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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, July 26, 1960 Jeo Jap Travel (Inquiry Demands [StrikeThreat I. Zealanders Tiny Negro Sect |Agnces Bank Statements Averted yi) 0 Shellfish | Le » | EASTVIEW, Ont. (CP)--Town| William Bolton, supervisor of| I T m GRAHAM three inches wide. No shellfish In Big Boom treasurer Mrs, Adrienne id Fs and accounting in the! n 1m ns By J. ©. GR ed a p F C ndent {less than three inches in size : ! J ; H (¢ | 1 ca i ) . Bus J TOKYO (Reuters'--More Ja has been ordered to return to an municipal affairs department,| TIMMINS (CP)--Strike action a Ee ge New may be taken, and none may be Reuters) --More Jap-ii,quiry into the town's financial |said last week that he had been |p. mim mine public works em- AUCKLAND, NZ (CP)---New (CE od below high watermark. anese will be travelling the world 4 3 ls Ze By ASTON FRANCIS Rastafarians to Africa and hejlowers on treason and felony fee ornr'hefore thie year. affairs with her bank statements. ashe] Whelie i nm fe Lund ployees was averted early today i al hunt for the coun-| The restrictions seem to be a y ATUL sus nt to Addis Ababa with the in-| charges. The number of passports: Is Commissioners conducting the him hg. money ey, wlien town council and 'the union reatest delicacy--the to-|challenge to some people to find (Reyl tention of negotiating for the mi-| When Henry made one of 'his syed is roughly estimated to 8overnment- ordered inquiry or, pe nan 1 hr en arrived at a package settlement.|y ways of evasion. Although beach : , mari- gration of the Rastafarians tolcourt aprcarances Rastafarians have increased from 24,000 in|dered the bank statements Mon-| | mayor and treasurer the report The settlement provides for al 7 s a shellfish found on|inspectors patrol the toheroa juana-smok as ans who! Ethiopia, demonstrated and stoned the po- 1955 to 42,000 in 1959. The figure|day when Mrs. Laroche yes un had to go in. {40-hour work week and a slight po ches. It makes a soup which areas at all hours to prevent again appea in the worldl po po was robbed by bandits lice. for 1960 will probably be more able to disclose profits made by a |wage increase for the 60-manigourmets of ny countries have poaching, the most elaborate sub- headlines recently follo >. """land nearly beaten to death and| That was their last organized than 60,000, with an immediate dress shop she owns. "1 DIDN'T SUGGEST" force. A 44-hour week had been geclared the most delicious in ex |terfuges are adopted to evade murder of two Briti SOICICES: [the Ethiopian authorities ques-|showing They have not come to- increase predicted by officials| She Is the sot ond Jaman sp Mrs. Laroche.said she told Mr. |i effect. The strike would have isten nee the rules belong to a Negro aPParitioned his credentials and sent|zether in jublic ic sine and tourist agencies for the next pearing before the commiss Bolton there must have been 2 begun at 8 a.m. today. { or is highly distinctive.| Some toheroa smugglers even ently peculiar to this West In-i in hack to Jamaica. Shortly ------ -- ww weeks --F. G. Blake and harles Ww mistake and asked what should] After meeting for nearly fous > ast tried i explain operate by aircraft, landing on dian island. afterwards raiding police Jecause of Japan's geographi-| Yates--to suffer a loss of mem- be done about it. "I.didn't sug. |DOurs behind closed doors, negoti- it like tl Imagine the world's firm. wide beaches, digging a Their movement began about|smashed the marijuana "em- h nues rte Io al position, those of her people ory. gest. that he keep it out of hig|ators announced that the Na finest oysters fed for a year on hig supply and making off when the time of the coronation in 1930 pire" in Jamaica. on 1 » can afford to travel are in-| The commissioners last week report." tional Union of Public Service t world's choicest asparagus an inspector comes in sight. To ile Selassie las Tafar . ' x lc an big tours across ore rs. Lat > bert, Employ (CLC) had bi 3. counter actics i Halle Sone ih Ras Te | Then Claudius Henry, who had he Hs pa i : |ordered Pin jyzuvelte Rol to Mayor Lavergne, yet to be grant Hk two- year ETeR me, I t a large flat . al ch tactics i opestors e "Conquering Lion ol + become an American citizen, C h I ie 2 / seve Marcel Bopeth called as a witness before the in. (>; he toheroa i large flat have also used aircra ca oo Tt ¢ :, ' i ' as been 5 ire ank state-| = 2 . Top active Jan. 19 r hellfish whi roW-|$ as emper 4 of aC founded in Kingston what he ras nouiry Ther k 3 be 2 rush of ap-|return with person: al bank state quiry, Monday for the first time retroactive to Jan 5 » 19 30. A pro shellfish which is found burrow fon mass of the pe v ith alled the African Reform lications for passports to v ments when she could not remem- spoke to reporters about the in vides for an hourly increase of jng into the sand of ocean] Smugglers try such methods as under-hou oe 01 less. Th Church and attracted the Rasta- MONTREAL (CP) -- Canadian Rome for. this summer's Oly 1- her details of a 1953 land deal quiry which swung into its second two cents. for all employees and heaches between high- and low- filling spare tires with minced poorest lived in ) m > of cians to him with the old rally- National Railways spec al ie Gam §. Smal) Shop. Owners, She has not yet returned week of criticism of his adminis. additional three cents an hour tide water ms rl S It Yoke 3 toheroas, hiding supplies in hub Junk and ie were Ying ery--"back to Africa." continued their investigat ealers in. Sports equip and) wes, Laroche, in her middle tration, Feb. 1, 1961. The 40-hour week greenish soup when minced and caps, and similar ingenious sub-normal from mn 1 e told them if they would pay ul ort. hove x 5 trains MARY others are especially inter said the dress shop 15 man-| poo to pose going. ta Tesizn will take effect Nov. 1. leooked ruses Th ) i ay ne 10 V I ected i a c a § i ya | SK § \ 2 fm ask a 4 other causes. The their way he would charter a day to. fird 0 sted in making the Journey in|aoeq by a married daughter. She the mayor. also 4 member of the the unioa had asked a 10-cent But. the toheroa is a stranze| In spite of all their efforts, juana was smoked. Ey ud Cal Whore ies travelling in opposite directions order to Zan Experience for said she made a profit from the Ontaric leatilatoe ssa an-hour across-the-board wage creature. 1 to niigra-|iarge numbers of evaders are > apis adopted tt Pp an Ke Lf ; Y oame x » same single their own Olympics in Tokyo in > iC ' paints B15!7 Ssell increas Ons AS +hanzes In! caug eve sal. 2 ravi The Rastafariz Ss > ould at last find a home. came to be on the same single 16 fod business but she couldn't say County, snapped back increase, oy : tions as a f chang § injcaught every year, and heavily idea of Marc: vey, Jamil mppe gecheme failed track. sh | without her bank statement it Why should I resign? I have| A Person receiving welfare aid currents, food supply and other fined. A plan has been announced, . ite , p » hire any' un ' ¢ 1 x Religions. ela i ari-| A - suburban commuter train p her profits wer done nothing wrong." (may not be hired if any union factors no unde od. As| Most smuggling efforts ake for legions e2 alo a : a ve 9 ubject to approval by the Jan: treasurer is $5,490 a year. total of 23 voituice member has been laid off, the acute tage when few Vipersonal use by toheroa-fanciers ena 7) Toned Cin Bg WY and 8 meight pulling 53 se go) erpmont «fo Sen it Commissioner Blake told her to en tal of 2 esses have agreement stipulates... W re| Zealanders taste the delicacy and|Sale of toheroas is strictly pro- ans ir pir 8 ,, a 2XI5l-| ah "arg ached in nese businessmen ¢ 0 1 bee a y Lhe % et d , . ul ore » ys 1 a nce and a minority accepted the | hdola cars smashed in ouncillors touring the Soviet Un. return with statements dating ,, ther 9 are expected to ap-|P¢ ople must not work mor } $ e are periods of hibited and illegal trade in the Bre oly he i corneillors tonting the Sov back to 1955 nAaF. ¥ P19) days nor exceed 10 per cent ort gourmets abroad vir-{shellfish is not large. The onl a that they should be the in- ). : ! arge. he only on this summer. pear. + y pr : . we nding 57 +g. p-- of the total work force. | € . permitted commercial dealing nts of upheaval in Ja- one person and sending 57 to he The Japanese government has : ver ---- ieee {4 A t are 2 a 5 alings s I I I E ROOM IS PACKEI The employees gave notice of The ab are at by very small licensed can pital. ase 1s restrictions onl mye council chambers in this their intention to strike in a tele- ent re rom a shortag ODErators roduce just 4 of them formed| [Investigating ials said 'the 0 A rses me. a Ble trips town situated within the boundar Motor Vehicle I © Se a'ieyele his year they are better g,ffic Spetsiors Who Drodace dst ' 4 on _-- result will not b : : re ned, bg fina ar min. Be of Oi 5 e " od Si 1ctt midday Monday. loc er aan I ato appetites of enthusiasts abroad. aa the lines of the agree. later this week at a boar iB ictpy has 'indicated that DErmis-| wh iia a Bh SE Sa Statistics Up A number of observers here| FOF the Iast ew years sipict, Hopes are 'held . that the beds tween the British govarn y. 1 e granted if they A. . ne OTTAWA (CP)--There ws ceculated that the _ settlement | €2L5C 0 CT Wars may yield sufficient toheroas to ind the Maroons that ve ulien, J ) m with business or t AWA x P) There Was oe will put pressure on local m 51 ant } : this time thou jtrease EXporis guerrilla 'warfare in Ja ol ned in. tw i/tendance at international confer | put d ©" motor vehicle for every 3 4 Per-ito grant a 40-hour work week . = Salt ders flock to _-- a in the 17th century. tee] and . Her sister, Pat L : "Hore as she huckles . I times ini vidi ie ¢ Hacian proving when their contracts fall due next "0 = 'hes to dig their; COPENHAGEN, Denmark government would rot 2 Was 1g: the inin | Officials say that othér restric-\y.o day. "everyone in the town: Ear Lie bureau atistics year, FREIGHTE R SINKS give the sect a special] R: ficials : tions, \ if be relaxed |hall is honest." repo ted Monday em] limit » each person The 1.500 - ton West re they could govein| a 3 ? | rn S----r--------------- Mec. Laroche denied that efter Registrations in all provinces LE/ VE INDONESIA " is 20 toheroas a . and no ve Germat reighter ld Ottens 1g MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Cuban she or Mavor Gordon Lavergne except Nev foundland totalled al HONG KONG (AP) -- More 1 "wm p beach with|fank in the Saturday this year military po-|are repo ted in ser ondition. Amb: r Jose Portuando here said anything to a provincial of- record 4,¢ % 1, up 6.3 per cent than 40,000 Chinese were repatri-| > 1 50 4 toheroas, irrespec- night after a collision with ti ] I 4 the headquarters of| The ac nt o a ico"s President Adolf f 1 Hemp. $ g from the 1958 figure of 4,672,250, ated from the republic of Indo-|{y the number of passengers |7,000-ton Soviet steamer Askold laudius Henry's church in|Roxboro n in the suburban Lopez Mateos and Cuba's Fidel icial in an attempt to cover up ihe previous record. cording to the Communist China| To avoid damage to immature v reported Sunday. The Ot ngston, De a ting the founder region n west al tro v xchange state visits,|a shortage in the parking meler| In 1958, there had been one nesia in the first half of 1960, ac- shellfish, ng mus » with » 1 crew was taken tha church and 15 of his fol-|ncar the Rivi airies. 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