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obey orders. Without military ladoport; they had no hope of | maintaining their authority. |EXIT DELBECQUE Some of the more hot-headed De Gaulle Pulls Fangs Of Algerian Committee commie memes led of or focal point of resistance to his other leaders read the handwrit- 24 THE DAILY TIMBS-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 16, 1958 | ON THE SIDELINES | By ED SIMON who sought its independence. POLITICAL CLIMATE f With France's left-wing parties badly split by quarrels over de Gaulle's constitutional referen- dum, France's traditional ten- dency to favor Socialist and Com-| munist candidates may be re-| versed. But de Gaulle's assur- Canadian Press Staff Writer constitutional proposals and cre- ing on the wall. lance of a free election campaign With the timing of a political ated misgivings among many The resignation from the Al-|apq his assertion of control over Gen. de Gaulle has/voters who approved them. |giers committee of Leon Del-|s,o army have altered the pol- | veteran, 140 {moved decisively to draw the/CHUICE CLEAR becque, one of the principal or-| Injuries Threaten I oot 11 |fangs of the alliance of generals| Now, barely two weeks after ganizers of the insurrection, was | and right-wing politicians that the referendum that gave him|an additional blow to the morale worked at quarter but will likely|pas ruled Algeria for the last six his popular mendate, the general | of those who hoped to keep their | remain at half. Ihonths. has forced a showdown on his independence of action His, lo Central lost its hard running] The group's successful defi- dangerous allies with his flat or- ters of resignation said continu- By MICHAEL JOHNSTON This week, a rumor ran along the corridors of the three Osh- in/der to the army to get out of ance of the committees "would | itical climate. The general appears genuinely anxious to give a fair chance to all shades of political opinion. If | left-wing politicians can conquer | their habit of bogging down in factional disputes, the perpetra-| awa collegiates. In effect it said, "the Senior Redmen have fold- ed." For the past two decades, the school on top of the hill has field- ed a senior team to compete in Central Ontario Secondary Schools Athletic Association. A few of the teams have brought honor .and distinction to the red, green and gold of Oshawa Collegiate Vocational Institute by winning the championship. From these teams has grown a football fullback, Len Bobby, in the Trin-(»nce of the civil authority ity game. He is expected to be Paris last May started the train|Politics. run the risk of bringing abouti i Wor. aay' rebellion may | : { / i i fusion and tarnish a work of| back to play against OCVI next of events that brought the gen-| The Algerian committees had|CGt SiO] k, find themselves no better off un-| ay" Tay ag leral to power. Its active role in|used de Gaulle's name to Justify| which we can be proud. |der the Fifth Republic than they Centrai Senior Comets found|Algeria and its implicit threat to[their rebellion against authority. The rightists' obvious course ere ynder its predecesor. out Monday that 12 good men can metropolitan France contributed Henceforth they could be Gaull- was to work for victory in TS bss -- play good football part of the|heavily to the overwhelming vote ists or rebels but would have to elections next month to enforce time but not for 60 minutes. The|in favor of de Gaulle's consttiu- choose between the two. [their demands for integration of Loy Comets kept the well - trainedtional reforms. To the politicians, the choice Algeria with metropolitan France| Language is believed to have Trinity squad in check for the| But as long as the army becaizie comparatively insignific-|and all-out prosecution of the war originated with the Azilian cul- first half bit couldn't contain the|plaved an active role in the com. ant When the army elected to against the Arab nationalists|ture of France in 15,000 B.C. passing attack during the last 30 mitees of public safety, de Gaulle T= minutes. The score was Central ruled Algeria only by their con- | 6, TCS 30. Lyons scored Central's/sent. The knowledge of their EARLY LANGUAGE tradition of which any school only touchdown. could be proud. potential veto power was the' Other Octavite squads have fal- tered by the sidelines and have been Jost in the cobwebs of bruised memories. But tradition has held that every year a team always competed, however poor or proficient they might have been. Fortunately for the school and the teams to come, it was just a rumor. This year's team could be classed as the 'hard 'uck boys' of Ocavite tradition. In the past two weeks, the Redmen have lost seven players through injuries At the beginning of the season, OCVI had 22 players. This week they have less than 14. LOCKER ROOM CHATTER | Ocavite Junior quarterback, John Waugh, is out for 'the re. mainder of the season. However, Ron Wright who is a very fine| passer should be able to move the team. John Barlow has also Woman Sentenced Life, Hard Labor | PARIS (Reuteps)--Simone Des- champs, 48-year-old central figure in the Paris "demon lovers' case," was sentenced Wednesday to hard labor for life for the mur-| der of her lover's wife Mrs. Yves Evenou. Simone admitted killing Mrs Evenou but. said Dr. Evenou, her lover, had ordered her to do ft to show her love for him. 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