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|by the blocking of the Suez Canal further rupture in Aled relay THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, November 30, 1v0 =o t oe 0 2 V'A Good Sort' British Say [European Petroleum Shortage fu uma simi ahd i" 0 FC i {out of North Atlantic alliance, Officials said the reason for the ° | hd |attack on Egypt. concern over relations with West- aa | : . C us Ww Y T Ww h g | ern Europe came from the state (NATO) countries in the foresee denial was that the United States } [ippo ( leared Of ( L.arges a es orr 0 asnin ton | UNDERSTOOD CONDITIONAL | department Wednesday. able future. There have been does not want any of its allies Desi By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER and support for those U.S. allies Hg 3 derstood tat ") spokesman denied that the Some rumors that the U.S. might to get the idea that American taf By E. A. COUGHLIN that . it y , * | WASHINGTON (AP) -- Admin- Where possible. i on {United States is giving favorable agree to such a move if Russia participation in the European de- jon In LONDON, England -- A pon- that as, Fecently anscked sould By alia} ad |; ctration officials concerned with On the other, there is fear that that no such program can be set|consideration of any plan by agreed to withdraw troops from fence Peston has been of wil be lant derous animal with top billing as ers; upset river boats and canoes| = Investigators declared that the| le Detroleum shortages spreading, it us. oil supplies start moving in motion until there is a definite| Which U.S. forces would be pulled her satellites. in any way weakened. esour a delinquent has just been clear-| with malicious intent; formed | gisa i rapidly in Western Europe be- urope in great volume the re- py] itment that all British i Hor rh us > ppearance of hippos from i | : : : "public commitment that a s ast | Sengtivers "(hat he Is "hippo: raiding parties lo attack home| ther river and lakeland. haunts| are wrestling with & two-pronged ope from Arab countries In the fm tee ro cian meee : anal! The animal is the hippopota-| blitzed rie pon PN ops for would Jes Hid Jeuuing problem. Middle East may be jeopardized. Thie ll i of course, could 5,000 mus, a four ton denizen of Afri- food, but out of downright cussed- | tation making the rivers and On the one hand, there is deep Fresh urgency has been applied be removed at any time by Pres- oder ca's rivers and swamps. The ness. | fishing concern at the widening split with'to U.S. plans for oil deliveries! ident Eisenhower should be decide htest hippo rates as the largest mem-| FEEL FENCED IN | Th imal h th h Britain and France and a desire from the western hemisphere to that immediate action was needed hechal ber of the hog family and is well! One hippo, it has been report- ey Sumas charge (lush to demonstrate U.S. friendship offset the grave shortage caused in the interest of preventing a EDUCATION OSHAWA chi distributed over British Africa ed, even chased a missionary. 8 8 8 | --_--r ciliti{ where tribesmen call it the "river| For some time authorities and|Teeds clearing numerous pas- | "» i SDeci : .| sageways, and keeping the rivers I i i i i diel horse. REPUTATION |game specialists have Deen_bat- 1p, ce' EE ey pe | 1. To maintain the highest standards in teach- > ; alo. 0 A A a a 1 ted, could only be equaled by | ing staff and faciliti 8 En . Hitherto, this 14 feet long, five ascribe it to "fenced in" feeling |? My gq cilities. uniqfeet high, tough skinned quad- | of hippos, who formerly roamed = anny 2 Zmphibious avis blyruped has earned a reputation for untroubled by humans and auto| tron pict vet one | I 2. To keep abreast of the city's needs for of comparative good nature--rarely |traffic. : d fesbothering people unless molested.| Some hippos, though officially | school accommodation. flolLately, however, reports arriv-|"protected game" have received P*2 . dirdng here have emphasized the death sentences. Three were re Eight Pay Fines . | RA J ¥ A L Li PAY ' To safeguard the taxpayers' pockets by" heanimal's delinquency. So Africans |cently shot while marauding a ' | | sha: airy ih i h deand white settlers have been village plantation. Over Income Tax building utilitarian schools and eliminating trorecommending that hippo herds' Now, however, British author- I fads and frills. . dlinpe eliminated. ro ities have halted [lacks on hip- STRATFORD (CP) Eight per-! we in Charges against the hippo are pos in Nyaasaland. Other sectors sons pai ines. one other was 4 nn : ai bape DE may follow suit. The authorities |given an adjournment, and a 10th i To provide for open competition in design declared that they found beyond received a dismissal when charges nd ing and building of schools. ing age A £ t |all doubt that the "hippo was of concerning income tax returns A e 'Simonds Wants |real use and that its elimination 'were read in court here. f ™ To press for greater government financial Ky 3 VOTE i To make your children's welfare the first la 1 5 : : * s«'mmediately | hidirenel ny a Lription now, when trained in- 4 €Vare last night by Lt.-Gen. Guy S ng "as 'aid for education. » Lonscription nach 8 | ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- Con-{ '§ AND al otors of the regular army are ¢ 5 4 IF YOU BELIEVE IN THIS PROGRAM Available and when the system ' ? : 4 as8,,1d be instituted without any F7 : : is artime turmoil, was advocated : i c bel fred army. ¢ f 3 bo VAL f 1 : i 0 retired army chief o Es ® Pr i FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION réHe said at an official opening i g fl A : : ' alliremony of a new $250.000 St. tharines branch headquarters the Canadian Legion, the need a ? # ; BM trained military reserve forces i : addy to 'spring to arms" in an Mhergency has been proved by a : a 3 7 R XX 7 ZAHA BM Russian crushing of the Hun- rian revolt Discussing thermo - nuclear : : apons and guided missiles, K / A n. Simonds said that "in my 7 Rion 2 thermo nuclear SE y ALDERMAN ° only kin | that is impossib e. - i $e C § Shopping Centre. oe Previous Council ; t 7 ] \) Vv 0 T E : Experience-- | YJ Noa OM Business Backgound . | FoR King Street West At Stevenson Road ... for ALDERMAN| _. & VY: During my last terms as Alderman | was responsible for having a 5a) brought into effect: [ Lh 2 ) or ® City Ambulance Service. | o VEER Ya, Zed ® 5.Day Week For Civic Employees. | 8 , ® Pension Plan For Civic Employees. 1 ® Now Completing Plans For Pensioners' Low-Rent Apartments! 8 Years Experience on City Council iff Harman YOUR VOTE FOR ME WILL BE A VOTE ALDERMAN WELL PLACED | complaints. FOR ember of the Oshawa PUBLIC UTILITIES amber of Commerce. UNFAIR PRACTICES | RESULTS | Fama Candy Canes MUSTSTOP | FREE Puzzle Books Comoe, Schiog) we Chose 4th lowest tender. Through a co-operative arrangement between radio station CKLB Ol Phie cost "the city. $5/000 ous. and the Times-Gazette an up-%e-the-minute service of election re- } xe SID, Pus intern sults will be broadcast over Which money cold hoe bem ad 10 mr i | Make The Oshawa Shopping Cenire Your an fin i . than finance the whole school with new Sox tio n C # L B] One-Stop Christmas Shopping Centre Consequently many contractors refuse to ten- | deren ce hee vor ena vs ons || [Miomcday, December 3rd [| | wrovsorcaun Frontlin Simptiid, the price on our schools. | Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd. J Woodcrest addition wasted another $4,000 in Broadcasts of results will be made at 7:45 and 8:30, and thereafter Alex's Barber Shop Jock Fraser's Stores Ltd, same manner, i as they are available. Bailey Foods Ltd. * Holiday Hardware Store Horwich Credit Jewellers Ltd. Bank of Montreal "Cs batdig i con over S060 pry pe Peet Seed | THIS SERVICE WILL BE BROADCAST FROM || | sersrrs uber tea 5.5. Kresge Co. 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