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US. Gives Draft po Gives Draft 2 Restaurants mmr eee PTOMINENt In Vice Inquiry b United States Monday gave the! The U.S. and Britain have sug- | dhe Oshawa Somes PAGE NINE VOL. 88--No. 174 OSHAWA, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1959 three-nation nuclear conference a|gested representatives from three plan for a preparatory commis-| Western nations, three Eastern sion that would pave the way for Powers and one neutral. operation of a treaty-agreed ban| The Soviet Union has objected, | on nuclear weapons tests. Dreferrine two Western powers, y/two Eastern and three neutrals. | Died States, Skat by At Monday's session, British TORONTO (CP)--Two restaur- Constable Gordon Tomalty, a|diner: "The restaurant is nothing Union with a draft annex to any delegate Sir Michael Wright saig ants which indirectly set off an member of Western Ontario divi-'more than a head office for a future East-West test-ban treaty. th Amierican-prol osed. ore ara: extensive investigation into this|sion of the RCMP, said that (large number of neighborhood | It outlines the establishment of tory commission coh Pai of|City's illegal narcotic and pros-|through a secret hideout in the prostitutes ™ : / a preparatory commission that rer tatives of the US. R s. litution traffic were the subject Spot One restaurant he saw nar-| Reporters were excluded from Pepresentaiives of Su BUS of the vice inquiry here Monday. |cotics being passed. the inquiry while RCMP officers would i ; 4 A HI Cais and David J. McDonald for | tive vice-president of United | worker union. The meeting was first joint mediation session, | States Steel Corporation, | held in the Hotel Commciore aimed at settling the 12-day- | represents the industry. Me- New York old steel strike, Cooper, execu- | Donald is president of the steel- Nixon As Diplomat ass --AP Wirephoto : lm | ei de would operate between the sign-|sia and Britain Both restaurant proprietors/answered questions dealing with into force after ratification. the conference was not set. It/tll Aug. 27 before determiningi ~o™ Lh Goo an to eject| "higher ups" in city drug traffic. rads. | hi iy sr I whether the proprietors ofl ° al eo US. delegate James J. Wads- hinges on the current Big Four Whethe od One unruly patrons. Sgt. James A. Macauley of the worth said the commission would foreign ministers talks here. Norm's Grill and the Spot One (RCMP Western Ontario drug test-detecting control posts, work licences But aig Kosta Stakog of cases the restauraits me used out figures on how much money Both restaurants are located in Norm's Grill: "When I got somelas a rendevous between g ad- the treaty-signers would have to ala a the Dundas-Jarvis - Sherbourne/muscle to throw the bums out.|dicts and sellers and in the Five th pol a ' ®W® street area, which for the past|the police found out my man had|summer they ofter used the| nization, and draw up the or- 1 reco; ganization's operational plans. serutiny by police, civic and wel-|8et rid of him. PROMISES STUDY fare officials. Said Metro chairman Fred Gar- C d 1 pkin said he would study the U.S. , NU ' | Stamp ar draft, but expressed anxiety that Takes Effect MO MENTAL GOOF there could be "a procedure for | adopting decisions" that { | | Sells Well { OTTAWA (CP)--The agreement | | | This was a reference to the signed May 22 by Canada and OO 2) oO SS . " | composition of the seven-member the United States for co-operative! aa) TTAWA (CP) -- Nine Cana- control commission, to operate lly | {mounted on a card are Setting! |well, says the post office, and Em {seem particularly popular with the Commons May 25 by Prime | 7 3 act 3 Minister Diefenbaker. The delay| LE PLANEY. France (AP)--| Hoyte said he ould try to find], The post office; Stealing ap kiea} ou T er between signing and implemen-| Jumbo, the mountain - climbing another route =. negotiate the Ho WE Dy bey pa o d tation results from a requirement elephant, and her saddened group mountains and "et back to Turin, |" 0 116 earce, Nanc-mounted that there be a waiting period ofthis village Monday night, their|a zoo for this trek value. ales at Banff and ol orces 0 {60 days before such agreements|dreams of glory shattered by al Before being stopped Jumbo| PE" Alta., and Niagara Fal 5 are final, monumental goof had walked 72% miles. From her|©Ont., indicate that tourists like Affairs Minister Green said Mon. Ported the 7.300-foot high Clapier|had climbed from an altitude of! The price is 50 cents -- or a| Joseph T. Finnegan, centre, | day "The sareenient will con: 3 wast big barrier along 926 feet to 7,156 feet profit of about 42 cents a card| director: of federal mediation Z at Turin, Italy--was blocked le MOV: y | S COOKSVILLE (CP) Toronto, co-operation in the atomic energy 200 5 Tues j ht aly--was. blocker . cannot be removed for use. pares R. Conrad Cooper, left, onal n ot old 'whic! is ,|by a landslide The selection includes only two = ------------ Township council Monday night field which has existed for many ant ; I 1 ery ue late ies passed the $2,838,413 budget of vears." Jumbo started out a week ago 1959 issues--two. five - centers ie y historic od hed all The prime minister said May crossing of the Alps with ele- ar it was doing 25 that the agreement will "open nhants to invade Italy in 219 B.C. ada. The only 10-cent i is th so only because of a Supreme the w ay for the way for the trans- F Iritish historian John Hoyte, Y y cont jssue Is the; Ing of the treaty and its coming! mie date for the next session of But the hearing adjourned U0 aid they had on occasion hired|persons suspected of being survey the world for sites for -- ------ [restaurants should retain their poQRMAN HAD RECORD lsquad said in the majority of give the ban-policing control or- D ; month has been the object of/a criminal record and IT had tojparks as meeting places. 'Soviet delegate Semyon Tsara- work against his country. use of atomic energy for mutual! ' (dian postage stamps specially the ban after the preparatory defence was put into effect Mon § ' group finishes. The control com- day { O S ul | ) )O -_ sid gas pd The agreement was tabled in| 3 | : | (tourists. of the U.S. Atomic Energy Act of handlers plodded slowly out of where Jumbo as borrowed from with stamps totalling 50 cents in| F C il An announcement by Externall An advance scout party re-|starting point at Montmelian she|the idea. or ounci tinue and extend the harmonious Jumbo's route to her home in a - - -- since the stamps, although new.| and conciliation service, pre- ! of to re-enact Hannibal's |commemorating NATO and the, L k Di 3 the South Peel board of educa At Matsu Iles |50th anniversary of flight in can-| aA K€ LIVEISION A t oyte,| TAIPEI, Formosa (AP)--Com-|1958 Eskimo stamp, a regular] Court order fer at some future time to Can-|principal organizer of the trip, is munist and Nationalist artillery lore, while the Royal Visit ton! n e ews Councillor Charles Murray, fi- nance committee chairman, said the order of mandamus issued last week in effect gave school boards throughout the province a blank cheque It was on Mr. Murray's recom- mendation that the budget orig- inally was rejecied as excessive "It astounds me that an elected person can be compelled to vote yes," he said Monday night. "I intend to ask our federal and pro-| vincial 'representatives to intro- duce legislation to change situation which 1 wrong." on a $350,000 item for increases/ in teachers' salaries because it| \ quired for them." the! believe is) |printing firm here and first sub- everything, A ) Council's protest was centred |scriber to the Edmonton Journal{Jumbo to ward off the mountain|main island of the group, with| Britain doesn't run things out ada of military reactors and any of the opinion Hannbal used the fought a brisk artillery duel injof 1957--showing the queen and! special nuclear materials re- |Clapier Pass to reach Italy. He the Matsu Islands Monday. The Prince Philip--is centred. The) has accompanied Jumbo on her|peqe said they fired on the Matsu|rest are five-cent stamps. ; separate Journey garrison because a communist agreement will be required for] Many other historians think yeggel was shelled. No shells! any storage of nuclear warheads/Hannibal used the lower passesiwere fired at _the Quemoy. 150 TWO TRIBESMEN in Canada. A congressional com- near the Mediterranean. | miles to the south | mittee was told recently that if The trip was to prove an ele-! poining radio charged National- the U.S. did store such weapons|Phant could negotiate the Clapier|ist patteries fired 10 shells at al QUIT THE WAR communist vessel in Huang-Shi' KARACHI, Pakistan (AP)-- in Canada, it would as usual re- Pass i . ers of tain control over them. Why hadn't the organizers of p,o™'yoriiv' after dawn, The, ; -- broadcast said the craft was aj TWO war - weary tribesmen the expedition checked the pass |before the start of the trip (fishing boat but did not say| came out of the hills this week {whether she had been hit. | to surrender, after 25 years of Communist shore batteries| fighting the British Raj. Some- showered Matsu Island,| o0€ had finally convinced them WASHINGTON (AP) -- Spokes- It is understood a |trict urged a Senate subcommit- tee Monday to ignore what they said are unfair and untrue charges about the district's sew-| age disposal practices, The committee had called a hearing to permit Chicago offi- cials to reply to charges raised earlier in opposition to a bill which would permit Chicago to divert more water from Lake Michigan into the Illinois Water- way. Canada and six Great Lakes HEADED PRINTING FIRM EDMONTON (CP)--Charles W.|JUMBO-SIZE COAT Willis, 87, founder of a pioneer| '""We thought of just even a coat about for then ere any more. when it was published Nov. 11,|chill," said Hoyte. "But we just|263 shells in 55 minutes. The| 1903, died Monday. Survivors in-|didn't think of that. Who would|bombardment was the third] From the early 1930s the Wa- {men for Chicago's sanitary dis-| storm, Nixon may contribute in his own way to a reduction in East-West tension. And he may By HAROLD MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer When it comes to a mud-sling- {ing, no-holds-barred kind of fight, | Vice - President Richard Nixon) closer. may be no match for the shrewd! Nixon must have known that land wily Premier Khrushchev. |when he went to Moscow he even bring a summit conference Cool, Gentlemanly |easily vanquish Nixon in the propaganda battle, he assuredly would have little trouble taking {on President Eisenhower "at a | summit conference, It is possible {that in his vanity, he may, give ia little at the Big Four Geneva But in the end, in keeping ajcouldn't be sure of the kind of foreign ministers conference to cool head amid the Khrushchev|reception he'd get. But he may | get the summit stage set.' not have been prepared for the| Meantime the Nixon - Khrush- . . hocking display of rud 250 Budgie Birds |e soviet icade against the United States. the Soviet leader who. chose the arrival day to deliver a blast |Shev ter has hasi a puzzling part of American di- | plomacy: The timing--or lack of i in decisions an annbunce- reported against the ziri tribe had carried on a | campaign of brigandry against | the British sahibs, raiding gar- necessitated a 5.3-mill increase/clude a son, Jack, of Peterbor- have thought the pass wouldn't| heaviest in the tax rate. ough. be open?" Matisu complex so far. |risons and holding officers and men for ransom on the morth- west frontier. | Sceptical of claims that Brit- ish forces had departed in 1947, .| the tribe continued its cam- [states other than Hlinois have Frighten Thief {protested that the additional di-| : version threatens Great Lakes] WINDSOR (CP) -- Police have power and shipping projects. decided an unsuccessful thiet was i responsible for the loss over t ' Reprogeniseive Sidney R. Yates eri lng nbd delegation, emphasized that the $1,600. ding the Chicag |ued by owner Walter Lemire at| proposal calls only for a one- Police believe a thief tore open i Khrushchev followed this BS ap the next day by delivering a s 1 verbal blockbuster before tele- PRAYER WEEK vision cameras in the American] A week before Nixon was .to exhibition at Moscow where he|land in Moscow, Eisenhower--at | demanded the U.S. quit its for-|the request of congress -- pro- eign bases that ring the Soviet|claimed a week of prayer for | orbit. | captive Soviet satellites, 8 move {that made Khrushchev boil. year trial increase in the diver-|@ basement window screen open- NIXON UNSURE sion Tate. ied by a fed- ing into a cage containing 350, Perhaps not sure how a guest 0 budgies. Apparently the culpritishould answer his host, Nixon eral study of the effects on lake yas frightened off, ibly by| ed at first a bit unsure of levels. the birds. { himself, though when he did get paign against settled areas | which now constitute Pakistan. But now its last lieutenants, Jalaat Khan and his uncle Ra- himdad, have sued for peace. They told Pakistani officials | "Similarly, on the eve of the re- |sumed foreign ministers' confer- ence earlier this month, the U.S announced it would sue Russia for damages in the international court as a result of the shooting DOUAR... |{in a word edgewise, his voice a they were convinced the Brit- ish forces are gone. They and their followers now will give their loyalty to Pakistan. Bids Invited fl For Air Space TORONTO (CP)--Who said air is free? | Toronto Parking Authority {Monday invited tenders for a 50- | year lease on the air space above {the new $1,000,000 550-car, five- {level garage to be built by the | authority in midtown Toronto. | A successful bidder will be re- | quired to build an eight-storey of- fice building or medical eentre on the garage roof at a cost es- jtnsied at $1,600,000. Tf you value a | Authority General Manager Ro- bert Bundy said the sale of air rights is one way of making eco- |nomical use of high priced land {for parking. | The lot site will be fully used | because the Yonge Street subway | runs under it and the Bloor Street nin will skirt it. | Employee Fired For CCF Work VANCOUVER (CP)--The dis- missal of a British Columbia gov- ernment employee for working actively with the CCF party was disclosed here Monday. David Barrett, 29, was fired from his $510-a-month job as per- sonnel staff (raining officer at the Haney correctional institute, A member of the government service for six years, Barrett is seeking the CCF nomination to run against Social Credit Labor Minister Lyle Wicks in the Dewd- ney constituency in the next pro- GE' SMART DODGE SEDANS --in two-doors, four- doors, Sixes or Eights. Yours with or without wonder- ful Dodge optionals like Push-Button Drive . Swivel Seats . . . Full-Time Power Steering! SUMMER "BUY" TIME at your DODGE DEALER'S! LOW DOWN PAYMENTS. .. EASY TERMS... and LOW, LOW, PRICES! mums" WONDERFUL DODGE WAGONS! We're even deal- ing on king-size Dodge Suburbans! Sixes. or Eights. Two-doors or four-doors. You can save big money on any you choose! HANDSOME DODGE HARDTOPS! Viscount or Maiair models --either one makes it easy to Switch to Dodge. And our summertime deals make it that ACT NOW DURING "DODGE DEAL Dae Deal fora $5,000,000 PROJECT New Prison Put To Use By DON PEACOCK |nears the mi: { Canadian Press Staff Writer security experiment has been| OTTAWA (CP)--Canada's first/ going a little badly in recent] medium - security federal prison weeks compared to previous ex-| will be brought into full use dur-| perience. ing the next couple of months, it| A jou barracks-ty tempor-| was learned Monday. |ary dormitory pla) up af] The new institution at Joyce: | joyceville in its beginnings, with ville, about 15 miles northeast of} 300ommodation for up to 48 men Kingston, has been under con-{a, average of perhaps 45 have pletion { was calm and firm and his words to the point. But there was no y 11 ot Rerishehey Nos ve Officials said this suit was be- i it, tures, thrust 2head in" wit, gestures ing undertaken even tHough the and threats. 0 4 There are many sides to|U.S. did not expect Russia to Khrushchev's personality, After|Pay. All the U.S. expected was routing his guest, he did an un-(8 moral victory. y precedented thing by inviting] The timing in both cases may him for an overnight stay at his{have been accidental as the of- country home. Khrushchev was|ficials say. It is a question of the beaming host again. whether the western world can In his mind may have been|afford diplomatic accidents, in sown the seed that if he could so'an age of nuclear explosions. down of an American bomber over Japan five years ago. HEBREW camp | Drunken Riot SEES 'QUEEN' | Of Teen-agers WINNIPEG BEACH, Man. OLM (AP) -- Rioting (CP)--Word came early Fri- by teen-agers, fights with .police struction for more than two said. By Oct. 1 plans are to have some 350 prisoners in it and by next Jan. 1 about 400. All will be sent to Joyceville from the pen-| itentiary at Kingston which has] been sorely over - crowded for many months. LONELY SPOT Joyceville, at a pleasant but lonely spot along the Rideau River, has no high stone walls as years and is expected to cost|twe years $4,000,000 to $5,000,000, officials tymover of several hundred men. | been kept there ever since. In this might mean al Despite four recent escapes, only eight prisoners have tried | to escape in the short history of! the institution. ! Two disappeared - last Friday | and at the latest report were still| at large. | Two others escaped July 10.] One has since been shot to death' in a Toronto holdup attempt and | the other recaptured ! Four previous escapees were day at the Hebrew summer camp a mile north of here that '"'the queen" would be passing by at 4:15 p.m. The 70 youngsters at the camp were told the royal couple would leave Manitoba en route east by plane from the nearby Gimli RCAF station. Children from eight to 15 lined the route in the afternoon and waited excitedly as an RCMP patrol car led a motor- cade down a road by the camp. The youngsters burst into God Save the Queen as the flag- and wild parties at a motorcycle rally at Kristianstad during the weekend were described in police reports Monday. Kristianstad police reported |scores of teen-agers tip) over a ladies' rest room while a girl was in side, drenched it with gas oline and set it afire, The girl is being treated for burns, authorities said. ** Four policemen were iffjured during attacks by teen-agers us- ing rocks and bottles. A senior police officer réflorted such, although its main cell build- ing is like a four-storey fortress and most of the vocational train- ing shops are connected directly by a tunnel-like corridor of brick. The prison property includes, however, 600 acres of farmland, large barns and a substantial herd of beef cattle. Many of the prisoners will work in the fields and farm buildings. recaptured in a short time, Liberal Seeks Top Position REGINA (CP)--Wilf Gardiner, S Liberal member of the legisla- During construction, Joyceville| ture for Melville, said Monday he has been the centre of the first will definitely seek the leadership | federal experiment in a min-|of the Saskatchewan Liberal imum-security institution -- with| party. ; a minimum of supervision by| Liberal leader A.-H. McDonald armed guards {announced Friday he will relin - RECENT ESCAPES iquish the post when a successor| Ironically, as constru srionif Chosen at a Regina convention -- ---- (this ' | drunken girls were seen roaming around nude from the waist up. Kristianstad is 300 miles south {of Stockholm, wi decked limousines came into view, And in the last car of the procession -- a white conver- tible--rode the "queen": camp counsellor Ralph Smalley, 19, dressed in female finery. A hoax on the last day of the camp is a tradition, counsellors said. Police Arrest 'Man In Shack NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ont : | AVRO Re ache | (CP)--Police surrounded a. shack S near here Monday and arrested a man armed with a .22-calibre [rifle who had barricaded him Status Quo {self inside. | Taken to St. Catharines, Ernest TORONTO (CP)--A status quo|Lamorandier, 39, 'was charged agr was reached Monday with assault in the bludgeoning Mr. McDonald « defeated Mr. | rr . . Mr. Speaker Heads [ft ion ori "= Wilf Gardiner is the son of | night between the International|of a Niagara-on-the-Lake man Association of Machinists (CLC)|Thomas Moore, 39. He was re. and Avro Aircraft Limited and|manded for a week without plea Orenda Engines Limited. Mr. Moore is in hospital suf. much easier. Like all Dodge models, they have Total- .Contact Brakes, Torsion-A/RE Ride, Safety-Rim % ; Wheels, Electric Wipers. ¥ 4 . : | DODGE CUSTOM ROYALS! Here's the kind of big ; car that puts new fun in summer motoring. Yet it's rice of cars classed well below it. Take make us prove it! yours at the your pick an ROBINSON MOTORS (OSHAWA) LIMITED 574 Ritson Rd. S., Oshawa - vincial electon Delegation An appeal against the dismis- (sal was heard in Victoria Friday OTTAWA (CP) er before Deputy Provincial Secre-|Speaker Roland Michener w /tary L. J. Wallace. The result is|head a seven-member Canadian {expected to be known this week. delegation to the Commonwealth CHRYSLER CORPORATION OF CANADA, LIMITED la "This man unfortunately made| Parliamentary Association meet- Commons series of platform appearances ing in Australia this fall. : {for a politica) party." Attorney-| The association's biennial |General Robert Bonner said.|meeting will be held in Canberra |"That is not in keeping with em-|Nov. 2-8 following a month's tour McMAHON & ELMS MOTORS rerice eo will visit Israel on the way back vill Funeral Service James Gardiner, former federal agriculture minister, i |ernment contract for 214 Lock- {heed F-14G Sfarfighters, dropped its demands for a wage cut it had sought to place it in a more favorable position to com: |pete for orders against de Havil- For Noted Doctor land of Canada and Canadair MONTREAL (CP) -- Funeral|Limited of Montreal. services are to be held Wednes-| Terms of the agreement, on day for Dr. Fred G. Marshall, which employees will vote Wed- prominent Montreal osteopathic nesday provide that if the com- physician, who died at Salmon|pany does not win the contract Arms; B.C. Friday. the agreement may be renegoti- ert Strachan: "When did the at-/to Canada. torney - general discover that?| Canadian | They have had no compunctioniclude Harry White, Progressive The Canadian delegation also Commented CCF Leader Rob- 401 Dundas St., E., Whitby DODGE DEAL DAYS... NOW ONI |vincial members providing they and Senator George White, Con- are running for Social Credit." |servative, from Madoc, representatives in-|onto. | about letting people run as pro- Conservative MP for Middlesex borough Collegiate Institute and|of $2.10. The average for Dr. Marshall was born in Tor-|ated. He was educated at Peter- to $2.54 an hour, with an average de ge Chicago College of Osteopa-|Havilland is $1.87 and for Cana- dair $1.97 op Oct. 1. Avro, which is seeking a gov-|fering severe scalp wounds and a possible fractured skull. Police said Mr, Moore was ir his shack about three miles soutk of Niagara Falls early Monday when someone started smashing his windows. He went to investi gate and was struck with a rifle butt. Police said two shots were fired. ' SOVIET DOCTORS LONDON (AP) -- Three Soviet women specialists arrived here for discussions with British doc Avro's wages range from $1.68) tors on sex problems. Prof. Mar |garita Zakharova said the visitors were mainly interested in meth |ods of birth control, about which {they would like to know more.