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THOUGHT FOR TODAY WEATHER REPORT One thing that confuses the eec- x . Cloudy with a few snow- onomics of the world is that . flurries today, cloudy with 80 many people are living in it sunny periods Saturday, not much change in temperature. A : who can't afford to do so. Vol. 89--No. 47 Price Not Over OSHAWA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1960 > Qutherized 95 Secon Class Mail EIGHTEEN PAGES 10 Cents Per Copy Wide Area | Storm Batters By storm | City, District TORONTO (CP)--Southern On-|as much as six hours, and city tario was waist-deep in snow to-|{streets and rural highways were ~dav and haggard traffic officials littered with abandoned cars. i were prescribing emergency| From the central sections of the oa S Oo e measures for the province's clog: province came reports of trains ' ged roads after the worst storm and buses turned back or stalled. | in 16 years. Police cruisers were pulled off the A snowfall varying from 10 to roads except in emergencies. | 7 | housands | ate 15 inches, whipped into high drifts MOVE INTO HOTELS | by winds gusting to 50 miles an" : + | a hour, covered most of the south-| Many Toronto Businessmen, | : ; : Oshawa and district dug itself Motors, despite heavy absentee- ' tired of struggling with their cars x [i A ern sections of the province and|iron' op Stor overniaht in hotels| © : out today from its worst snow|ism, and a GM spokesman said brought traific to a virtual stand- One downtown hotel said 30 Tor-| is % storm since Dec. 12, 1944, {that this situation will definitely still by midnight, onto residents Were bocked in. IE : a: Whipped by 40-mile southeast (continue tonight, os #2 Toronto, in the centre of al At the mobile home show at! ? 4 winds, the heavy snowfall start. | 2. Cliief Horners Fisuoft ng : i storm front ranging from New! he Canadian National Exhibition! ed Thursday afternoon and con- Hi a residents today to clear RE "rr : 'ork , 'hicag : hela : : tinued throughout most of the their front sidewalks without de- i York City to Chicago, was smoth-|grounds, 30 girl employees) : gow : ny To 50 ol pr ered under 12 inches of snow. The camped in the mobile bedrooms 3 night. lay, , esp OSHAWA'S KING STREET EAST THIS MORNING weather office said snowflurries on display. be ina ly women and children, would not The snowfall was more than |; forced to walk on the road. will continue throughout the day, Three taxi companies called |one-foot high in most sections of ; : : p the city by 7 am, and much|H€ Said automobiles - should be moved from the streets without but the worst has passed. off the streets at 10 p.m. and| al areas. Drive. worse 1 some reas. rive- | © 5 e |delay so that city snow removal h h h At Burlington, near Hamilton, police officials reported most of] : S 0 wome sre killed in a two- thei isers w i | ; 4 : : : ways and streets were clogged / Argentina ense Iu C ev two women were killed in a two- their cruisers were stuck in snow . 7 : ; dees with drifts sad even main |€quipment can operate effective- car crash on Highway 5 at the banks or otherwise immobilized. | he Arn kn Ki i+ |ly. Motorists should keep their ' * height of the blizzard. Dozens of traffic tangles were spotted of Moroughiares tke King and Rit-| ars off the road and Den ttac minor accidents kept police and across the city and by midnight] #8 ; SE [CL ere partial ger. {home as much as possible until or © S 1S1 road crews busy during the night. there was little or no movement | . A City hotels were crammed as|the streets are cleared, he said. on the city's messy streets. | : # scores of motorists decided to! 3 The PUC's bus service was Cire ae " i WORST SINCE 1944 i i wy stay here overnight and thous-|pack to near-normal by 9.30 BUENOS AIRES (CP) Pres Police took extreme precautions Jap Treaty | Harold Bradley, Toronto works FLIGHTS CANCELLED a # 2 p ands were late for work this | although Oshawa ¥ 5.30 amy ident Eisenhower, continuing histo prevent any outbreak of inci- commissioner, called it "'the worst, Most flights in and out of De- : : A £8 morning as cars were unusuable Fylalie line was not operating Souta American tour, flew i dents during his stay. storm since the big blow in 1944." troit, Windsor, London and Malton | hi on many streets. The King street west route was s Argentine ca | from Bra- 1 aga euters) Fu std a iE pan OY 3 i 2 4 5 4 | . S zil today as an atmosphere made POLITE GREETINGS S dak ARTA, Indore a toute te) oven: w IR eyuinme yi Sonat, by jan Porte Bic Bigg oy % ) @l PLEASANTLY SURPRISED not operating at 100 per cent, but nse Dy four bomb explosions| Leaders of almost. all sectors|S0viet Premier Nikita Khrush. brivate industry to aid the city s verted. Lu S p , : oon i al County Engineer, R. E. Sims, [this situation was to be corrected tense by tour bomb e ns{ i 'hev said. tod: oe new de. 400 snow-removal machines, he sengers, after making good time ; by y Pines momentarily. Th bog- shortly after midnight gripped the of Argentine society expressed chev said today Japan's new de- LS 's str ; ' ? 4 reported all main county roads| y. The service bog: & Bripy Bane al pas re ro said Toronto's streets will not be|from Buffalo and Montreal, found : er art ged down about 11 p.m. Thurs. city. pleasure at Eisenhower's visit/fence treaty with the United ; . no > ynantv xb = Fr open, with the exception of Har- p.m. urs ' il RIA . pi : . : fully cleared until Sunday. themselves stranded for hours . |day and two buses were snows An orderly crowd of 5,000, in- 2d support for his good-neighbor giates threatens world peace On Dec. 12, 1944, the worst within a 100 yards of Toronto's i . 4 mony road, north ul Taunton, °%, over night -- one at Gib- clr ling Argentine Preside Ar- Cc Shure : Even Deronistas and Khrushchev addressed the Indo- snowstorm in Toronto's history Union Station because of clogged # Toad. A JOU LSecall ary + ihe [bons street north near Rossland turo Frondizi, greeted Eisen- --nunss ested Satements nesian parliament after a tour of prralyzed all normal activities switches. : Y A ire Dot Open, 2 Can: ao tothe second in the Cedar street hower. th : orning bs AE oy esigeny " ad h the republic's outlying islands. and caused 14 deaths. A total of| Police early today appealed to ; i el ues Mr pon said helarea. In a brief airport speech, Eisen- 1c Courtesy owed to a foreign "go ooveq why Japan continued|22 inches of smow fell that time./the public to give assistance to eave leasantly surprised" when| 4. Donevan Collegiate closed hower expressed satisfaction that gh of 5! state, The Commun ito accept American military, Accompanied by freak lightning|people stranded by the storm. as P san yr ed morn-| this morning due to the storm "our commitments' and common promised to Boivin if bases on its soil when "all know |flashes and thunder, Thursday's Delivery services warned that 4 4 Je tours 8 roan 4 | conditions, as many of its stu- aspirations provide one ston in = pti mes with the Camp; ety well that Japan is not blizzard hit Windsor in the after-|many of their vehicles will not! § "The weatherman's forecast was|dents reside in rural areas. the structure of peace." avid spiri threatened by anyone and no one/noon and moved quickly toward be able to get through. gloomy as he predicted more] OCCI reported more than 'half The explosions rocked downtown The U.S. president will pay a will invade it." the Niagara Peninsula and Tor-| In suburban Scarborough, hard: § ¥ rn snowflurries for tonight and Sat-|{the student body in attendance Buenos Aires and one of them brief visit Saturday morning to| "Have the ruling circles of Ja: onto. est hit in the Toronto area, police § a RE together with little change|at 11.30 am. while OCVI had damaged the stock exchange Mar del Plata, Argentina's fash- pan really the opinion that the London, St. Catharines, Hamil- abandoned attempts to clear traf-| i in temperature. ~ |three-quarters of its students on building only four blocks from the/ionable seaside resort, and then nations have forgotten the ag-/ton and Toronto all were hit fic Thursday night. A blood donor i |hand. government headquarters. No one will spend a quiet weekend with|gressive actions of the militar- hard. Public transport was run-/clinic staff used dairy trucks to| He an i 4 ha : {| STORM HIGHLIGHTS All Oshawa public schools were was injured. Frondizi at Bariloche, a mount-|ists of Japan who recently tried ning an hour or more behind deliver blood to Toronto Red . Ee Here were some of the high- reported open. Police believed the bombs were Ain lake resort reminiscent of the to enslave the nations of South- schedule, Rush-hour motorists and|Cross headquarters in time for TOO DEEP FOR SPUNKY lights of the storm at press time] | as reports continued to pour in: [PLOWS BUSY set off by diehard followers of Camp David setting for Eisen-|east Asia?" he asked. late-night shoppers were delayed refrigeration, | i i os e ui y g "This isn't even a dog's life," | the winter in a nice, warm, 1. Production continued at the] The city yard began salting ousted dictator Juan Peron, who hower's talks last fall with Sov- ; tr A ; : never misses. a chance to embar-|/iet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, complains "Spunky" the Chi- | living room, "Spunky" didn't south and north plants of General and sanding the roads and side- Fas Bresdnt Arian Frond QUEBEC REVOLUTION Provinces |e i ie tes | iin wai do ies a ER gov rnment. Eisenhower was fo spend a Death Sentence sidan aia iy For 17 Persons | Dollar Plasma - |Emphasize » BAGHDAD (Reuters) -- Seven- Roads opened were Ritson, Went- . 2 . " " i i - LESS ENTHUSIASM teen persons were sentenced to ht P £8 de i F eed | B H t g worth, Hargrove, Bloor, Adelaide, Most Argentines were less en- death here early today for taking For Educ ation - TI 1 n I u e 111( Rossland, Ritson, Stevenson, thusiastic about his visit than the part in a plot to assassinate conomics Taunton, Eulalie, Athol and Bond. carnival-minded Brazilians, who Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kas- on rea Mp) Siow Dios Sorked stead- were hosts on the first stage of sem last October. Eleven were] QUEBEC (CP) -- The Quebec|buildings but the Liberal opposi-/ B. | 3 all night, but the wind blew EB g y THE CANADIAN PRESS | n rau arge k | the snow back in the roads as Eisenhower's four-country South need in absentia government has unleashed a rev-|tion had been pressing for all-out : 3 ! ! ! \ governm S r 5S s Ss on economic TRE American tour aimed at bolster- Among those condemned was olution in the field of education. |basic reforms. The empha is wa 90 & ee MONTREAL (CP)-- Montreal- ROADS CLOGGED ing the U.S. position in key Fuad Rekabi, fugitive former de:| Millions of dollars are going to| The late premier Paul Sauye Matters in the provincial legisla. MONTREAL (CP)--Judge Red- Liechtenstein to hear evidence e's Woke up today to the third (Continued on Page 3) Latin American countries. velopment minister in the Iraqi/be spent on new university and started the transformation in the tures Thursday. mond Roche today freed Youn C ra serious 'snowstorm in two weeks. -- Pamphlets protesting Eisen- leader's first cabinet in 1958. |college buildings; teacher salar-(provincial education policy soon| Proceedings at Halifax indicated un 4A : '| Judge Roche said he feels he| SiX inches of heavy, wet snow hower's visit--some reading "lke, Fifty-five others were given|ies are going to take a sharp up-|after he succeeded Mr. Duplessis | Nova Scotia's economy will be a Doyle, president of Canadian Jav-| 14" conving no veaful pur-|fell during the night and the out" --were scattered in the city prison terms ranging from six/ward swing; more if not all{in September last year. 'major - issue. Liberal Leader | €lin Limited, on charges of con- pose in going ot the country weather office said as much as orm a es by three small leftist organiza- months to hard labor for life. Six school texts free, and French-| In the brief period before his J . i i Ispiracy, theft and fraud involving to hear witnesses. So far the|12 inches may fall before the day tions. others were acquitted, language superior schools are go-| death he forecast nearly all the|Henry Hicks gave notice of a all 300.000 worth of Javelin stock, Prosecution had brought before is out. | ing to increase in number. legislation now before the legisla- tion of no confidence in which he [¥* 0: 12 ? 'him no direct evidence to indi-| The city roads department sent| ew ng an |claimed the Progressive Conserv-| Judge Roche delivered his decis- nate Mr. Doyle ght have been 900 m®n and 500 pieces of equip- { 2 PalG rove TSIM Tare "ment to work during the night] CHICAGO (AP)--A fast-moving s mal schools--where future teach-| Premier Antonio Barrette, in|ative government has failed tolion despite an effort by the pri-/linked to a conspiracy within ju i i; a ul H 1 Ira ers are trained. Money is being|office only two months, has par-(find a program to cope with the vate prosecution, said outside of dic ial jurisdiction of Montreal but by the morning only main storm which raked the south and voted for new art and architec-|ticularly pushed for a prompt province's "critical economic Si-|the court that the judge's ruling courts. The charge against Mr, |roads were clear. |midwest swept into northeastern ture schools. settlement of the long deadlock |tuation." {was "illegal." Mr. Dansereau Doyle alleged that he conspired] . We're going all out now, but| United States today with heavy i n this doesn't look good," the de-|snow, sleet and strong winds.' ® Prizes for government compe- between Quebec and Ottawa over| In Saskatchewan, Agriculture|said Judge Roche had refused to with others in the period betwe . Th : F T D titions in music and scientific federal aid to universities and the|ninister Nollet called for a com-|be served before going into court 19 and July, 1959, The Partment said. : {. The violent storm _ dumped oO ce 1ISCusse writing have been increased. |issue now is virtually settled. The|, ohensive Canadian marketing |with a temporary writ of prohi- charge said the alleged fraud and City buses were running at a heavy snow in western New York COMPLETE REVIEW settlement will pry loose millions and farm income policy. He en-|bition aimed at "preventing him theft of $4,800,000 involved the near-normal clip, the Momrogljsiale and Some Sections of south. TEL AVIV, Israel (Reuters)-- into the area after the 1956 Anglo-| Legislation which has either of dollars for Quebec universities. |yisaged a subsidy system, in-|from giving his decision and from transfer of 1,350,000 shares of Ca- Sranspo tation commission said. 3 on i all amps re and Nginé. Foreign Minister Golda Meir con- French-Israeli attack on Egypt. been voted or proposed during cluding a government fund to sup- (having anything further to do nadian Javelin stock to a Swiss x Tovinelal Ano Sompany es In Fond a Seven.nch. tinued her talks with the Western| pea : the current legislature session| P port prices of farm products and |with the case. bank. Topories Some Jus so wid t|" Winds of 25-35 mil and Soviet ambassadors today on|NO LARGE BUILDUP spans every phase of education | MARGA ET subdue consumer prices. Thel wr. Panceresu said the will suburbs had jeen cance ed, . ou f inds of 25-35 mi es per hour the reported buildup of United| (Sources close to Hammar-/from the public school to insti- fund would come from national... Lv Judge Roger O : most were running, {fanned the falling snow into huge 5 ic tr srael's|Skjold's office said there had been " z need TeSeare . : |signed by Judge Roger Ouime = su] wisn Strong winds, gusting to 40|drifts in many areas, including Arab Republic troops on Israel's : tutes of advanced research N AG D revenue and deductions on farm| °C Goa ior Court, al- t Hes gf » s.| i borders. troop movements in the Gaza re-, Government legislation has af-| - marketings. ali Lh ag part io 181 1 1 Y a miles an hour in the open areas, Detroit. ; atrick Slon--but there was no evidence fected suc lg 3 ic - view| LONDON ( -- Prin | ; piled snow onto the streets al-| Gale warnings were displayed She met British envoy Patrick as 4 ence fected such out - of - public - view| LONDON (Reuters) Prin |QUEBEC DEADLOCK ENDS |Judge Roche during the prelim most as rapidly as it was re- along the New England coast and : ./50 far of a "large buildup" and|items as pensions for teachers. It ss Ma is = sda \ . hn as $ 8 t: S. cess Margaret is engaged, ov aaving . BRP ni) | ¥ : Handock Lig say i al) at her the Gaza Strip had not been has $55 Pon to all public schoo ess rgarel is engaged, i | The end of the deadlock be- nary he aring that has continued On Hi hwa S Imoved. : |Lakes region. pci "with. the United States, Penetrated. teachers the right to arbitration hid oiticislly. Suman el, {tween Ottawa and Quebec on fed- intermittently since Feb. 8. | D F Tg a a for problem) Wl? stormy weather, which in- nit States, at is UN ga erg tne nig : D ight. . : ianeits | . ast Friday during a 13-inch snow- cluded a tornado and squalls in rench and Russian representa-| (At the UN Thursday, Israel/in wage disputes' and strength-| ™* eral aid to universities seemed; wo M C " 0. (C Three kiak la p EE cE Et faye Prane a x of charged the UALR, neite- ened the powers of teacher asso-| She will marry Anthony |imminent after both houses of OE Bai se JORONTO cp " Ti o high-Ifall, A total of 25 inches has fallen Florida Thursday, was blamed for p : ment to war" and extensive mili-|ciations | 9 provincial legislature dealt with| 00 § pi Bd Sn Lng hawarina Lakes (13 ju the last 10 days. 'at least 22 deaths. The buildup was reported by. _° J 0° CC Gp) 1 RR . . Armstrong - Jones, 29, a pho- ducation: bills |ecuting lawyers who have been trict north of Peterborough still Israeli newspapers to involve the -%Y PIC par alions Ww ich had Wie gover ment 5 pushing the tographer who has taken many |° : {conducting the case were not in are blocked by drifts after Thurs- movement of two Soviet-equipped|Feache angerous dimen-|establishment of libraries in hotograpiis of the Roval F Government Leader Edouard court to hear Judge Roche's judg- ¢ay's severe snowstorm but all divisions, one infantry and one 5/00: : every school and offering to pay P10Wgraphs of the Royal Fam- |pqqelin proposed in the Upper ment, Mr. Doyble said after the gther main routes are open. the armored, into the Sinai Peninsula f Meanwhile, usually well - in-75 per cent of the cost. Jl. house an amendment to enable jjge finished reading lengthy Ontario highways department S Pp from the Suez Canal area--dhe fo med sources in Cairo said the| Education has been a mounting The announcement was issued [the province's universities to reasons for judgement: 'Thank said at noon today. - a. A.R. was understood to havejconcern in Quebec these past 8 t fer to inci istan: ad 7: 1956 Suez crisis. X " from Clarence House, the prin. |lransier provincial assistance |yoy my lord" and walked out| pogo 4a og in t Usually reliable Israeli sources!' ned Israel through the UN to years. The Quebec government | cess' London ho p funds $25,000,000 in accumulated You. hid Jawyers. Earlier today five highways €S cm I added that Egyptian infantry had ¢vacuate the demilitarized border under the late premier Duplessis| ®®% BR home, federal grants refused by the| Judze Roche. Wednesd were reported blocked by snow moved into the coastal Gaza Strip, 2°nes during the coming weekend. |spent large sums for new school universities. Jie $5,000 from 00 00 re hid ve impassable are 36, PB -- - ) ) 2 ana os. between Egypt and Israel for the| each bail putup personally by| Th i val f t this! A L J BD he department warned that! ; + i rt hy 4 . withdrawal from the Strip but this Mrd 'Royle after he was arrested many roads south of Georgian A mechanical defect in a smallj experts af they Of epared for a switchbox has| Fe bd ° was denied in New York by a h , i y i z trie y nite ati ere Jan. 19 on charges laid by Bay are narrow in places and black electrical ; i : skjold Ty ar Hampstead, a shareholder in Ca- ibility. flight of the controversial Bo- EE pra Se ny e The Gaza Strip is patrolled by nadian Javelin, |. Only one lane in each direction marc-B missile on which Canada "scrub out" of the Wednesday the UN Emergency Force, son By his decision today, Judge|is open on Highway 401 and the plans to rely heavily as an air- i ; solenoid ok Roche refused to comply with a|Queen Elizabeth Way in the Tor- craft interceptor. shot, but Boeing men said they | . In Two Plan SR AE EE RR RR SE Two Bo S Admit him as a commissioner to go to|moving cars abandoned to the a tiny cam, causing burnout of|™ i Y New York, Paris, Geneva and !drifts overnight. la few tiny copper wires, was un.{CONFIDENCE LAGGING pm, E. Nathnagel, 30 Wayne street | was too high for his short legs. 4 | north. After spending most of | --Oshawa Times Photo ow gain TOR ad streets were re ; inh "~|Also GM roufes were kept cleay, More money is going into nor-{ture CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (CP) covered by Boeing Company ficld Convent Fire Set 3 SHANNON, Ireland (CP) -- Althe airport, and plowed through| RIO DE JANEIRO, (CP)--The|crew of four aboard the airliner, The shot #5 crucial, for the ew York-bound Italian airliner a line of tombstones and across|collision of a United States navy The shocked U.S sident, J pry ck it first six test fights ended in fail MONTREAL (CP) -- Two boys with 52 persons aboard crashed|a sheep pasture, leaving a mile-|plane and a Brazilian airliner in . 5. Dresiceny, ' id ¥ pF a ure during a testing period that admitted Thursday they set fire and exploded in a tiny Irish ceme-|long trail of fire and bodies. {which 61 persons died Thursday who knew many members of the 7 I ¥ BY |started in May, 1959. Bomarc to a historic convent on Nun's/tery today with a loss of 29 lives.| "There were bodies scattered{left a tragic aftermath to Pres- gg went on Tan the dinner 1 i 94 : {manufacturers need a successful Island off Montreal Twenty-six of those aboard the a] over the field," said a Roman|id ent Eisenhower's triumphal | 2" Ra itsc o ut cancelled a kb: 3 . a : yy shot to. pep up lagging public con- The boys, 11 and 12 years old, Alitalia airliner many of the Catholic priest. Rev. T h om a s|Visit to Brazil, recent on a a Oenting with I # fidence in the slim, black missile were arrested Thursday night by|P Senge IS ere said to be Ital- Comerford. "People were mixed| Thirty-seven bodies have so far |gtafr re e US. Embassy y y £, ) > to be incorporated in the North police of suburban Verdun after ho 5 Dou for new homes Miup with the remains of sheep the been recovered. A fleet of laun-| Ss . &: v % a b American continental air defence an anonymous telephone call Sanada we the United States-- plane had killed. Most of the|ches criss-crossed Guanabara Bay|, residential press secretary , : dhs pi system under SAGE -- a semi. The abandoned three - storey Glog IS an Yd three others|hodies were horribly mutilated. |off Rio today seeking more re- ques C. Hagerty said Eisen- ; : " automatic method of detecting grey stone convent had stood]! a Pia 8: Ore many lay, People were screaming, sheep mains. Fred feels iersiole about this 1 ' , and intercepting enemy aircraft since 1723 and the Congregation ,, death, horribly burned "their were crying and dogs were bark-| Thirty-five of the dead, and the continue his South yi Planned . { 3 3 afaek, of Notre Dame, Roman Catholic|y we 0 v0 y : "ling. It was like a scene from only three survivors, were U.S. The president left He can our i % ; "x ' Boeing officials 'are convinced religious order which owned the ori lian "Pietro Russo, a 22./hell." Navy men. Among the dead were| Argentina ere loday 'or SA : Re Bodh, J théy have overcome the main de- island until 1957, had hoped itive.r old mechanic from Bisig-| The plane carried 40 passen.|19 leading members of the U.S. Both Eis ad i ; / THE % ] . / o pm ------------ sign problems in the 15,000-pound would be preserved as a national|},an, was flying to Toronto with gers. The airline said some were Navy's world-famed band, The chek sel gn ower and Rubits. cE ¢ 3 i : Bomarc. But there were minor historic monument. is wife and two-year-old 'daugh-|Americans, but it could not say|Cream of the Crop, coming from oS i seates of sympaty 4 3 A i . { [dcfects In the two ramjet engines Little but the walls were left tor to start a new life as immi- if any had survived. Buenos Aires to play for a dinner the crash ies > pose killed in ; y : located on either side of the mis- standing after the fire Wednesday| grants The crash ~- at 2 a.m. within | Eisenhower gave here Thursday|co Hosnital ne to Migue| v4 : A Co sile--at least three failures were evening. He survived but there was no hours of an air collision in Rio{night for Brazilian President Jus- survivors Pp vis e three p P * ' oy %® & (linked specifically with faulty limmediate news of his wife and|de Janeiro that claimed 61 lives|celino Kubitschek, 3 : Be or i . : mixing of air and fuel in the child {--brought to more. than 325 the] The survivors and seven of the HOW IT HAPPENED 3 " ' i i SE § ; ramjets which power the missile -- SE |death toll in eight major plane/dead were members of a U.S.| The U.S. Embassy said the 2 ' : : on its horizontal homing flight. CITY EMERGENCY CLEAR WEATHER 4 disasters since Jan. 1. Navy anti-submarine team which|navy plane coming in from Bue- Se i ws i SRE we PHONE NUMBERS Tne four engine D(C 7 crashed People 17 miles away heard the had been sent to advise the Ar-|nos Aires was scheduled to fly ; : , FAULTY VALUE mediately after taking off here|terrific explosion of the crash at!gentine coast. No sub was found, |at 6,000 feet and land at Caleao The sixth failure resulted from in cold and clear weather, It had| Shannon : and the team was on its way Airport, on an island in the bay. a faulty hydraulic valve designed POLICE RA 5-1133 set out from Naples, landed at| "It seemed as if the petrol (gas- home. The two - engine Real airliner, to get the missile into its horiz- Rome to pick up more passen-|oline) tank must have gone up| Others dead in the crash were which was' coming from Vitoria, i i outal flight. The valve didn't FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 e , and stopped in Sha pon to with dev: tating force," said one the seven crew members of the north of Rio de Janeiro, was % % i 4 3 work and the Bomarc kept on ripe, srl. Behr. a meme ee ty i Cd 3 Loa iam el Jo ing i I roe sn riu ra I I n OW © an} L dd is) °T navy passeng rs, an E at Santos Dumont air- 9 and fell back i anti Ithe wall of the cemetery, near|a miracle. |22 Brazilian passengers and the port, a few miles from Caleao. VICTIMS hear atk To. -She: Atlantic f T | HOSPITAL RA 3-2211