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RA 3-3474 ; 85--NO. 228 LY TIMES-GAZ pining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronicle OSHAWA-WHITBY, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1956 THE D Authorized ay As Second Closs Mell TWENTY PAGES TE ID CURFEW IN NICOSIA 4 Britons Are Slain NICOSIA (Reuters)--A ghostly | priot campal n for union of the quiet settled today over the Greek | island wit reece. section of Nicosia, broken only by| Since the execution last Friday > J British police loudspeaker trucks of three Greek-Cypriot youths, A warning residents to keep off the nine Britons have been killed and "sw, | streets. a score of others wounded. ; 4 A rigid curfew was slapped on; In the northern town of Kyrenia, "8 eo Nicosia's Greek section Friday all Greek-owned places of amus- night following 24 hours of anti- ment and entertainment were or- British terrorism in which four | dered closed today until further Britons, including a woman, were notice. Two of the British victims killed. | --the woman and a soldier--were British troops and tracker dogs|killed in an ambush Friday night scoured the twisting mountain near there. roads in northern Cyprus today Two British soldiers were shot in an all out follow-up operation down in Nicosia's main shopping after the bloodiest day in the centre. Friday morning, and an- worst week of rebel violence since other soldier died from wounds terrorism began in the Greek Cy-|received in Larnaca Sunday. 1 Seriously 3-Way Crash | Two men and a youth are in| Oshawa General Hospital with in-| juries received in a three-vehicle crash, north of the Oshawa city | limits, about 8:30 a.m. today. The condition of one of the iniured|? is said to be "only 'air'. i Injured are: George Dowson, 16, of Port Perry, suffering a fractured left leg and facial abrasions. Hospital| officials list his condition as fair. Harold. Marks, 29, of Port Per- ry, suffering a fractured right knee and scalp lacerations. His condition is said to be good. John Mazurkiewich, 44, of 1008 ! "8 % % | #1 % he) 5 Pd here. ep Dag Wants Suez Freedom Given To Israeli Ships UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)--| The council will debate a Brit- lng, In Collision of turning the clock back one [ing Time came into efeet last PICKERING, (Times-Garette, hour tonight because Daylight Anti 2 and an persons Bye cially those travelli Savine Time ends at 12.01 a.m. | take heed that it foe, Eid | Sunday morning. Daylight Sav- this year. The babies are the | : bruised right shoulder. His condi i wd | tion is good. | WOMAN BITES MAN Police reported that Marks, gog.catcher took her five-month with Dowson as his passenger,| iq' heagle pup, Mrs, Margaret awa. Their car apparently went . out of control on a small curve dhe Jopeaicher Jasgeviied the west ditch. It came back on the road again police. northbound car driven by Mazur- skjold says the present tense Pal- July 26 nationalization of the ea- Kiewich. who was on his way to September Output estine situation could be improved oY ard subsequent refusal tout ® in SR . gation for Israeli ships" in the it Following Mazurkiewich w [ Suez Canal. caused a situation likely t6 en- bread truck, driven by Joseph] WINDSOR (CP) Canadian : i ; "that conditions also could be im- Perey, He was umshle to stop be- automotive manufacturers pro proved by strict compliance with( TAKE UP OA te al trucks inchange-over riddled Sep- t i between The two cars were extensively tember for ihc lowest monthly Hoke ot her Arab neighbors. Britain, France and unspecified damaged and the bread truck suf- counts of 1956 but a strong re- Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and | other countries over the canal is- front. i | Wards Automotive Reports said| The secretary - general made In London, 15 of the 18 coun- Constables Ross MacMartin and Friday improved car output. was|these observations in a report to|tries which have backed a plan tachment of the OPP, investi poration began building new mod: lished Friday shortly before a sec-| waterway indicated that they will els and Ford Motor Company and ond council meeting was sched-| join formally next week in launch- strengthen their 1957 series yield. question. tion. {Staff Reporter -- A rear end col- |lision on No. 2 Highway at the Tr age to two cars at 2.50 am.| ; seen Lin St, Laurent lells ress L] External Affairs Minister Pear-- ments wa Cedar street, Oshawa, with aly DRIVING SOUTH When a Los Angeles, Calif. was driving south to work in Osh-| coe, "hit 'the dog-catcher. So south of Columbus, and ran into kept the dog and called the and crashed head-on into a Secretary-General Dag Hammar- jsh.French complaint that Egypt's aa. as a Of Cars Down Dono Tesaeh ships" 1 go under international operation Donald Waldinsperger, 24, of Port| The United Nations chief adds danger peace. Mazurkiewic oo the rear of the diced some 745) cats and S900 the cae fie, aiements he), ian complaint that actions of fored about $150 damage to the bound is expected in October. |gyria, sue are a menace to peace. Ross Allman, of the Whitby De-|noted this week as Chrysler Cor-|the Security Council. It was pub- for international control of the American Motors continued to|uled for next Friday on the Suez ing the Suez Canal Users Associa- A IT " rabs Are "Sqawkers Old Post Inn, caused $1,000 dam- ' llives at the Old Post Inn was |son that British troop move |slowing down when a ear driven !by Clare Crumb, 56 Tudor aven-| aupawa (CP)--Shi | 3 Shipment of 24] Israel represented a change in |ue, Ajax, plowed Into his Tear. |eono4ian Sabre jets to Israel willl Canada's attitude. ; Re ged with! aot icrease tension in the Middle! «1 don't think there was" Mr. to the Middle East are not in pre. Hy sunset the current balance st, Laurent said. paration for "'warlike activities. | Prime Minister St. Lau? Gl x gayernment's. action would | The yrodps had DO meas Friday. i- ZR ay. Middle East which has aris ar- homes, articles. | Father Bechanl is seeking in- formation on Venerable Kateri ke in Ontario bush, 40 miles north of here, was sold Friday. A total of 483 residential lots plus church, commercial and multi-dwelling sites were sold by! the Elliot Lake Improvement Dis- triet for $341,685 Officials said they could have sold . another 155 lots. They fore- --- -- ---- « 'y civil service had to be careful of the persons it hired. Staples, 30, had not been a aitor and did not 5 ad been no comp igh prices of individual e Canadian dollar was at emium and the flow of foreig estments into Canada was HEY FELLAS! DONT Fi en ee LLAS! DON'T FORGET TO TURN THAT CLOCK BACK Shriers hav : e a word for the | i i TO Th 3 : and Mrs. Gordon Birney of | hour early, Railway and bus Eo ey are trying to im- weal} <0, er RR 3, Oshawa. Kenny is left | lines will introduce fall and Some W importance and Gordie right. So don't | winter schedu'es tomorrow. | & blame them tomorrow morn- --Times-Gazette photo. £3 Sought meas He # - . a % rand) 3% 3 e B - 4 = )y Links; : 1 aor ' Iree-inc eaaqiines 'ent!inui f vint!SP, i e [ PicKE RING + ( i { aur Staff Reporter) ~ i fin em | Shockin To St. Laurent. 2 | gers are in hospityl following | prin he ares 10 - & he "TAWA (CP) -- Prime Min. . pr? oya d.. Pi Burns Says at other. counthies--he. dig" mot Tom the Suez Canal issue. out: REDUCES IY Bro ad Ls € y : i , oval road.. Pickgring. name them---are supplying Israel 1 Jona' diplomat Gennadi Popov OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis tion with Hon, George Drew, con newspapers described the 'off-| 15. "Port. Unie Ter mies. ben: IsT@ EIA B t Ig maiaialn a balance REE? rien They waTiad the not know Whether Mr. Peatson Son D pion 8 ' i y - of power betw ? . an 0 | i omi ) Onde Yo set w. wy hubivodidpline © i oben Re bri) Iepoited Ey She news. lopmation was obtained. : ering, head injuri i] t Hock 15 es i ™ Ne ne get all the arma they could po Rl af og Ba Mr ue a. name the sources oftheir infor: paper to have offered the former| Throughout the % : : les. Perl Hock- X i 0 c a's UN at he indicated at a press con- mation in news stories. , Progressive Conservative leader Ey ae JOuLIpHg Press) ins, 16; West Hi, 'th Toronto [y Jordan Wa Be the. Sues erie eaters | ael._tol,_ getting auything' {rom { mce Friday he wished the At his first press conference inja Senate seat. Mr. St. Laurent peatedly but good-naturedly chas- Seneral Sohal fucial ldcera- I | #hat inning i a ested anybody." ee el f to Maj r : , will require plastic sur-| JERUSALEM ( | vi BT £ 1 affai reference to Maj.- rese mot become public. He would some 40 news § Ee : Be M (AP)---Israel has|8ion has not arisen out of the long-| (AR external affairs department Gen. E. L. M. B rvisol spaper men that pressed the hope to Mr. Drew he said sought to probe "wh official said lier Fri UR tries cominnoon mu Le oc uc) 40 7 i y : E sough probe "what I cide Drive, fractur for said earlier Friday that of the UN true 3 llowps to protect James Stanley sometimes some portions of the that he would be available for am thinking. : : ard aT ued vit leg. | Israeli killed by Jordan troops ¥ Arab countries and. Israel They : ; uce commission in > press do exaggerate reports. some public appointment, includ-| Th » 18, of 46 Beatty f, year, I wi i i 4 4 «ples' name and to prevent the exagperale x : ; e prime minister said that ayenye Aj ar this year, Maj.-Gen. E. L. M. were two separate international Protest with the Canadian govern-ithat Gen, B: h He was "shocked"' by the three- ing the possibility of a senatorship. for his actions he is responsible ue Tax 7. Ww Burns of Canada said Friday issues ; ment against the plane ship- thing that Wort 18 pone ol ! . ; gg, age 17, West | « ma a a. ments) br Bo g + ODjec- J jowWn up into an international in- paper Thursday reporting his He would be ha h id pled )! Most of the Jordanians have HAS NOT BEEN CHANGED " tive and impartial. otz a oi not be surprised, he i PLL pi bis J all the Pas wn bday od fis itd Re Js responsible only Beatty Avene, drivers of the jike the one earlier thi k," nero. botwoen ARaD counicies by. Jordan that. decisions by Gen. NZ Twie would net | prised, Os ta ee er-------- FR, two cars involved were not in- tod is week," lernment's foreign policy in the i : be SUPE, De - Il Cha or. rs in-| the United Nations truce observer| Middle East has not been and Israel worsens the shipments| Burns have been biased in favor Pn popresented in Canada had: spy . . " To ing will be aid against panna, | Chief said in an interview. [by the decision to permit. Caned: Co 8 oon. ; } ly IC deo 0 1 ts nn 1 I a S On the other hand, Israeli air Ltd. of Montreal to sell up to; Ar. St. Laurent said the Suez; He had not appointed Gen. erating in this country. In any driveway at the Packmaster issue has created serious tension Burns, a UN appointee, and he * gle, Canada had a "pretty eff Tat own the pail Of eae have been largely "murders per- lin the Middle East and that he would not be the ome to dismiss 2 ; . . k ta | petra y individuals," B ion i i ec Ongtion, { S 11 od bound car driven by Wagg. » urns tion in the press that the decision war breaking out | ctaile/Popov, Russian Embassy sec- Once Inhabited By Iroquois ma wo | Damage to the cars amounts said to license the export of Sabres to' He had 1 assured Friday by] oon. Burs Would earry on in his slo-. sad secretary, was ordered out of i = : Be curred at 12 midnight. ter M¢et milita ots , te Mes miliary, secrets st o Slagler chaeoiogiss reporied Friday they : 'nf "ylerk, He left Aug. 12. Staples was have discovered the remains of a _ New Cit ~--ired June 29 after 'a civil service! five-acre palisaded village, be-Tekakwitha a holy Indian CER aLD aH Waite Y bit ; £ A W 2 5, n Press Sta ter foubtful security risk. Iroquois Indians during buted, by maiden, i The Roman Catholi} ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) -- The Mr. St. Laurent, facing some 40| 17th century, at nearby Caughna- Church . is tring her life 10 comparatively drab gras s roots S anne : aspspaper men i his first press/waga a saint of thefhurch cial electi ked . Ii conference in months, sai / 3 ills {9 ; ists sai ,|cial election perked up and showed i] bere was no appeal from a duos, orsior of Se alle archt logists Sd they Some sparkle Friday night 2 ita At Elliot Lake anel's decision and he would not! University of Western Ontario, becase the §. Lawrence seaway iE PI oie, ive Con 4 J h 3 : iy "IL | a ism" in the government as urch, its rectory: an Indian around th ___ St. John's candidates lambaste the i shhor charged in a newspaper editorial. Liberal government. Liberals re-| : aliated by sending a lon, tor- | Eb yhis "blacklisted" from the civil serv- BEST JOB IN CANADA / ugh the street » t ice because of his association with with blaring horns hw Lo Poor. Mr. i pent seid Sta. S Across the province the candi- | Wi. ples was no ackliste: ut the t L tT dates continued their concentra- Laurent ie EWSINEIN 'ion or handshaking. door knock. have access to secret documents but he had been a "little too in- the Russians. ' ; 3 J § . OTTAWA (CP)--Prime Minis-|po®t indications that Hon _-- Doe Sci oil ter St. Laurent indicated Fridayp/ew might go to the Senate. Mr. on Parliament Hill, was arran <q he will shortly announce newDre: resigned last week as i , Bed gonate appointments to fill 2 jeader of the Progressive Consery- perhaps with 'an eye on the gen- Questioned at a news cog'r-/ing, replied: "It so happens that eral election which. he intimated; SnC® about appointment: forshelit is not Liberal senators who growing number of vacancif if make appointments to the Sen. Cans' use, forel, i51i aie" hls ug wpe 0 with 8 prime miner whatsoever." Living costs) the prime minister seid He reiterated that it would be is AR Were not rising "nearly "Ves, there wid hay to sad if Mr, Drew's ability was lost " be some (appoipdnents) nade. 'to the service of his country. ints t A , ; laints of Lhe and that is fpf many. Drew and I'm going to do it (try al At anothe point, one pporter to gve him a chance to continue he Aad been talkin to a puble service) no matter what "1.ibetC Senator' who Jsd in-jany Liberal senator has' to say i esse husky young twin six-months-old twine of Mr. | ing if you arrive at church one aay Cat: nd by Pickering 4 " Isp ered face cuts in the accident. -- accident on No. 2 Highway! that St. Laurent says expelled Royal FO er ree a Murnoy| Mr. St. Laurent said there has | ter St. Laurent said Friday he valescing in a Toronto hospital. |cial' sources. fr v -13 K A # from whom the in-|iel Briggs, Riverside d#ive, Pick- the Israelis. Iron Curtain countries "with Is : Pearson will head Canada's UN oudy of the Popov-Staples affair 14 months, Mr. St. Laurent told {later told reporters he had ex-/tised reporters whose questions gary Ed I gery. Edgar Le Blane, 15, River- killed four Jordanians for every Standing conflict between the Leb has lodged fi Lebanon has lodged a formal Israel, he said he has never heard in 'sibility of the affair being ine i y s SOURCES N. ; eing inch headlines in a Toronto news- LIKES SOURCES NAMED to the people of Canada but for Hill and James W. P ay t I A eppard, 46 heen killed in retaliatory raids| Mr. St. Laurent said the gov , AL Ws § '- tension between Arab countries by Jordan that decisions b; S . y Gen. tems, though not necessaril Poli ce sald he drove out of the r deaths at the hands of Jordanians|24 Sabres to Israel. There had been some sugges- hopes it will be settled without him. If he had anything to say {to over $1,000. The accident oc-| ' - alanada July 12 for attempting to. MONTREAL (CP Two together with seme 800 Like Hitler T ecurity panel decided he was a lieved to have been inha . ; he i ho | decide whetheyshe will be named campaign for Tuesday's provin- recommend - that Parliament set' said their search has turned up the is being biflt through the area gervatives mustered ve Co BLIND RIVER, Ont. (CP)-- $ ; : n ar-| Bor Staples has said he has been cade snaking through the streets He'll Name New Senat discreet" in his association with e d e ena ors mainly to air the Popov - Staples |... coo of the 17 vacancies/) aives because of ill health. may be held in June next year. fo cor four senatorsiavé ate." (This prerogative rests: sol- fast" as elsewhere and there. o are 17 vpeancies thee now "l meant what I said about Mr. dicag that he wasn't top happy'abou it," he said heatedly Iti i f i w---- 'It is a pretty good indication, said, "that to the peoples"in » our country the paffeen." A, LaFleche Seeks Divorce : country look rrofiopservative | ¥ TOM ™ sacs Suzame Cloutier e Progressive. "jeader but y was without 2.0 the Lib-| rpaw A 8 Ante Cloutier 18 Ak oS A igtice in Friday's Canada Z Fra efté 'says Dr. LaFleche, 33- il would no lec 4 ery r fins TFleche Siva 7% Canadiagy on m of Maj-Gen. L. R in the Juection of au € date, going to have an elec py ner oud son of 4 1 1 ormer dip. apply to.the next 'arliament for a ee OUrse regardless © # tyites Cloutier on ale I iin due C - Conserv ate ivoree of Hgressive J Jon | e NW Prog | 8rounds ot 2 te about selecting 2 ljournalist and typesetter, emptied|president-desiguate. ing find sal] meetings in com- munity halls. Liberals are predict-| 5 ing 'thunderous' majorities |p ember, i038 hist | more' than 30 of the 36 seats at dates hack to the turn of ory! Jake. Plugressive Conservatives |tyry and which became wall pr Bic the Liberals will 'get the known through its uranium boom £ p e f their lives. of the last three years, has a pop- ; n t e St. John : rally, only one ylation of 3,200 j lof its kin y either party this| The new cit , will i jcampaizn, 5 3: Browne, candi-| for the Ei e for St. John's South, said|district. At present iv-| for ; E ¢ sent man - Premier Smallwood's government ing in AR or AaNy pe hv. was the "most unjust" and the |hoarding-houses while their fam- most incompetent" government ilies live far away because of lack Newfoundland had ever had of accommodation cast a city of 20.000 will be there! Assassin's Bullets Prove Fatal To President Of Nicaragua PANAMA (AP) President a revolver at the 60-year-old pres- Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua ident. Somoza"s guards killd him died today of an assassin's bullet 0d the spot, wounds, Somoza underwent four opera- Somoza was brought to a Canal ODS by a team of doctors sent | Zone hospital for treatment after DY President Eisenhower. They he was shot four times last Fri-{¢moved bullets from his thigh day night at Leon, Nicaragua, and Shife in! operated on two He. was shot 'dow |wounds in his forearm and upper and de Sh dow no 2 party arm. One bullet was left buried in |side his capital of Managua, as his, right shoulder, |ne'was preparing. to seek another] Somoza's son, Luis, 34, was | six-year term as president. named acting president Friday | A 4 night by Nicaragua's congress. Per: assas Rioberto Lopez He had heen running the country rez, a 27-year-old Nicaraguan since the shooting as first vice: | sin ! CAR ENDS UP AS TANGLED HEAPS OF METAL This tangled heap of metal is | Whitby Townshi i 2 a ; ! ship, was driver of | fenc r i 21 that renained 3 a bang ihe shove yelicle. He was Eq ites. times j afterous, Drjver-of F - | taken to the Western Hospils y . ¥ St ai was Jisiop with a truck. a fence 2nd in Toronto with i apiial free. Dus doo of the car lopped a Rubert Sielend,. Maple tree. Robert Charles | ies. The Thomas ¢ u anch from the tree 20 feet | Claremont," who was uninj 2 apie. thee 2 aries =omas car struck the | above the ground. Th ef omas, 19, oncession 9, | rear of a truck, flattened a | dent occurred early yesterday | ig ~Times-Gazetle ;