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sTs llP Canadas costoiiivipg in dex ctimbed too postwar high at i31t at Aug tour tcnths at point up mm the previous month gnd as points higher than in August 1961 Graph traces moatth index based on IND prices equaiis tag 100 tram January that Newsmap Glass Firm Strikers Attack Trucirs CuttingPicket Lines HAMILTON CF Rocks scrap iron and splintered glass tilted the air at the Dominion Gloss Company Limited Wed MYJLZNVSIHRNEAE trucks that crossed their picket lines One woman striker was in jured and live men were l3 mischief One at the iive also was charged with assaulting policeman The demonstrators members oi the moostmng Local 203 United Glass and Ceramic Workers at America CLO converged on truck one or three that had entered the plant earlier in the day as it tried to leave hiore than 30 policemen went into action as the strikers closed In hurling missiles that shat tered all the vehicles windows Plant Superintendent James Caskie and Personnel Manager Eivert TEaatord walkingvin trout oi the truck escaped un iturt with the driver POLICE TAKE crimes The ytdting strikers tried to chase the truck but were cut cked oil by police Sgt ltiaurice Hourigan was attacked by one man as he tried to arrest an other mihnntwoahoursaiterporr tree settted the melee trouble broke out again 1110 companys ilamitton gen tgmunaeer M15143 aner tetrIEd to get the two other trucks out through the south gate About 100 strikers beat them to It The tracks were driven to the north gate and charged through the strikers there amid hail oi rocks Striker Joan Sutton 22 was hit by one oi the trucks and staggered back with bruised hip Site was taken from the scene in hysterics Two weeks ago Dominion Glass was granted an Injunction limiting the number at pickets to not more than tour at any at the plants three main gates AWAII HEARING The injunction has twice been extended and company and un ion oiiieiais are awaiting itnnt hearing at Osgoode Hall Bella Has Mass Popularity Krim Ability Less Support By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press soot Writer The contusion in Algeria in volving intervals of fighting tol Iowed by noisy proclamations oi peace retiects the lack ot de cisive leader acceptable to all Vice Prcmier Ahmed Ben Bella has prestige and popular Ity but may lack some at the necessary qualities oi tender ahip And he is firmly opposed by Eeikncem Krim who helped to negotiate the Evian agree ments Krim once regarded as eg gtessive and possibly antiWest has shown statesmanlike shIiity but lacks Ben Bellas base ot popularity support comes mainly rpm the Kebytie region which is predominantly Berber In the absenceoi one clear authority though Ben Bella may yet till the bill the various factions contend for power in political void The most hopeful factor in the newly independent Algeria is the tremendous thirst for peace among themasses They are haunted by the suiterings of bitter sevenyear was that left Iew iamiiies intact Crowd Boos Spits lit Negro Pupils By ran ASSOCIATED mass TempeIs flared in the New Orleans school integration cri sis Wednesday when Negro woman picked up two Negrp pupils at one of the newly de segregated Roman Catholic schools The windshield ot the wom ans car was smashed while she was in thebuiiditlg With baby in her arms and lead ing two Negro pupils she re turned to the car and drove off while crowd of white persons shouted and spat at her Bomb threats prompted oili cials to remove pupils irom two Children were marched tronI StheotlIeGreat School and the St Rose de Lima School alter being told they would have tire drill Fire depart mentteamsrsoarched the schools but found no bombs There have been ircquent rc portsothlostem civilians trying to interpose themselves between armed members ot rival groups in on eticrt to prevent light ogr There appears to be no great appetite tor stnrggie except among groups of soldiers who have hecomeoecustomedt tiing matters by toree and who are reluctant to lay down their arms Without receiving some kind at 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