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WEATHER REPORT Cloudy, occasional snowflurries today and Tuesday. Seasonably cold, TIMES-GAZETTE TELEPHONE NUMBERS Classified Advertising RA 3-3492 All other calls A 33474 THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE Combining The Oshawa Times and Whitby Gazette and Chronic OSHAWA-WHITBY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1958 oot For oy TRUSS READY TO TALK | {ON SPACE CONTROL | War Declared McTague Quits| DealIncludesBan 4 On Teamsters Conciliation | NuclearWeapons | Board -- Starr MOSCOW (AP) -- The Boviet|casting the text of Soviet Pres MIAMI BEACH (AP) - The! Hoffa's scandal-rocked (eam YOL. 87--NO, 28 SIXTEEN PAGES 3 [ | { government has notified Presi- mier Bulganin's letter to Eisen. OTTAWA (CP) ~~ Hon, C, P. dent Eisenhower officially that hower just after the Moscow NELSON CASTONGUAY, Ca- , Job now is to get Canada's nada's chief electoral officer, | vast election machinery roll- has more than a Job on his | ing. He s shown here as he hands with the announcement | wades into some of the 350 ed, he replled "I'm not de- Saturday that a fede 'al elec | tons of material which is to | jected -- I'm happy," Enumer- tion will be held March 31, His | be sent out tq 268 constituen- | ation 9,000,000 voters by PM Had No Other Choice But To Call Vote -- Starr ings. During this time his organiz-| Recent figures have indicated ation which he described as "very 5 decrease in unemployment in strong," will carry on his eam: 0,000 and we are expecting align for him P pi will devote all the time and # Peak season in the ports of the i i a cies in the next two months, When the photographer asked of Prime Minister John Diefenbak or had ahsolutely no choice but to call an election when he did For this reason, every member of the Cabinet was in full accord with decision to hold a Feder a! Election on March 31 As he expressed this opinion at Starr, "My last few weeks before that the governme bis home here today, the Mon, [the election will be spent right'i, ciimulate employment Michael Starr, Federal Labor here at home," started to take effect," Minister, described the situation) Mr, Btarr then pointed out that| 4 in the House of Commons as "in. he had not yet Feceived the of. Mr. Starr sad tat " fal tolerable," |fielal party nomination te run in|YeTY optimise a a ho i "Being 8 minority government, | this 'constituency', That will have °°MIng wee on An at he we had to plan our action on ato be received before I can go thought ol onservatives every. day to day basis, never being sure ahead," he chuckled. {Where felt the same way, ther we would receive the There is no real issue in this| "We Were given the oppportun- mecessary support or not, We election, although the opposition|!ty on Oct. 1 to show the people eould make no long range plans will probably be forced to create What we could do, and we have whatsoever," he stated, one, said Mr, Starr, {gone far beyond their expecta BENEFIT ALL "We will stand on what we tons Members of the opposition were huve done since we have been in| He stated that the cash ad. obstructing legislation which was power, We have been able to ac. vances to farmers for their stored of benefit to all Canadians, rather complish a great many things in grain, which was announced early than constructively criticizing the a short time." |in the session, as well as agri- ' 1 ral stabilization bill het foro Boiss friar. tarry, ment pr. woe [ry has u ' 4 the major que facing the oiate they were prolonging de te for no apparent reason," Mr, Btarr explained that he ex. pects to travel across Canada for about three weeks, speaking at association and nomination meet. 5 Waroews, "| | employ 1 east, the steps taken hy |"1f they do, it will backfire on [the Consorvative administration |them," he said, we ex: (10 strengthen the economic posi: pect a decided rise in the already|tion of the Maritime provinces improving situation within the {wil help that area considerably next two or three weeks," stated the Labor Minister, } § Satellites May Election Promises Mr. Castonguay to look dejectr | i 1 ! 58,00 enumerators will be care ried out February 10-15, Voir ers' lists will be printed be- | tween Feb, 17 and March 5, Rural revision of lists will end March 13, Urban revision will be March 1315 'Naylor Mu 'On His Plans For Election Ralph Wallace, relurning offi election March 31 ter general since 1940, Enumeration" of volers wil) start next Monday, All enumera. tion must be completed by Feb 15 and the lists in and printed by eb, 17, Mr, Wallace said sittings | for the revision of the urban lists will be held before the revising officer March 13 + 15, inclusive, | March 13 will be set aside for revision of the rural lists, Nomination day Is March 17, Ontario riding includes the fol- lowing: the townships of Reach, Whitby, Seugog, king; Ri H f h- pe of iby, and XM village of Port Perry, town of Uxbidge and the ge of Pickering, There are 227 polling divisions in the rid. y 149 of them In the urban dis- ts, Oshawa accounts for 119, Whithy 20, and Ajax 10, The re. mainder are classified as rural, Dr, Claude Vipond will again seek the Liberal nomination in Ontario riding to opppose the Hon, Michael Starr, Federal minister of labor who won the riding for| the first win- election campaign AFL-CIO declared open war to day on the expelled International Brotherhood of Teamsters by di- recting Michigan labor forces to regroup and leave teamsters boss James R. Hoffa out in the cold, The action is expected to spur retaliatory measures from Hoffa who, after 'taking the teamsters union helm under a court moni tor system, is holding a pow-wow with the teamsters executive board here next week, 2 The teamsters defied AFL-CIO corruption charges and were ex- pelled after they elected Hoffa president George Meany, AFL-CIO pres ident, was due to cancel charters of the Hoffa-dominated AFL Michigan Federation of Labor and the Michigan Industrial Council controlled by onetime CIO chief Walter Reuther, TO CALL, CONVENTION The AFL-CIO executive eoun- cil, In its opening winter session today, was expecled lo approve Meany's move and issue a new effort to the people of Oshawa| Maritimes," sald Mr Blarr, "The cer for Ontario riding. started to: | AFL.CIO charter calling a spe: that 1 possibly can," sald Mr, hundreds of millions of dollars day lo ready the district's elec: cial convention Feb, 24 at Grand nt has put out [oral machinery for (he Federal Rapids to establish the Michigan labor. organization, new Police Arrest 2 Robbery TORONTO (CP) searching for three men held up a bank here Friday have arrested a man with erude stitching done on a bullet wound in his throat, , Two men were char Satur. in the William Smith, fT was taken to hospital under B lice guard and a conipanion, El mer Howes, 40, was taken to jail, Police are seeking a third man in connection with the holdup, during which an off-duty RCMP constable fired his revolver at a fleeing car and apparently hit one of the men, Five guns were seized and $1, sters union, prominent In (he McTague of Toronto has with. it will discuss fully the control press conference, Police Doran, 26, and Edward Sly, 33 who 0! Nimmo eredited this city's holdup present Michigan AFL, ¥edersa- drawn as chairman of a federal of outer space as part of a pack: tion, will be denied any dele- conciliation board appointed to age deal Including the abolition gates or voice in forming the inquire into the dispute between of nuclear weapons and the re new AVLACIO unit ithe rallways and their 140,000 duction of armed forces. Hoffa recently was placed un- non-operating employes, Labor Premier Bulganin, in a com- der a court monitor system in Minister 8.arr announced today, munication delivered Sunday in running the teamsters But, Mr, Starr's announcement con- Washington, said the Soviet Un-| Meany and other federation lead: firmed a Canadian Pre's rveport|lon accepts the idea of preparing ers appear to have no confidence of Friday that Mr, McTague was for a summit conference through that this will be an effective resigning the chairmanship as normal diplomatic channels but check on Hoffa, who was named the result of the unions' claim rules out any prior foreign min us an associate of hoodlums in that he was unsuitable for the isters' conference, Senate rackets committee hear job Bulganin, replying to President ings, The minister made public a Eisenhower's Jan, 12 letter, pro Under Hoffa's Influence, the letter to Frank H, Hall of Mon. posed a nine-point agenda for a Michigan federation says it will treal, negotiating chief for the summit meeting balk at the merged Michigan 1a-| unions, saying he would try to] A Soviet foreign ministry bor setup, But AFL-CIO leaders have a new chairman appointed spokesman, Leonid F. llyichev, predict that the bulk of the for- as 'soon as possible, told a press conference today the mer AFL union forces in the| The union leader had protested Soviet government Is ready to state would swing over to the or- the appointment of Mr, MeTague participate in a summit meeting ganization to be established at as head of the three-man board based on either broad or re the Grand Rapid convention on the ground of his business stricted representation Besides ithe further divorce. connections, (Moscow radio began ment from the labor setup of PRACTICES LAW - 8 KILLED Hoffa's teamsters union inherent in the Michigan crackdown, the Mr. McTague, former Ontario move represents a precedent for Supreme Court Justice and for similar action in the dozen re. mer chairman of the wartime maining big Industrial states Labor Relations Board, is in pri- which also have balked at merg. vale law practice, Mr, Hall ing still separate AFL and CIO claimed the fact he is president forees, of two companies and director in several others rendered him unsuitable to head a conciliation board, MONEY SOURCE OF HOT BATH TOKYO (Reuters) -- The mald of a Yokohama busi nessman who was praised for fixing Mm a 'comfortable hot bath" later told him she used 566,913 yen (about $1, 667) in bills as fuel, She took the bills from his w whe conn' vo find ow paper to Nght the fire, Man, 65, Charged With Murder In Daughter's Death NEW BRIGDEN, Alta, (CP) A 65-year-old man was charged broad- LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Colli| sion of two United States military planes over suburban Norwalk, killing 48 persons including a young housewife, brought a de mand today for Immediate ac- tion on the part of Defence Sec: retary Nell McElroy, County supervisor Kenneth Hahn, noting that the Norwalk disaster was one of three aerial colligions over Southern Calif "am sending a telegram Ithe necretary of defence, avkivly that he appoint mn special Invi tigating , court not merely to fix the blame for the crash but to study the increasing problems of alr traffic in metropolitan areas. "The court should be empow- ered to mak new rules, If neces. sary, to protect the lives and property of our residents, , "With the great number of mil. Suspects Doctors said Smith had his| wound stitched with catgut and an attempt had been made to probe for the bullet, They had |been unable to remove the bullet, | which entered the right side of his neck and lodged behind his Acting Police Chief John B.| |squad, a 10-man special force es: tablished a month ago with the arrests, | BOTH DOWNTOWN Toronto was the scene of two bank holdups Friday, Both were, {made on. downtown branches of | the Toronto-Dominion bank, only | {blocks apart, | During one three men, one of { Here are the nine points Bul ganin proposed for a conference; 1. Immediate suspension of atomie and hydrogen bomb tests, 2. Renunciation by the Soviet Union, the United States and Britain of the use. of nuclear Weapons, 3, Establishment of an atom free zone In central Europe. 4. Conclusion of a non-aggres sion paet between the signatories of the Warsaw and NATO pacts, 5, Reduction of foreign troops in Germany and other Furopgin countries, 6, An agreement on the pre vention of a sudden attack, 7. Discussion of measures 'to broaden international trade Lies, 8. End the propaganda war, 9. Consider the problems of easing tension in the Middle East, 3 Action Demanded On 2-Plane Crash by hundreds. All 41 perkons aboard the four-engine transport were killed, Two of the eight alr. men aboard the twin-engine Nep- tune survived, The two hircraft fell 2% miles apart, JUST MISSES HOUSES The navy bomber crashed in damp earth of an abandoned clay pit, missing blocks of homes 'by a few hundred feet, » o GiEinLegra the street, One of Norwalk's 69,000 resi dents died in the accident, She was A 20-year-old housewife, Mrs, Edith Hernandez, who was de- capitated by a flying piece of wreckage, with murder Saturday In the | shooting of his 10-year-old daugh- the heavy volume of civilian and ter-in-law, commercial aireraft, we have » {the PC's last Jue, 056, identified as part of the loot, |them holding a sawed-off shot-| itary planes in our area and with Meanwhile, there was secula. has been recovered, police sald, gun, escaped with $4,000 amid House, That had not happened tion as to whether John W, Nay.| Three raids Saturday ended inigunfire, In the other, several | Be Telegraph 'To Be Mard, Bitt elegrap O be IiarqQ, biltier ions-Expert Stations- xpert orTAwA cri-the campaign : ] 3 the arrest of five men and twolhours later, two men fled with] John Kurkowski, 65, appeared most eritical air traffic prob pe alwee Sunfoditation, Previa lor, lormet mayor of Osha, {$4,500 handed to them by a Wi in court in Oyen, Alta," and was lem, for the futaral general Mecton + fe A It Toronto and all Monday, March 31, promises to/dissolutions occurred with the would represent the CCF, When|Women, all from Toronto and all| , STUTTGART, Germany (AP) |chamber empty, although on|questioned by the Times-Gazette | f8CINg charges of alding abetting in response to a note, remanded for eight days and ASKS INVESTIGATION 8 iy Wa ana City 20.871 4.889 2,867 599 7474 1,225 2,140 | re L bane 5 Wns, Plane To Pick Up Survivors CHURCHILL, Man, (CP) An RCAF mercy plane headed for this sub-Arctie port day to VISIT GOVERNOR-GENERAL Prime Minister John Diefens | ernor « General Massey's resis | Queen's renvesentative. regards haker, left, and Transport Min. | dence at Quebec City Saturday | ing. the forthcoming federal | ister George Hees leave Gov. | ater they conferred with the | election, ' . Survey Russian, - be bitter and bruising. v x U S R | tr Dr. Wernher von Braun, de ~,miq scenes of anger and pro- some occasions the House had|last week regarding his plans, he Criminals, They ave: Violet Law:| Toronto has had 36 holdups taken to RCMP cells In Calgary. co oonor Goodwin J. Knlght! wo elations signer of the rocket that shot the|(est, the short, unusual life of {advance notice, replied: "no comment," but the on: 38, Evelyn Howes, 40, Robert since Jan, 1, including five bank Kurkowski was arrested as po: earlier called for a full-scale! WASHINGTON (AP) -- State US. earth satellite into space, Canada's 23rd Parliament was| In the morning Mr. Diefen- (riding CCF association 1s sched. Markell, 22, William McDonald, robberies, Arrests have been lice Investigated the slaying of congressional inv es tigation of|Secretary Dulles and L, Thomp-. told German rocket sclentists|Snuffed out by Prime Minister baker suddenly vanished from! uled to hold a meeting this week 41 Roy Faulkner, 26, George'made In six of the 3 cases. Mrs, Stanley Kurkowskl and her airway traffic control®, The traf-| BH asted States ambassador to Saturday that artificial satellites| Piefenbaker Saturday in a dram-| public view, Parliament Hill stir-|at which the question of a candl- 5g | year old son, Stanley, jr, on Fri: tie series--which took a total of| Russ a \odpy open a survey of atic and unprecedented manner.|red with excitement, « |date will be discussed, day, [85 lives--began Friday. Two U.8, + Soviet relations and .wof could be used as highly flying Bat the protests against his| Then It was learned he "was| 'There were also reports of ac. | Mrs, Kurkowski was shot to Air Foboe B:26 medium bombers| chances for holding an Fast-West telegraph stations, | method from Liberal Leader Les- flying to Quebec City to confer tivity from Bowmanville where | SS unman a death and dumped Into the hase: smashed together over the dos. Summit conference this year He made his statement In a ler B. Pearsun ad Deputy CCF with Governor-General Massey, | John M. James announced haat ' ut ou the Nurtovid farm ort east of Daggett, killing the Betore them for Study a 2 ew Loade 5 porary r a € week that he would not seek the » » {home, about nine miles from this two-man crew on one of them, |lelier from Soviet Premier 0 message to the annual congress) fo Jad hardly died when Citadel there, {Liberal momination in Durham hamlet of 50 persons, 160-miles| Saturday night over Norwalk a|lal Bulgania, The 17-page letter, of a German rocket soclety, He Mr, Diefenbaker jumped confi] The Queen's representative| riding, which was won by Dr emp < uicl e northeast of Calgary, [C118 military air transport serv-/hewest in a series he has add sald unmanned satellites could be dently into the campaign with must sign the necessary proclam:| Pepey Vivian of Port Hope, PC, | The mother was found dead ice plane and a navy Neptune ressed to President Eisenhower, packed with equipment that both fists swinging, _|ation order to dissolve Parila:/last June, PADUCAH, Ky. (APY -- A; Davis shot himself, apparently and the boy in critical condition. [patrol bomber rammed together, [Was delivered to the state depart would enable them to handle alll 'The campaign starts tonight," ment before a general election] Durham Liberals will hold a Woman Was shot to death, ap-!(rightened by a television broad: 1¢ had apparently been thrown| And Sunday, while investigat- ment Sunday. of the world's telegraph trattie. 10 told a cheering banquet of can be called, nomination meeting Feb, 13 at parently by mistake, today as cast concerning: the search: He into the basement with his ors still were poking through! At the same time, the departs The satellites would he equip.| Young Progressive Conservatives, Everyone was immediately cer: Orono and four names are promi. police spread a new dragnet for| : eal condith | h {mother, The boy died while being charred wreckage at Norwalk, ment was informed that the new Pg Fine Mia sending | L000-strong. He spared no blows tain of the purpose of the prime nontly mentioned as possible can- an escaped gunman after hig| is In critical 'condition In hospital rushed to hospital, |two civilian planes collided 30 Russian ambassador to the U.S, ratus plus 8 recording de-| "Sainat opposition pasties. " | minister's five i hour absence|didates, They are Russell C,|companion attempted suicide and here, | Mrs, Kurkowski's husband miles cast of here, All five oc-|Mikhall A. Menshikov, is ex ee. When the satellite flies aver| pd Wis, cnreely I ee ah tram . Sapita bY His plane res Honey, Port Hope lawyer, Mor.(a kidnapped Missouri state Little and the Sheltons were Stanley, was treated in hospital|cupants of the two craft died, [pected here Wednesday or Thurs on, TF example, it would re. fier ar Shin s dissolution at| turn m to Ottawa at 3:85) oy anstone, Bowmanville, Red|trooper. was released unharmed, unharmed, Little quoted Burton | after being struck by a truck, The Norwalk collision came on{day, He replaces Georgl Zari Lond all telegrams: that Londoni Pk ST in the Commons/p.m, after a private 33-minute Woodyard, Orono and Ree ve| Kentucky, Tlinols and Mis: ag saying he had killed a police. Pole sald it appeared someone a cloudless night at 2,600 feet/bin, who left last week for A new Bas to offer, and them when Mond only an indication of all ith ar. Matter, this of Witred Carruthers, Bowman sourl police joined in the search| man in San Francisco three Mad tried to kill him, with a flery explosion witnessed'post in Russia, files over Frankfurt, a few mi| "The 3yearoid prime minister |p.m., fn a jam-packed Commons Mr, Starr won the Ontario! weod city, Calf itor a aay] VCOK Ao. one prondoast those| held the centre of ~excitement| that had sweated out most of the| riding race last June 10 with a search fof an abducted trooper|q 1°, T90Per was taken hostage destined for Frankfurt, | throughout a day that ended with|day, 'did Mr. Diefenbaker snap|iotal vote of 10.306 as compared ended with his Voice coming Saturday after he stopped Davis Dr, vin Brau Said that about! yim breaking the news of an ac:the tension in a statement that|with 13790 voles for Sag TTR eB po. Ad Burton in thelr car for a a" ou Witla Swid_pandle complished dissolution to mem: |drew every remaining drop of Naylor, CCF eandidate. and 10. lice cruiser. routine check, fic, both private and officials, on ruie (hey were ill In the drama from hia election plot, 788 for Dr. Claude Vipond, the| The shooting vietim was Miss Liberal standard - bearer, Jewell English, 24, of Paducah,' | * Although 'Naylor won Oshawa [Missouri Trooper Vernon Hop: etwork city with 9.576 votes to Starr'sikins said a car dviven by the av us 85 oC 1%} (8.322 and Vipond's 5,376, the PC|yictim's brother, Claudie Eng: "al candidate had _ sizeable majori:()ish, 37, ran through a roadblock,' 11 aritimes ties in every other polling sub-'then stopped. " division, ba . HALIFAX (CP)--The Canadian There were 231 polling subdi- FIRED AT CAR television network, which will be owar : | visions (including double polls) in| Hopkins said when he ap: the longest in the world by the Ontario riding in the June, 1957, proached the car, the driver end of the year, reached the At. Htction with a total of 241 | started i speed away: A civilian lantie provinces Sunday, WASHINGTON (AP) The|pound Explorer is much smaller lcan satellite is © eligible voters, sitting in a police car picked up| The CBC official'y apened a United States Navy, beaten into/than either of the Russian satel. rip around the A aalating The breakdown on eligible vot. a rifle and fired, The bullet hit 350.mile microwave system he. | #pace by the army's Explorer lites, 115.1 minutes. {ers in that election was as fol: Miss English in the side, tween Quebec City and Saint| satellite, was pushing prepara: However, the scientist, Kiril] The army sald a team of ob.|'°¥; Police said they would learn of John N.B. Sunday linking the Goin (day Tor ENGINE Try BL SWaywheYIH, VOICE Whe NPY in FEVERS 8% J0HOMAn Air force! con {na connection hetwess the socy. Marilimes with the contral CRC) Ey its Vanguard vehicle a Moscow broadeast that "peace: base, Alamgondo, NM. had Whitby {pants of the car and Burton who network and enabling viewers to! aloft. Meanwhile, the first U.S. ful competition of satellites in|sighted the Explorer Saturday! Ajax {fled on foot Sunday night, Irecelve programs live for the space traveller continued its elec. the twa countries will lead to en night. | Plekering Village | State Trooper William Little fiest time on a regular schedule, | tronic study of space. richment of the world's scientific] The navy's Vanguard project, Li ~~ {radioed for help after Burton The network now is linked as| The 72foot Vanguard rofket knowledge," which had sole responsibility in| wi Ain vp. {left an Isolated house in which far west as Alberta, and offivials| was visible at its launching, President Eisenhower has said the US, earth satellite program WhihY 2 he and Harold David, 33, held forecast that by the end of the! tower at Cape Canaveral, Fla,/that all data collected by the until November, falled in its] coi -- ne siille and Mr, and. Mrs, Galviniyear. it will ate ch from 8 pointing to a possible early fir Explorer will be shared freely first launching effort Dee, 6, Its| port iy Nag ang | heiten for 24 hours, John's, Nfld, to Victoria ing attempt. But the navy kept with nations, ineluding| rocket exploded on the launching] Uxbridge Town © 4 mum on its plans. Russia, pad, ioe ivy 1.336 There also was renewed talk The Explorer, six feet long Talk of shooting a rocket fo the weer eke TWP. y of trying to send a U 8, rocket and shaped like a pointed tube, moon came from Senator Henry ' to the moon as the Explorer is sending back coded radio sig. M. Jackson (Dem. Wash.) who Groundh Sees wile Jug Tog fh. Ja nals Sporting oa epee, sald Sunday it could be done og ssion collecting and radio- cosmic rays and meteorites It Is soon using the propulsion syste : | i 1 Je bak stieutitie \hlormation eet in its 18,000-mile-an- for an Belle) ballistic His Own Shadow | Next Russ Sputnik 1 h Tons Into ort viday night, hour urney. missile Members of the Punxsutawney LONDON (Reuters) -- The Hungarian news agency MTI pa. h "the wl ae. a Ser Sst a Je Should be Shle a "Jn Groundhog Club feturned from| A today reported that Russia's next Sputnik--to be launched 1} A p the snow « ¢ ne ah! tn tha naan Hizb adil suai i! the Explorer, which some of ballistic missile agency at Hunts effort," Jackson sald in a ole | Gtilers Fathi i the peer on will weigh 1 them sald should have a "favor ville, Ala, sald Sunday night it| vision interview, groundhog saw his shadow and sble influence" on finding ahad been determined tentatively! Information on when the dashed hack into his burrow. formula for East-West peace that the Explorer's orbit carries United States may be able to! To all true followers of the cen Although there have been some it to within 213 miles of the/send a manned satellite to the turies-old superstition this is a eongratulatory comments from and to 1.000 miles at ils outer: moon is secret, Jackson said. but bad omen. It means there Jussian sources, one Soviet most point Vis shorter than you think." [six more weeks of winter wea eelentist noted that the 30.0' Sublinger also said the Amgr+! "A beginning has been made." 'ther ahead. 1 pick up three of four plane ay [Y \ s orasi vist saved only he ehanee ftom death on the barien shore of Hudson Bay,