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L08 ANGELE8. — A runaway ter it tumbled down on top of the

truck loaded with bricks lies of the

BI‘! Butter-worth

in the smashed center home

gf.

five tons of mountaisside residence.

The truck plunged 40 feet and throughtheroofasitwentoutof

INITIAL EXPLORATIONS FINISHED

Imperial Oil To Begin Drilling In A Few Weeks

drlllingfot'olltIIPrin lslsndiwillarrnmuicegi

Actual Edward

selsmogrsph is as instru&i:iit so

delicate it can measure steps of an ant.

The mock waves sent back from

cover the rock traps

seeking. However in spite of all formation gathered fro

they are thls'in- m the

.pavitymeter survey and the seis- zlnograpliic survey. carried . On

iiéréi 5% E

directioni from the hole would be the inoeiiikely to drill in.

Ordering Some British Goods

OTTAWA (CP) - Trade ltln- temporary basis to complete th

lsleraordoachurehlnuulp-,l.workofthainlssion -

Peal lartiii it. ..'s.m East)

DELIRS BRICKS

The driver jumped from the truck hdore the plunge. The occupants

Under the license granted to the company, all findings must be made available to the Govern- ment of the Province so that it

do ad take advantage of the ngs thay will be kept for the benefit of an other isation that might Wlfl to exfllole for oil.

lite of

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worid wbetbe

1 ’¢-.

OTTAWA (C!) —- Ahnost don- ble the number of new houses were started last month than is the corresponding month last year. Central Mortgage and Housv

mm m - miss

The government's housing agency said starts totalled 0.585 in November against 5.679 a year earlier. However, in the first 11 months of the year starts dipped to 74.ll2 from 81,184.

The federal government made $150,000,000 available for con- struction of low-cost «housing early In September and an eq amount will he made available this month.

UP

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Princess To Visit Canada

OTTAWA (CPl—Princess Mar- garet will make her first visit to Canada in July to take part in British Columbia's centenary cel- ehrations.

She will arrive in BC. prob- Ebly Vancouver. by

lng her

reporters

Discovery

lle" — a kind of invisibl

image of Sputnik I above . s at times when the sate-

ltself was on the opposite side

the world—has been reported

by Dr. Harry W.,—WeIls

Carnegie institution of Washing- an

1 0 He said it is

lntliehorne.

of

removed . ll.»-m2“°""°

'osrsNoN

" ~;~.-,%1u.asnQass

' . . D.I!st|avIl8hHotlieW ofsclaaces

field

onthe

control coming down a steep hill. of the house had left a few minu- tes earlier. and no one was hurt (AP Wlrephoto) I Discover Ghost Satellite Now ' By CAREY WASHINGTON (AP) —— “8pooknik" has been haunting the

“ghost

That h. on sevefi occasions. radio signals from the satellite it self. were received A point in the upper atmosp&~e half a from the point wag‘

ac

earlier new item I knowledge about the properties

per lineup is "petsnilall

he Y

d science."

Cyrus 5. Eaton Married Friday

CLEVELAND (AP) — Cyrus 5. Eaton. Canadian-born industrial- lst who will be 74 next week. and Mrs. Anne Kinder Jones. 35. were married Friday in a private cere-

n . “It's a most wonderful wed- ding," the new Mrs. Eaton said after the exc ' fore a score of relatives, includ- 13-year-old daughter, Alice. who wept during the cere-

mony.

"I‘m very happy." Eaton told terrace of the early American farm house of his

of vows be-

son. The bride wore a pale blue jer- sey dress and matching blue hat.

DIF N1‘ FISH Mackerel caught off the Atlan- tic coast are a different species

.atel- 'adio

of the

. told I reporter “it's a new Phenol ton in radiowave propaga-

re and import-

Parity Principle lnsertecl In Farm Price Support Bill

Battle H

To Local

OTTAWA (CPl—The army Fri- day announced award of battle rs eight regiments for service during the Second World War. The announcement brings to 49 the number of regiments to which such honors have been awarded.

The regiments and number of battle honors s w s r d e d each: Royal 22nd Regiment. 24; Prince Edward Island Regiment (17th

Protests

MOSCOW riteutersi--A leading Soviet scientist said Friday that Russia still has a long way to go to “beat the United States on all scientific fronts" more money to do the Job.

Dr. Alexander Nesmeyanov. president of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. startled members of the lower house of the Soviet par- llament with his list of com- plaints and demands.

There is duplication in the work of Russian scientists, he said. and better equipment and more money are needed. The amount slloted for research was “less n in the United-States" and industry had failed to “produce what the -scientists want." '

Nesmeystlov told the hushed session of the Soviet Council of the Union that “it would be harm- ful to overestimate our scteri

v

i E

_ t slices are still needed I thi‘ United States C all ’ ‘_frbn_ts,“ said.

l he said the launching _of two Russian earth satellites

pointed out the superiority of

fiiviet rocket techniques. Great urogross also had been made “in

“G

and asked for eco

onors A Unit

Reconnaissance), one; Algonquin Regiment (26th oredl. 15; South Alberta Light Horse (29th Armoredl,15; 1st Battalion. Royal New Brunswick Regiment (Carleton and York) and 2nd Bat- talion. R o y New Brunswick Regiment (North Shore» 48; Stormont. Dundas and Glengarry

Highlanders lMGl, 19; Seaforth boil;

Highlanders at Canada. 25: and Regiment dc Maisonnouve. 24.

U.S. ls

Leader In Science

ematics. chemistry. niques and automatic Nesmeyanov said Russia has produced an electronic micro- pe w h better Soviet electronic microscopes

radio tech- n."

by as wide a margin as the latest .fl)\ls.‘. .. ll‘ll.lL va~ )8[tCl‘ the aircraft of the 19305.

HAVE MORE SCIENTISTS

Russia had 240,000 scientists- "more than any other country"- but still needed more “to extract the maximum from our re- search."

Nesmeyanov stressed that al- though Soviet investment iacience will be in ' ‘by 10 per cent to 18.200.000.000

es 000 the

lficial exchange rate—still more :money is needed

' “Investment in ‘science must be

tifievlncreased at a rate faster than

.¢:onomy." A . A _ In 1951, the W state pro-

vfled ssoo rubles ($2.250!

each scientist but in 1957 the

fell to

“This is bad." he said. Steps

must be taken to bring the level

back to at least 9.000 rubles a

other investment in the iiatlonal he said

the realm of mechanics. math-

By BEN PIILEGAR DETROIT (AP) — Temporary layoffs are in prospect this holl- day season for almost 75,000 auto workers in the United States be- cause too many 1958 model cars are in dealers’ showrooms in- stead of under Christmas trees. Chrysl r F rid a y announced shutdo for up to two weeks of all of its Detroit plant operations. Ford said it plans to furlough

.. .°

all of Christmas week. mo of these will be in the Dei- rolt area.

General Motors said no week- long shutdowns are planned. But GM plant managers have the op- tion locally of adjusting work schedules.

‘THOUSANDS AFFECTED

The Chrysler shutdowns in Det-

roit will affect at least 50,000

‘the hourly rated and salaried

about 21.000 hourly workers for and - Tuesday noon until Jan. 2.

yefi a scientist.

Almost 75,000 U. S. Auto Workers To Be Laid Off

has some 100.0(1) employees in

ranks. The company declined to give an exact figure on the num- ber to be made idle.

In Detroit Chrysler is closing its Dodge plants from the end of work Monday until Jan. 7. its De- Soto production from Monday un- til Jan. 6: its Chrysler division plants from Monday until Jan. 2 its Plymouth plants from

Among the smaller makers. American Motors said it will work full time through the holi- days with the exception of Christ- mas and New Year's Day.

Studebaker Packard. already producing at only about one third the rate of a year ago. plans to work two days next week—Thurs- day and Friday. A spokesman

t of am lnclud- from the mackerel in Pacific hourly employees. Chrysler. Det- said the same schedule probably ing Ottawa and perhaps Toronto, Ocean fisheries. roit's largest single employer. will apply for New Year's week. ontreal other ge cities. An announcement Friday by the 's o fice said merely that Princess garet

rubles @1389.‘

Will Talk On l L-b I A f A d 1. , l I era S ccep men men NATO Meeting l . mom «cm — rue cnc; As Socreds, C. C. F. Oppose It said Friday it will carry reports; Monday Dec. 23. resident; By ALAN DONNELLY El5°nh°W9l' ‘M Sum’ 599"’-"3' Canadian Press Staff Writer .Cabl'nct considers to be relevant." Dulles on the recent North Atlan- on-AwA lcp;_A 5]-mks--up in‘ arkuc:;s sa' ’ “ tic Treaty Organization confer the go,.emmem's farm price sup-1' make it clear that the cost of pro- ence in Paris. port bill. inserting the principle duetlon is the most important The repons will be heard ou.o( parlly prices but nu parity lor.‘ factor the Trans-Canada radio !IClW0l'lf:gnu]a‘ was announced in me com. He denied that the measure re- at 9:30 p m. AST. mons Friday by Agriculture Min- pudlated the <«onservauve elec- The CBC previously announced later Douglas Hgrknes5_ glen promises. He_also charged that Prime Minister Dietenbaker A f in h g M hm‘ Bl 591719 OPPOSIUOH mem P! will deliver a report on the con- un. b,‘,'§,s°,:, f,,fc'l, °s,,:,§’,;‘,,s fa , had mlsrepresented the measun lerence Sunday at 6 pm. over .10-vear average from the three-1”’ “‘-"'"“ "’° ‘”"‘"'°°"' "““"" - ‘ ltory floor for key products would

ad" d t I ' i t- _ ' ' . . worn‘? l0 fill 99"! Oll "9 year average proposed in the bllllbe "'0 maximum paid.

.j_.__.____ _ . a--_. l"l'r°d"°°d 135‘ sjalurday‘ ‘ _ The amendments still will lcave

BU! llle Oi-‘P::§ll~l0ll lh9"0l'li§(l'(l3l. the governments free to use its

' ‘t’ ’ re ‘ ' ‘ ' ' .

Ad To Amend '.'ii'il“§'§5iai lgreditulliairtlles Ippar- gislflrziiggillceessdsgystlllicirtvllzfrllflils

' ' Cull)’ “'85 ll0l lessened by the Il- commodities from year to year.

crlmlnal terations. . This flexible arrangement was

SEEKS KILL MEASURE ‘endorsed by Mr. Gardiner. But

OTTAWA ‘Cpl-~l“3ll'~'9 Ml“l5‘ CCF SP0l<€Sm8l| 15- G~ MCClll-ithe former minister maintained ter Fulton Friday gave notice on the Commons order paper that he will introduce an act amend- tn the Criminal Code to ensure humane slaughter of farm ani-

tors s the go\'el':ior-in-council

lolllzh. M0058 Mollnlfllll. (‘filled lllthat the new measure still won’t a “fiasco" and “inl'am0uS" flndldo everything that could be done promptly Presented 8 molloniunder the price support act the which would kill the bill this ses-‘Liberal governmen introduced '13 sion and turn the whole issue over 1944_ Further-_ it would be far less

U‘:

mals. No details of the legisla- to the Commons agriculture Com-zflexlble. tion were given. 0 mittee. ‘WARNS or DECLINE _“’— Victor Quelch (SCI -:1 Aétéagiialg . Gardiner also said that - sided his DENY Wl I 6 in stipulation of 80- per -cent floors Jumps PHCC demanding a firm parity formulalfor ulue product; would result la on which farm prices would l‘t!st.,(hose p r 1 c e g declining to thg TO canfs The Social Credit party would flooln support the CCF motion. . Mr. Quelch said the govern- 5UDBURy_ om__ (Cpl _ The Both smaller parties pinned merit realized that its original bill

could never have passed through

their case on a demand for a Parliament. The government ob-

parity formula which would tie farm price supports to the Dl'lC€S‘viously didn't want to fight an of other commodities. election on the issue because “lt A statement by H. H. Hannamqknew it would be defeated ln gy. president of the influential Cans-‘cry agricultural constituency ll

dian Federation of Agriculture..¢|ie country.” said the changes still do not meet Mr. Harkness said the former the federatlolfs K95’ demand 501' U. S. system of rigid parity price a formula to relate farm prices great dlf. ’ through production of

and production costs. LIBERALS BACK GOVT. heavy food surpluses. Such a sys- Lllr tern could work only th ugh

strict production controls. Few if

Sudbury Star Friday announced an increase in its daily price to 10 cents. effective today. Week- day price has been seven cents and the price of the Saturday edi- tion 10 cents.

eekly home delivery price will be increased to 45 cents from 35.

‘ PARLIAMENT ‘ AT A GLANCE

mer agric any Canadian farmers would sub-

6. Gardiner indicated the new ml: to um. 3! Tall: CANADIAN PRESS PTOKTCSSIVC Conservative gov- Ir, Harknegg announced two lfriday erainentneednot feardefeatonathgeamgndmenuioholgterlug

Minister Douglas th rneasuree.--Tire most contro-., , .. brought in ‘ al ithaspresentcd this oer. One provides that the new “ag- ehahges to his. us-al prices doe. rlcuiturni stabilization board" c ticisrn The bill. to be reprinted In make recommendations amended form. would empower] ". ‘re necensnry go ¢n,u,-9 gun;

r Parliament. The changes related the legis-ithe government to set 12-month lation specifically to a form of‘price supports on any farm com parity and based support prices modity early each year. expres- on a 10-year. rather than a three-; sed as a percentage of the aver» ar. moving average. ‘age price in the preceding 10’ E. G. McCullough (CCF—Moose~ years. i Mountainl called it a “fiasco" it also would stipulate that; and moved a motion that would,farmers could always rely on s,’-me earlier bill men-ly have the effect of killing the bill mandatory minimum noor of 80 would lnclude these. this session. per cent of the lthyear-average Mn Gardiner suld lnnl when Victor Quelch (SC —— Acadia) lbase price for nine key products: ; prune Mlnlster Djefenbaker wn. said his party would support thelcattle. hogs, sheep. butterzlh opposition he nud cdnllnually CCF motion but former agricul-icheese. 2385 Nd “°“ ' Pam’ Wessed for a system of parity ture minister James G. Gardiner: wheat. oats and barley not mar-1 p['i,ce§_ However, the Diefenbakgf said the Liberals would back theJketed by the Canadian whcatvgdvernmenl nnw was proposing government. lboard. qomething that did not guarantee Mines Minister Paul Cmtoisl Main criticisms of the originallfull purity, announced a public inquiry into‘bill. from farm organizations as} Mn (;n,-diner said he is me. the July grounding of the govern-‘well as the two smaller partiesflpnl-ed lo suppon lne lull llnnd ment's hydrogrsphic ship Baffinlwere that it stipulated no adher- denl with lne government-' in tn. off Nova Scotia. ‘ence to parity prices. and that a next election whenever n cnmen Transport Mini ste r George three-year average would em- ~4- Hees announced an accelerated brace the last three years of de- works program by to-pressed '

.the prescribed prices . . . shall bear a fair relationship to the base price for such a com- modity."

The other spells out that an ad- visory committee shall consist of farmers or their representatives. ~ said it

FISHERIES PROMOTION farm prl

ces.

provide winter employment forlWEREN'T SPELLED OUT OTTAWA (cpl Tnmnas H_ 600 men. l Mr. Harkness said the idea of 1-urnl-r_ 44_ usslslnni du-cclnr of Royal assent was given in the the amendments announced. _l-‘ri- the fisheries department's lnlng». Senate chamber to the govern-lday was implicit in the original muudn and educallunal 5crviceg_ ment's bills on housing. unem-«bill. but indicated there was crit-inn, been named du-e(-mn ll W“ ployment relief. income and ex-‘icism within his own party thatlnnndunced Tuesday, He succeed, cise tax. they weren't spelled out exactly Fred H wnndlng who nu,-, gun. key amendment WOUld ll3VC w central [nor-[gage and hang)“ The Commons meets at ll a.m. the government set support v- ‘corporation. M,-_ Turn" go,-men, EST to debate health estimates. els with “regard to the estimated worked with the Ottawa Cm”.

The Senate is adjourned until'average cost of production of the — Jan. 7. lcommodity, and such other fnc-, ROAD RACE-‘Rs "W l4ONi)()N ICP> Ninety-five . 0 0 British drivers and their crews Will Learn ll Flnancia |»-ve been mime by men Roysl Automobile Club for the

international Monte Carlo rally next January. Most will start from Glasgow.

Secrets Leaked lriiproperly

i:'*"u:'.u ‘““ “'l“l°' . chm“, M, will "spend approximately two I _ -,_“______ Iltsti nnslem placed ¢,..,,.,.,,u. “mu,” week in the . alter By it. is. MACLURKIN ; ccided to give some con-l _ . |0me orders for 3 Britain Vhlch Her Royal Highness will NDON (Reutersl—Britsin’s fidentisl prior guidance to cemunldlrector and businessman. asked W .' M a W “I 1 h "db l t k ‘ and others h ‘ cfiltll. :3“-°u‘°" P333 0‘ Cf?“ ‘"1; investigation into whether gov-ljournalists. trade“ unlrliii llead(;'s,_:”¢ repélrltll mg‘ mhI1secIllmt;‘¢_n_Ii'.l: He addd that fi could nu - *5 Mam “Ad P‘ P“ m‘ No mention was made ",":"°:l'l Zflzedtsl-r‘lv.l°.r§ Slnypi-(llyaeirr:r.is.nndof0th\;"('3onos(;Fvath:lman who. after this meticulous rive pal-tieslan all inls- ‘‘ ‘ °''"'''“' ‘° °°""' "ll" mouaeernents hem and London of “"3 ‘‘.;;m’,’,, ,.d 0, ,_ ,, investigation. liner this ordeal by non was Ihfl H "ifll-t¢l'II' u. an“ °‘“$" .“ u '. 0 Wait to the United States ‘ ‘um . 1 ' "W0 5 Q "1-oyilmn he nnd described mm; fire. has come out with his honor '9 . .‘u'“ '“ "fin " ‘Vi’ i‘ In Toronto Golitrollu JCI “em. from 3° W "ans" 'd 0,, menu," u, be l.k¢n..bu¢}untarnished and unstained." Mr. Churchill recall a bu-l-ago "' ""“°" men. ac-tins mint. wind State 7'" “'"’““"' M by 1”” """ made no mention of the vital‘ Cmm-9‘ *0’ ‘ml Klndersley. of Com quiwu 0. "mm “emu” Eu“ runlwn mu ._ tice Parker. sat in public for 12 mm‘ "to ma" ‘lumber B.“ of Enghnd dime“), 0‘ lhe rnluhg, N.w on “Torolito is mtiet anxious to wd- ml‘ {'2-,',fll‘,‘,,,,',,°',,.,,._""‘,‘.’,:'.Z CA2: Counsel for Poole said the ev-land chairman of many big com- (I. — Montreal Y Wm’ 39'' 30701 lllllfll-" B » ~ .' 0: hi‘ iompum, ,..,'¢n,,,,.,_ idence is clear that “in every re- Plnles. asked the tribunal to find Laurlerl asked III an estimate I ' I100 VII reported that Ottawa ‘Pei M bin“ In '9" "5 re. spect he had acted with complete that there had been no disclosure “ll I among gt lad. I fiofltlcl ‘mild extend & ,-5“ ‘ " F "be T,‘ by. when P“, propri y." of the bank rate by his client or Wuld be diverted from the V 5'' Vui 3° '35” ll ll" ‘ l A’:fln,,:|¢”,,,u,:,;’.J:n 31 “M. us John Megaw. counsel for Wil- ‘the companies with which he was United states to artists. °'l'l'A‘V.l\ ‘C?’-TN Uitnrr III her to open the Canadian Na- » a,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,_.,u,,,, ‘ liarn Keswick. a Bank of England connected. '5" '. csldwaItashed|befNswhinseteaprshusis“‘'‘h“'‘'‘''‘*|'¢-9- Theinqulrywasorderedbytheu” . , - a e -m....°""' ....""'....°"'°’.l.."'.2 "" "" °""""""’ "- ' i."'li..""“i."»o-'“ “m“' .'lfl?»Y»'««'~’-" A rove Financial Aid -oh cueiiiaignia ta Illtfll. """'”"" °"" " ""’ "'““'“°' '''‘° '”°''"''' "ml Ml’-XIl$I#th&’&‘.j"'n.*°'~&" csthat there was aaadvance‘ N no t -_--.:-I.:__..___.._ -set‘-H-'1'-N '*"‘,,,""""""'* til I la ved °',., ,,,,,,",,;-; ;:,-,;*;:,-3,; For POW“ ‘'9 Pm“ . . , Pasasnaesslh a , I - 0 yr » :“pr::"f,%':“ OTTAWA lcpl_ga.ouma Mili- cttsdlngofprovlsigns gr. tile say- A witness Friday was Peter bterllamlltoa rrlesy senior _u‘‘, A‘. '‘''''’m “";M* 'norneycrofl.ch-collar 0--nlaouce theCommoasar- ".. "°‘“°" "'°"“""""”°'“"""°‘“"""' pcrdttbevllll-M6000 Prl‘l’IeIflnlneI'DiefeIIhahuQ- heraaseasoviedevieetohaltin-‘um.m..°.‘“°‘,u. N" “‘h'd'd wuing gigs eedldeace ta ths‘=".'l' '°-“v""""°'.:° ’'"u' M‘ psaae. ' nflnqm,u“' qmflud M_ provinces for power development g are Beechwood NWO!’ Ifl _o;'..|.u.n;‘.”h,..._ 'T§OI'IfiItZUK|IIl'fiRfl QthQ,J;],§wQr, _ ..*‘..n.g.u..-_..ggu..gl¢..|IIIvII!I lit ltdllllllll W1" llealsoansuesdOst0I$' a‘esraileuioolleiiiileanie.it‘'IIl5°I'lI' 00 l¢'UII'Il "will!-(Idah-Iv-v-rstssh . v " .-7.....--~ “ w-—uaayaewuuaaay.s.a0-elaboetsrhloesrssmsusiassneaasshgeujsa .. rfgl, usnaaeua~eue-sue-ui-ahamuflfi-‘ode-Ma-fle:e.v.-iaflulnnu-Iran _ A, . , nah-aafaati-seb@1aswea-wurfidslt. Bil llfllfilflflfl nllflthlltefi .l,..,...,... .. sale-oueiiausainnainaavs euailusu cruises-lee-srssbsowcsunnleauu.usan.: . _,_,‘__ "__, ~ dsnaithensaiusfhstfl lssaassaswaussnasisasmhernddssthpsuanehetselpayhsfivsattsassa ; "___ ' ._ fcahlxvmfsifiuththsaeusfipldudhtheaatrdnltrnnb-assdbushseasuchifi ;« . _<<- ieuaiisqaas. hasansuisngiu-ws.seuis.aueeieiuiriacaerg.easieiaa;sip-s-s. gt 1 l

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