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All other calls THE TIMES 4 WEATHER REPORT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Y Sunday partly cloudy, warm Classified Advertising RA 3-349. me and humid with scattered thun- ....vss RA 3-3474 dershowers. Winds Southwest. VOL. 88--No. 155 : 0 Ce OSHAWA-TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1959 gov Ril Ry EIGHTEEN PAGES Queen In Crui F Ved Cruiser, Ferry Muskoka | Lake-Land [iP "24 Crash, 2 Dead SARNIA (CP)---The Queen and tions, dipped their colors to the ' 1 : war : ; 4 / : hd * Prince Philip Friday completed a vacht : i PRINCE PHILIP SUGGES S i M Tin arp "he Queen and Prince Philip a hohe i. y I | I our 1SS1I |" sweep through Southwestern On nt about 1% hours on the after tario with a 60-mile river voyage deck, shooting movie film or just a : : / LA REVISIONS . . to this industrial city, accompan looking at the scenery in the 4 " 4 1 5 | i hop, sasure craft United States and Canada. WR A ; 7 / i | er (0) S101 fed by Hordes ol Plessite ore! At dinner they entertained the ? EN 2 LONDON, Ont. (CP)~ "When are you going to | along the Detroit and St. Clai' _o wp oianged and are har me i ; ) |. Prince Philip, like many a cha these obsolete and rivers. {ling the tou 7 i : ; a | tourist visiting Ontario, has ld- med liquor laws? RF RRR EANE. ksi on AR Prince Philip in naval white ed we. ¢ gay at London-- ? i ; ; commented on the province's ¥ ; MUSKEGON, Mien AR) Ml. Musheson of he 5 tustries took the dav off after liquor laws. ' i command cabin cruiser on a 0 handled the docking here of the <dusiries took the day off after "Von're one of ihiose Zov pleasure trip and a Great Lakes|aboard the cruiser. a : : orking the holida , o) ou're 5¢ Bov- ap fol id i J 4 ; X : royal yacht Britannia--the third King Die Rotoey Jug! ay i ernment fellows," he said , what are you going car ferrs tollided im darkness) Both young women were in- time he has done so since the ac a brief stop at Chatha i Var, . : Friday to Harry Allen, Pro- do about it?" the prince early today on Lake Michigs 0. |jured and taken to hospital here, tour began June 18--and brough th 10 il n i 2 an ri ; 7 sressive Conservative mem asked again Two persons were drowned and, Engineman Joseph J. Gol Gel- gan J g a roug on 8 fe rive throug! gress ask agai y du ry Ahh - Sig , di Hor To of ust anid oe neck polo Wn You he ber of the legislature for "We'll give it every con four others were missing andiakoska jumped overboard from * iroval couple shook 143 hands and Middlesex South, as the MPP i i at the next ses dg Ho a roy oc a Soast Suzy segene boat le es appeared on three platforms dur. was presented. sio Mr. Allen promised Yo Wer en cue Mrs. haub, who could nol fires from a riverside oil refin ©, , : Le ih # J Lady 7 cupants of the cruiser _ swim. Mrs. Beardsley was res- ds ng the 10-mile drive. i : 3 : 5s At daylight, boats of the Us. cued while clinging to pieces of ery. Coast Guard swept the area in alerniser wreckage. AIDES HOLD PARASOL A - 7 pt The call here capped visits to The beige i : ; boii iE 2000 MILE ARC search-for the missing persons. | The Schaubs were on a week T " he beige sun parasol made a A . 4 i 4 - The cruiser, a 24-footer, Was|end visit to the Kenneys from London, Chatham and Windsor. It Te. Appearance and silos Lor is € appearance and aides too s * 4 ? 2 3 4 smashed and sank to the bottom their West Virginia home. The was another hot summer day with turns bolding it th a dry wind and temperatures in| Wns holding it over the Queen : : y v in 18 feet of water not far off-|family group had set out for the the 80s. Crowds estimated at who Nope 8 Yu iq par " : 1 ] | . ' shore following the 2:45 a.m. col-/¢rpise from the Muskegon Yacht 000 greeted the royal couple's a karly i lopped at Sarpi 8 1 i a | lision. The two craft just outside |Club rival by trai t London ang; '0* Stole ha 2 : : he Muskegon channel connecting : al by train at London anc ! : ; A 3 : HIT AMIDSHIP . a al : 1 ina ng ake wi Lake er eh Jlminnte Sip a OTTAWA (CPi-Prime Minis ; ' 7 re Musee Son 1,ake WHS Lek Coast guardsmen said the ke j ; ; Michiga é guards Chatham before moving on to ter D > L g ) iefenb. will join Queen x : < ruiser rw, . Windsor where thousands of Elizabeth and Prince Philip today ' A y % Drowned were Alvin Kenney, phi 2 Appareuy " ig Struck Americans were included in the for their visit to Chicago Ff ] £ : 3 : 4 49, Muskegon businessman and|amidship by e car ferry. 200,000 persons in the auto city Mr. Diefenbaker will flv to 3 : i 3 % - . owner of the cruiser and his sank quickly. i for the event . 3 i 4 3 : > wife, Dorothy, 43 Capt. Carl Regan of the car Gravenhurst, and motor to Parry ' : : : | The missing included the Ken-|ferry, one of the fleet of the Mil- . Saou ; S o boa OY vag bo p+ . E : . he ssing i Y, o P IN MUSKOKAS TODAY Sound 10 joard. the royal Yac ht 3 4 a E 3 il NAPLES (AP)--All the way bombs--are ready to take off ney's son, Robert, about 21, and waukee Clipper line, reported Britannia. On Monday he will at- § | ; ; ; 4 from northern -Italy to the east-|within five minutes. of their son-in-law Richard Schaub, that no collision had 'been felt. tend the Queen during her visit to : ; Z : b hn Aud long ui EHR Ve MINS Of an alarm 1 W.Va. Also H id a car ferry lookout the American city, returning to 3 4 ¥ ern border of Turkey, along a signal. The strip alerts have been 29. of Charlestown : 1 0 He sa Ottawa by air. whe he . leaves a aw : gs ; 2,000-mile arc facing the Iron| = missing were'two friends of Rob-|spotted wreckage and the craft Chics > B1- When slo ea 2 ; & . E (22 ti ge Curtain, jei aircrafi ave on int effect since last yea ert, Norman Burr, 24, Muskegon, [turned to give aid. . cago ---- -- - -- -- -- "striy, » Lt.-Gen. Richard C. Lindsay, ahd William Stong, 21. Muskegon.| The car ferry plies Lake Mich. the vacht en route to Chicago for y Gh % He i 'his m.ans that the planes commander of Allied Air Forces RESCUE WOMEN igan between Milwaukee and what is expected to be gala wel- ; #5 including supersonic F-100D air-|g Mrs. Donna Schaub, the Ken-'Muskegon. The Clipper lines 0 1 some Moniz) DISPUTE ENDS Lo #7 }| craft capable of tossing atomic|" Europe. known as Air ovis qaughter, was rescued|carry mostly freight although 4 south, says 10 per cent of the air|glong with Mrs. Nancy Beards- also some passengers The Britannia slid away from 0 " A ---- A -------------------- 2 force is kept on five-minute alert. 50% Windsor at 4 p.m. after a two- « hour visit, while the lofty skyline ; j ULIET SHOOTS Another 2% per cent of pilots and of Deitol Sod J across de Saarland Goes i % i xd SHOTGUN Tis means IIA Ex-Reeve Ansa boats skittered about of Airsouth's resources could be But before the departure, LJ] i Es z : 2 " 1 ea ready for action within a quar crowds of some 80,000 saw Wind-| Back | 0 Re ch : a ; ORANGE, France (AP)-- |of ap hour, sor backtrack in its decision] 1 HE . f oy or Andre Guerrero discovered SE I Tr taken 10 months ago not to give Ais : i 3 playing Romeo is mo fun |1,000 JETS n an nqui Y the Queen a gift. Mayor Michael . 7 bo § when Juliet has a shoigun Lindsay has about '1,000 jet air He. Que sing the city's BONN (AP) The fabulo Fulfilment of the French-Ger- i Cl EE Police reported Guerrero, |craft in his command. Among stand, handed over a beige Ap- rich Saar industrial area--twice man treaty on the Saarland ; : 2 ; S408 29, decided to climb up to [them are three squadrons of] TORONTO (CP--The judicial setting up Metropolitan Toronto, paloosa pony, typically dappled, taken away from the Germans brings to ar end a long period of 2 : A 7 Lucienne Anastasio's window |p. 100Ds, two of them in Italy and inquiry into suburban York Town-| Mr, May testified he ay Se de- called Chief Tecumseh. The after world wars--goes back un- dispute. | 4 adn to patch ap a quarrel, but |the third is in Turkey. They rep-|ship's land and financial dealings|sperate to get a building petmit Queen, a lover of horseflesh, was | der their complete control at mid-| Twice after world wars the : ed she hit him on the head with Iresent Aairsmouth's primary at-ladjoutned abruptly Friday after|because of:busine ss commits night Sunday. |Erench oecupied: the region. | a b cdi ' : a shoigun a: he reached the jfomie force, ja witness accused a former fown- ments, He said that when he told THe Chief won't go fo Britain The French and West German [Twice the 1,000,000 Germun-spesk. SESE. : RE lop of the ladder, then fired = J : but another like him will be govertitents announced today ing Saarlanders voted to go back! he : ; 2 Joad of buckshot into his | Other NATO pow 4 A SCithat the 1,000-square-mile terri-| ' To x 3 shoulder as he fled. A rs | shipped for some deserving child; win Pe ey fate: I 1955 hey jected in a pleb- fol ? E | Doctors plucked the buck- (said that in fime all three south-| Neel J. May, president of Car-{and added that it was expensive at Windsor, England. kl grated with West Germany lis<ite a plas 0 maf ple y ' 4 | shot out of Romeo's shoulder; en NATO members---Italy, Tur-|bine Tool Company Limited, test- [to be a councillor or a reeve. "What bréed is he?" the Queen a ahead of schedule in alghip of ry a police arrested Juliet key and Greece -- will possess|ified that early in 1956 he was TALKS TO COUNCILLOR asked. "I've never seen one like gesture of the friendly relations| P ° the West European Union. atomic capability told by Fred Hall, then township N | Prt 4 « dpe Ly. D/ J, "€ a I _ S this before." The Jrince wanted existing between the two coun-| Lhe Saarland coal mines pro- a hd 4 po | Lindsay said Soviet aireraftireey e, that Se could get a build- - He said Mr. Hall then told him to know whether the Chief was iries. duce about 17,000,000 tons annu ey i 4 7 - and oie ile sale tiv ae! 1 ae id ing pe mit more quickly "if you Fork Township Coutiler Bari a i i , ally and its blast furnaces tur A a | k ssile ac y along. the INE foi bua Linden would explain it further, eoming aboard. The wealthy industrial valley aly and 1 BS! lurnaces turn j . ; CBC l I10 line facing Ma Greece and Would coniribute something tof ero" Wold pial a bebe became politically part of Ger-|/out more than 3,000,000 tons of nd 3 : VR » 4,900 ESCORT CRAFT many ® 1, 1957, par the eco-|TaW iron and aboui 3,500,000 fons Turkey has increased somewhat OW ljetle fn |was arranged with Mr. Linden. At least 4,000 small craft ac-| °. integration was delayed to lof raw steel yearly. A : ; SA in the last year. The Reds als Mr. Hall now is a magistrate] My, May said he went to the companied the Britannia and her ,j00 financial adjustments. t| . ; ; ? ri 0 ate have brought in more modern|dnd chairman of the metropolitan |ecuncillor's office and there Mr. three grev naval escorts along |y, a : aircraft and are doing a great licensing commission. He was|Linden told him a building permit A t due to take place anth| i le 4 the Detroit and St. Clair rivers i Rol. vue. 0 p | THOUGHT FOR TODAY § Ls fon we deal of all-weather and ni fly-|given the title of magistrate be-| could be held up indefinitely and to Sarnia, manoeuvring with ex- Aj midnight Sunday, French ing. cause of provisions of the act| yang things could go wrong. Mr, . . cellent control. posts on the East frontier of the It' is conservatively estimated ; vy fd Situation Linden asked ¥ a few. hundred Vessels of all sizes, including German-speaking territory will belinat 987 per cent of people] {would make any différence now, grimy freighters meticulously moved west to the French-Saar . 8 OTTAWA (CP)--TI i 1 Mr. M fied tai mt rather ta an think : 4 ; any 1e executive T May testified. maintaining the marine tradi- border. Sle Soyoil ather talk than think. : » 4 mmittee of the CBC's Boand of LA E NEWS FLASHES "1 was waiting for him to puli or i 3 i ~~ [Direcfors has been convened to oui a hook of tickets or some {deal with the current situation in thing," said Mr. May. "I ex- i | plained that I was not prepared ® y 4 ## | the publicly-owned corporation "a . 4 . 4 : it was learned Friday night, Brazilian Wins Tennis Championship to make a large payment and oy 4 7 The CBC has been under fire : that 1 did not even have a cheque 5 p 7 in the Commons broadcasting WIMBLEDON. England (CP)--Maria Bueno of Brazil | " QUEEN VISITS ONTARIO CITIES fumes and the glare of flare-pipe Today, the royal yacht pushed fnto Lake Huron and Georgian Bay for a tour through the Mus- koka Lake country. Sunday, the Queen has a day's holiday aboard sale ship reeve of asking for a "fund" |Mr. Hall this the reeve said there ling in atomic capability, Lind yjcontribution, was an election fund in existence : : oke the te ates ) ( 3 0's committee in recent weeks bre ke he U i od Wate domin ti n of he, Fons | $ tennis 4 . ; singles sre P Vv Ww g of arlene Hz 46-1 The executive committee was ig es ore Day y Upping. .eituany arlene HY ee pare ' 1 expected to meet during the in the 1959 finals "We don't take cheques," he i ; A i a weekend--it could not be learned . J {quoted Mr. Linden as saying. Mr On Ne W Jet Bu | 4 dd id ; we <] where and make some an Fresh Riot In Kerala Kills 15 |May said the councillor told him { ; oH i {nouncement early next week TRIVANDRUM, India (AP)--Agitation against the Com. [that what was wanted were hun- 1 5a F { dred dollar bills. Norma five a, J . , x 3 x ormally. five persons consti munisi. government of Kerala state still was at a high pitch i ; 4 - tute the executive committee Spans wri Heh : x He added: "I said that 1 un OTTAWA (CP)---A F g al-ifor the strike Mr. Hellyer have bee sed in Canada as uw y 3 today after a fresh riof brought the death toll to 15 persons A slashing al-jfor the strike role, Ar. Hellver have been used in nace 2 | President Alphonse Ouimet. Vice- ida ; : X De derstood and would do my best to ant's © o declared well a- in Europe 3 " tack on the government's choice 3 ! ; op ! : : President and Assistant General Rustralia Wi Sculling Vict co-operate of the American Lockheed F-104 Hi attack es the fos oh ere| Mr. Hellyer said the 1-105 is 3 [Manager E. L. Bushnell, R. L n Ins sculling victory Mr. May said he then went to OX Ju tein of Canadian military) in U.S SqUALFYR Sores ang pro ' : WE Dunsmore, Montreal: Mrs. Kate HENLEY, England (CP)--Burly Australian Stuart Mae- [see his own lawyer and related in Europe wa made Friday i i the in : on, C reorgs duction one? » 16 bi ave be en y : p {Aitken, Toronto, and Raymond kenzie toyed w American challenger Harvy Parker today the siory. His lawyer took him ight in the Cc ons by Paul Te ON TogIessive CODY placed a U.8. did nol plan lo ¥ Gi i " / t (Dupuis, Montreal and coasted to an wecedented third straigh! victory in the tc the office of Crown Attorney night in the mmons by au ive er, criticized the RCAF replace the F-104 now in service § 4 Yo 2 It was learned that likel \ Henle i Scull { ' Tr Si albra at city hall, whe , ascoeiate def il } A " ; t was learned that likely onl Henley Diamond Sculls the world's top event for single |J. B. Galbraith at city hall, where Hellver, former as<ociate defence North Star transport in 1949 1 "the high attrition rate will : a ii ¢ he last 2 ai ad ¥ g and he high attrition rate wi : : . : y {the last three would meet. Mr oarsmen he told the story again minister - a accelerate their phasing out.' HE QUEEN pauses in Lon | is not identified, Windsor had lOuimet is rec 4 ' - a, : - STABILITY SACRIFICED y hy 3 jon (top picture) to ak to «several by . uimet is recovering from a gall - a The Liberal! MP for Toronto . Harold Winch (CCF Vancou-| 40 oF ¥ Speai: voted severa. MONtht ago BOL )yy,qger operation he had in mid-| = Trinity said the fatality rate on| Mr. Hellver said the F-104 holds| yer East) said that in the matter| 23 Id Sgt. William Mills, to make a presentation to the [June and it is understood Mr.| th- y & Tunvamilv hi he world | nd altitude Tec | of equipping the RCAF there is @ veleran from the Reil Rebel- | Royal Couple, but came up | Bushnell who has heen acti g US. fight. rds bu z rframe stability "no unification. no chain of au- lion. Prince Philip chats with | with the surprise July 3. Actu- president in Mr. Oui A Rene Y had been sacrific n design 10ithority, no chain of decision," Other veterans. A beige Appa- | ally. the above horse, Chief Pres had left t a hid idly : iid and the 179 General Foc .|attain these records. The plane| Janis RCAF officers were "stup-| 100sa pony, a surprise gift for | Tecumseh, is a symbol and | 4" VE rh i re dine rYiahle @ nol do certain manoenvres |ifiad and stultified" by lack of the Royal Couple from the city | won't go to Britain. but a horse {Gatineau Hill em T i \ { z 1 . ik i ' i ralines Is Mr Hell er's charges fell like The F-104 had been grounded authority to do anything of Windsor. sniffs at a ver | like him will be given to some The executive committee y 3 he U.S. Air WOULD BU 2 % bouquet (lower picture) as the | deserving voungster in Wind- tact for fie 11m, bozrd of di > ILD UP ARMY Queen pats him. Man at left | sor, England.' (CP from AP) oe in any i Ta but its x " 3 plane for the RCAF Air Division double that of other ere Tha Aipfrs : : can a homh therwise quiet 2 defence de chr ate Poe to con- Force because of trouble with the Earli 0 1 A ver trim setting: ¢ f | Larlier pposition Leader ; + tinne toda s+ Satiurdav sitting] POWe m sefting: and the after Ip ¥ |actions must be confirmed later 1 ho i rson suggested a reduc tion in f this se 1. Defence Mini ter burners, he said . a: y h o essiol n Canadian air defence commit by the full board Peorhe ie no mmediate Why had not the government rl | 4 n : reply, possi] bly ause Mr. Hell- ordered the Grumman Super Ti en, An increased emphasis on ussial 1 e u ver spo' t minntes hefore! ger Republic F-105° both su-|® e ibis tial that NATO | ij t planes. - Mr. 'Hellyer de}. Was essentiai that i | the 10 p.m. adjournmen PD eliyer de countries in Europe develop a ] "WORST PLANE POSSIBLE" The F-105 Yi ha defence gains limited attac) ! Mr. Hellyer, an aeronautical atie 0 Sa Bod ave bo on without the West having to re umps Ira ng | » » enzineer hefore he went into bus-|2 5 9 5 dnduian ATOYU0IS sort to massive nuclear retalia- 1 es alm iness in Toronto, said the govern- enZime and paris for the Ameri: tion by the U.S. Air force. eo. | roauction vrogram could One of our dangers is that we! SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--The|chances for Amer ¢ a n-Soviet used "incredibly bad 1 3 rh have been carri anada p ' : 4 ingitra : n picking the worst plane "2 ¢ Deen carr ed out in Canada. have an elephant gun and may Kremlin's current travelling/trade might then be improved. p + to replace eight squad- POOR ENGINE RECORD not want to use it to shoot small|salesman makes an -importani, This high opinion the Russians Over Scar rons of Sabre jets in the air div Mr. Hellyver read testimony|2@me but may have to use it be- bid today for expansion of Soviei- seem to have of Brown may be io: a Y1cause we Pa got a 22." vite ates tra ie et one of the reasons wi K v 2 TEI RQ slo given by fl 1 Air Stor Bo [cause we hinve Fi got a .22." United Star 8 ade He vill Hee one wi Tonsons 3 ny Boi LOS ANGELES (AP) Actress The U.S. Air Force had picked fore a U.S. congressional com- arson sai Iori ¥ 30 . In. Dh 3 Wi 1 2 city skipped by. First De ni Wy Diane Varsi, who quit Hollywood the Republic F-105 for its strike mittee this year that its engines pn ver of wes i. business t1., PE > y puly because "acting is desiructive to attack plane in preference to the in service have an endurance of eaders me." has filed a claim over a Lo "heed F-104, he said 100 to '.200 hours before majo ha a Wo a For the entire fdav reporters » . facial s suffered, she says, The F-104 had not even been Overhaul was required. Endur S W om n are barred fromf First Deputy 1p Uurvivors while making a TV film | desiened as a strike plane thouch|ance time for the J-79 was 100 Premier Frol R/Kozlov's activi- Miss Varsi, 20, who lasi March arkes i is would!! a 2 : ties left here with her two-year-old| Mr. Pearkes had said this would hours or less F " € € ith he: ea | be i primary role in the air 'Wouldn't ou know. Mr. | me Kozlov said "he wanted rest att e ar S son to live in Bennington, Vi ol division Hellyer said with hea sarcasm, | from questions. But it was pos- . : J had the claim filed Friday with "The plane ch by the Cana! that of all the engines in the| LINDSAY (CP ) Miss Joan sible that he also sought a de CRISTOBAL. Panama Caual|the California Industrial Accident ane 0=n ie Cana : Se tail 1 BS JO¢ he : v 4% > Sry - Oh . Ter) dian government no ruddy good U.S. Air Force the Canadian gov.|Nesbitt, 28, of Oshawa was fined gree of privacy in his discus Zone : AF Survivors. of the Co-{Commission | 2 ramen ould choose the one!$100 and costs Friday after plead-|sions lombian freighter Rio Atrato| While making the scene. she that's least satisfactory." ing guilty to a ¢ > AT lPs The man who one day g uch caught fire and sank in ajsaid, she was struck by an un ¥ - 1 S > Ni Chris a Burst of explo S the Carib- ject wimr CITY EMERGENCY One F-105 could do the work of(driving in. connection wit] lccaed ft Rhy I id | bear told ig i he 2 Sle 4 facial 1 De . % - . : «« | traffic death last Mav 1 premier of the Soviet Union laic an oday i 1 1 offland suffered a f aceration. | 4 3 uy Sis Pu a two F 104, Hus cutting the cost RCAF Sg Rudoloh oly ~ heavy stress on trade upon his sharks before being rescued. Two|lt was aggravated two days later, § PHONE NUMBERS i ne Canadian government inj'% at f case *larrival in California of the known dead were believed she asserted. hv a CBS make-up LEATHERNFCK A B C TEAM e long run The F-105 could|of Rockeli te n hig fick : . . '} LAR J BY Avie Fre tf } A { \ oli THINGS WOU MP ; eaten by the big fish man. Her claim was directed : ' ' C ve jiries 'e weapon pay ; harg of criminal negli Eh OULD IMPROVE The German freighter Essen|against CBS. 20th Century-Fo» I'hese four men, in protecti tomic radi ation or enemy use = others te enter. Marine leaning POLICE RA load of the F-104. The F-105 had gc Hoe inst Miss Nesbitt was In an exchange with Demo-|arrived here with 39 barefooted] and two insurance firms. No spe it chemie over side of the jeep is taking 1 ve illed a pile withdraws 1 y 1 I \ ' i FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6: | A i xa pi hn Hs : ratic G overnor Edmund G./men, women and children picked cific sum v asked Marine Corps Atomic. Biol gi- | agents. With detect ion devices, a reading with a Geiger coun- soso SE 5 a day ne acide occurred two Brown, Kozlov noted that Brown |up ater the gasoline-laden South| Friends said she had decided! cal and Chemical teams, Their = the are trained to move er. Thi= ABC team is at the i whereas the F- 05 had an miles south of here at Highwadys'might one dav be pre<ident of Amer cl ent down Friday|to quit the films before the inci- .job is fo prevent or. reduce into cor aminated areas to de Marine Corps Air Station, HOSPITAL RA 3.2: I. AL R hE p ps it i 3 ! aller capability and could? and ithe United States and said the % miles off Cartagena, Cilombia. dent. | casualties resulting from | termine whether it is safe for ! Kaneohe, I"awaii. ¥ A ~~