AND CRAFTS DI SS Sanna, ARTS SPLAYS Air Show Scheduled TORONTO -- More than 125 and Canada will perform in the sky over the Canadian National Exhibition at the waterfront during the International Air Show -- Friday and Saturday, Aug, 30 and 31, This year the United States AiAir Force will take over from the U.S, Navy Blue Angels, The USAF team -- "The Thunder birls" will 200m through aérial demonstrations with six P00 iSuper Sabers, This awesome condo will last a fall aninutes, ; The Royal Air Force team iwill portray the force's famed Ishowmanship with the Victor bomber 'and the big Comet jMark IV, | The CNE sky show is one of Sionly three International Air Shows in the world and the only one in North America, erle Baldwin, 5, and Rhonda ="! County, Rir Cadets On Tour By M, McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times LONDON -- A party of 26 Royal Canadian Air Cadets, accompanied by an Alr Cadet League representative, A, J. Kennedy, and with Squadron Leader A, D. J, Delmotte as the RCAF escorting officer, has just completed a three weeks' tour of the United Kingdom, As the Canadian boys flew off from Northolt Airport to spend two days at the RCAF station in Marville, France, they were wildly enthusiastic at their varied experiences {n various parts of Britain, Much of their time was spent at Royal Air Force stations, and they had opportunities of flying and glid. ing with pilots of the RAF, In other places, they were guests in the homes of English and Scottish families, with whom they quickly established a close kinship, At the beginning and end of the tour in Britain, the boys had opportunities for sightsee- ing in London, visiting Hampton Court Palace and ather historic places, and also spending a day at the south coast resort of Brighton, First billeted at the RAF sta. tion at Uxbridge in Middlesex the boys had their greatest thrill when they spent a day of flying and gilding at the White Waltham RAF Sta. tion, near Maidenhead, At Swin. don, they were entertained at) a reception and luncheon by the mayor of the city, Flying up to Aberdeen, Scot- la a chureh service in Crathie Church and a_ visit to Kil drummy Castle, From Aber. deen the party travelled by the jeast coast road to Edinburgh, toured Edinburgh Castle and had lunch at the Turnhouse Airport One of the interesting places visited on the return journey to London was the Lough. borough College of Technology and its students' village. The last three days before flying to Marville were spent. in London, with the party again billeted at Uxbridge. Their final social en- gagement was an evening buffet dance as guests of the Rotary Club of London The senior NCO of the party was WOl Arthur Paul Phipps of 630 Fifth street, Nanaimo, = "land, the party spent two days! of the newest aircraft rom the in tours of that county, includ:|sesie Maid, Fitzsimmons Ve United STATES, Great Britating g visit to Balmoral Castle, |°° THE RED COATS through the heart of Toronto's financial district today on their arrival for their appear. The band of the Scots Guards marches smartly THE OSHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Avgut 16, 1883 9 ARE COMING ance at the Canadian National Exhibition, The exhibition was opened today by Most Rev, Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury, --(CP Wirephoto) FORT ERIE ENTRIES SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1943 FIRST RACE -- $2500 Claiming, Purse) Fight @ Lot, Harrison 11) $1900 tor Syearolds and up, | and léniGreek Gunner, Turcotte X108 Miles. Tucker G, Gordon 10? Gee Gee's Jayne, Leblanc 108 Ta ee, Cosenting 11) Rare Flight, Robinson 110 Chariie's Folley, Wick 11 Jodigien, Cosenting 116 Flying Countess, Harrison 104 Maple, Hale 1) ne Eligible: Fire Horse, Turcotte 106 yy Wonder, No Boy 16 SECOND RACE -- $250, Claiming eee Purse $1800 for }yearolds and up ¢ Fura, Shall Succeed, Walsh X06 CAPSULE NEWS Liberals TORONTO (CP) -- Gordon Edick of Toronto, a 40-year-old contractor, Thursday was island King, Burton 16 iSteel Peritox, Turcotte XIP PaulPolly, Simpson X106 Remister, No Boy 116 Right Bower, Simpson Matinal, Turcotte X14 Little Welch, Potta 118 x THIRD RACH -- $2500 Claiming Purse '63 Slated | ae for dyearolds and up, @ Fura, Counthepleces, Fitzsimmons 1 Three surgical operations &)jew Flight No Boy 10? a day on dogs, cats and pet birds/Gentie Queen, Harrison iwill highlight Vetescope 83 at/ King's Newton, &. Parsons XXX104 y a ae jouten Larry, Gubbins ti? Ithe Canadian National Exhibis!aig Brown Eyes, Robinson 106 Iti bie Thirty, No Boy 16 ye veven . Yon this year, ISiver Ego Turcotte X11) | The operations can be viewed) iby the public step by step) FOURTH, RACE. -- m0, Clatming q sNed » » » [Purse $2 or dyearokds, ¢ Fours. jthrough special viewing win level Mart, Turcowe Kile ldows of the surgery, -. aNdigrench Carton, Turcotte X11? through a closed TV ¢ ircuit with} Mosey On, Redinson 11? sets located in the Veteseope Admirals March, Gordon 100 building Gay Pageant, Harrison 10? iThule, No Boy 4 The operations will be per. formed on sick animals which) pyeyy race -- Ranhan, Hale 1 Allowances, Purse " The annual Arts and Crafts @isplays for all City parks un- der direction of the Oshawa Recreation Commission were display at the Dr, S. J, Phil- | splay at RC. a member of the Airjhave been referred to the sur) $2500 for 3 and éyearclts, Fillies é)a named executive director of the Ontario Liberal Association, Mr, \Edick, who succeeds Bruce iPowe, predicted Premier Ro- jbarts will call an election "with: lin the next few days,' probably for Sept, 23 or 26. Mr, Edick has been assistant. director of the association since 1960, SEND BOOKS | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario iTeachers' Federation has sent imore than 25 t ons of books to underdeveloped countries, it was announced at the annual |meeting of the OTF Tharsday. iThe books are mostly for ele- imentary grades and will aid istudents mainly in Africa and The West Indies, the OTF said, OTTAWA FULL | | | lips Public School park, Left to right are Wendy Weiderick, 8 "Candy"? Knox, 8 Sammy Green, 6, in their makeshift canoe, Kingside Park was de- clared the cross-City winner of yesterday's Arts and The RCAF team will provide jbetween 75 and 100 exciung craft in the TS -33 formation spell jing out the letters RCAF in Fours. Maple Jan Robinson 108 Tiny Fruit, No Boy 105 Brigitta Skol, Rodinsen 112 Briefsin, Ditttach 108 igeons at Vetescope by veterin-| arians from many parts of the) country Cadet Corps of that city, Others in the party included WO?) Rlayne Michael Murphy, of 243 OTTAWA (CP)--Every unit of tourist accommodation in the capital was sold out Wednesday Knox, 12 and Harold Weider. ick, 9, Shown below are Val- Crafts display contest, --Oshawa Times Photos ispellbinding semaphore, Two RCAF Chipmunks will design delicate aerobatics and a team of Harvard trainers will jsweep controlled circles -- ab iways in sight of the crowds thronging the Waterfront Grand. stand, Argus anti . submarine wel- fare aircraft from Greenwood, N.S. and Summerside PEI will manoevre low over Lake Ontario in simulated atta-k held Thursday. Top picture ghows an Indian Totem Pole UK. Tories Hold Seat But Margin Reduced STRATFORD ON AVON, ran on & national teenagers the Conservatives, The Argus craft and crews are England--The ruling Conserva- ticket, was last with 209 Some political analysts tookifrom the RCAF Mariume Air Algoma street, Port Ontario; WO2 Paul Henry Cor. mier, 23 Green avenue, Kirk land Lake, Ontario; WO 2 Tim. othy DXtmar, S83 Fernhill boulevard, Oshawa, Ontario, and WO? Brian Ross Westgarth. |Taylor, 8 Burton avenue, Bar. irie, Ontario, These boys were jall unanimous in thelr praise of the hospitality they had en- joved from the Royal Air Force and from their hosts and host. esses in the places they visited, Ohers in the party were: WO? Donald William Noble, | i j Arthur, | Six examinations a day will be carried out on live dogs and eats to show what hepeees Areas pets enter animal hospitals, The entire panorama of vet: Fy A for Byearelds. erinary medicise is returning to we ec ces SNE its s sen. (Rie. Van hus telewie faa soap osha Jaren Greek, We, Oey We sjMash House, No Goy 14 Last year. 370,000 men, wom,/Ramdiin Road, Turcotte 122 en and children viewed Vete-) Soiree Dancer, Sonenke NP jscope and }dammed Lively, Robinson i? all aspects of the s! Rnerine, Sam ' Boy 10? iveterinary practice, including) Pier Syren care and treatment of small ee Ne fe animals and pets, mals and animal ipublic health and control of) seven race -- "Prince of Wales Jamarutiah, Harrison 12 Mirenchy, No Boy 112 QUINELLA BETTING ~~ "Wandelt Stakes" a night, the city's tourist bureau biggest surge ia the city, POLAND BUYS WHEAT OTTAWA (CP)--The Cana- dian wheat board has nego: tiated a new contract with Po- jland for sale of 3,700,000 bushels jot wheat, the office of Trade IMinister Sharp announced Thursday, The 100,000-ton order reported Thursday, It was the ot visitors this jseason, There are 3,500 hotel, motel and tourist home rooms tive party retained resigned) Blair, 53, who is opposed tojthe narrow Tory @in to mean wer minister John Profumo's/British participation inithat the Macmillan government Command Joining the teams will be CF large ani-/Britiant Needle, Remitiard Te husbandry |Shackalot, J. Parsons 1) " @iseases COMMON tO MAN ANd/sraxes. Purse $20 added for }yearaids,|is to be shipped from St, Law. Prince George, B.C: Set. JO) animal, |Foated in Canada, 2 and % miles. (Trt rence and Pacific ports between |Course) geat in the Stratford district by-/the Common Market, dardly/had not bounced back from the ; : , " Starfigh ARES Use R Clectton Thareday gt n'y Tyidothered to campaign, bad effects of Profumo's resig- nome Mn Need Att Div Fi ee va In a two-way fight in 1959, nation June §. Profumo had)in Burope and the CF101D Voo wy ange ig Maude, &)Protume got 26,148 votes to 12,-|tepresented the Stratford CoR!aoq which will whip past in @ . year ~ old journalist, wasiqry for Labor candidate J./Stituency since 1950, et ieee pone ge ig, Bo 3 1 ned -- la ey oe ee oe The Air tr 2 port Command nt wi rofume resign " : ' : t 2 A) anspor , cam 8 8 The reduced Conservative Cropped by almost 25 per cent) Lon iE aceon = seph Paul Tardiff, Lethbridge.) Alberta; WO2 Michael C. Arn-/ ett, Rerwyn, Alberta; WO? Wil) 'Nam L. Grant, Chapman Camp, B.C. WO) Clarence P. Brand, Vanguard, Sask; F.Sgt. Jo- seph R, McLean, Liovdminster, | Sask.; WO? Claren D, Tamer, Vetesconpe is a public rela- tions project of Canada's 2,000 veterinarians to show the in. creasing Tole the profession plays in many aspects of mod. ern society It is presented by the Cana. dian Veterinary' Medical Asso. trom the government after he compared with 1959--from 68.5 disclosed to the House of Com- mons that he had lied about having an affair with call girl Christine Keeler. Official figures announced to- showed: that Maude was elected with a majority of 3470 votes compared with the whop- ping 14,129 majority Profumo gained in the 1959 general elec thon Maude polled 15.836 votes compared with 12.576 for Labor ' @andidate Andrew Faulds, 4- actor, and 7.622 for Liberal majority in a traditional Tory argest aircr ve " j Austrict did nothing to boost the Per Cent to 43.62 per cent bow = Bhi oa hopes of Prime Minister Mac-; The Labor party wote rose by and the Hercules CNB from millan's government in the next!2.5? per cent and the Liberals,/Trenton and Nanao, Alberta, general election, scheduled be-who had not contested the seatiwill be the heavyweights in the tere October, 1064 since 1950, polled 21 per cent,./space-splitting show, The outcome turned the Strat) The Conservative vote) qe ontario Department of tard seat from a safe Conserva-/Wwere announced, Maude, asked Lands and Forests will rear in F Set. John F. Rirss. Hudsen the oldest veterinary institute tive place to a marginal one/What he thought his victoryjiow over Lake Ontario to de- Quebec: WO? Trevor T Gomes, 28 North America, Vetescone Faulds and Mirfin. together out-/meant for the Tory party monstrate fire preventic eT St. John County, NR: Wor/Preceeds go to CARE of Can. distanced the Conservative win throughout the country, said bombings and cargo SJoseph M. White Middleton, 24a ner by 4.512 votes, i"you wit have to ask the Tory with Beaver and Otter N Ss: Wo? Charles K : DeGrace One new feature of this year's The byelection in Shakes- rary. Lands and Forests is also COR \Rarhurst, N R. WO? FNiett Fr show will be Hardware Disease peare's dirthplace brought out) Faulds told a crowd of 1.000 sidering use of 2 ) Smith, Queen's County, N.S:/@ cows, A live cow will an unusually high vote for a Gutsite Stratford's town hall DeHavilland Ai ~ Wo? Me) V. Caldwell " Doe.iwsed to iustrate how nails, byelection in the vacation month) "This is a tremendous resultiaga will parade i ee ere NS Minitonas, Manitoba ciation, provincial veterinary Gordon G. E, Beech, Toronto; |associations and Canada's two WOl Robert J. Cronin, King./veterinary medical schools ston, Ontario; WO2 Isidore Pop./L'Ecole de Medicine Veterin. ewyeh, Montréal; WOl Denis/aire, St Hyacinthe, Que, and) Laioie. Montreal: WO) Pierre the 10l-year-old Ontario Veter. Picotte, Ste, Rose, Laval, P.Q.;/mary College at Guelph, Ont., eral Canedora, Ditttach (A) 126 Askum, Hale 16 Menedict, Boheake (8) 122 Neras Hera, Fitzsimons U6 Velyarsa, No Boy 1 Morais' Mornin, Smith 136 Botiag, McCama (C) 16 Bridal Mesic, Gubbing IN Queen's Reign, No Boy (A) Wt Black a' Red, Harrison 16 Warriors Day, Rodinsan (C) 126 Aldion Star, No Boy (A) I A Winghelds Farm entry S-H, A. Grant and H.W. Knight Jr, entry O- C Smythe entry SIGHTH RACE . S80 Chimie Purse $299 for }yeareits end wp t and eM ANNES. Treasure Hunt Dad, McOomd 14 Avrora Fax, Watsh X13 Acompanada. Turcotte X13 Peter, Pat, Sipser X10 Mermy Mora, Rodinsen NB Vedas, Na Boy Tt Twice Shy, Turcotte (A) XT Laderaum, Fitzsimmons (A) 13 Acauch), Dittiackh 14 be &* Waggoner and Witiew Down Farms entr / Pest Time 2 Bm. clear and fast August and November, This sale is In addition to a contract jfor a similar amount which was announced July 18, HEADED CONGRESS | CALCUTTA, India (AP)--Dr Sisir Kumar Mitra, 72, a physi- jeist and former president of the India Science Congress, Tuesday, it was learned Thurs- day, He had retired in INS as a physics professor from Uai- iversity of Caloutta where he did jextensive research on the jones. iphere. He studied physics ia France and in the early 1920s worked under Marie Curie, the discoverer of radium, SPORTS WRITER DIES LONDON (Reuters) -- Freder. ick Perey Turner, 6, sports jwriter and racehorse ewner, i died year-old bearded movie and TV candidate Derek Mirfia, 33- yearold editor. of August, Sixty-mine per cent for Labor, The eves of the coun. at the 52,000 eligible voters cast try and indeed the world have haliots, seen Stratford fairly demon. Farmer Miles Blair of the The showing of Mirfin Strate the feeling of the British British and Commonwealth cheered Iiberal party ranks, (people that the Tories should Party received 281 votes and Political observers believe the/get out and that Mr. Macmil- pop singer David Sutch, known Liberals picked up most ofan should call & general elec. @s Screaming Lord Sutch, whoitheir strongth at the expense of/tion, with a massive f ver, Otter Canbdou addition there will be a rastal gic, fond farewell to the vener 'able Harvard Trainer -- mous for its contribution Commonwealth Pilot training iduring World War I an hous 2 to Siminion, N.S: WO? Rundle-Wool.| WS, needles, pins and other I has died in hospital here, it was announced Thursday, He rose from copy boy im the former pets Polfvite. NS cop (metals are consumed by cows cock, Wolfville, N.S. and F.-Set. while grazing. and what treat. Wes of the profession, Research ment is used by the veterinar. technicians will speak on ani. ian, usually surgery imal parasites and tiny TV | Another exhibit will permiti cameras wi _ ithe public to see into a cow's) jstomach in a simulated demen-) ' ; istration of the digestive pro./Ste exactly the same things as jeesses and other internal action are being observed by the scien.) jiavolved in the process af milk. tist, ; Als, on display wih be 4 Pact S jactwal stomachs of various ani- A vivid preveatation 3m color) u mals including horses, pigs WM show the ' salnahics i@ags and cats so the public can/Stery" and the ravages of other _pwatemnrtom, cA = Mate see their structure, vital parts highly infectious diseases, Aai Teursday night he has had Maxwen ayier Wert BaCKiag how they work mals im various stages of the dis. USN" talks WHR. Swedish Denis Furlong, St, Joha's, Now- foundiand, Taylor Tries To Justify i ; Ui be tied inte micre. come managing director of Web scapes sp that the public can ster's Publications, which pro. @uce racing and stock market jouraals, DOUGLAS HOLDS TALKS STOCKHOLM (Reuters) New Democratic Party, Hulton newspaper empire to be) "Distemper'T. C. Douglas, leader ef the! om the lintited test « ban treaty One of the focal points of cases will be shown im special aders daring the first 2M hours Name New Director ESTES NAMED DIRECTOR AUSTIN, Tex, (AP) -- Billle Sol Estes, Texas promoter con- victed of fraud, is a director of the new "International Love and Goodwill Corporation," the Texas secretary of state's office announced Friday, The corpor. ation's charter says it was formed to "obtain members who are interested in bettering the economic welfare of under privileged persons," SUES FOR DIVORCE LOS ANGELES (AP) = Actor Peter Lorre's wife sued Thurs- day for divorce, claiming he was "utterly irresponsible" in financial matters, Mrs, Anne Marie Lorre, 37, charged the BS-yearold Lorre with extreme cruelty, She claims Lorre earns about $70,000 a year and that he 'irresponsibly wasted and squandered) or secreted" money, OPENING DELAYED NEW YORK (AP)----Opening of the Metropolitan Opera house being built at the Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts has been delayed a year, The now target date is September, 1966, The Metropolitan Opera Com: pany said Thursday construc tion of the $42,700,000 structure is behind schedule, The Met will remain at its Broadway and 39th Street location of the next three seasons, MUST CLEAR ROADS ZOMBA, Nyasaland (AP) -- Parliament enacted Friday @ dill requiring motorists to clear ithe roads for the car of Dr, Hastings Banda, prime minis. ter of this new African nation, All oncoming traffic must stop when his car-appears, Motorists igaing the same way arte forbid. iden to pass him, | CLAIMS PRESIDENT FLED DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) = Traqi President Abdul Salam Aref claimed Thursday night that the Kurdish rebel leader, Mullah: Mustafa Barzani, has fled to the Iranian border, In a Ispeech broadcast by Baghdad iradia, Areg said: "The traitor Rarzani has been defeated ua @er the lightning blows dealt te his band by our armed units, {Barzani has fled te the Iraqi iTranian border." WAR HERO DIES FIFE, Scotland (AP) -- Wik jtiam G, Lebura, 49, joint under. iseoretary ef state for Scotland j jand a here of El Alamein, died pwhile on a holiday, R was aa jnownced Friday, Lebara, a member of the House of Com. mons since 19833, was wounded da the western desert at Ei Alamein and spent two years in hospital, The announcement did ROt give the time or place ef his said geath TO ATTEND COUNCH, LONDON (AP)---The_ Charch firing Une Thursday amid €eyorescone will be artificial in. color pictures ef his visit here, Douglas at of England announced Friday it mands that he justify his -up- port of the treaty with detailed plans to safeguard United States B security The demands came from the Senate preparedness subcom. muttee, conducting an independ. * ent investigation mto the treaty . banning tests im the atmes- phere, under water and in outer space Tayleot testified Wednesday ithat while there are military "risks and disadvantages" the jam chiefs af stall, with spe eifted safoguards, approve Ser- we ratification as "compatibice with the security interests of the § United Mates." PICKET MOBILE CLASSROOM SITES Gyme ~ etaging Clevgymen cf Chicago where workmen contending such temporary fe march te oh alley today a@- are tstalling mobile clase CEES BMRA Sie Qresnt fo tte oni South Sito rveme. Negro ecqinization, wood ese tem shall be 2 sa instead, te uncrowded white schools, {AP Wirephote, See AP wire would wse them story) Gn a mation by Sen ater Henry M_ Jacksan (Dem. Wash) the subcommittee sab. sequently vwoled te demand a specific Hst of the Planned safe. chiefs af staff is Chairman of which Tayler NEED AN au PERRY OIL FURNACE .. DAY OR NIGHT 723.9443 rd requirements af the joint semination, showing How 2 is) New elon: @one and its importance te de ing af 7 = ame. ve opment ef goed Rvesteckim conjunction with the science herds, its economic aspects tole? animal radiolegy, Live dogs the farmer and the manner in will be used to demonstrate which semen is stored and kept how they wadengo diagnosis, wn coed condition St SAAT) Since 27 per cont of Canada's) wows veterimanigns are employed by) NEW TWIST the Canadian Department aij A new twist to the story qf 2STiCuMUTe, a Gomanstration the eee and the chick will be/ Wi! Show the control ef animal presented in a hive exhibit show. MHseases WRICR may de. brought mg the egg in Incubation, hatch. te HS Country im the delongings) dag and chick development of immigrants, or by foreign The Zoonoses exhibit. win SMPs catering Great. Lakes show what diseases can de POrts along the St. Lawrence transterred from animal te man, Seaway as well as through ait how these Aanren and their Potts and Dorder crossings cantreil rived Wednesday fora two-week Stay as the guest of Social Democratic Party and union Ts who earlier visited Can. ada. He met Premier Tage Ex lander at dinner Wednesday night ETNA ERUPTS CATANIA, Sicily (AP)}--Moant Rima, Barape's most active vol cana, erapted Tharsday, send.) mg a column. of smake aad hot ashes. high inte the air. More than 108 veterianarians (wi expose spectators' te all the braad aspects and respensibiti- SPECIALISTS YET WITHUN REACH OF ALL" fy Oshawa CA AURTORWN TELEPHONE will have three ebservers ab tending sessions ef the Vatican Sourcd im Rome when they are presumed next month, They are Rigmt Rev, Joka Moorman, dishep af Riper; the Venerable |Hareld de Saysa, archdeacan af iCotemde" and Rev. Witham jWelt ef the Episcopal Charch im the United States. OSHAWA'S | ORIGINAL § ot Nw Woy, comet ond brood. om hos been @ specialty tor 18 yeors . _ . with thous of yords on Gapiey te select trom, NU-WAY RUG CO. LTD. 174 MARY ST.