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CAN I GET YOU ANYTHING? SMOKES, MAGAZINES, VOTES? [n Holland | foes Tis "eri s em was ordered yesterday andidate President Eisenhower chats | Hospital where Nixon is being | tial hospital Vice-President Richard | treated for an infected left | the today at Walter Reed | kne The Republican presiden li INTERPRETING THE NEWS Fruits Of OAS Mean Very Little By HAROLD MORRISON Castro and his lieutenants Canadian Press Staff Writer [fought even this mild resolution The United States put forth a with great emotion aimed at ex John A. Ryan was passed by effort to condemn ploiting the traditional anti-US. [3 0c" anid" cont to Presid the bulk of Latin among the Latins, To & Eisenhower. The reaped a victory great extent he was successful has approved it. for the U.S. felt it prudent not to insist on a specific condemnation of Cuban actions But apparently it is inconce able to Castro that the US should get any sympathy at al His delegation walked out of the San Jose meeting of the Pan American Union and he lashe out at his neighbors for selling out for "Yankee gold." Such words may not Cuban friendship in the world Observers noted that either by accident or design, President | Eisenhower announced just previ- lous to the meeting that the US planned a $600,000,000 economic-|tain, Canada and Australia ald program for the Latins, This the time the secrecy was lift is aid they need badly and which he had lost his chance to app they have fe! elt is long overdue, for patents elsewhere |Better Bomb Brings Bonus WASHINGTON (AP) | Tuesday voted $100,000 to an hombing ystem and th couldn't protect it by patent cause it was too secret The bill to recompense ( intain of before She m Cuba Am feeling rica of crumbs The San praised by US Ryan invented a low-altitude system and eq ment for use with regular we ons, The Jose declaration, diplomatic lead is couched in such general that it offers nothing mor in a moral rejection of Sino-8o t inf tion into Latin affairs It contains no suggestion of pu nitive acto if any of the 21 members of the Organization of American States encourages c¢o- operation. with 'the Russians or Chinese Reds, Nor does it speci fic condemn Fidel Castro for having seized more than $750, 000,000 worth of U.S. property ia Cuba While US Christian Herter Rica resolution Pan-American Union constitutes a "clear indictment of Cuba," the resolution is so ambiguous that Mexico's Foreign Minister Man uel Tello suggests that it in no| condemns Cuba, Withe vi victory for the US, if any,| perhaps is in the possibility that) the San Jose action may tend to sharpen differences between the! Cuban regime and the rest of Latin America which may be helpful to the U.S, in increas sing | pressures on the Castro forces Daylight Raid air force sald he did patent on the invention, provision the United States co enhanc Latin| use it without fee, But the secret and Ryan was not to apply for patents in all foriegn countries where State Secretary wished to proteet it says the Costa signed by the | A B3-yvear-|was appointed a warden of central prison in Tallinn, whe: as far as he knew, he was *'o contact with convicts, ne prisoners, and only prison WINNIPEG (CP) {old Estonian refugee, now living -1in Winnipeg, denied Tuesday Russian reports that he headed a in Nazi prison camp in tonia| political where mass executions were car-| the stale ried out of-war or The man---who refused to be "I was never a Nazi , , . ne interviewed unless his name was a German officer never Nets $10,000 | withheld as he is afraid of re-| any time responsible for order NEW YORK (AP) Three! prisals--said the report by the killings." armed bandits pulled a $10,000 Russian news agency Tass is "09 - jo daylight robbery Tuesday in the| per cent lies it is only Plane Thiet On Probation heart of New York's Rockefeller| Communist propaganda." Centre, setting off a bullet-| Interviews with the man punctuated chase in which one|carried by The Free Press in a bandit slain and another Sapyright Sto and by radio oa captured {tu on C innipeg ews ed . 1 vo policemen were wounded] itor Ev Dutton of CKRC first ail YORK Ag A ns in the wild pursuit and shooting|located the man afler a Swedish po he Wild la ; od in He am match that followed the robbery|newspaper, involved in an inter-| the K fa Canadian Mounts at a foreign and domestic cur-| national teletype hookup with fore: i) hs iy a Yency exchange on we 50th! CKRC, supplied a name and ad. 'Men A he | lying a street--in the RCA bulldings op-| dress and requested a taped in plane 0 see Hoors Tuasd posite Radio City Music Hall, |[terview, ProuaUoY Diticers Tuesday. Thousands of tourists and of-| Tass sald a former command ' eletred prosecution was fice workers watched the drama./ ant of a Nazi prison camp in gen for the youth, Edmund A television executive, Dick| Estonia had bought a house in Barnet 17, it Jennings of NBC, chased one of Winnipeg with the procéeds of '1is means he w I be un the bandits on foot and by taxi valuables stolen from .the vic av ebbing of probation offic a yes | Bartnett, son of Mr. and Richard C. Bartnett and holder # junior pilot's licence, borrov the plane wihtout permiss were was until he got a policeman to make| tims of mass executions, the arrest. Another bandit, clutching two paper bags filled AY 8,000 KIL ZK D d that with thousands of dollars, leaped! he A aimed that more from a taxi only three blocks Sat 4 h Nag Were fortured away after shooting it out with(!0 death by Nazl and Estonian security police directed by the ssulng police pursuing poilce, commandant of the Jagala camp off his Thursday, He then took an 800-mile flight to see Hai (AP Wirephoto) Congress force colonel who invented a new Senate already specialized work outside regular duty hours It approved his obtaining a U.S with a system was classifi allowed | only in Bri. 'Denies He Headed | On Trial Nazi Prison Camp a cs not in prisoner concentration camps, young girl stolen vas turned over of Huntington, N.Y Mrs from a Long Island airport last gin Stre to lz His parents sent him money tc commercia Murder Suspect Dies In Crash GADSDEN, Ala, (AP)--A teen-| 'N.Y. Rainstorm Cripples Traffic | ome ar | NEW YOR K(AP) -- A rainigency catwalks, Others walked attack on a synagogue died Tues-| storm struck New York Tuesday, from one train to another, then d8y in 8n automobile wreck, partially erippling subway trans- to a station platform, Jerry Hunt, 17, portation, stranding thousands of, No panic was reported, {when the car he was driving bomeward-bound commuters and! In Queens, Michael Sheahan, 4, crashed into a tree in nearby | | flooding hundreds of automobiles. was wading in a flooded street! Attalla, Two persons lost their lives, when he lost his footing and was| Coroner Noble Yocum said wit-| | Beores of persons op a stalled pulled under by a heavy flow of nesses told him the boy was subway train suffered heat ex- water pouring into a manhole. speeding back and forth fn front | haustion. Four required hospital The manhole cover had been re- of a school, firing a shotgus out treatment. Hundreds of other per-| moved earlier to facilitate drain-| of a window ss he drove, {sons escaped from stalled trains! ing, Hunt had been free on bond in| {by using emergency catwalks, | The other vietim, Harry Ack-| connection with the synagogue The brief but sévere storm ermon, 55, was working in a| incident March 25 in which two {flooded parkways and subway | flooded basement when he lost men were wounded, stations, caused a mudslide! his footing, struck his head on a) He admitted to police that 'he across Long Island Rail Road pipe'and drowned in five feet of threw a fire bomb made from a! tracks and tied up traffic in a water, | bottle filled with gasoline, The] wide area, Police estimated that 100,000 *Favorit 4 small fires on Long Island and Get R left 15,000 homes there without aises? gregation came out to investi-| {day night, handing out pay increases to| 12 TRAINS HALTED {evil servants, Pinned Man » . Motorist Fined synagogue and burst into flames, wire mesh in the glass, homeward - bound New Yorkers | were stranded or delayed, The storm also caused nine electric power for several hours, OTTA ( = gate, they ran into & spray of A separate failure blacked out government er) = The fedora rifle bullets, They were wounded | {part of lower Manhattan Tues g.." of "playing favorites" fn Put ut recovered, The flood-created power failure! G. K. Sammon of Victoria, | | halted 12 trains in a tunnel lead-| president of the veterans affairs! ing to the borough of Queens, department's employees national Some passenge rs left by emer- association, said in a statement | . -|the government showed favorit. [8 in two ways: | | | | | man, 26, car away after pinning a pedes- an to a tree, was sentenced Tue gday to 10 days in jail for drunk driving, ' Police seid Ullman's rented ear mounted a sidewalk Aug, 6 and pinned Raymond Johnson, 21, nearby Bognor, Ullman refused to remove the car or let a passerby push it aside to free Johnson, who suf fered chest bruises, By dating some increases from April 1 but others, an- nounced only recently, from Aug Margarine Sickness increases of em the classes 1, 2, By varying | given different The statement also said special study should be given to the salaries of nurses and orderlies Meanwhile, J, C, Best, pre dent of the Civil Service Associa tion of Canada, said the associa-| |tion is concerned that draughts man were given annual increases | DRIVE TO ranging only from $60 to $200 a) LY) T m | geau Valley TONIGHT to (AP)--More than people, mainly young women, are suffering from a severe skin irritation resulting from ea'ing Planta' margarine, Dutch Health Inspector Pieter Muntendam claimed Tuesday, | Some 60,000 of them are in hospital but no deaths have oc- | eurred since two fatal cases were | reported Sunday, A few dozen cases were reported to be "seri air! gus." The current THF, HAGUE 100,000 Dutch Party Trouble In Britain 'ol This was established at a joint LONDON (Reuters)--Britain's the Duteh-German' meeting in thellahor party chiefs have set the ent! city of Venlo, near the Duleh-| date for a full-scale showdown on German border, where the Duteh|intra-party quarrels concerning health inspector met with his| nuclear policy, now threatening] German colleague, Dr. J, Stralu,| Hugh Gaitskell's position as together with medical and health |leader of the party. | authorities and Unilever Com-| A committee planning arrange-| pany representatives from both| ments for the party's annual countries delegate conference at Scarbor-| Unilever disclosed that ough next month agreed Tuesday margarine union G.M.B.H.--the|{to hold the defence debate Oct. ! Unilever branch in Germany--|5, thus making it the centrepiece marketed a margarine brand of the week-long assembly, there in 1658 which contained a| Gaitskell, chief architect of the | similar element to that which is! defence statement, will present presumably the cause of the itch the policy, which is against un ing plague in Holland ilateral British nuclear disarma- | No one in 1958 thought of con-|ment, necting the blister plague with| It claims, however, that Bri. the use of margarine, the min-| tain cannot expect in future to istry said in Tuesday's announce- he an independent nuclear By | meat, | power, and that the United States od - should produce the H-bomb for * News Media "it The party leader will be op:| [ health ministry said the itching plague is Ide ntical to the "blister epidemic" in Ger- many in 1859 en be- 1ip- ap RUG CLEANERS ® Dyeing ond Repeiring ® Binding end Fringing ® Mothproofing Wall to wall corpets cleaned in your home the| has uld ed the he i 8-4681 174 MARY STREET posed by Frank Cousins, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers' Union ~~ Bri-| tain's biggest--who believes Bri | tain should unilaterally renounce the H. homb, WASHINGTON (AP) -- The radio and television were| was killed | ! | bottle struck a stained glass win-| dow of the Beth Israel reform) but failed to break through he When two members of the eon-| HAMILTON (CP)--Donald Ull-| who refused to back his| I of | to a large tree, can Bar lay on suspicion "of contributing | fe the delinquency of minors by |their portrayal of crime and nly | violence ver| fhe Jurors the re, a panel represent CITY OF OSHAWA 0 ing the legal profession, the mass aera | Tenders For Demolition th didn't agree on whether police SEALED TENDERS, addressed to Chairman, City al news aud Tv srime sows have Property Committee, c/o City Clerk, and endorsed Ig a pF nuiatec \ p {4 "w 181 " 1 1 08 | delinqunecy, But the panelists did sae Tor Demaiition will: be received until ww 8 Ty | agree that even if some cause TUESDAY, September 6th, 1960 and-effect connection could bel | proved, the remedy should not he | overnme nt censorship of TV for the demolition of buildings located at 64 Bond Street East, in Oshawa, consisting of a stucco and frame house and eight concrete garages at rear, programs, radio shows or pub | lished news and pictures All material to become property of successful bid- der, A member of the British Par-| liament attending the ABA an of nual convention here, Charles Po Fletcher-Cooke, told the lawyers "I view with alarm the ten dency to blame television for de velopments which parents prop erly should blame on their own folly and their own lack of par Rr.|ental control, These are much| stronger influences on a child] than all the mass media in the { world," Tom Cameron Los Angeles Times, said his newspaper has ceased to print ved details of criminals' methods which might invite imitation by Tender Forms and further information may be obtained at the office of the undersigned. wo or Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, F. E, Crome, P, Eng, City Engineer, Oshawa, Ontario, der ers| writer for the of ion youngsters for on and mil to on the THURS. TILL 6 P.M. FRI, TILL 9 P.M, SAT, TILL 6 P.M, OPEN Get Ready For The Hunting Season ! C.LL. Ammunition For All Range, Retail Price Model 84 GOOEY Full Choke 12 Ga SHOTGUN SHELLS Imperial Special. Long Beautiful Colored Kodachrome Pictures of Holland THURS, SEPT. 1st -- 8 P.M, ot The Christian & Missionary Ailiance Church his way into the kitchen -- and Canada in says he was|'O} he denies any knowl-| ard, his expenses in flying 'Chronic Care' |a clear record. He has been a Air Conditioned 1 for a "chronic care" program, Man entered Canada by misrep such expensive facilities for re- {German o occupation of E stonia he' chronically-ill patients and the The scheme will be available either at special hospitals or ob- | Richmond St, E. Oshowa and North Vancouver will prob leaped over a small wall, The|¥bo now is 83 and has fled to friend in Bay City, Mich wounded bandit staggered into a Canada, JNeadwinds Joreed him \ swank French restaurant, made| Although the man, who came to|"¢ 'Wo-seat Aeronca in 1948 h toppled over dead wanted by the Russians imme. ° Ea The third member of the holdup! diately after the Second World| FoI! hous OD "trio disappeared during the War for unspecified 'war @'riner hey also promised io gis crimes." pay the owner, Edward L. Le ------ edge of the executions, RCMP and RCAF security po {aircraft back to Amityville lice here, who have questioned ~~ the man, appear satisfied he has {civilian employee of the depart GOOD FOOD n . 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