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~~ BgYPlian Army Pitifully Weak Serve PEEK FREAN'S SHORTCAKE When you Entertain al Christmas & New Year's Finest creamery butter gives Peek Frean's SHORTCAKE a rich satisfying P flavour which makes it a tangles of corn in the Nile delta favourite with old and young. and the brown. streetless mud vil- Serve it with a cup of tea/lages. Suddenty as the delta was i | left behind, the undulating dese or coffee, with a glass of began, stretching away to the end ginger ale. Have a "ii good supply on you? qnougn it is winter here, the pantry shelf. wind blew hot across the airport. In the terminal. the Egyptian au- | thorities were courteous and ef- |ficient. The two men checking {passports were both army of- By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer CAIRO "CP' -- The KLM air- liner out of Rome dropped down to 300 feet just before it crossed the Egyptian coast so that it could be easily identified from the ground on the run into Cairo air- ort. Below were the fresh green rec- | ficers, | The downtown bus was dusty. |1n8 10 Keep LnEypuans mm a was like mood. Tanks go clanking {through the streets at odd hours. Or trucks filled with soldiers honk their way along the crowded thoroughfares. But the Egyptians as a whol\ appear entirely unmilitary. fact, they look as if they couldn't less, as if they have no heart | care in mind outside and in. Flies Sysrmed in 4 . ECONOMY |BACKWARD Ni drowsily in the heat. Most of the plane passengers were happy and | talkative. and they were home. Around the airport brick fence, went he hus. Bt a Rood <li. On | the military side of the field were | : the wrecks of aircraft destroyed | iryside they live no better than-- on the ground by British planes, and often with--their animals. The Egyptians now claim these Thus it is not surprising that were dummies which fooled the the Egyptian army was never able RAF completely. to put $ use 'arge stocks of Rus- pi i si ilitary equipment in the six- Cairo seemed to be trying to Sian miitary €d ! : give the appearance of a city day war with Israel. Egyptian sol armed to the hilt and prepared to fight to the last man. But the arm posts at main intersections were small and the equipment seemed meagre. In one of the main squares near the Nile was a single good shops, the Egyptians gener- ity of the machinery. The propaganda mill works tirelessly and it is possible that the Egyptian authorities delude themselves into believing Gy "own propaganda. They issue the Tusty Second World War anti-air-| oct fantastic stories to explain eral gun. away the army's route in the Si- Premier Nasser seems to be try- pai peninsula. ~~ | At the moment, it is almost im- &+ possible to predict developments \A '8 OZ. PACKET 25¢ MADE ' BY 2 9 " WoknsofJonswB 1S CUTTS} BAS TNO SN NZ NZ 3 4 3 +% Give PEEK FREAN'S Colourful Presentation Tins 3 for Christmas Presents=--79¢ to $3.20 a A . v : 13 Shortcake takes on the holiday look when 2 : topped with candied fruit, candies or 3 §, coloured icing. 2 I % 5 3 9 9 2 3 3 @® Licensed O 3 SIMCOE ST. S. ¥* moliday iy FOR APPOINTMENT : PHONE RA 5-1843 Jhe Uogue Alin Egypt. Scme Westerners say 4 they think Nasser intends to re- {| sume border raids against Israel {to keep the Egyptians in a war- {like disposition and their eyes | averted from continuing economic ® | difficulties. ol If this occurs, the UN will be | put to another severe test because it is doubtful that the planned UN »| force of a few thousands could | hope to patrol the long desert bor- | der between Egypt and Isra I Saloni oa bd 2 REAFFIRMS CLAIM | WELLINGTON, N. Z. (Reuters) ps New Zealand has reaffirmed its $¢ claim to the giant, frozen Ross | Sea, which extends deep into An- ¥|tarctica. The claim was made by &| External Affairs Minister Thomas 2 McDonald, who was commenting SALON %|that many American scientists ¢|and explorers currendy conduct- a ling research in the area were RA 5-1843 2 "amused" that New Zealand X| should claim a territory few New Zealanders have ever visited. perators Only BEAUTY SESS | aaa FOOD IDEA for holiday hospitality Turn turkey into a next-day wonder! Turkey 'burgers--such a super way to serve left-overs. Broiled or sauteed turkey "burgers, sitting on a slice of cranberry jelly right inside a burger bun! Make "em as you would a meat-loaf--with beaten egg, breadcrumbs, seasoning. Then shape into generous patties. Know how the zest of Coke peps up a hamburger? Well, just wait "till you try that great taste with turkey! In| i for war, if that is what Nasser has | Though Cairo itself is a fairly |} They were Egyptians modern city with tall buildings, (§ well paved boulevards and some | ally have not progressed beyond |: the age of the wheel In the coun- diers were baffled by the complex- 4 | plot thwarted by the FBI THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE . VOL. 85--NO. 295 OSHAWA-WHITBY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1956 SE ee] . re sepee-- SECOND SECTION Saskatchewan Enjoys Biggest Oil Year Yet By DON HANRIGHT | the Success gas field in the south- activity will n Canadian Press Staff Writer west--a $2,500,000 undertaking by 1957. Plans de ough REGINA (CP)--A rash of pipe-'the crown -owned Saskatchewan made for another pipeline to cut. line construction oa He 8 prairie Power Corporation. 4 |entirely across Saskatchewan. south of Regina has helped {0 NEw INCENTIVE Instead of or ofl,' : 8 hes 1 -- of natural gas or oil, Hite 1% Saskatchewav's bige All this construction has pro. the pro osed line would cal New transmission facilities have vided a new incentive for oil ex- lowa Dvdracabions irom . spurred the oil search to a rec. ploration and production in a berta's "wet" fields to the Lake- ord level. They have provided Province which for years {ean o o 0000. wold wet tnarket access for increased oil tried to achieve some balance to close to $60,000,000. *| production which this year will 8 top - heavy economy which has| Canadian Hydrocarbons, Ltd... reach 18,000,000 barrels, nearly fluctuated with the wheat farm- of Winnipeg proposes to build the: "| double Saskatchewan's 1955 out- ers luck. |entire line to the Lakehead where! : Most of the immediate benetits tankers would take the petroleum: have been to the contractors' products into Ontario. Superior crews, given steady jobs in an off-| opane, Ltd., of Toronto wants peak employment "season. But|to build the Winnipeg-Lakehead/ farmers and ranchers along the link for $15,000,000. pipeline routes have had their Both companies soon will m share in the de t, too. bmissi requesting pergfy, © The construction firms have from the Alberta Petroleum *did- been'paying $45 an acre for pipe- Natural Gas Conservation Board" line right-of-way which usually is|and the Board of Transport Com- 66 eet wide. at works out to missioners at Ottawa. ) approximately a mile, and Westspur plans to extend its | some Saskatchewan farms are hid ATL deeper into the 000 development to deliver Al-|more than five miles long on one Eastend area, and Trans-Prairie berta's natural gas to roughly a side. They also have made gener- will spend another $116,000 1ext {ous compensation for crop losses. year to expand its project. Railway companies have ship- Meanwhile, the Saskatchewan ped roughly 700 miles of b.g Power Corporation is pushing transmission pipe into the prov plans to stretch its line 50 miles' ince. Effect of the United States to Regina from Moose Jaw. And steel workers' strike on the ship- at the other end of its gas system ments was barely noticeable, for it will move 90 miles farther west only Trans - Canada crews were to tap the gas in the Hatton-Many caught shorthanded. Islands field on the Alberta-Sas- Present indications are that this katchewan border. . Ottawa Has Huge Building Nik Bove; dersloped spe F or Storing Old Records the current hotbed of west-| . | cu By JACK VAN DUSEN |easy to handl od the el yas |ern oil activity. | [easy to handle and can be car guoied he Sider Lok Jes] The Westspur line runs 106 | Canadian Press Staff Writer |ried for inspection in study; "believed to be Leavenworth," miles from new fields--such as OTTAWA (CP)--Tons of federal | rooms. v ois ar, | Alida, Nottingham, Midale--to a| records are being moved from | The 35-year-old graduate of the! The FBI learned of the scheme, point near Cromer, Man., where | basement and attic storage space | University of Alberta, a veteran the story adds, and since then it connects with the interprovin-| across Ottawa to a modern, spe- |of the Second World War, has' members of the family have been cial system. Using this channel, cially designed building in the been with the public archives. "under surveillance and protec-| Producers have been able to in- capital's west end. since 1950. He studied in Wash- tion + crease their output which pre=| There a young Albertan and his ington and toured various Cana Richard Auerbach, special agent Viously was retarded by slower staff are sorting the records, tab- [dian government departments be- in charge of the Seattle office of truck deliveries to rail points. | ulating them and placing the use- [fore taking over the records cen pA put. Five different pipelines have been involved in work this year) |and the total expenditure in this province alone has been estimated at $80,000,000. The first snowfall saw 2,500 men and their machines still working in the area. BIGGEST PROJECT i The greatest of the five projects is the western leg of the massive Trans - Canada natural gas pipe- line, the first step in a $378,000,- SUCCESSFUL Last Matador to be fired in tests at a Florida air base, it rests on its launching platform before being sent on its 600-mph flight, A guided, ground-to- | ground missile, the Matador proved its worth in the tests and now becomes "regulation"', for U.S. guided missile squad- rons. | third of Canada's population. Yet here in Saskatchewan, where all gas transmission and | distribution is handled by a gov- | ernment agency, the other four | transmission lines actually have | created keener local interest. Kidnap Attemp Said Made ¥ Three of the gg On Young Beck | ne il Toman i Be the inter- provincial pipeline laid across the SEATTKE (AP)--The Post-In-| prairie in 1950. The other is a telligencer, in a copyrighted story, natural gas project. . says Dave Beck Jr., 35 year-old] One of the three pipelines is the son of the president of the Inter- $6,000,000 line 'built by Westspur national Teamsters Union, was Pipe Line Co., an oil - gathering the intended victim of a kidnap! firm owned by 13 companies The scheme to kidnap Beck, the Van paper says in a story which Wan as the FBI, declined to comment on 60-MILE EXTENSION ful ones for posterity in spacious tre the story. The younger Beck was {out of town. but equally vital extension of the . South Saskatchewan Pipe Line safe and easily accessible home government Company's main pipeline into the for the first time in the new rec- fireproof storage rooms. The second line is a smaller The public archives are in a outhwest corner of the province. ords centre opened last April! Built at a cost of $3,000,000, it Since then director Abe Willms tretches 80 miles from the Can- and his staff of 16 have cleared As head of the centre, he is custodian of the records of all departments, crown agencies and corporations. REFERENCE SERVICE All dormant records--those not CHRIST'S BIRTH |° {taur field--starting point of the out 36,310 square feet of storage needed from day to day--will |s MOVED AROUND main pipeline into Regina--to the space throughout the city, and Although most of the world Dollard, Bone Creek, Gull Lake have moved thousands of musty now celebrates December 25 land North Premier fields. | files to the new centre. | as the birthday of Christ, every Still 'under construction is a; But some 500,000 square feet of month in the year has been $900,000, 90-mile line tapping the storage space around the city re- picked by various reputable |Weyburn-Halbrite fields just north mains to be cleared out, and this scholars as the correct time. |of Estevan. Again the target is 8 may take as long as two years. Egyptian theologians fixed the |junction with the interprovincial| EASY TO FIND date as May 20; others picked |System. th The basement of the new $1,000,- April 19 or 20; still others, The builders, Trans-Prairie Pipe 000 building is stacked with rec: January 6. Lines, Lid, expected to complete wd awaiting filing. |the line before the year-end, rec : But one thing evervone fis [ein deen frosts. Present plans| fumigated HIT i dusted, agreed upon is that, whenéver you've = need to fill, thay's are to expand the system with ex-| chamber, and then stored in cubic the correct time to order Classified Ad to fill it. And the | correct number is RA 3-3492 nually between 1957 and 1962. are placed on 20 miles of steel The fifth pipeline. spanning 120 shelves. Eventually the shelves miles, connects the cities of | will total 62 miles and there will Moose Jaw and Swift Current 10 bhe some 400,000 boxes. 'We picked the boxes and shelves over steel cabinets be- cause they save 50 per cent in space, let alone the savings in cost," Mr. Willms said in an inter- view. | "The boxes, specially treated | for fire resistance, weight about penditures of roughly $150,000 an-/ foot cardboard boxes. The boxes | kept in the building. The centre will provide a ref: erence service--loan files back to their owners when necessary; pro- vide information from the files; and provide study rooms where administrators can go through the records of their departments. A telephone call to the centre will produce information from - ards dating back to the in of minutes. tight thas had 600 requests for informa- tion in the short time it has been open. There are 35 huge file rooms, totalling about four acres. Every provision has been made against tire except that there is no sprink- ler system. 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