeve Ritenie Wells ments and that they included por- hels of green peppers which Io, the North Aussi alliances pump. out a hydro Siauon ere plar or fle Kiewie! Sait: massages and manicures 5 pe rector of the Vislence said Lockwood "did rood jot tions ary < i th sater level reach 2 Lock BEES' S04 Bil. a good job of tions of the diary of the EOKA they claim were ** i ie waler : GUELPH (CP) Mas ne i tobe: 5. ram. » Ri kwood, Marmora's $3.500 a law enforcement in the village, leader Dighenis they claimed were po for Mediterranean. If the water had reached the Fred Watt Wednesday committed y to purchase it. vacua 10ns by oe man 455 Tidal rested had a pleasing personality and BRITISH CONVINCED destroyed The foreign office in Paris said transformers, centres as far away Palmerston Mayor Wald for Doty > . bY Drovineis police nspector got along well with the citizens." f svn |the French government had asked as Niagara Fails would have been July 20. after he had taken TORONTO (CP An anxious Robert Wannell, the man he had| He suspended Lockwood ar i! Britain said the documents es- and Britain had agreed, that alwithout lights prospective buyers to the watch was placed the Humber asked to aid him with invostiza- said the OPP will probaoly hs tablished that the EOKA chieftain z _ - To - vithout PORRS mae I i f oft last = acte or ithe SORE willy' couse, anther man lo plan who scsse mach River carly "tnday a6 hear 0,1, 8, mal theft. las us. 3. the ila. 3 miles ort of here 6 Fe Shelby owas oxen | ag » Harris p Be op ; 2, told swelled the river flood level é 2 a cell here. untii a new ne-ma ree | is > archbishop, who was exiedf QRS 1 ihe a wrk i Fu he liad "come to make the Evacuations were under way A parcel containing the money. hired one-man, owe Isifrom Cyprus earlier this year. Col-| i ) acturing Compa fir sceived $250, bit then! gome areas most of it in American dollars Lockwood was th onial Secretary Alan Lennox Boyd The committal concluded a pre hack 3 ie traneforra : " as the second On- caid he \ , ie liminary hear I Civit defence officia rere. | Vas being transferred hy gis- tario policeman to be ar ted Sau 2% was absolutely satisfied garir at 1 Loui i 1 3 é re x ail 9 y im anti : arrested ii ias to e a icity 4 Almachi of Toronto ed the d he {th mindful of the disastro fered mal Ra Bel Marmot } gopnction with a theft tius year. pers Wthenticity. of 'the. pa 3 - X a aid he mayor cane ATO) 10% Dre 4 3 o-Dominic a ella we «ti We mayor had offered him §25 dephoned : a I cane Hazel floods of 1954 Bank to the Marine ~Trust ( ion 2 May Ra cland police Constable he said '1 think was 1 10 hat hansen a at the. plant close eye on the river. They said pany of Western New York i aa y tead- was arrested and make the fire He 4 4 ei ¥ I i ; it had risen five feet above normal Buffalo hs SRM nc harged vith improper possession Mavor Wald elected trial by He told me to pay back $200 since late Wednesday night Saver of stolen money and breaking and sudge 'without jurs - his brother-in-law and keep $50 A few evacuations were re vera] hours after a bang entering after a $72,000 payroll oman e e achi. an electrical contrac. [OF expenses. I told Sam's brother- ported in the village "of Thistle- clerk, accompanied by Lockwood, disappearance from-a post office, r he met Wald Toronto about this and he said town, 10 miles to the northwest gay F ] 25 and was ask 1 must be crazy amilies le heir homes when : | . rom Russia the plant to hs or er p \ hi said he went to York Jami into Whey Cache Bay Strike "Trains Crash V a h | yanisnes trial on' a charge he did wilfully counsel another man to to Toronto without set- iim, and said nothing job. At the plant, he ' 03 police July 28 and told dwellings . mayor told him he wa ) There re some reports the Ending Friday the only way h ) ¢ t 3 -- Humber was only two feet below At St H d { ' . 5 losses ould be it th i . I «i A d M , its level during Hurricane Hazel] CACHE BAY (CP)--Workers at ratior [ne Rete Nia Po- down a ! In that stor he river went ( > Georg sor STRATE : alah i {usslan Ce 0st ge an ju tha Som the Ive: went w ja George Sordon lumber mills STRATFORD (CP)--A Windsor- woman athlete, vanished in Lon- : a } € a . n han 80 pers lost {heir have agreed to return to work to-Toronto pas tr fon today as lice ght her r facto s insn i Id i lives. Damage ra to million passenger tranlCO Kay as po ice. sous her for A RAZY THING Be leved ent: 1e dollar mage ran into millions of 'priqay after 43 days of picketing. Smashed into a stationary ex- the alleged shoplifting of five Asked whether ¢ SINGSTON (( Officials at a RAIN CONTINUES The 185 members of the Inter. Ds relrigerator ear 'here warly hats Sromy a. Store agreem \ we pla vl ton home for 'the be 4 he weather offi hot sd national Woodworkers of Americ: "ay. The muscular discus thrower, ] | he ¢ aid I eather office her jd na | dworkers of America i te i i found wandering on More than 13% inches of rz 1 (CLC) reed. Wednesday fo ac, Ihe Dine-car passenger train here with a Russian team to St. Mary's last in Toronto durin » nigh A eent-an-hour increase, (derailed the refrigerator car at ajcompete against Britain, failed to rt against the Friday m be a former resident. rainfall in the Bolton area, on the the first offered by the company.| evel crossing, ripping out several|appear wn court to answer the law told hin nd we woul he aida carried an un Humber 24 miles north of ners. | Three cents will be given as soon igs and gouging a deep hole in gnarge. A warrant was issued for both j e did = ) an car 1 us wae 31% inche Showe nd |as they return to work and an 'NC 8rount her arrest He rid 4 onosed he ploy me! ! : age d jssuad thundershowes ote. forel {o additional three cents will be About 60 passengers and train, The hats were alleged to have m f 1 é I * continue throughout. the given next March 15. . crew escaped injury. The entire|been stolen during a shopping tour defence ti als s " i men struck in protest 'of one of ue steam locomotive andj of the West End. They were worth rising 36 mile rth of the any' refusa sive PI » reirigerator cari aho cr" | 3 was Ei bi eo i > LSOmpaEnyS al to I were damaged Mis Ponomareva Wednesday + Kingston House of der some suburban bridges. Small, Wage increase The train had decreased speed was released on £5 bail paid by rid a John G. 'Arnold rivers and st m e allen They voted 96 to 22 to.re to about 10 miles an hour ap-'the Soviet consul, who guaranteed s : hom v0 years ago and sewers " ced and road and work at this community or) proaching the crossing her appearance in court today t 1 a ( 1 f yeen heard from since scores of cellars were flooded west of North Bay. i aia i Jlfipials said jhe don, | hen her Oa oa) galled this - ee -------- i ------------------------------------ Per, ( ? stor ) ondon, | morning e magistrate was ) "SENATUS )OPUI Us U "ip M " . Ont., did not see the stationary that although an imterpreteyp vas| OD r LUD L RO ANUS gor in the darkness until it was present, Miss Ponomareva had not| too late. turned 'up. Recalling City's Ancient Glories, LATE NEWS FLASHES Romans Rebuilding Colosseum i > un Tv KRAKOW. Poland (Reuters)--Wladyslaw Mazukiewicz, dub- | of Arnold, 68. FT lice at § fary's he ha % n Kingston ROMI \ e J | tear {OME i ( ear and ar on nen onstaniine declared 'n S anciet Arch of Con no th intiquitie of Rome The Christia An official said 5 - considered good for 2 wunding of traffic is worse than "The arch should be good f x é good for! ' 000 Vears no ; th 0 ' of wenlhe . : Two-thirds of the Colosser i 1 th f weather, wars ana another 1,000 years n Sen century repair iol or NC Internal metal elon vill has disappeared over the cen L S : fi | P ntyry. repal na Gs why the touticonturyibe aerval metal skeleton wilirurigs.' after damage by vgntiing acrosse Semi-final Postponed irandes of Rome i A 1 of onstantin rob the . « 3 pr "and earthquakes and scavengiz apy . nm ents bea 3 : Insantine, one; ( he| Antoninus, standing near the cen- og 40d \ aces - and) PETERBOROUGH (CP)----The fifth game in a best-of-five mer waced piece vib re ed triumphal arches tre of Rome in the Piazz tones to 'build palaces and| ) : i piece for rebuilding rationiin th orld as put in splints. Colonna : ; 22a churches. The plan now Js to Eastern Canada senior lacrosse semi-final, scheduled here to- 1 é restore the Colosseum completely. | night between St. Cat ines and. Peterborough, has been can- that mq rougl T ] at ma red through oo The column, with it piralled + . { ranite in a year-|decorations, is built of a number omans mind well a saying of celled 'because. of we unds, it was announced today. wl metal brateslof cireular, hollow marble block eventh-century pilgrim ot Smovinus erected oy tne &m- bolted ir : _ 'stacked on top of one another like "While . stands the Colossenn 15 Dead Or Missing arcus, ius in. the se serve 'appearances, the empty barrels, The shel 29! Rome shall stand. ; y ond century to commemora's hs't wgged with bits of 1 i thic Hy : ie-she is 19 pings Sian the Colassenm VANCOUVER (CP) -- The pilot and second officer survived RUSS HAVE ONE OF FEW SQUARE RIGGERS AFLOAT victories in battle granite FoR commemorates: R z i \ : E arcs rate tepairs on the Colosseum be- Rome shall fall the crash of a Canadian Pacific Airliner in Alaska Wednesday n" : : toi "a 5 hs 7 ' oh " pe . . The glories of sail are vividly | "Ivan Mesyatsev" ic . an gi mont! Ago. Io ro And when Rome falls, with it} night in which 15 persons are dead or missing, a CPA spokes | portrayed in this photo of the few' fully rigged Sonora ot he Pictire wasinade ag the Square. stones shaken lose by traf. 'shall fall. the world." man said today. Rae n training brigantine | ships 'left in the 'world: todav tigger mgved down the Barents fic A main traffic artery sur- bed the Polish "Don Juan," was sentenced to death here today rounds the structure for murdering four men and two women, Workmen nw in bra d blo of Modern times, wh bre ! 1 the vibrations of , heavy traffic,' tory over Maxentius