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WHITE RHODESIAN: MORE LIBERAL ° FAY Sake Ls MOST REACTIONARY 'Why, Africans Use The Same Lavatory.. By DAVE McINTOSH SALISBURY (CP) -- The capital of Rhodesia is a hand- some 75-year-oll city of about $25,000, weil iaid out with wide, clean streets and modern buildings and pretty parks of umbrella cabbage and wait-a-bit trees. The main white area js fiortheast of the city proper, the industrial area southwest. This has created more of a hardship of gasoline ration- ing, imposed as a result of oil embargoes that followed Rhodesia's unilateral declara- tion of independence. sion of comfort and wealth for the whites. The Africans live well out of town in allocated areas and they provide the cheap' labor by which the white man has built an eco- nomic fortress in central Af- frica and where he is guard- ing the ramparts of his priv- ' ilege. Why, Africans use the same lavatory as I do," an office worker in the main govern- ment building said with some pride. But on downtown Baker Avenue a_sign over a public lavatory says 'Europeans only." And in the Rhodes cinema a similar notice pro- claims: 'Gentlemen all races; Europeans only downstairs," COMPARE TWO COUNTRIES Still there is little or none of the apartheid, or racial separation, as practised in South Africa. "Oh, it's really different up here," said a white , visitor from Johannesburg, "In South Africa, if a white man is in- jured in a car accident you call a certain number for an ambulance, If it's a black man who is hurt you call a different number. "In my country some of the | Africans have to get up at 3 | a.m. and walk five hours to get to work in time, And they Though Rhodesians ELLE ELIE LN LEE RE EOE IN, in the Jan. 9 issue of the Jo- hannesburg Sunday Times. It showed a fierce-looking police dog being held by a fiercer-looking white police- man supposedly protecting three elderly (white) women. The two together--man and dog--form a formilable com- bination against crime, says the ad. The Rhodesian found it easy to read "black African" for "crime." decry South Africa's racial policy, they don't--at least publicly-- mention any time at which the African here might ex- pect to obtain majority rule, although occasionally a vague reference to 30 years is heard, There are 4,080,000 Africans and 224,000 whites in Rho- desia, The Rhodesians are fond of telling visitors that Af- ircans have had .the vote here since 1923, This is true but they glide over the fact that the franchise has education and income qualifications at- have the required educa- tion or eat the required in- come (about $1,000 a year) to vote. Food ome : Fifteen of the 65 seats in the legislature are set aside for Africans. Even Rhodesians strongly opposed to lan Smith's rebel government say the blacks are incapable of taking over the government now or for years. A few concede this is because no African holds any kind of responsible position in the government or public service. -The fact is that Rhodesia is run by whites for whites, and the whites believe this is THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturday, Jenuary 22, 1966 7 because they made the coun- try rich by thelr osvn. sweat as well as by the use of cheap black labor. As a Kenya settler said the other day during a visit here: "Something has to give even- tually and the Rhodesian Eu- ropeans must accept African majority rule as we did in Kenya, happily as it turned out," But the Rhodesian's attitude is not today, not tomorrow, maybe some day, And he hopes some day will never come, The Africans themselves aren't militant but there is hostility in their eves. Joshua Nkomo, leader of the Zjmba- bwe (the African's name for Rhodesia) African People's Union, is in Gonakudzingwa detention camp, Some whites prefer to try the impossible and ignore the blacks. For example, a Cana- dian asked a Rhodesian what the population of Salisbury is. 'About 75,000," he replied, The Canadian expressed amazement that such a large city would have so few people. "Oh, there are the blacks, too," he said. | | | The city gives the impres- walk five hours to get home. "Tt's not fair. It afflicts my conscience. And if I said that CLC Steelworkers Argue : But No Split Held Likely |," "0". expressed shockat a recruiting adver- | tisement for the South African | police force which appeared Queen Commutes Death Sentence LONDON (AP)--The Queen has commuted the death sen-| tence of a Negro sentenced to) MONTREAL (CP) -- Je an|hang i B | | g in Rhodesia for attempted | Gerin-Lajoie, Quebec head oOf/arson, the British government the United Steelworkers of * sday ni America (CLC), Friday defied "The condemned man, named threats of the Canadian Labor Lazarus, was convicted under a Congress to impose sanctions|cjayse of the law and Order! against the 125,000 - member Maintenance Act, which makes union for raiding activities the death penalty mandatory.| against the Interna tional |The act predates Prime Minis-| Moulders' Union (CLC) at Can-|ter Jan Smith's Nov. 11 declara-| ada Iron Foundries in Trois|tion of independence. | A complaint filed by the Moutd-| Rivieres. ; A spokesman for the Com- ers set in motion machinery| "We are fully determined to|monwealth relations office said for barring raiding between|Stay there and will sign the|the decision to commute the CLC affiliates. contract as soon as it is|sentence to life imprisonment) The initial sanctions suspend drafted," he said. jhas been communicated directly | The case is to be reviewed by|to the Rhodesian attorney-gen-| | the CLC executive at its Febru-jeral and the governor of the| jary meeting. \prison in which Lazarus fs held. | EMBARGO IN BOND LCL FREIGHT Effective: immediately ond until further, notice, due to the MAYBE WE CAN EASE THE SQUEEZE It's amazing how many SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont.|the Steelworkers' right to vote} (CP)--Differences between the|in the CLC executive council on| Canadian Labor~ Congress and | jurisdictional matters, prohibit the United Steelworkers of|other CLC unions from support- America (CLC) are not ex- pected to-result in a split be- tween the two bodies, CLC resident Claude Jodoin said) Further sanctions could lead| riday. to the expulsion of the Steel-! Mr. Jodoin was commenting| workers from the Congress. on CLC sanctions clamped on the Steelworkers' Union for de- fying a Congress directive to withdraw raids against the In- ternational Moulders and Allied! Workers Union (CLC) at Trois Rivieres, Que. First - stage sanctions were imposed on the 140,000-member Steelworkers Union following its displacement of Moulders as bargaining agents for 500 work- ers at a Trois Rivieres plant. ing the raid and offer aid to the offended union in regaining its local. people we've helped to "Truckers Strike" in Ontario, the railways regret that it is balance budgets for, necessary to place an embargo against the acceptance of all through a_ low - cost, LCL freight "in bond' shipments entering Canada at Niogors f z Falls, Fort Erie, Windsor, Sarnia and Soult Ste. Marie. ostracting. wont od. Ease the squeeze right EXCEPTION: LCL freight now. 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