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(AP)-- Representative Franklin D. Roose- velt Jr. (Dem.-Lib.-N.Y.) Sunday attacked the proposal to give five US. companies the right to de- velop Niagara power and said if it succeeds this city "will be prac- Death of Niagara City Forecast By Roosevelt | teally a ghost town" within five years. "If the hydro-electro power of Niagara Falls is turned over to them for development," Roosevelt said, 'there will be a steady exo- dus of industry from the American CROSSWORD PUZZLE $. Fragrand wood of agallosh 8. 2,000 pounds 4. Ahead 8. Instinctive discernment 6. Scold 7. Trouble 8. Profess 9. Bound 11. Nets 13. Lure 236. Musicnote 31. A point, a8 17. Give up hope on a tooth 10. Skin tumor $2. An absolute ruler, CHIEF BEC IRIAIM STHIAIKIONMH 1! [VIE IS] 711 INENRF IAINIEIGIA! DIL IDEN [OIRIDEN AIL} PIEISITICIRISERUIF 1A} RIAIMIRPIRIOID] CILIEIAIRINBIRI | ICIS] HIAIRIMEP [O11 | (EIGIGIML IOINIG] ISTH ISIOMBIAIL [DIR]! [A] iriojLIEIDJORMJIOIL IT} weapon [SINIOIRIENEC IOINIKIS! SoS IEMIEIS ISH official Rom.) er ---- Reds Try Beating Adenauer By Pact By DONALD SANDERS WASHINGTON (AP) -- Russia suggested Sunday night that Ger- many be reunified, and severed from military ties with the West, in what Western diplomats gen- erally regarded as a propaganda move aimed at the overthrow of the Adenauer West German 8ov- | ernment. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's Bonn government faces popular el- ections Sept. 6 and, as diplomats here read hy Russian proposals, Moscow was doing all it could to assure its overthrow by holding out hope for early unification of East and West Germany. The most important question in Europe, the Moscow radio said, is the "peaceful reunification of Germany and the gopelusion of a peace treaty with i In notes diet in Moscow to the Uni States, Britain and France, the Kremlin urged immed- jate creation of a provisional all- German government. It also urged the Western Big Three to support a peace conference on Germany of "all interested parties" within six months. M. 14 ly called for an end to nian reparations by next Jan. 1, and it summoned its East German puppets to the Krem- lin for talks. The all-German government, pro- posed to replace the Adenauer re- gime and the Red-controlled East German government, would he as- signed the task of devising an el- ection law which would permit free elections throughout Germany. Russia offered to give up more than .$3,000,000,000 worth of Ger-! man manufactures now earmarked | for her from East Germany, while proposing that reparations pay-| ments end by Jan. 1 and that the | Big Four powers limit German paly- ment for their occupation costs to five per cent of the annual revenues from East and West Germany. West Germany, with 48,000,000 people, and the Red-ruled eastern sector, with 18,000,000, have been separaled since the end of the Second World War. As Western diplomats here and in other capitals saw the Moscow note, the idea was to capitalize on recent sentiment for unification in an effort to defeat the Adenauer government, which has been friendly with the Western powers. The fact that the 14-page note was released through the Soviet licenced German news agency ADN offered a further indication that the note was written primarily for political purposes. The three Western countries had proposed on July 15--also with an eye on the September elections-- that the Big Four foreign ministers meet in late September to arrange for a German election. The West- ern powers have maintained that this should be arranged by the occupying nations, rather tham by the two German governments. Western officials are confident the Communists would be defeated in free elections. Moscow replied to this Western proposal Aug. 5, but the reply was generally regarded as confusing, and officials of the United States. Britain and France are to meet in Paris this week to consider what reply they should make. Moscow's note proposed an '"'im mediate agreement" between the West and East German Parlia- ments to form a unified govern- mens or, if that was too difficult, a provisional regime with limited functions. Spent Life As Druggist TORONTO (CP)--Albert Wesley Lawrence, 77, a druggist formerly in Collingwood, Sault Ste. Marie and Toronto, died Sunday. Born at Honeywood, Ont., he was educated at Collingwood and re- turned there after being graduated from the University of Toronto. Collingwood for 10 years, he went to Sault Ste. Marie for 12 years and then moved to Toronto. Later he joined Laing Industries Limited, a drug Products agency, and remained with the firm as de- partment manager for 15 years. He was a past resident of the Sault Ste. Marie Rotary Club. After operating a drug store in! THE DAILY TIMES - GAZETTE, Tuesday, August 18, 1958 ii | THEATRE GUIDE Biltmore--"The Steel Trap", 12:30, 3:25, 6:15 and 9:10 pm. "City Beneath the Sea' (Technicolor), 1:15, 4:50, 7:40 and 10:35 p.m. "Last complete show at 9:10 p.m. Drive-in--Starting at dusk. "Hia- watha and "My Six Convicts". Last complete show at 10 p.m. Marks--"She Shoulda Said No", 2:35, 8:10, 7:45, 10:25. "One Too Many", 1:15, 3:45, 6:20, 9:00. Last complete show 9:00 p.m. Plaza. -- "White Witch Doctor," 1.40, 3.38, 5.35, 7.33, 9.37. Last complete show 9.08 p.m. Brock, Whitby--"Cimmarron Kid" and "Babes in Bagdad". Even- ing shows at 7 o'clock. Last com- plete show at 8:20. Weekly Rates for Permanent Guests Phone Whitby 2337 207 Dundas St. W. STOP AT THE WHITBY HOTEL Gogoi cdmFORT MARK DERRY DAY BARRIE (CP)--Derry Day was | celebrated Saturday with one of the largest parades ever seen in this town. It was held in conjunc- tion with the 50th anniversary of the Allandale Royal Black pre- ceptory, No. 601. Approximately 2,000 marchers took part in the parade. Lodges of Royal Black Preceptories and ladies of the Crystal chapters came from as far away as Sudbury and Hamilton, with a number of lodges from Tor- onto, Guelph and other Western On- tario points. to the Canadian side." He said Niagara Falls, Ont. would become "a thriving, perous metropolis." His remarks were in a talk pre-!| pared for the annual picnic of the Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union (CIO). Roosevelt came into the congres- sional district of Representative William E. Miller (Rep.-N.Y.) to attack Miller's bill to licence five New York companies to develop the falls. "Niagara Falls is the people's resource," he said. pros- "It does mot | belong to any private power com- |. ADDED ATTRACTION pany and it should not be given |'. to a monopolistic combination of five power companies.' Roosevelt disputed the compan: | ies' statement that the; $9,000,000 a year in taxes. He said the "'give-a-way, grab. | a-way and steal-a-way" Republican administration in Washington prob- ably would allow the companies to wipe off almost $150,000, in fed- eral taxes to build the project. would pay | 5. federal |, pe 3 Always Color Caitous Day Doctor" AAAAAAA { Bits "White Witch Pd [ fo yomorns STALK AMONG YOU. WITH THE PONER T6 LOOK LIKE MEN. OR'CHANGE T0 OBIECTS OF AWESOME TERROR! NOTHING LIK Be, E THIS HAS EVER HAPPENED TO YOU BEFORE! Fantastic Sights Beyond all Human Imagination!!! N HAT ov! iv SHERETIMEALL I IOMORROW Seam RISING WE LOSES BILTMO meting Ek ue = HELENA CARTER - SONY SUTRON A COLUMBIA PICTURE 7 T= RE THE SEASON'S OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT VALUE Co-starring (THAT'S MY BOY) AIR-COOLED EDDIE NAA RIE ARE BACK... in a story of Broadway's bright lights ...and one dim bulb "3 "Come Back Little Sheba" : Adult Entertainment g: Burt 1 te Shirley Booth St