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WEATHER REPORT THOUGHT FOR TODAY . ¢ A common allergy that can Bunny and warm, becoming cause a lot of trouble is the itch : more humid Wednesday, Winds to spend money, light to moderate from the southwest, VEEP a tx ttm Arr Ott At Authorized os Second Class Mail TWENTY PAGES vor 15,2 5% Een ny OSHAWA ONTARIO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1960 i RE RW FIGHT FOR POWER NOW RACKS CONGO } Three Hurt | ' Kasavubu Faces : By Fire ro. PSS Treason Charge { iy 4 ; / 4 LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters) -- guarded by UN troops from | Near Rou H | pt 7 ; 7 The Congolese cabinet said today Ghana who are manned with yo President Joseph Kasavubu has light machine-guns.) | : i been stripped of his functions for] Lumumba himself PICKERING (Staff)--Fire of 2 % y an "act of high treason" in dis-| other broadcast it eu unknown origin completely des- 7 / missing Premier Patrice Lu after two in French and the loe troyed a two-storey frame dwell. i dd mumba, |dialect Monday night, ing and sent three persons to 7 / 4 y Kasavubu acted Monday night, | i' in saying Lumumba had "plunged ASKS WORKERS SUPPORT hospital with third degree burns, " Monday night, | 4 ; the nation into frarticidal war-| He again denounced as illegal The house, situated at Mor: 3 " ' " fare," In turn, the premier coun- the president's declaration depos- 'gan's Park. near the Rouge in go : 5 tered with a declaration that!/ing Jim and called on "Youth J oh ¥ d py P or he workers and w. » Pickering township, had been IR » Rusavuvy was no loager head of A omen" to rally rented by the family two weeks 4 oO d . er. 80 i y The cabinet met throughout the) Today's cabinet, communique sod . y ' 1 7 night, Today's announcement $8id Kasavubu had "deliberately George Sutcliffe %, and his sald the cabinet would take over| Violated the fundamental law and mother, Mis, Freda Sutcliffe, 70, the president's functions until has overridden the prerogatives » are in the Ajax hospital, and Parliament could meet. given him by Parliament, by the George, Jr, aged two years, is 'nRE pe : " government and by the nation | ls Rint 1 b CONGO President Joseph Ka- | plunge into disaster, Ileo has Lumumba said in a separate dod y n [In the Hospital for Sick Children, savubu, left, named Joseph | heen a bitter opponent of Lu- {communique that he had writien declaring, outside all legal pro. SCHOOL BELL RINGS AN END TO HOLIDAYS Toronto, All have- third degree Ileo, right, as temporary head | mumba's policies which until [to the special representative of Seduves. tha the Joverniment of y i y as | fir ime ¢ WwW pil, © » Lhe burns, 8 gover J onight, ( ave been gradually sur. [the United Nations asking UN au- Tousands of Oshiawa ehil- | Classen after 8 {woumonth vas os i dew Jou schoo belt ore pha oh The mother, who accompanied oh in Zovetament tought. Tis ow have the i ally sur. thorities "to continue thelr mis JA declared the president was Miss Lois Sleightholm, grade | School, which is located on Cen. [the boy to Toronto, and three o.oo" poivice Lumumba in | of Soviet bloe sion which they have begun apd|"surrounded by bad advisers" clang of the school bell this | entered into the strange new | teacher at the E: A. Lovell | tre street other children, including an in an effort to stop the Congo's (AP Wirephoto) |to continue it fn close and frank and added; morning, as they returned to | world of the classroom for the | gohool, is shown ringing the Oshawa Times Photo, [40 who are staying with neigh co-operation with the one and, "Having thus broken the oath ! -- bors, were not hurt, entral government ap- which he solemnly took before | An alarm was sent In at 11,30 ed by Parliament." [the governmeat and the two Ff. | J . . " . | p.m, Fire Chief Don Lynde sald, RBG lb a chambers, the head of state has 1 Writer Killed Kenned but the fire, apparently starting |pfanvuba ppesid to the Ty committed an act of high treason pie i ] 1 | - which automatically makes it dren responded to, the sharp ' eation, Dozens of shy children at the rear of the house, had | 1 trol of the two-months-old repub- swept through to the front by the OF Lie 0-mol I 4 " ; 5 4 impossible for him to assume his | [] Hig hd lic, A United Nations spokesman |! . In Congo Battle Rang Ike's |" hist rm en BIT1Ca? [liars mth comin? as vietims are in ser 5 con | yo! Asa d re J Th urncoats aim [ ' np Pp dition Firenen said that huge u ™ {to meet Kasavubu's reque st bull POWERS STRIPPED LEOPOLDVILLE (CP)-Amer) A hd the Nova it would need a new mandate to "Phe ministers meeting in spe- py J 8 Are ( e nse . 4 aw 4 y MOSCOW (Reuters) --Two for Mitchell and Martin, who dig. €8n correspondent Henry Noble Pd Spree Fi gi arrived! JOHANNESBURG (AP)--S8ome|plan for a republic, says there take over, cial session, declare the head of mer employees of the top-secret appeared from the United States Taylor was killed hy machine 0 1C1eS ' South Africans are suggesting will be real unity between these | vMBA IN CONTROL slate stripped and have decided US, National Security Agency last June, said that working for Sun fire Sunday while covering] |thelr country's name be changed groups in "a Republic of Good ™yoonsiivinle appeared to bel'0 call 8 meeting of Parliament turned up in Moscow today and the NSA had convinced them the intense fighting in the Congo In-| POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) 4 to eliminate the "Africa," Hope," The big Cape of Good| .™ ho" abl Lumumba's| #8 Soon as possible, disclosed details of an American United States "secretly provides terior belween the Congolese Senator Kennedy, continuing his oC 10 Anton Rupert, Afrikaans Indus. Hope province conceivably could control this morning, despite Kas. "While waiting for this to be espionage network which spies money and arms to overthrow 8rmy 'and Baluba tribesmen, attack on President Eisenhower's trialist, says that iy the eves ig me 30 dw whole avubu's move, | decided, the ministers in cabizet not only on Russia but on Amer-| foreign governments," Taylor son of Henry J. foreign policies, has complained! [most of the world, Afri a hag country, lm Troops acting on Lumumba's | revoke all the powers given to ica's allies The two Americans were math- Taylor, U8, ambassador to Swit-| that Russian planes hound for the come to mean black Africa and| The Afrikaans commentator of orders surrounded the radio sta. the head of state by the basic Bernon Mitchell, 81, and Wil. ematicians engaged in crypio- zerland, was normally stationed) Congo are being allowed to. re rec that : this Jonds to ut Southjthe Rojglishlanguaie Johanaes on, Key to public opinion in the law of May 19, 1060," liam Martin, 20, disclosed at a 8raphic work with the NSA, They in Washington as diplomatic cor: fuel at a NATO base in Athens, | Alice Baan and its continued |the name of a country isn't|Congo, and fhe police headquar 0 lque quoted Artle started werk with the ageney in| respondent of the Seripps-Howard| Kennedy kept up a tatieo of 11 | vile -By--whites, | revolutionary, He #eys all the! ters. Troops also shut down the cle 33 of the basic law, which ference that they had " 0 app! fod "for and been Whanted 1937. | Newspapers. He Wax killed al|attacks on Wisenhown's | Rupert and others who agree world now accepts Ghana and|ferry service across the Congo says that should the head of state Soviet 'citizenship, They said Britain and Canada eooperated In the NSA program and were closely involv that they had decided to Russia because of cern over the practices the United States in intelligence information ed 3 They said in a joint statement to defect the eon s used hy gathering \ In all, they said, the NSA inter cepted the secret correspondence of more than 40 countries in cluding the codes of France, It aly, Turkey, Yugoslavia, guay, Indonesia and t Arab Republic Martin and Mitchell of other nations and about such violations he Uru United They said they left the United Tchilenge, a small town aboutighip and foreign policies as he {four miles north of Bakwanga,' pushed his Democratic presiden. States "without consulting the So- viet government," NO SECRET DATA The defence department sald neither man had access to classi fied information about American weapons or defence plans But Senator Richard Russell chairman of the Senate armed services committee, said the two men "were highly trusted and esteemed employees" and *'it is difficult to confine the knowledge of such persons to thelr own duties." John MeCormack, Democratic who said jeader in the House. of Repre they were 'disenchanted this, added they also were ried about the U8, policy of "de liberately violating the air space « lying Castro Takes "Chinese Bank HAVANA (AP) -- The Cuban PESCRIBRES FLIGHT the 000,000 Bank of China branch in!flight of a US, C.130 airplane Havana Monday after many de positors from the Chinese colony Soviet Armenia across the Turk money government took over fried to withdraw the The takeover was a ir conclusion since Premier Castro announced Friday his gov ernment is breaking off relation with Nationalist China and recog nizing Communist China RAIN HELPS hy wor $10, foregone sentatives, said he was told the men had taken 'valuable erypto graphic information: with them,' The statemént hy the two men today sald U8, flights along Ru sian frontiers and over the terri {tories of Communist countries were not only made in the last four years, but between 1952 and 1054 when both worked at the U.S. naval base near Yokohama Japan I'he statement described the which violated the airspace of ish frontier in September, 1958 The information collected was Fidel used to work out means of weak ening the Russian radar defences by Jamming stations from Amer ican bases near the Soviet fron tier, the statement said {the scene of bitter fighting last week A United Nations spokesman sald Taylor apparently was killed instantly when he was caught in a crossfire, Jean Lefebrve and Christian Depenou, two French correspondents who were with Taylor, sald it was not clear who fired the fatal shots Taylor and the two other re. porters left Bakwanga's Euro pean compound against the ad vice of the Ethiopian UN force Tshombe ELISABETHVILLE (Reuters) | with him say ik ; River lo 8 tial drive into the mountain and! PORTLAND, Ore, (AP) also 'creates the Impression) 1057 was known only as the Gold Yrench Congo, Pacific northwest states today. | Nearly 1,000 dancers wrecked a nowadays that we He charged Monday night that ballroom and battled police Sun. are intruders here, | Russian planes bound on missions| day night after the rock 'n' roll yoTE ON REPUBLIC we Europeans Coast colony, | Early today, the party of An -- weer toine Glzenga, the deputy pree| the term Africa Ghanalans, whereas Ghana uatil! River to Brazzaville in the former|be unable to earry out his func. |tions, the premier, after discuss | slon with his cabinet, should call [the two chambers of Parliament | miler, announced over the radio| together, The secretary of the senate y 8 t | port for L : of infiltration and subversion in{man they paid $2.50 a head to| gouth Africa's whites will vote its support for Lumumba ; : he Cong ve being allowed to hear didn't show. up Oct, 5 whether to convert this Gizenga heads the African gol.| sald a Joint wession of the senate the Congo are g all . 4 and assembly would meet Wed use the NATO hase Nineteen persons were jailed country from a constitutional Idarity party which holds 13 seats| fo {in Parliament-~the third largest nesday moraing, Kennedy said in a statement! Police used night sticks and fire: monarchy to a republic, that he feels the Russian flights men hoses to disperse the crowd Among the names Rupert sug: al S ree block. could have a single purpose~"to One officer suffered a bad gash gests are: "Land of Good Hope" | (The Associated and newly-won independence of been playing for the dancers, ince of Natal and there once the African people," About midnight it was announced existed here a short-lived repub. ba's cabinet as saying . ¥ : : Aad | going berore the Parliament, We lese senate, that Charles, scheduled to come Jie named Natalia, Constantia is HELSINKI (AP) -- Nikitalare sure we will get a majority, Political circles In Leopoldville |NAMES SUCCESSOR Press quoted | In announcing Lumumba's dis. missal Monday night, Kasavubu bring the cold war to the Congolin his left cheek and "Constantia" or "Natalia. Jason Senwe, secretary of state and to undermine the freedom! The Ray Charles orchestra had, South Africa now has a prov: for Katangan affairs In Lumum-|/named as his successor Joseplf Id e an | "We are Ileo, the president of the Congo from Seattle - by plane, was the name of the estate of one of 'ky chohey ended his three day|The army is also behind Lu-|gpeculated that Kasavubu's dise missal of Lumumba was precipi- Asks Aid | arguiided or (Souldue Jhake it the satly governors of the Cape) visit to Finland by clearing. the|mumba," ottles, chairs & ther ob province, |way for the Finns to work with! (There were other reports that| tated by the arrival of 10 Russian jects pelted Joe Jones, co-man: Prime Minister Hendrik|ine" Bpitish.lod European Free Kasavubu had summoned cabiaet|1L-14 twin-engiaed planes in the ager » Palais yale ball Verwored, In urging English: mpade Assocs ager of the Palais Royale ball. Verwored, In urging # Trade Association members to his home, which Is Congo, room, who made the announce. speaking as well as Afrikaans: gofore leaving for Moscow by of Western trade bloes assuming To Oust Lumumba ment Speaking whites to support "| pecial train Suaday night, the . Re . | wx Holiday Traffic Moise Tshombe, leader of the breakaway Congolese province of Katanga, has sent a message to the people of the Congo asking them to help him overthrow Pre mier Patrice Lumumba 'before it is too late" I'shombe flayed Lumumba's government at a press conference Monday for 'atrocities' com mitted in the Bakwanga area of Kasal province and accused Rus sla of helping to prepare an at tack on Katanga He claimed that at least 100 persons, including women and [ments and vehicles and that Lu Forest Fire Fight Victory In Sight QUEREC (Pp) move home again Drizeles sald it will take 50 years for the calmed a destructive forest in Gaspe south during the week end and the twice-evicted dents of three villages began to resi Winds were light and the fire advance appeared to be checked ers ol Val D'Espoir, St. Gabriel de Ra mean and St, Charles were wary of fresh breezes dings burned in the three-week temporarily, but the v At least a dozen build vance of the forest f re Garnier Ww after appearing almost dead fanned to life by gale Winds wert ad hich was and roared across 100 square miles of spruce forest Bona Arsenault prov lands and forests minister aver the fire area Monday forest to grow again, The settlers, who depend heav ily on woodcutting to stretch out the income from their marginal farms, wondered what they will Most are colonists, settled on new land with financial aid from the provincial government About 150 colonist families moved into the community of Grande Riviere when the fire came to life TOWN THREATENED ANEW Grande Riviere itself was briefly threatened by a fresh out break Monday, but soldiers of the Royal 22nd regiment quickly ! brought it under contro flew and CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5.113% FIRE DEPT, RA 5-6374 HOSPITAL RA 3. a0 11 The soldiers were sent from Quebec City last week when fire encireled St. Gabriel and burned al farms, They helped evac * the villages and water build Forest protection officials said the situation was under control f the moment, but only a good ivy rain would quell the fire ood 1 § have been estimated as Nigh as $5,000,000, HALIFAX (CP) Firefighters, aided by volunteers who gave up their Labor Day holiday week end, made major advances against persistent forest fires Monday, but more than 50 fires continued to burn in the four At lantie provinces A raging blaze burning in spruce and pine in Nova Scotia's Shelburne county appeared today to be the worst fire in the Mari times, It has burned 43 square miles and is being fought by 1,200 men Twenty other fires, including a| major blaze in the Collingwood area . near Springhill, were re ported in Nova Scotia In prince Edward Island where several communities west of Summerside were threatened last week, the fires appeared to be burning themselves out, Wind changes forced the fires over acres already burned Three new fires were reported Monday in New Brunswick but ill were brought quickly under control Forestry officials in all proy nees were hoping for prolonged rain to wipe out the threat en tively, No rain is forecast for at least the next two days { | between Kasai and Katanga, This other soldiers still remain in/ai the base in crates, {ereased to 40.4 hours from 40. children, had been murdered by . > "a political nature" but said he Lumumba's troops in a massacre 2] gidl 1S ed Y could understand Finland's de al a trade school at Bakwanga, sire to compete in Western mar. capital of the breakaway "mining | " . state headed by Albert Kalonji | Khrushchev won Finland's sup: Ishombe sald he had appealed or a anga 19 port in his campalgn to get two to 'the Baluba, Na Scandinavian neighbors Nor Hangola, i Clogs Highway | Thousands of cars returning to/the most part, however, traffle kongo and other populations of |way & )e p 0 I Way and Denmark = out of they 'soir area choked Highway|moved smoothly for the rest of the Congo" to help Katanga over-| LEOPOLDVILLE (CP) Rel: | radio transmitter during his tour| Western military alliance and to throw Lumumba "before it is too| glan forces still remaining in the and said: [pursue a neutralist policy [401 for about two late," big army base of Kamina in| "See that transmitter? The clr.| - Shia ---- [Monday evening FEARS RACE HATRED secessionist Katanga p ro vince | cuit is open at all timos to Bel. | y . . Tsk iy \ i" ha ted La he UN appear ready to defend Katanga gian paratroopers, They are Just] tombe charged that the UN ito rederal government tries tolan hour away by plane, If any Was running the risk of creating invade, a Unitéd Nations officlal| trouble develops, they'll be here hours Between 5 and 7 pm Average, Weekly [was stopped or moving very slow-|two motorcycles patrolled the |ly despite the efforts of every main arteries. the weekend, Almost 40 officers of both de- {tachments were on duty over the traffic| weekend, Thirteen cruisers and early Insupportable racial . diserimina:| gai Monday. (In no time." Wage Increased [available officer of the Whitby! Both Sgt, G. Keast of the Bow= tion by giving its protection only " . to whites in the Congo, This could ' The pticial, Just back Jrom 4 NATO centre in Africa, It was| OTTAWA (CP) -- Average the OPP, lead soon to dangerous racial|tour of the base, talons (supplisd with arms, equipment) Weekly wages in manufacturing] At one point a The Kamina army base was a| and Bowmanville detachments of manville detachment and Cpl, N, |K, McCombe of the Whitby De. TR EW uh rear-end col: tachment sald the traffic was hatred, he sald no evidence that the Belgians and rations to last five years, (rose slightly in June from the lision on a bridge detour three heavier than expected, | PK OMe Tshombe said Kalonji's forces Plan to pull out of Kamina com: ™"g military flying school still] previous month, the bureau of niles west of Whitby touched off! Cpl, McCombe pointed out, mumba's troops no longer held| withdrawn, some to the UN pros nianes, some armed and ready|$71.69 while average hourly manville. the bridge over the Lubilash!tectorate of Ruanda Urundi east|jon action. {earnings eased to $1.78 from ol | { ' \ ¥ , letely 3 . [statisties repor ' in Kasal had captured arma: Pil paratroopers have beon| SRETAting at the base a Joining Stitisties Jeporied Jun i from @ Chain of collisions and backed however, that many vacationers Belgian pilots In old Harvard) ) ey EOL OM up the traffic as far east as Bow return home early on Labor Day |weekend because children had to | A total of 13 minor accidents go to school the next day thus River, whie p he ler of the Congo, but perhaps 5,000) wrench. e!$1.79 and the won rock s | ween Kasal and Kotanga. Thi f fi Sac ade Sulgion Jit well sed 10 404 hours from 1 [on Highway 401 were Investigated taking the pressure off 'the eve- now is in the hands of Kalongi's Kamina, the strong point of Ka: Apart from the Belgian forces | troops, Tshombe said tanga, [still at the base, Kamina is oc-| Tshombe sald a company off (In Brussels, military sources! cupled by UN troops from Ire: | Lumumba's troops had left for said the only Belgian soldiers left|land, Sweden and Ethiopia. Cana-| Kasongo, in Kivu province. and in Kamina are technicians, dian signalmen, working with that another company was mov. Seventy - nine Belgian infantry: borrowed Belgian equipment, ing towards Tshota in northern men flew into Brussels Monday have established a radio commus Kasal, He said that apparently and the sources sald they were nications link with Leopoldville, these two companies were in a the last combat troops Belgium |as requested by the UN, column of trucks of Soviet make had in the Congo.) | -- S---- supplied to Lumumba's forces] The UN official sald a Belgian ». "in the guise of technical aid." lofficer at Kamina pointed to a Ise Kick LATE NEWS FLASHES FatalFor | Congo Radio Silenced By UN Bethany Man [ LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (Reuters) The United Nations today closed down Radio Leopoldville in an apparent | BETHANY (Staff) -- Samuel attempt to prevent rival political leaders fanning the deep [John Kingston, 63, of RR 1, Bow political crisis here into a full-scale civil war manville, was killed Monday af . [ternoon on the farm of Delos Tots Blamed For Costly Fire Boyd, Bethany, as he was at Py . tempting to load a horse onto TORONTO (CP) Police have blamed two boys, aged 10 Hr R a and 7, for starting a $10,000 fire which damaged four stores Mr in the east end Saturday, Traffic was rerouted for more than ne an hour while firemen got the blaze under control Kingston was putting the horse on the truck when the horse bolted and Kicked him, The . kick knocked Mr, Kingston's Heavy Death Toll In Hurricane head first to the ground, fractur SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Rampaging floods and |Ing his neck and skull, He died high tides took. a heavy toll here Monday in the wake of [instantly Typhoon Donna, civil defence officials said today. They esti Sergeant Gordon M, Keast and mated 42 persons were dead or missing in the area of [OPP Constable Pat Cornell in Humacao, a city on Puerto Rico's southeast eoast. Floods swept vestigated, other island towns, they reported, Helicopters were rescuing Dr. J. A. MeArthur, coroner helween 4 p.m, and midnight, For 'ning rush, wt people from housetops in Carolina, a town of 5,000 population [in Blackstock, pronounced the OPP CONSTABLE LEN BISSELL DISPATCHES CRUISERS DURING TIEUP, ] . " in the orthent part of Puerto Rico, {victim dead at the scene. (Oshawa Times Phata)