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Z2 THE DALY TIMES-GATETTE, Psy, Wecontbor 29, 1997 °° The Dutch navy frigate Ever- sten sails from the naval base from the naval base at Den Helder, Holland, to aid nation- als caught in the anti-Dutch drive in Indonesia. With New Guinea its first scheduled stop, | the vessel carries troops. Al- | under ready several hundred Dutch women and children have been evacuated from Jakarta by plane and taken to Singapore the new Indonesian policy requiring "unwanted na- tionals" to leave. Netherlands- Results, WASHINGTON (AP)--A Demo- cratic senator sald today that Pres isenhower got "face - saving" results in the NATO agreement on establishing missile bases in Europe and ex- pioring sible new disarma- ment ta with Russia. This skeptical reaction to the Paris summit conference devel- opments by Senator Hubert Hum- phrey of Minnesota was shared in part by senators William J. Fulbright (Dem. Ark.) and John Sparkman (Dem. Ala.). But all three members of the Senate for- eign relations committee joined in urging the Republican admin- Hellina renewed disarmament ef- orts. At the same time, Senator Carl Curtis (Rep, Neb.) said it would be a waste of time for the United States, Britain, France and Can- ada to discuss arms limitations with the Soviet Union. These were the Western countries that took part in London disarmament talks that ended in failure last think any eement with the Russians could not be relied {on," Curtis said. "We wasted a lot of time and energy in the London disramament talks and I see no value in renewing them." The NATO conference agreed in principle to the U.S. plan to 'set up European bases to be owned vessels have been seized and enterprises taken over. At bottom, a group of Indonesian union workers read a "taking over proclamation" to the man- agers of the Dutch KPM Ship- ping Company in Jakarta. equipped with intermediate (1,500-mile) range missiles cap- able of hitting Russia with nu- |clear warheads. Several countries are cool to accepting such missile bases on their soil for fear they might be prime targets for Russian rock- ets in the event of war, Delivery of the missiles themselves is not expected until late next year. Coupled with the agreement on bases was American assent to cautious overtures to Russia aimed at finding out whether any only | They did not go there with any Tke Gets Face-Saving = re-examine disaxma proposals and make up o what we want." MAKE HAY WHILE THE Senator Says ern European countries to|We must at all times be ared strengthen the military alliance.[to negotiate with Russia, We objective of further negotiations with the Soviet, bux our Allies in- sisted on it. 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Outstrip Retail Sales But the drive to liquidate out-| DETROIT (AP)--The U.S. auto| It is generally agreed the auto 20Ing models absorbed a lot of industry is building cars faster industry got away to a poor start|buying strength: higher price! retailers can sell them,|on its 1958 model year. Instead tags on most 1958 models discour- mounting inventories of dealers of bouncing upw: v. retail sales aged some would-be buyers. The indicate. . Automotive News -re- declined. jeurbstone economists say the new fone the-indnstry this week will] pn some instances there may hel Car market again was oversold in ve turned out its 6,000.000th| exceptions to this trend; a couple 1957. i passenger car and 7,000,000th ve-|o¢ companies have reported sales| Whether this is true or not, this cle, including trucks. increases. Generally, however, |vear 8 assemblies appear certain over . all retail deliveries have|to come to 6,200,000 units and re- . . been disappointing. (io deliveries to top 6,000,000. In Gun-Wielding Buyer reaction to the new mod-| 1956 5,801,865 cars were produced. | By Bank Head : dow Y a ea the prospect that any car retailer will be able to get full list prices] els is much like that a PRL built 7,900,000 cars MONTREAL (CP) -- A hulking|}s no) good. a year ago. Whether the aftermath-- bandit, toy gun in one hand and Just why demand for new cars| heavy inventories and forced sell- ing at cut prices--will be similar $6,000 in his shirt, was wrestled| : | to the street by a light but speedy declined in the early weeks of | to that of the 1957 model year is| bank manager Wednesday and INCLUDING 3 LESSONS Try Our Special! SUNDAY DINNER Bring the Whole Family LANCASTER onlin HOTEL GERONIMO & COCHISE OSHAWA A A Wilson & Lee tmiea MUSIC STUDIOS REGISTER NOW FOR LESSONS ON THESE POPULAR INSTRUMENTS sévad nase yet to be determined. Righ been held up three ti months, told police of the battle. 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