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4 |reached, R. A. Butler, African Bt acini sane a ; Talks Finish On Rhodesia Independence LONDON (Reuters)--Talks on) independence for Southers Rho- desia ended here Tuesday night|; but official secrecy surrounded the details of any conclusions |; 4| The talks began 10 foyt ae. ago) between Prime Minister Field of Southern Rhodesia and Britain's Central affairs minister, Field's demand for firm British assurances that the white-ruled self-governing colony will get in- depndence from Britain when the Central African Federation of Southern and Northern Rho- desia is dissolved. Field's demand for independ- ence has provoked a storm of opposition for a number of Com- monwealth African govern- ments as well as members of the powerful Afro-Asian group in the United Nations. They want independence with- it 1964 will have this season's ex- citing kaleidoscopic patterns but a fabric preview by the Domin- |Tuesday, and abstract designs were fea- children's styles. dresses were mainly in floral, foulard and abstract prints. More elegant tapestry and Ital- ian floral prints, were featured for evening dresses, both for- mal and casual. nated the sleepwear and bizarre multi - colored pattems were used for beach shifts, jackets, sportswear. Season's Cotton. Patterns TORONTO (CP)--Cottons for n softer, more feminine colors, on Textile Company showed floral Geometrical, striped, tured in women's,: men's amd Daytime shift and shirt Shadowy floral designs domi- Softer spring coat and dress ensemble in which the striped pattern of the coat was repeated in small circles in the more abstract dress pattern. Miss Blanchard predicted that pink, one of this season's lead- ing colors, will be the top color choice in 1964, Blues, blue- greens and yellows are also ex- pected to be popular, she said. Paisley and striped patterns, especially in green and maroon, will predominate in men's shirt fabrics, she said, "The woven) look" would also be featured for men's wear, Printed ere introduced Kennedy Backs! Freedom From Hunger WASHINGTON (AP) -- Pres- ident Kennedy said Tuesday no nation or citizen can feel satis- fied or secure as long as "half of humanity is still ease gal ished or hungry." In an address at the illiae of the World Food Congress, Kennedy said the United States pledges full support to a multi- nation campaign to achieve freedom from hunger. "We have it within our power THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, June 5, 1963 43 a more important, more glori- ous battle tan any r in the history of man--for it involves the power to build, rather than destroy." The president's words were to would include the U.S. and Can- ada--might provide more relief by increasing contributions of ished. H be rebroadcast via the Relay I! satellite to several European countries. '9 Kennedy said: "The key to a permanent so- lution to Pgs: hunger is the transfer of technology to food deficit nations--and that task, 504 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA Cash & --4 ier es 'om Gt ae second to none in importance, is one of the basic reasons for this phy i . ie Kennedy spoke of the' tcl ability to end starva- to win this battle," he told 1,200 delegates from more than 100 nations, including Canada. "'It is last season, will be used again for men's, women's and chil- sailing slims, The main fabric emphasis next season will be on color co- tops and other) dren's garments, Miss Blanch- ard said. The effects which were lachieved with the cotton fabrics in the show ranged from a silk sheen to a tweedy knit look. THE SCHOOL OF DANCING presents its tion, U Thant, UN secretary. suggested the more ad- vanced couiicies -- and these Mayor Walthen Gaudet of J. H. Casey at the Brookwood Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and Mrs, Gaudet place : fied wreath 1 wreath on _Brave of Lieut. Fisheries Hassle May # |held from the present white mi- nority government until there is a new constitution opening the way for black majority govern- ment. 4, 000 Leis che --"nlain color to match, "se newest co-ordination, that nt and print," was. illus- n the show by a child's said Joan Blanch- ordination, tiara ard, Dominion's textile consult- aes ant. She said each of Domin- LADIES } Annual Recital Friday, June 14th ion's 672 designs in more than Ne baby fitter, mo cor fore =f 7:30 P.M. 2,500 color combinations has a Mr. Bernard Experienced Hair Stylist Of taedeg Toronto rid FOR HOME APPOINTMENTS 725-6854 ADMISSION 50c O'Neill Collegiate & Vocational Institute || © WEDDING PORTRAITS © WEDDING ALBUMS roland. Studio 21 ATHOL ST. WEST 723-3680 At Death Of Pope VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- |About 4,000 persons, including seven who served Pope John |personally during his lifetime,' \lost their jobs automatically) when he died. Most of the 4,000 held honor- | ary posts which were unpaid| land had no reward other than/ lserving the pontiff, wearing spe-| cial robes or uniforms and hav-| ing an appointed place in the| daily life and great ceremonies "CANADIAN HONORED nadian serviceman, was killed June 18, 1944. --CP Wirephoto _by cable from London || cemetery in Surrey, England, _ Tuesday. Lieut. Casey, a _Ca- « tion and the steps this caused! Be Part Of Warfare #:% jaried positions. OTTAWA (CP) -- Government|Trades and Labor Congress in, wouree imdicated Tuesday that/1954 for Communist leadership.|pattle against the unanimous| the Communist economic war-| Russia would derive no posi- recommendations of the treaty's| fare against the West may bejtive benefit to her own fishing involved in the controversy sur-|fleet from breakup or emascula-| rounding the International|tion of the North Pacific Treaty.| North Pacific Fisheries Treaty.|She isn't party to it and there- At a time when the govern-jfore under no obligation to ob- ment is beleaguered at home by| serve its conservation provi- a group of west coast fisher- jsions. men, Canadian negotiators meet| But government sources say |permit Japan to fish west of the Queen Charlotte Is- chauffeurs. jlands and, economically more} ern Bering Sea. personal staff. But others were fulltime, sal- The union has waged a long) The seven most closely con- jnected with the pontiff were his) |private secretary, Msgr. Loris) |Capovilla; four nuns who looked | governing commission whichiafter his private apartments,| | herringland two valets who acted as By custom, they are not likely ointed, since the new limportamt, halibut in the east- Pose wilt aiesads have his own| this week in Washington with| raf counterparts "trom "fs United ee Tearion walk Would crests § d iscus | , ; 'if States and Japan to discuss Stl hack "des the Canadian and extension of the 10-year treaty|tinited States fisheries, provide ~~ Bontge hl ae 'ar? centre of dissatisfaction and mon, halibut and herring stocks) hee ses the economies of both in the eastern Pacific by tight|° ee control of Japanese fishing ac-| tivity. THE FOOD SHOP BAILEY FOODS LID. Ajax -- Oshawa -- Power Super Markets | OSHAWA AND WHITBY PLAZA Canada regards it as essen-| tial that the treaty continue in| force, preventing a free-for-all Specials: Thursday, Friday and Saturday sToP SS Cain no FRE avoc wi anadian and U.S. fishing industries on the west! 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