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TIMES.GAZETTE NUMBERS Classified Advertising .. RA 3-3492 ... RA 83-8474 HE DA ILY TIMES.GAZETT Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and WEATHER REPORT ' Clearing tonight. Sunny and cook Friday, Ground frost tonight. OSHAWA-WHITBY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1957 Price Not Over 8 Cents Por Copy THIRTY-FOUR PAGES Braves' Defence Tight] In Early Series Innings NEW YORK (AP)--It was Lew rdette for Milwaukee and Don rsen for New York today as the Braves and Yankees met in the: seventh and final game of the 1957 world series, Burdette already had beaten them 4-2 in the second game and 10 in the fifth. This was Larsen's first start although he gained credit for the 12:3 victory in the third game last Saturday when he hurled five hit, two-run ball in 7 1-3 in- nings of relief. A crowd of 65,000 was on hand in perfect baseball weather. Starting Lineup: Milwaukee: Hazle rf, an ss; Mathews 3b, Aaron cf, Coving- If, Torre 1b Mantilla 2b, randart ¢, Burdette p. ht, the Yankees twice, He defeated and Bauver was trapped betw: ver third base just inside the foul line, marked the 14th straight series game in which Bauer has hit safely, a record, Warren Spahn started warming up in the Braves bull pen, Slaughter hit back to Burdette n | second and third. In the Baits Bauer managed to scramble back to second safely but slaughter, who had advanced to second, was tagged out by Logan, | Mantle tapped back to the box and was out, as Bauer held sec- |ond. Berra was given an inten- {tional pass, the first walk of this |kind in the series. McDougald raised a popup to Mathews. | No runs, one hit, no errors, two left, SECOND INNING k Aaron led ol New York: Bauer rf, SI if, Mantle cf, Berra c, M au 5s. Kubek 3b, Coleman Colling 1b Larsen p. . Umpires Bill McKinely (American) plate; Augie Dona- telli (National) first base; Joe Paparella (American) second 2b, pr| Mil 2 eDoug- left. Covington dropped a neat|. | sacrifice bunt and was out, Torre |walked on four pitches. Tom Sturdivant began warming up in| he Yankee bullpen, ! Mantilla flied deep to Staugh-| ter, Aaron racing to third after the catch with Torre remaining JAIL OSHAWA M through the hole beiween short and. third for a single. Logan hit a sharp grounder to Kubek, whose throw to second filed Coleman off Snaps 'Moon OTTAWA (CP)--Russia's earth atellite has been photographed Canada and New Zealand, bul ithe negatives are showing | slightly different exposures of the |man-made moon, v2.8! Arthur Griffin, astrophysicist ass at the Dominion Observatory, Newbrook, Alta., reported he pho- |tographed the object early Wed- nesday "more by accident than anything else." His photos of the satellite, streaking low on the horizon, showed a hairline one-quarter inch long. A photograph taken in Auck- land on a one-minute time expo- * |sure, showed a jerky streak--as if the satellite was bobbing up the bag. azle was safe, Coleman's relay to first was too late to get Logan. An error was charged to Kubek, Mathews doubled over Collins' head, scoring Hazle and Logan, hat was al! for Larsen. Bobby Shan Coty Looks For New Premier ) PARIS (AP) -- President Rene Coty today resumed his search for a new French premier after | | "DON LARSEN Psy | First | Photo ported they had tracked down the satellite in space, They disclosed for time it was losing altitude at 2 rate of three miles a day, its speed was increasing and it| passed over the same spot once| every 24 hours after 15 interven-| ing revolutions. They also were the first to con-| firm Russian-announced informa. tion that ihc satellite revolved around the earth at a 65-degree angle to the equator in an ellip- tical path, | Dr. Beslz said the location of] the Newbrook observatory is ideal for photographing the ob-| ject because scientists there can| capture the satellite at its turn. I down slightly. Eye-witnesses| {in Auckland said the satellite ap-| peared to waver slightly, Rene Pleven abandoned his at. tempt to end the 10-day cabinet crisis by forming a government. Sources close to the president ing point at the northernmost part of its orbit. At Newbrook, Mr. Griffin said he hoped to get more photo- the first] REV, DARREN L. MICHAEL BANK FRAUD CA 18-Month Term ForF.G. Zakarow EDMONTON (Special)--Fred George Zaka~ row, of 670 Edith street, Oshawa, was given an 18. month jail term and a $500 fine Wednesday for his - part in a conspiracy in connection with an alleged : plot to defraud banks in Edmonton of an estima' ted $70,000. : i David Liederman, alias Pascal, with a previ. ous conviction for conspiracy, was given a $1,000 fine and a two-year penitentiary term for his part in the conspiracy. His home address is Toronto.. Zakarow had no previous eonvictions. The men were convicted in Alberta Supreme Court. . During the seven-day, trial, De-| 'ectives John Reid, David Mecln- osh, Robert Robertson and Ken- 1eth VanMeer told of shadowing the two men for 25 days here in September, 1956. | | ! 4 £ Mr. Justice Cairns said he. lieved the plan was to gain confidence of Edmonton then to deposit worthless to improve the appearance of | |SPECIAL CAMERA READY accounts, and to cash "ci 1 cheques before the earlier depos its were found worthless. 3 He termed Liederman and Zak- arow "the executive directors, 'of the scheme." Defence counsel Neil D. lean contended the case sh have been tried in Ontario, since evidence stated the alleged --the "agreement" there, y Liederman was ordered im prisoned three years if he Yo faults on the $1,000 fine, and alow two years if he defaults en ne. of Oshawa Wednesday present- ed a brief on behalf of 'the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Canada asking for legisla- tion guaranteeing an individual the right to abstain from union membership on genuine relig- jous grounds, The brief was presented Wednesday in To- ronto to the Ontario legis. lature's select committee on labor relations. (Please turn to story on page 25.) Pilkey Raps Labor Brief A plea by an Oshawa clergy: man that a workman should be bstai wl He was commenting on " if pécucnied by the Rey. Michael Were the an. P2ne ual descent| Darren, of the yenth-Day | nu arms debate pended. oh|ventist Church in Canada, fo. the endorse- provincial ~ government's * select ment. of ; disarmament pro- committee on labor relations, |posals expanded to stress control The brief asked there be legis-|°f outer space missiles, lation to protect the individual} U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot from the union "closed shop" Lodge was to launch the debate policy. in the UN. General A bly's Pilkey said: "We do not want|chief political committee with in- any conscientious objectors to|troduction of a resolution em- union principles and it would not{Podying the West's proposals be tolerated. In any case, who is/Made at the recent London' nego- to tell whether his grounds for|tlations of the five-nation disarm. Base; paceko, Conlan {National}, first. Crandall rolled do Ku- tional) left field foul line: Nestor Pek, who tossed 10 Coleman, Chylak (American) right field ™"\' a one Ait. no errors.| The political crisis provoked by foul line. [two left, 3 {the patlameniiry defeat of Pre- FIRST INNING |" New York: Mathews made a/mier Maurice Bourges-Maunoury Milwaukee: Hazle looked at alspectacular grab of Kubek's|deepened iy faljire o Coty's strike fouled off the second pitch grounder and threw him out. He|second eho ce lo win enough sip and missed a curve for the third made another fine play, charging port in 8 | onal Aseibly. SEN, Eth Sent rig fot Qolemans slow hopper and oi en Mollet refused him out easily. making an off-balance | ' RE ae chied out on first. Collins went down swinging. [even to or bo, forts 3, Sit strikes, looking at three straight No runs," no hits, no errors, | after 48 hours of 8 Pp curves. none left [leaders co nvi ie td him they po rt his program. No runs, mo hits, no errors, THIRD INNING would not suppo! prog Bone left. Pleven, a member of the small | Milwaukee: Burdette fouled to) Democratic and Socialist Union | y ung at the Kubek in front of the Braves dug- of Resistance, BT a oeped 8 i inie OW, Hazle punched the first pitch'day night after n Probe Force To Be Used Wiinesses told of accounts being opened in 11 downtown banks with $200. cash deposits, of deposits and withdrawals during Pp , of for up to $1,000 late in September, and the "cancellation" of the al- leged plan vith the buming of other cheques on the river bank in Victoria Park. "The cement was the crime," Mr. Justice L. Y. Cairns, noted, adding subsequent actions corroborated evidence a plan was made in Toronto to defraud hanks here through worthless cheques bearing false certifications, said Coty had no likely candidate lin mind to head France's 24th | post-war government. In Cambridge, Mass., scientists 8raphs of the satellite today. He said a specially-designed tracking|used a conventional type camera camera will be used soon to pho-|in meteor research which has a tograph the satellite as it passes very fast but noi long-range lens. over the Los Angeles area. | "It (Ihe satellite) doesn't make They said that photographing a spectacular picture," he said so small an object at an altitude|"It looks like one of the stars in of 300 miles is like photographing|the background of the picture a golf ball at 60,000 feet. |but it has long streaks behind it The achievement of Mr. Grif. | because it is moving so fast. fin, at his post 70 miles northeast| Mr. Griffin; who Dr. Beals says of Edmonton. was believed to be is in his 30s, has been with the a first for Canada. federal observatory staff for sev-| Dr. Cs 8. Beals, ni s.|eral years. He is in charge of a {tronomer who Wednesday. night | Project of triangulation photogra- "announced Mr. Griffin's achieve.|Phy of meteors and aurora using| (ment, said it will enable scien. Cameras at Newbrook and Mea- |tists to locate precisely the satel- «» about 50 miles dis- [lite by its position in relation to Plan Burial Orono Pilot [i sist tine vs iF rp ORONO -- 'The body of Donald| Another Dominion observatory |DRB's telecommuni 26-year-old Orono pilot scientist here, Dr lan i Hail, | 4 said there is an outside 3 US. h the, Satellite LEW BURDETTE a Middle! yy d found w on ym A Ot. Tplane on a peninsula off the south|SCOréd by Defence ' hen the guns begin to fire, the . Board scientists who Ti rockets (missiles) con begin fly- shore of Tetu Lake in Northwest. ern Ontario near the Manitoba- During an interview with|in8 and. then it will be too lateiontario border. Reston of The Times,|!® about it. . , Turkey ' | Donald is the son of Mrs. C. would not last one day in case S. McLaren who operates a lum- Khrushchev charged that per and feed bufidess here, Nit cLaren flew to Kenora . {Dulles first instructed Loy W. nesiay with her other son, | Henderson, deputy undersecre- {tary of state, to incite Jordan ei Million-Mile Mark The deceased pilot resided here | LONDON (CP)--Russia's earth|the Smithsonian trip to the Middle East after left.| ll Of his life, and was taking satellite, now past the 2,000 ist officers took control of Syria's 3 two passengers on a hunting trip| mile mark jn its breakneck race 000 house, partly owned by|q,. ai Communist ' : party head-| armed forces last August, George Colonvakos, was razed.| o.oo "in Moscow, The final] Failing ie g Research| towards earth, It uesday re-'the material in it. Sputnik Passes 2 New York nadie is to establish the of explosion, and fire, took the life of George s, 45, of Toronto. The|James inquiry is being held in the coun- Khrushchev accused State Secre- efl chambers of City Hall {tary Dulles of inciting Turkey to The explosion, which sparked start a war in the Middle East a lengthy investigation by police by attacking Syria. The Com- d vy Fire Marshal's office, [munist party boss challenged the midnight, |U.8, Senate ch ow, Vals 82-na assembly pressure on other by endorsing is plan as's basis for fiture negotiations . is the disarmament su ¢ The R roposal wa tain to ool a Sa] way ote immediate suspension of nuclear arms tests, an idea also being pushed by India and Japan, to investigate his Astrophysical occurred just after Observatory at Cambridge, July 1. Windows were shattered | charges. in "adjoining "buildings, as the! mp. i\ierview took place Mon: for international inspection of ey morning the trailers rocket-launching sites as well as|will be transferred back to the airports. Khrushchev said rock-'highways. rifle Nine other bank employees | were ordered to drop to the floor {and a tenth, Archie McKay, 22, {teller, was directed to open the vault. POUNDING ON DOOR Witnesses said {he bandits were distracted by pounding on the bank's street door quickly after a brief in.a Cessna 180. They were on around the world, continued to Mass, said no new information objecting are genuine? ament subcommittee. | z Rust, ala 35-mile flight west from Kenora send out strong radio signals to-| had been received to define. more| 'Our unions are formed in al International control of long- . At the time of the explosion. portion was released by the So- rac Khruchches s Jordan andit, White Dog Lake. McLaren last|day, although with varying tones. | closely the satellite's orbit, which democratic manner, the most|range missiles and space Joie Railways Start didn't blow up in the house: Viet government for publication son turned pressure on Turkey to CST Monday. five miles short of (changed from their origin al/within 50 niles' accuracy tablished -- by the majority. |ern plan outlined in London. But| T)¢ . ly {attack Syria. Turkey is an ally his destination and said he had|"beep beep" to '"psst, psst." | Whippie said he is satisfied that! "Before a trade union is certi- (introduction of the im ad Piggyback Service Vine Tod of Minakakis was Reston reports that, in what|in NATO. [fuel for two hours flying There was some difference of ("all the visual observations to|1€0 & majority of employes must|which is sponsored by some 21 found in the house, hours after the satellite is maintaining its rocket, not the satellite itself.' |cation. By applying compulsory|after th hi th i i ket, s e itself. y apply C y|after the launching of the Soviet major railways announced the recognition. He was identified by POSSE SEEK p MEN rate of speed and its altitude.| Russian and Western scientists| Membership in the union we are sar satpllite to put more em-| beginning Wednesday of the couse y 1 0 asis on this point, Het : h in his pocket, Minakakis the man-made moon will stay the rocket that: propelled it into sion, which in our opinion, is the Pp Pa try's first piggyback service te Which was pelove do be 27 500 Re Tr Offered with this, one British Rb I oa ance Theluting about C1 SETA: Sv Soviet Communist party chief/{Ween Montreal and Toronto. empty at the time of the ex- ' WwW (@ | d sald "it's got lots of life yet."ithe rocket's nose cone also is| 'We cannot have free riders|Nikita Khrushchev said in an in-| Specially built 'flatcars wil plosion. The Russian satellite, first en| Whip who benefit from the higher|terview in Moscow this week that|carry the trailers of Quebec and dashing around the globe 'since ably reliable visual sightings" fought for by other workers, nor|armament proposals to provide|night between the two cities. The last Friday. It is travelling at|Wednesday indicated the rocket can we have our bargaining pow- BLIND RIVER, Ont. (CP)--Alinto an isolated cabin on a side| from Winnipeg and a civil de-|ing hack automatic radio signals satellite. in this way." By Breath Test posse of police and armed resi road about 10 miles north to get fence unit was called in from Sud-/as it goes. ----_-- | | ; | (CP)--Police here search for two men who killed floor indicated they -had tried to| munications, |satellite completed its 78th orbit HAMILTON first con-/@ bank manager in an attempted heat the food without lighting a| Many of the outside police were! around the earth about 3 a.m. vietion with a device for testing robbery. (fire. billeted by townspeople. [GMT today (11 p.m, EDT Wed the breath of drivers alleged to h | " inki from as far away as Sault Ste./two hunters told police they had . : . have been drinking Police maintained a check on Dr. Fred Whipple, director of 1 ' scharge Search of bushland between this| The seirch was pressed by an|all routes from Sault Ste, Marie Nn ogg ie ge a uranium mining town, 65 miles estimated 200 persons, urged onto Sudbury. BEAUTIFUL SUITE ! Vie Zwirewich testi. liot Lake, 22 miles north. 500--$25,000 by the Royal Bank of [OPP criminal investigation " poustuble a Re The hunt was concentrated on Canada and $2,500 by the Ontario/branch at Toronto moved in 4 UEEN 3 VISIT Holmes had consumed 12 ounces an area about 15 miles north be-|attorney-general's departmen!. |agsist Chief Constabla Stan Shim- -- a oes | It started shortly after the men highest award of this nature. Inling the search. Be Beet olga . A [paid up the Royal Bank of Can- (1651 $25,000 was olteted in al The two gunmen, one about 35| and her Roya! Consort Old Convict ada branch here at 9:10 am.lonto. for recapture of the Boyd ni ihe other a little younger. Pringe Philip will stay, dur- ; / : ng r ria) {ter Bridges, 50, a native of| Three private aircraft and athe lower parts of their faces and| Ottawa is given in a story on Strathclair, Man., and manager helicopter from the department|,...ciod 17.vear-old Brian Tim-| Page 24 of today's paper. ' here for 11 years. The pair did of lands and forests were in use. merman when he entered the nn e not get any money. Ontario Provincial Police ar- are also on the same page. : Police reported the men broke ranged to fly a bloodhound here, Bridges spotted the trio from y his office near the main entrance a |B and stepped out to investigate dala 16 i SEATTLE (AP)--An ex-convict the elder bandit who carried a 1 : £1 RE ENDORSES CAMPAIGN Accepts Ik curity of the state penitentiary ccep S e S didn't bounce To the People of Oshawa and District: Mervin L. Fowler, 36, did get will v ? as far as the city jail, bul even you heip rowlns : od and we are called upon to support the 17 organizations in Osh- WASHINGTON (AP)--The fi- Fowler, who has served prison awa and District that are so dependent on our doing our part so that they can carry on the very necessary work they have aid, Hender-|reported by radio at 3:20 p.m. One report said the signals had|Canadian scientists have figured [democratic way they can be es-|lites was mentioned in the there is definitely 'something today. opinion among scientists whether date were of the final stage S18" the card requesting certifi. (Western countries--was held up| TORONTO (CP)--Canada's two the explosion, burned beyond But broadcasts for Moscow said have said both the satellite and|Just enforcing the majority deci- the only occupant of the WILL AMEND haul truck trailers by flatcar bee F B ' Kill penetrate outer space, has been| Whipple said 'some reason-|Wages and working conditions| Russia also would amend its dis- Ontario trucking concerns overe . Man Convicted or anker 2] 111ers ! {about 18,000 miles an hour, send- now is travelling ahead of the er with the employers weakened dents today continued a grim food. A pile of match stubs on the|bury to provide better radio com- Moscow radio said the Soviet mm have registered their x In was t | A Some 50 to 60 police, called] The cabin was checked after CHECK ALL ROUTES nesday). William McKenna, 31, of Ham. Marie and Sudbury, lead the seen men moving about near it. $100. cast of Sault Ste, Marie, and Elin part by rewards totalling $27,-| Insp. James McDermott of the of alcohol: tween Granary and: Clear th be The figure may be Ontario's min of Blind River in conduct A description of the Royal > Prince Philip will stay dur- Wednesday and killed J. J. Wal- gang, also bank robbers. drew turtle . neck sweaters over Other stories and pictures bank with the mail, Back In Jail | dC n dl CHEST VICE-PRESIDENT Eyewitnesses said he was shot by has had tough luck. His cheques his stay there may be limited The Community Chest drive is getting under way again Apology undertaken nance minister of Ghana had tert breakfast with President Eisen- ang it hower today and received a pres- : consulta- iqential apology for a Delaware lon. staurant's refusal to serve him The killers ran towards the because of his color. arked car of Norman Solomon, "It makes up for. what hap lind River theatre Manager. ,oned " the Negio minister, K, E. and jumped in with Solomon's Gbedemah. said as he left the {four-yearold son, David, after white House : taking a shot at Solomon Gbedemah. talki ith repokt | The boy was pushed half out of tors a ef Wl Tepe the car and tumbled to the pave Dersol al anology from Eisen | ment. The car sped north toward how er: He 8 Miki was, on lake. : a little worried" over the snub | | ¢ illers were sald to be jn Dover, Del., Monday, {roughly dressed and may have| Gbedemah 'quoted Eisenho been bushmen Police said a car as Saving yi oo itt thier abandoned in front of the bank, iia' that all over the place us apparently the one. the bandits you don't know where they're arrived in, was stolen and con going to blow up or when." i tained food and camping equip He said he enjoyed the break- ment, indicating the men may|fast of bacon and eggs and it bave planned a long hideout in! . [aay Pla 1 I j makes up for all that bap terms since 1950 for larceny, sur: rendered at the state probation and parole office. He said he'd cashed a couple of bogus cheques and wanted to go to jail But Detective T. C. Jorgenson said he found Fowler had earned the money involved and his cheques were legitimate. Detec- tive Dave Hart said Fowler first came to police last July 24 and] admitted three old burglaries in| an attempt to be sent back to| the penitentiary at Walla Walls, | Wash Tough luck that time, too. The burglaries were so old that the statute of limitations had run out, Jordenson said Fowler admit. ted he made up today's story. Yeh, 1 want to go back to the walls' pretty bad," Fowler told a reporter. "It's too rough on the outside. A lot easier there. I am sure that we are all sold on the principle of the "United Appeal," and due to the rising costs and the expand- ed work of the agencies, we are asked to raise our sights, and to dig a little deeper into our pockets. This is not a pressure campaign, but if pressure exists and adjusts his giving habits accordingly. it Is from within the individual who recognizes his fair share I have no hesitation in endorsing the work of the partic pating organizations, 1 am very proud to be associated with the Red Feather Campaign and to give it my whole-hearted support. Sincerely, A MOUNTIE FINDS FAVOR WITH 4 YOUNG ADMIRERS the Cobourg the RCMP de- | The John Lochhead of tachment of children are, left to right Higgins, Oshawa: Margaret Cryderman, Bowmanville; Four young contestants at the annual Junior Police Games in | Bowmdnville take time out to fet the autograph of a real i mtie natahle' Gordon Faye Taylor Bowmanville: and | tions in Ontario, and held at Fiena Wondstra, Bowmanville. | the Bowmanville Boys' Traine They were among the hundreds | ing School, (Please turn to page of competitors in .the games; | five for story.) sponsored - by wolice assoola- ~Times-Gazette Phojy EDWARD G. STORIE, Vice-President Greater Oshawa Community Chest. | --