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"WHITBY And DISTRICT (New York City Is " A A : a BE GERD POTUSEK and his wife Olivia proudly displayed thelr valuable Nutria in Whithy iast Friday afternoon, The 80- | ares and their farm Is located Inch long, S6-pound Bewth | north of Whithy The animals American rodents were ship: | they are displaying are valued ped in from Southern Germany | at shout $250 each, A Nuria first Nutria breeders in Start Fur Farm In Whitby Area On Friday afternoon a small suring the highest possible qual herd of wild Bouth were seen moving slowly slong|of Nutria coats and wraps Dundas street wes! | Nutris, a long established fur Fortunately the Nutria were In(in Europe, Is cages, and the small procession marked the start of a new In-/is rap dustry In the Whithy ares, The|lt originated as a wild sem! Nutrig will he bred on and their pelts will in the future keep some Canadian housewives| nose well protected from the cold long winters At the turn of the century, Initially the animals will be| Argentine government, realizing ed on a special farm north ofthe potential wealth in wild hithy and eventually the indus.|Nutrla, nationalized It as a nai try will spread into the entive|ural resource and both Brazil and community, the Argentine made the export With its head office in Whithy, of the animals unlawful, e Elmwood Nutria Company 1s| Previous to the enactment of he Kime by the government to|the export law, a great many riieipate In all phases of the|Nutria had found thelr way a industry from breeding to|across the Atlantic to Kurope, of fur garments, |From Europe they were brought rimarily for{to Canada and are rapidly es fo ing the bus Lablishing themselves as the most farming, the profitable of fur bearing terprises In|an! It resembles a be anufacturin was organized e purpose of devel Suwa fur fr on imals, Nutria are prolific breeders anada, with five litters In two years # PLAN FOR 2000 common oceurrence; the geata The company's plans over the iin neriod is 4% months and a next three years call for the tria may be bred at six gathering of 2000 pairs of Nutria ema R Nutra, inal "™h recently and will be used for ( breeding, The Potuseks are the | this | American|ity of fur at all times and finally rodents, mueh larger than cats |the designing and manufacturing achieving great | success in the United States and idly developing in Canada, farms aquatic rodent in Bouth America, er and from to tall 1s about 80 inches the ven months of age, The aver, | Al Adventureland whose wile does, The tired, the By SAUL PETTY packed Turkish bath in summer NEW YORK (AP)--As Peter and oneinch snowfall can tie up Bluyvesant sid to the Indian the whole place in winter snd the maiden, "Some day, hahy, Fliireffie is weerous and commut buy you this town,' ing 8 drag and the prices are | Three hundred odd years later, murderous and we lost two out New York, N.Y. stifl does thet of three ball clubs and stickhatl) ito people, 1 remains the capital has heen replaced hy & new sport lof the big promise, big potential, called mugging or felonious as b |hig desl, Pig dream salt and Mike Quillshrestens (0 4 | This is the seeret of the town's stop the subweys New Year's) special excitement, the f[ecling Xve or a strike of tughonts could that something big could happen cut off the island's food or the to you any moment, Hungarians are raising a ruckus | Uf you dow't feel it, you're & in front of the Russian consulate! | tourist, Cateh 8 few shows, have but this town is slways In crisis! {a brief hall, but go back where and we're used to it you came from, wheres you'll | probably ive longer, anyway, hut FRONTIER TOWN who ealls that Hving? IMe is hard Wn any frontier | Wor years I've been coming 10 town and that's what New York the same office building everyiis, a frontier town, maybe our morning, And every evening, last, People come here fo get leome out on the sidewalk to the sway from something or beeaiise same surprise, Someone suddenly' they've got a hig dream, Who {has turned on the night, The sky| comes here just to ive? You got is dark and the bulldings #re ia have a compelling resson to {bouncing with light, and "every: put up with the discomforts, thing, In that first look at 8 Man: And the town Is full of people hattan evening, seems adventu'e with a compelling reason, with some and mysterious, DRABNESS GONE Mayhe you're nol setuslly soing anywhere, mavhe you'r just plunging into a hot, impos: sible crowded subway or drug {big dream of swimming to the top, In the theatre, In art, In publishing, finance, advertising, fashion, This is what makes it so neurotie, The four-martini lunch, when A gon Avenue hars, The sir view of hungry, the tempest masses yearning to be free--af $25,000 8 year, GREATEST FREE SHOW This is one kind of New York but there are many others in this greatest free show in the word } The home of the kind man the con man, The Chrysler Tower leaping up into the sky, like the heak of great swordfish, The home of the cold esleulating eve and the shsent . minded shake, The stenographers wailing in Joe for gallery seats st the Met, hungry for beauty, The pimply - faced high school boy doing his geometry on the sub ' ' The busy belle of the cockiall party whe peeks you on the cheek while studying the rest of the room over your shoulder, The Warlem mother sunning the family hedding in 8 tenement window, The ocean queens snug in their Hudson River heds, The tortured integrity talk in Madi Manhattan st night, as dazzling 6% 4 jeweler's (ray The hot dog man under his orenge umbrella in the Fulton fish market, The dyspeptic half hacks pushing racks of clothes tossed § |] ing along on A commuter tram, Mice walk like men, The long. | through the chaos of the garment| But for one moment, at least, in Jong talk, the non-sectarian eon ihat first look at evening, youl fessional, the big brave dialogue, haven't felt drab, and that's Lak ranols. the soaring euphoris aneiderable thing to say for any DATANOIA, 0ATING pds f " The #0,000-a-yenr man with the Mavhe New Yorkers don't see Derfectly logleal set of reasons pelt is worth up to, 830 and eventually the fur will he man ufaetured into fur coats, wraps | and stoles, The Nuiria fur | farming Is the newest fur enter prise in Canada Oshawa He concerts and art exhibits as vis Doss's $30,000 job, The evangell itors do here, Mayhe they don't/cal girl with the latest revela [visit the Statue of Liberty move "on from her analyst than once or take in the view The determined understudy, from the Empire State or ride sure but not completely sure she a hansom eab through Central could handle the lead better than Park, Maybe not, hut they know the star, The determined star, they're there, and that is a spe: sure but not completely sure, clal feeling ' she's still better than the under Sure, this town 1s frenetic and| study, The man whose wife does the pavements steam like a not understand him, and the man' Makarios' Career Started In Cement Olivia of Plekering are the first By WEBB MeKINLEY our times," He has (ried to Nutria breeders In this area and| NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) One make Gandhi's ideals a way of are operating the breeding farm|of the most remarkable politieal life, north of Whitby, The Nutria that|careers of recent times hegan| A Greek » Cypriot ehurch, al they brought toe Whithy on Friday | near some fraehly laid cement in ways a leader of the union-with were originally from BSouthern|a Cypriot monastery 80 years Greece movement, proposed him Germany ago, a8 a candidate for a vacant bish With the ever increasing de.| A novice monk of 17, in ajoprie in Cyprus, To his surprise, mand for Nutria pelts, Bimwood fever of antl-British nationalism, he was elected, Nutria Company promises to|scrawled on the cement "Zito "Faking up his homeland's bring much additional employ. Enosis "--or Long Live Union gause against the British, he ment to the Whithy area [With Greece, soon was marked as a bright Looms. eet proniont of 'the. 16 bap ladar: After Ihe bid aro some first pr ) *|bishop died, he was elected In| S.A. MAN SUFFERS GHOST GASHES publie of Sypris when the Brit-| 1050 as Archbishop Makarios 111 WHITE RIVER, South Af ish solnps ndependence 18 pro-(of Cyprus, ¢laime: uesday, In the years since, Makarios caueikiy he lopped 2 Sup agi has been forced to abandon "en: cing hardly a believer in rica (Reuters) == A police offi |%%18 2 phaking, the hardest Ghandhi's passive resistance eer reported attacks by an "up. [96018 on, of ito, moda. he je was brought from Greece Jo seen agency' on 20 « year - old [reper Mg oh ; " fina i form the KOKA underground, In Jimmy de Bruin of nearby | °C , eatin pend: (1060 Grivas' KOKA launched the Farm Datoen ence, 8 as Athley na ne violent phase of the revolt, Police Chief ose nauiliennes rene . bi As battles flared across the is | described the Agi 4 yprus ® Shope land, the British began negotlat:| words! oy Rovice men ori ONO% Ing with Makarlos on self-gov "vie would: suddenly -soregm dreamed only 0 evoming fo ernment, Unable to win a plea They're cutting me' Yard then ig 1s eoome 4 w ¥ from the atehbishop against vie: b ' ence, the British sent Makarios ghow Rhsnes, June 40 deep that TOUGH BARGAINER into exile on the Beychelles Is under his clothing," ¥ | Markarlos, who combined re:|lands Mareh 9, 1086, | y liglon and revolt, has had more, The hitter revolt continued | Police, ohureh ministers and [than his share of tontgoversy. taking hundreds of lives and | doctors were baffled hy the at ark | spreading into tragie evil strife] tacks on de Bruin, which started Wednesday Wessels sald he went with one white and two African con Times Photo bred, ranging from black to gold and silver For breeding purposes the cost of a pair ranges from about $600 to 8726 and the pelt value can be as much as $30 Gerd Polusek and his wile Wessels in these John attack He has a gentle volee and ¢ [eyes that often light up with hu: hetween Greek « and Turk « Cy: {mor, His beard, now greying, 18 priots, It ended only after Ma kept well trimmed, He smokes Jo released from the Sey elgarets, rarely drinks wine chelles but still exiled from Cyp:| stables to the farm to invest! rus, slgned the Zurich agree: gate reports of mysterious ats : tacks on the youth, ™ey had been told of glassware and other objects heing smashed host Peterborough Juveniles and Kidd Juveniles at| the Whitby arena tonight has been postponed, The next home| game for the locals will he on| {Wednesday evening when they He has a quick mind for a wentle wiseerack, He enoys him: ment, | welt in the glve-and-take of &| «wy wag the most diffioull del press conference olslon of my life," he recalls, Recently a frustrated diplomat| "he agreement gave up union without apparent cause muttered to a reporter: "Makar: wiih Greece and made Cyprus a "1 walked through the house 108 It the toughest poker playel|yepunlio which never could join and as 1 left the lounge an or arother state namental sealed glass howl containing a flower smashed to the floor four feet from the shelf on whieh it had been [I've ever met," Horn Michael Mous ory ha ouskos In @ The Archbishop returned to standing," he sald, While Wessels was there, de goat-herder's cottage in 1919 In| 4 Panayla, western Cyprus, he Cyprus triumphantly in Febru. spent seven years in the village|arys 1000. Bince then triumph | monastery han been replaced by stress, | Within a few months the old -al| FOLLOWED GANDHI liane with Grivas was broken contre, The girls, the girls, the| girls=the lovely models bouneing| 1 orning, the little metressos smoking out in the alley on # rehearsal break, the ladies stroll: in thelr saris and kimonos The daily world war of the sub way rush, The quiet peace of the eity streets on a sunny Sunday morning, scrubbed to pristine innocence, The roar at Yankee Siadium, The huge, the wild, the wonderful, the erazy whirl of mo- tion and sight and sound and push and dream of New York, N.Y, Can you match it anywhere? Tuna Biting In Nova Scotia WEDGEPORT, N.B&, (CP) Tuna are biting again off Nova Scotia ¢ southern coast, raising hopes in this tiny fishing village that the international tuna cup matches will rieurn, Bea veterans say it depends on the herring run, They blame the seareity of herring two years ago for the lack of tuna that ended the annual competition, Now it appears herring will he running thick and tuna will fol low them, Many small Nova Bco- tia fishing villages depend on visiting fishermen for much of thelr summer Income, Three tuna were taken from waters near here last week by rod and reel, Twelve have been the big threats, the overflowing up Vifth Avenue on a spring many shows or catch as many Why he should take over hisijng through the United Nations E 5 | EB Fs As * QUEEN GETS SHETLAND PONY Queen Elizabeth 11 pets Shetland pony filly presented ww her by Islanders of Unst during visit te Shetland Is | VAL DAVID, QQue, (CP)=In [this Laurentian village a Bul (garianborn artist is making his {dream of a rural art centre a reality, Christo Stefanoff, who came to Canada In 1081, last month opened a museum and exhibition studio on pleturesque Chemin du Lao a La Truite (troute Lake [Road) in this village, 45 miles northwest of Montreal, The art centre features a per: manent display of paintings by (ator and other Canadian | artists, His most notable work In {Canada is a three<dimensional "Cyclorama of Jerusalem," com: pleted last year at the Roman THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, August 15, Makes Canadian Art Centre " to the Royal Stable at the end of September, Behind Queen at loft is Prince Philip, «AP Wirephoto lands, Scotland, Thursday, The pony, named "Valkyrie", Is too young to be separated from foundation made up of many small contributors, "When I am old or gone," he says, "the centre will become the property of the provincial government as a cultural acquis tion for the entire population." The centre's decor, design and landscaping are the work of Mrs, |Stefanoff, She describes her task as supplying "the pleture frames for my husband's work." dowed studio, has ambitious] plans for his centre, He hopes to invite the Montreal Symphony Orchestra to play in a 1,000-s0at | amphitheatre, to be carved oul : of a nearhy mountainside, oi Mimoft float made bis Mute Other schemes call for a elreus jy his native Bulgaria, During lar bullding for exhibition of athe war ht was confined in permanent three - dimensionally German concentration camp, panorama depicting the discovery then lived under a Communist of the Bt, Lawrence by Jacques regime In Eastern Europe, Cartier, and six cottages where| In his new Laurentian hom, other artists may work and ex:\he wuys he finally has found his hibit paintings {long-cherished goal of 'pence Work on the three-dimensionalignd freedom to work." panorama Is scheduled (0 start . next month and finish in the fall of 1061, Present plans are for Sotapletion of the amphitheatre in| harpooned off her so far this sea: |Catholle shrine of Bt, Anne de| jg: son and five were taken in weirs, "It's still not like the days when B00 a year were caught," one resident sald, "But there are The biggest year was 1940 when 1,800 tuna were taken, Baby Dies, Prayer Fails PASADENA, Calif, (AP) «== A hahy died of polsoning Sunday. and her sobbing mother sald she hesitated for hours before calling a dootor because of religious be lets, The dootor came three hours after 21smonth old Lorelle Chris tine Kay had died, ' "Through our prayers we be: lleved Lorelle would be all right," Mrs, Ruth Jean Kay, 41, the mother, sobbed, "We didn't want to belleve she was dead." She sald she and her husband are Christian Scientists, Bruin was wearing shorts and | gashes appeared on his legs, The following day a eut ap: peared on the youth's chest in the presence of two detective sergeants from White River po. lee station, where Wessels ia in oharge Wessels sald the cuts eriss crossed up to six Inches long and deep enough to draw blood in some eases RING FOUND A child's gold ring, found at the Kinsmen Park,-has been turned in to the Whithy office of the| Times, 111 Dundas street west, He left Cyprus in 1088 with a|The uncompromising guerrilla) Mrs, Kay told police the child geholarship to study theology at|said Makarios conceded too/was seen drinking from a cen the University of Athens, much to the British, [amie pot Saturday afternoon dur Stranded there by the war, he| In Cyprus, although he won|ing a family visit to a plant served as a deacon, studied law,|two-thirds of the vote for presi: nursery, Nearby waa a large can and hecame fascinated by the/dent, he found strong opposition of weed killer, life of Gandhi, whom he stil)|among right-wing extremists and) The ohlid was induced te vomit, considers "the greatest figure of the island's potent Communists,'then taken home and put to bed, "We are completely fied," he sald myst on ita farm; the construction, as om five t h uired, of sufficient Housing | And Witat W from lve 9 even ment of its own mutations, as -- ; SIX COLORS ] M e animal Is a true vege: Red China Soldier tarian and is fed twice each dey, . i" May Get Promotion been six different colored Nutria TOKYO (AP) -- Marshal Lin| Piao, Communist China's minis WHITBY out for unusual praise and may be due for an Important move up DAY-BY-DAY ward, ist, who alse ranks high in the| A Juvenile lacrosse game be. 'ommunist party apparatus, was| tween Brampton and the Whithy described In glowing terms in a|MeQuay The article, written by Chou Chih Ping, secretary of the Yun pan province Communist party correct In his decisions, "is a man of letters and meditation, man who keeps close ties with| to himself, and a man who Is ood at learning from Chairman, no," The first game of a two-outof| for the influential Joh now held offs between Whitby Merchants by Marshal Chu Teh, head of the and St. Mary's Pullets will he standing committee of the Na. played at Centennial Park, Whit:| may be ready for retirement, p.m, Shows ot 7 and 8:20 Last Complete Show ot 8:20 y y i and breeding pens; the develop:| oayy t the present time there have ter of defence, 1s heing singled The 88-year-old military strate GAME POSTPONED recent article in China Youth, committee, sald Lin always Is the masses, a man who is striet Posal Lin is being groomed three series of the PWSU play. tional People's Congress, Cha, 74, by on Tuesday, August 16 at 6.90 Phone MO 8.3618 Now Playing ten" LIKE NO OTNER MOTION PICTURE! ILL PALMER YLVIA SYMS VONNE MITCHELL -------- PLUS oF HEARTS ae veh rene TT wel AWE Wn ae @=t fae vo. | A priest of the local church | who has seen the attacks prayed for de Rruin throughs | out Saturday. Local doetors | have also been present. during the attacks, 1. U.S. Prisoners Caught In Quebec MALONE, N.Y, (AP) «= Five youths were haok in? Franklin Count jall today, faced [with additional felony oharges, after 18 hours of freedom The four teen-agers and an cused Mller were recaptured Sat: Seley by police in Huntingdon, We. They broke out Friday night hy smashing a jail door, beating turnkey Francis Miller, 61, and fleeing Wn Miller's auto, police B said \ R Miller has recovered from his Iiiries, State police sald three charges grand larceny, first-degree as salt and jallbreak--would be! B lodged against each of the youths, | In an isolation cell is Robert J. Foley, 21, of Saranac Lake, who was awaiting a second trial on al ioharge of firat<degree murder in [the slaying of taxi-driver Freder | lick van Omum, 81, at Saranac! | Lake last year | The sheriff's office sald secur (ity measures were tightened for | Richard Bailey 16 and Paul H Spencer, 19, both of Saranac Lake: David A. Russell, 19, of \ This is a general view of the Malone, and William G. Humis plant at Moa Bay in Cuba whieh | Freeport Sulphur Company's 78 has been taken over hy the re million-dollar nickel and cobalt om, IV, of Burke, gime of Prime Minister Fidel 1 H | | J H H | | | f CASTRO TAKES OVER MINERAL PLANT Castro, Intervention was an | nounced today by President Os. valde Dorticos. (AP Wirephoto) Beaupre, AMBITIOUS PLANS Stefanoff, who lives In an apart. [signs of the tuna coming back," ment adjoining the picture-win- Two Girls Saved From Lake Ontario STONEY CREEK (CP)=Two elght-year-old girls were rescued from Lake Ontario Saturday after playing a game to see who could walk farthest out into the water, Shirlye Maguire and Florence Willet, both of Stoney Creek near Hamilton, walked hand In hand Into the lake at Crescent Beach, and stumbled Into an eight-foot hole, Arthur Willet, Florence's father, and other rescuers, dived for almost they located the unconsclous girls, Mr, Willet said his daugh. ter's leg brushed against him and he reached down and pulled her out by the hair, He saw the Maguire girl be side his daughter and his shouts brought others to the scene, An {drew Sullivan, 18, and Stewart Mattison, 48, both of Crescent Reach, carried the Maguire girl to the beach and started to apply mouth-to-mouth respiration to the two girls, By the time firemen arrived, the Willet gir] had revived, A few minutes later the Maguire girl was revived with an Inhalator, She was reported In good condi: tion in hospital, "I've always been concerned about my daughter never going into the water," Mr, Willet said. 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