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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, July 30, 1960 S---- i No bo C THAT 2. 1 SHO 1517 MEY! por HE MGT HATA GIT | Ko wan | Lumumba MOVE OVER! Gite S39) SE slion aea FOSDICKIY- TAG . 432 BOYS --16 IN THs" WORST | In Ottawa Z 3 WASHINGTON (AP) -- Congo- lese Premier Patrice Lumumba fleaves Washington for Ottawa to- jday with pledges of U.S. eco nomic aid but minus any backing 'for the idea of sending American itroops to his revoli-torn country ! Amid full military honors, Lu- mumba takes off this morning | for Ottawa where he hopes to garner further promises of finan TM TAKING MY WATCH -..OR WHETHER IT'5 REALLY cial help. DOWN TO THE REPAIRMAN "LATER THAN WE THINK; LIKE The 35 - year - old African go! TO HAVE IT LOOKED AT! . i EVERYBODY'S ING! f fstate department assurance of 2 amt 15 economic assistance during his two-day stay here, He also con- ferred with Eugene Black, presi- dent of the World Bank. U.S. authorities declined to name any specific amount pending further study of the new republic's heavy needs The question of sending US soldiers to the Congo was brought up by Lumumba at a press con ference Thursday. He read dis- patches from officials of his government portraying Belgian soldiers as wreaking havoc in the former Belgian colony. One mes- sage suggested calling in Amer: WORE A PLOGR- | || II GLAD TO KNOW THT. 1 ORs, edliniol 4 - | . fr 3? { ING LR WAGONS, Lumumba declin o specific LENGTH GOWN OF ORGANDY A ZT POBENT \ Z HATE CHANGIN' CLOTHES, . = \ or a YOR 8 Fo \ ; {ally endorse this idea td am HEIRLOOM LACE WITH SCALLOPED 7 SAY! NOBODY - Sa a ! not opposed to the arrival of NECKLINE AND LONG, TAPERED 73 : k American or any other troops SLEEVES ( -- he said. "What I want is thou 1sands of troops so that the Belgians can be evacuated im mediately." | He said the United Nations {troops dispatched to the Congo are disarming Congolese soldiers but are allowing the Belgians to keep their weapons, and this ("might bring us into another 'world war." JULIET JONES DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER THE LONE RANGER A eo Union Seeking AND NONE OF THEM 18 \-| 2° pe 5. iP Court Action i Soe ORATION tor ..| {& #SPOLED ASTHEY / i | KITCHENER (CP)--The strik- | FYOUHMETOUSE | SCORPIO i No TER mac Ad BA om ng United Rubber Workers Unio A THAT .45-- DONT y / AN gr\ v "vo | (CLC) Thursday told a workers USE ITON JANE % TH A t J -e {rally it has applied to the Ontarie 4 , ¢ 2 Labor Relations Board for per mission to prosecute industrialist ja R. Kaufman on the grounds of failing to bargain in good faith | William Punnett of Toronto {union field representative, told ithe rally of 350 the union has . | complained to the board that Mr Kaufman is guilty of discrimina tion because he gave vacation pay to workers who went through picket lines and withheld it from STARTING / MONDAY © A MEW ADVENTURE SECRET AGENT X 9 ------ ---- SURESH, ee -- Sd strikers Kaufman Rubber Company SPECIALS THIS WEEK AT THE CLIFF MILLS MOTORS LTD. |i iui 1950 1951 1951 1 953 1953 1954 . 1957 ack at work id weeks 269 When MORRIS MINOR PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE DODGE PONTIAC FORD CADILLAC | week vacation, Work resumes COUPE DE VILLE Tuestay. Your Choice . . . A b= Your Choice . . . s1 90 ! hare Toraagher Tar on |By Masked Bandit . - DIANICS BOYS Burl SHUCKS WITH AREAL FANCY | 1._PEORLE | wouLD EXPECT 14 | LONDON. Ont. (CP) -- A / THEY WERT | SUT COWDNTY LE LIK Tore JU IN' imasked gunman shot and HOPE YOU DON'T MIND YOUR BACON AL. DON'T BE SARCASTIC, SORRY, TLL TRY NOT bhi A og ou ™ w SUCH A NICE GIFT. -- e---- OF ME/ 'wounded a Canadian Pacific Rail- LE LIMP, ADMIRAL, dust THE N "l THE CACKLES ARE MY TO EMBARRASS YOU, / | | T0 INVITE US | A SUDDEN URGENT g way telegraph operator during an 3 =TWAY 1 UE ! FRIENDS... OUR > -- ' § 70 CRUISE | NESSAGE,.. THAT attempted holdup at the CPR sta IT,» RA 7 NEIGHBORS, Ye | WITH THEM / OUR HOUSE WAS tion here Thursday night. 9 ON THRIR 4 BURNED POWN Patrick Rumsey of London was OR SOME THING? shot in the side by the bandit. de |scribed as about six feet in height "WIP, HIF, HOORAY] BREAKFAST AT SEA] ™ BUT, DARLING, PLEASE YI £ KNOW, ANGRL, TH 1 1 a stocking pulled over his |head | Police combed the area for the !man, reported to be armed with {a long-barreled. silver-plated re GRANDMA BUZ SAWYER Nolan, watchman at Lon {don's Richmond Street tower 1 who was in the station at the time / GREAT SCOTT... THATS of the. shooting, said the bandit 5 Th bg TN {entered the building, threw a ha ; LARGE AS A ONOSAUR,., | [on the ticker wicket and growled S 2? & § WHAT HAVE WE FALLEN Leepil it up."' When the gunman ESTABLISH A BEARING WM INTO: A PLANETOF | [saw him, he pushed him out the ON BRICK'S LANDING! 4 Aa 7 A] \ TE PASTE A [a INO, MONA WICKLIFF ISN'T | OH, 0H! cever Tw eiew) coves nis | |S Cina] ERY YN bE AF hel J ak gn FLFR | a IN Canadian Nurses ; Leave For Congo TORONTO (CP) -- Six regis- tered nurses leave Canada for the Congo today. it was announced by the Canadian Red Cross The nurses 'who will complete two Canadian medical teams, are Marguerite Tetrault. Ste. Anne de Bellevue. Que.; Mrs. Johanna Korlu, Toronto: Jacqueline May- rand and Aline Galarneau, Mont- real: Denyse Beaulieu, Quebec, land Therese Charron. Ste. Foy, | Que | Four doctors going are Dr. | John Davidson, Ormstown, Que.: : ae . | / 7 lt $ 4 Dr. Jonathan Sinclair, Toronto; i» SEE THAT IT DOESN'T) EE Faoen Em N_\ Davina. Zig Futura | 4 4 \ 3 ; 1 I 1 it l ' od ii '4 | Dr. Paul Edwards, Dorion, Que. EA N Ni { y <| | MR5. WILSON! . X l > Xa \! vo ke M1! Rel > Nae and Dr. Roger Paulin, Montreal ts LSON.. x 7 | 7 : : IR TN 4 ! 'Bn 5 | Fz | Po NAY ; NY b | i I Hg a Recreation Area Opening August § TORONTO (CP) -- Planning and Development Minister Nicke! will officially open the Garden Hill conservation area in Durham county Aug. 5. Located north of Port Hope, the recreational area is the latest completed project of the Gane araska Conservation Authority, It has a 30-acre pond for boating, swimming and fishing. 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