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THOUGHT FOR TODAY Buburbia is where the houses ere farther apart and the pay. ments closer together, Oshawa Times === Post cs" Dogon, DE GAULLE CUTS TRIP AS BATTLES CONTINUE , Gunfire Sweeps Algerian Streets ALGIERS (AP)--French tr Before nightfall, 61 persons lay and Moslems battled nto he dead in the streets of the capital second day today mn Algiers and --Hh Moslems, five Europeans the easuplity toll rose to 79 dead and ope French police 3 and hundreds wounded. Eight! Four persons were killed in Oran, Moslems_were killed (his oF | Behind the outhresk of smouls ing, } dering hatred heiween European The Algeris radio carried an settlers and Moslems were two urgent appeal for all medical sti-| underground organizations = the dents in the embattied eity (ol European Righlists' Front for 8 report to hospitals to care for the French Algeria (FAF), and the flood of wounded, |renels' National Liberation Front Fighting started again this| (FLN), morning when some 2500 Mos-| The FLN burst inte the open lems charged into the streets oflwith an apparently' well Mairon Carre, a suburh on the, eeped plan, Thousands of edges of the city, Bome of the ioms--men women and children 9 armed Moslems in the crowd| pulled from hiding homemade q fired on a barrier of troops bar- p(n flags and banners demand: ring their way and the POOP ing an Algerian Algeria," { returned the five, killing four! "And into the streets poured Moslems, thousands of Europeans, de Meanwhile, It was learned! termined to maintain striet President de Gaulle has decided control of Algeria, to cut short his six-day tour In| "De Gaulle's officials took emer: the wake of the bloody rioting. gency steps to check the rioting LEAVING PAY EARLY " \botare it became a general up: The French president will ent 4 A his handshaking search for sup-| Gen, Jean frevin, French port of his self-determination my Commander il Algers, policy for Algeria on Tuesday, a ec 8 hig Wi malntaip day earlier (han planned, and pl ie ortler Without ag tion, will return to Paris Wid orn, French in No official reason was RIVER) gjoec' AT RR " the hut" the uprisings Sunday in Al- City's three MOFRIng ReWspa giers and Oran bordering en open and established a outgoing news dispatehes, OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1960 0 Jot TWENTY PAGES. Price h 19 Cents VOL, 89--NO, 268 s--.; - i pg BY My "Fe Corr On (ud i ig Kennedy Chooses | State Secretary | PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)--; Rusk, a Democrat who served | President - elect Kennedy 10085 as an assistant secretary of state picked Dean Rusk, head of the in the Traman administration, Rockefeller Foundation, 0 be Coc at his side. Stevenson and {his secretary of state Bowles were not present, Kennedy also announced at a press conference the appointment! ASKED FOR MORE TIME of Adlai Stevenson as ambas-| Kennedy offered. the UN am sador to the United Nations hassadorship to Stevenson, the Vernon, of Battersea, Ont, | And he named Representative 1952 and 1956 Democratic presi and Leslie Moreland, 28, of Chester Bowles, (Dem. Conn.) dential nominee, last week, But Sudbury, Ont a5 under-secretary of state, Stevenson asked for-time to think! The three appointments were it over apparently wanting to announced by the president-elect know first who would he secre: ion the patio of his Atlantic shore tary of state home The announcement of « Steven -- son's appointment meant, there-| UN A . fore, thal he was willing to sery ction Eases Congo |] 'Tension 4 th ™ % WHITBY-BOUND BUS IN FATALITY | who were riding n the car, are Three persons died in a eol- | cident occurred on highway 2 Vision between a car and bus | about 11 miles east of Belle carrying the Kingston Fronten- | ville, Ont, Three passengers In aes Junior "B" hockey team | the bus and the driver suffered to Whithy last night. The ac- | minor injuries, The vietims, | Gregory Bands, 28, his father, (CP Wirephota) Laos Tries To Oust Red Government It | said the Vientiane govern ment, which is still officially headed hy neutralist Premier Souvanna- Phouma hut controlled VIENTIANE, Laos (AP Aviet teehnicians also were majority of the Laos parliament [brought in moved today to oust the day-old] Neighboring Commupist China pro-Communist godernment of and North Viet Nam are ex Quinim Pholsena |pecied to Suiekly lend their sup LTRS N Tian Som. Port to Quinim A embly, Présden Foo Bom fle had just returned from Assembly President Tian Som- Hanol, North Viet Nam's capital saniwth left Savannakhet, head Wien he sired ower ftom 4 Cg Td op hd is ig) change of government ang Yatihaua $0 summon 2 pe ori of the National clal Assembly session, according) cconnly which fled to Gen to a dispatch from Bavannakhet (PRE headaanriars in Baha) Rusk; 51, is a native of Georgia and a Preshyterian. He has heen (Dead of the Rockefeller Founda: tion for nine years, i | Kennedy, reading a prepared § | statement, said that he hoped the § new administration's foreign pol-|i licy will hecome generally identi-|# yy Acting Premier Quinim, "is! LEOPOLDVICLE (Reuters)-- "for freedom," and not simply dissolved and stripped of all con. Strong anti white sentiment anti-Communist | stitutional rights and powers," | gripped supporiers of ousted pre-| gpock called Stevenson "one of |! Quinim took ever the Laotian Mier Patrice Lumumba in Slaw. \,,p greatest Americans," and government Sunday from a mili Nyyile oapy il Promy ta have #150 praised Bowles warmly i tary junta which had headed it| ME Artin apbes "the time! Kennedy said he plans to ap for barely 24 hours Fd dig point another undersecretary of Bouvanna fled to neighboring) The UN filed a strong protest |state--one who will have charge Cambodia Friday night alter two). 'sianiovville. capital of Oriental of economic affairs [fied with the eoncept of heing! r successive military ehanges MOSLEM BOYS ARRESTED IN ALGIERS | insurrection may have led to his decision to hurry back to the seat { ly J of Right-wing rebel deputies, hold-\nakhet, voted no confidence in power in Vientiane. He had failed ing 88 to 58 Assembly seals, Quinim's government Bunda y|to bring the country any closer stood ready to vote a quick death night, according to a Bavanna-|to a negotiated settlement of the to the Quinim regime, khet radio broadcast today, "six-year-old Laotian civil war, pv anakhet ey "aires . Ceylon To Give Congo Peace Plan had voted to dissolve Quinim's government, Quinim, minister of informa: tion in the eld neutralist regime, seized power in Vientiane when| # vernment leaders fled, He de ved defiantly today: | 1] hi will Sid 10 dh Yo walt UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, (CP)|that vival Soviet and * Western Quinim indicated he would defy |Ceylon plans to lay a _comprom-| resolutions introduced earlier will the . assemblymen and possibly|lse "peace plan" for The Congo|fall when put ta the vote tonight he (f{hefore the United Nations Secur-|or Tuesday, ity Couneil Joday. | The council is expected to re: Sir Claude' Corea, the Ceylon-|ject the Soviet resolution, which ese delegate, worked during the calls for the release of deposed weekend in an attempt to find a|premier Patrice Lumumba, the middie ground for the Soviet bloc disarming of Col, Joseph Mahy- and West to deal Jointly with the|tu's Congolese Army and the Congo erisis, withdrawal of all Belgian person: The Soviet Uplon rushed arms and supplies by air to the left: included at least four howitzers/duce will be the only hope far Hon sponsored hy the United and 14 cases of ammunition, So-'council action, They predicted States, Britain, aly and Argen. province, with Antoine Gizenga,| The Congo's deputy premier un-| der Lumumba, after several whites were arrested in the Op fental province town of Bunia, Bo far the pro-Lumumba re gime In Stanleyville has not car ried out its threat of last week tn arrest and behead whites in Oriental province unless Lu: mumba is released from Impris- onment by Congolese my strongman Col, Joseph Mobutu, No arrests of whites have been reported from Btanleyville thanks to the immediate offer of protec: tion hy the United Nations, which rushed Ethiopian Gen Mengasha Iyassu to Stanleyville to take YOUR OVERSHOES YOUR HONOR BUTTE, Mont, (AP) -- A judge carries the dignity of court with him but to © wren he's Just about what fo was when he started, Judge 7. 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Downey and his 02-year-old mother were ready to leave the courts house, The mother looked her son aver closely and scolded: "Timmy, where are your avershoes?" . out of the southwest and across the midlands, struck damaging blows In the eastern part of the U.8, today, The first heavy snow of the season, up to a fool in some areas, blanketed wide areas east ward to the Atlante coast and into parts of the south, charge of operations, As near - zero gripped the country this weekend, snow-covered roads became deathtraps in Ontario and Que-| bee, A Canadian Press survey from | fi pom, Friday to midnight Sun: day showed that 23 of the total oring accidents While Nova Scotia, Prince Ei. ward Island, New Brunswick, highway fatalities, Ontario and was 21, Newfoundland and -Alberta ve ported one road death each, Four near Phillipsburg, Que., Saturday when their station wagon veered across a snow-covered road and) {hit a tree, Six other persons were severely injured. cern is to make sure Canada Is CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5.110% FIRE DEPT, RA 3.6374 HOSPITAL RA 3.2211 expected in Nova Seotia today elween three and six inches snow with gusts ta 50 miles at were 'predicted for Prine | Rdward Island and southern New Brunswick, Gale warnings were even King Vathama himself if the king comes out against the Vientiane regime wingers holding the capital, which is surrounded by het wing, pro-Western forces y pa 18 | Gen. Phoumi Nosavan Diplomats connected with the nel from The Congo z Witnesses said the Russians|1lnation council sald that what-| And the Soviet Union is ex secretly unloaded cargo which|ever resolutitn Corea might pro-| pected to veto the rival resolu. | - - pe -- (ting upholding human rights for y {all Congolese prisoners, eXPress- {Ing hope for Red Cross measures a on {for their welfare, and asking See. tary-General Dag Hammarskjold 3 to continue efforts for law and ° order in The Congo, | Corea "has already told the n m ar (®) council he will propose that if: | Give Hammarskjold more power ta keep order; direct the UN WASHINGTON (CP) State not used as a back door in trans. fore in The ¢ pi Jo Ashi i Secretary Christian Herter has|shipments of banned American poo 0 with ar I HI for fai'ed to get Canada to co-oper: (goods to Cuba, Fisk said Hort | of all Arawak oe the re ate in the U.S. economic squeeze was unable fo get assurances| tt A hi ne 'ongolese against Cuba but a commerce) that Canada would undertake por| nash A ers, 20 ro amole a department spokesman said Sun- [lieing of such trans-shipments Hi ou en @ 9 these day attempts to get such co-op-| Some American firms with/ 18 RT a, Fy EW aession of eration will continue [subsidiaries in Canada had'"f, hese Tarlament, eratic | : | They Ceylonese delegate, after 'We will keep on working at|Sought guidance on what possible sounding out the rival factio it," said Bradley Fisk, assistant/dt!itude these subsidiaries might| a" veparter he is "quit oie ammence secretary for internas|take in dealing with Cuba, The|%i® & Teparier he 1s 'quite pre. COMMEree secretary A lg vu , {paved to modify" his prospective tional affairs, in an interview, commerce department offered no lan In order to get " He said Herter's failure was dis. advice, Fisk said, because 'this : . BY Suppor. ein ou ghcinnge of letters) Mould cause A ju in the Cana. "ls with Commerce Seeretary Fred. (an Parliament, . pion Mueller, y | The great fear in the U.S. gav:| é 0 1810n d heihor scllie pre ernment is that any attempt to Asked Whe . met an (he exert influence an American sub "ga sures might he vod hy] WW sidiaries might bring Canadian 1ctims Found Sanadian Rovernimen a ana aws restricting American capital that hy art is ies investments, | MONTREAL (CP) -- A search lat i narty Sunday found the bodies of Plates twa of the airmen who were arene ners won: we Chest T Ral [Foes on i ona © Ny Ve ay, . iehters collides § PS . will keep reminding Canada of es 0 d They Hig Berit ur Mutual inetests in the fight, r = Mokean, 26, of Kelliher, d > Pe Nas The US. government has la: At A Glance and FO J. 8 Read of Toronto belled the Fidel Castro regime this navigator : as Communist-controlfed and has! The hodie ty a Aire: banned all US. exports to Cuba $210.000 vitied in the eel futme with the exception of food and ' Carthy, 25, of South Nelson, medielne (.B, and FO B, GQ. J. Leon, 23, chan Jelegaion, no a $200,000 of Halifax, were recovered Sat anads 8 gol esse urday replacement parts. And Canadian $175.000 A RCAF said MoLean and Read Trade yg Hoa ie Hee has| | vere found near the wieckage of ssure p delegation Canada is thelr plane, in thick bush about eager ta host trade with Cuba | $150,000 13h miles north of Ottawa ™ AAR. J : The twa planes were taking XPORTERS Comp N 4 k E 4 1 R Jus A 5 : $125,000 (Dart In an intercention test at American indusiry had a big the time of the coll market in Cuba running te some \e Hime of the collision . $500,000.00 a year and exporters | $100,000 complained to Mueller that Can S Predi ted ad» is trying to take it aver $75 000 torm 1C The most urgent American con ¢ F M Pa $50,000 or Maritimes ' HLAIFAX (CP)-The weather $25 000 office warned that up to 10 inches ' fof snow accompanied by wind Your Greater Oshawa Needs Your Support hour gusts of & miles an hour were toll of 13, including a triple fa: [tality when a Kingston hoekey| [team bus and a-car collided near Saskatoon, with the RCAF, Sul:|povest Belleville. Three persons, includ. [4aY when a car left an ley high- ing two in a wedding party, died near Owen Sound [FIRE TAKES § LIVES | Five British and Ontario accounted for a sixth: One per Columbia, Quebee, suleides or natural deaths, Ontario dead: Mps, Doris Morman, 58, Sprin train New York Central Aylmer, Ont High Death Toll 'On Highways By THE CANADIAN PRESS | The survey does not include temperatures deaths in industrial accidents, g- |field, struck Friday night by a near William George Evans Jv, 87, Hutehison, near Owen Sound Sunday, of 80 deaths were caused in mat: his wife Myrtle, 33, and Roy|River and 384 below at Kapuskas- 21, in a two-car crash Rachel Tiffin, 58, Udney, near 12 five miles east of Orillia, noke-in a five at her hom Laundrie, 17, hy William 17 near Sudbury, A was eritically Highway other youth ured In hospital at Espanola with also 17, of Espanola, AC George Cormae, 20, near Pembroke, Vernon Leslie Vernon Sands, 58, Gregory Sands, Wa, 24, Kingston Mrs. Morris Small, 60, Willow: |98¢k Mountains, Dundalk Saturday, Manitoba, § a 5 k at chewan and (Orillia, and David Llivd Fellens, British Columhia were free from 28, in a ear collision on Highway Quebec's combined death toll] Ms, Katharine Vidler, in Sim: [ene Sunday after being avercome london six below, [ Espa-|cold weather is forecast for On- teen-agers died with their teacher|nola, Saturday when his ear col: lided with another automobile on n- in- Ontavie had the highest voad|SkWl fracture is Donald Parlier, of Moreland, 28, and his son Saturday | persons died in five in when their ear struck a bus near pilot of ane of the aircraft, son died in a plane crash in'dale. in a two-car collision near | LATE NEWS FLASHES ' Three Saved As Tug Sinks AMHERSTRURG (CP) work tug were hauled from the today Three crew men from a 28-foat icy waters of Lake Erie early 15 minutes after their hoat sank Anti-Castro Leaflets Dropped HAVANA (CP)----Thousands of leaflets showered down from planes on Havana today summoning enemies of Premier Fidel Castra "to arms against the re gime." Georgia School Dynamited ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) and segregationists were follow that damaged a Negro school. across Renewed demonstrations hy Negroes od today by a dynamite blast ynamite placed on a walk lead ing to the school auditorium dug a crater six to eight feet Last-Ditch Try Teo Save Miner TORONTO - (CR) Doctors, injured miner Alan Rose, decid Wa last-ditch effort to save lod today to use the artificial ia effect for most marine areas.| Kidoey again to clear impurities {rom his system. The storm was blamed for at least 18 deaths during the week: end. Most of them resulted from traffic accidents on ley or snow: covered streets or from over: exertion while shovelling snow, Nearly a foot of snow piled up Cold Spell Grips Province TORONTO (CP)--Ontario vesi [dents dug out thelr warmesi boots, evercoals and scarves io day as the coldest temperatures of the winter: hit the provinee, Lowest temperatures veporied {were 86 below zero at White {ing North Bay had 11 below, [Sudbury 10 below and Oltawa Killer Storm Sweeps States cl A am MY A with more than six inches on. the ground, falls of a fool high were predicted, Between four and eight inches covered areas in Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey and foot-deep falls were In prospect in some sections of Pennsylvania. Heavy snow was forecast from southeastern Pennsylvania north: eastward into southern Maine, In Philadelphia, Washington, New York, Cleveland and many other cities, travel was bumper: to-bumpers as gusty winds whirl. ed the falling snow or glazed streets made motorists cautions, Airline flights were. cancelled or delayed at some eities, Schools in many parts of Ohio and New Jersey and in suburban areas of Washington and Phila: in delphia were closed, Gale warnings were posted along the Atlantie coast, A howling snowstorm of hliz- sard proportions hit New York and paralyzed it with an icy eam- hination of deep snow and drifts packed hy a driving wind, Airports shut down, Elevated trains in the eity halted, Hy the start of the morning ane below, rush hour, a foot of snow had It was only slightly warmer farther south, Hamilton and Tor: onto had a minimum of five above, Kitchener two below and Partly cloudy and eohtinning [taria today and tonight, RY and lomght, Rescuers Seek Lost Flyer PLATTSBURGH, N.Y, (AP) rangers were battling snow and zere temperatures to- day in an attempt to track the last of eight alvmen still missing since Friday night, when the orew parachuted from its dis: | abled jet bomber into the Adiron- The search for 88g. Pierre | Maheux--suspended Sunday night {as a snowstorm approach {eentred in rugged terrain near {North Hudson, N.Y, where a | arachute believed to be that [used by Maheux was spotted, ! The other airmen were found {alive within a 20-mile vadius of {the search-area, Some were in {Jured In landing in trees, | Their B32 crashed in flames! near Barre, Vi, about 100 miles! east of North Hudson, 'Cuba Trade Chief In Toronto Today OTTAWA (CP) Dr, Regine Ball, Cuban economy winister and head of a trade mission to! |Canada, is expected ta go to | Toronto today ta discuss possibe purchases there, Members of the mission, which) arrived here last week, have visited Toromta and Montreal, areas which Dr. Boti said earlier imight supply awe parts, tractors. Jsugar mill and oll refinery re {placements parts, i had inches of snow in the Philadel: fallen, THUNDER ECHOES Lightning and thunder flashed and echoed among the skysera ors, eontrasting strangely with the wintry seene, By early morning the storm dumped as much as 18 phia area, extra ne of government, An official spokesman had said on Sunday that the 70-year-old chief of state would alter his planned itinerary only if had "ie dul" ahd 'have decided that dealing with the danger of further revolt and fighting be tween Euvopeans and Moslems in Algeria requires first-hand atten: ton in the capital, It is alse possible he has heen persuaded that his continued presence in Algeria might lend itself to even greater disorder, TRIP RESENTED t Resentment against his trip to gain popularity for his program of home-rule for Algeria pro- moted right-wing Europeans to ot in Algiers and Oran, The Moslem masses broke thelr sul: fen silence to get into the fight: t Restless crowds of Europeans and Moslems began massing again today on the siveets ofl Algiers, Explosions, presumahly fram eone7ssion grenades thrown y police, were heard in the Bel: court workers' area, Ambulances seveamed through the eity, taking wounded from sey tiered elashes to hospitals. |i Publie transportation was para: lyzed and the great seaport dis (viet was silent as a general sirike called by right-wing ex. tremists rolled into its third day, Most shops were closed, De Gaulle spent Sunday wight at Bougie, 'far from the roaring gun battles and street fights he: tween Huropean settlers and|t Moslems in Algiers and Oran I ¥, French paratroops in battle/t dress fired on rampaging Mas. lems in Algiers, 1t was the blood. lest clash since the nationalist rebellion broke out six years ago, tHonalist Eun resident de Gaulle's progra for Algeria could only abETAvaLS right to determine the! ture, will find in Algeria no worthy of the name whe weuld Rebel Boss Attacks De Gaulle TUNIS (AP)--The Algerian Na: rebel Jot riment in sald that French he six-year rebellion, The statement by rebel Pre. mier Ferhat Abbas was directed at de Gaulle's policy of installing a home-rule Musing dministras 1RerIANS {ie own fur ion and giving the "We are convinced that France gerian end himself to such 8 masquers ade," Abbas said, "The proposed statue would settle nothing, Far from hasten ng the hour of peace, it will only aggravate the war," Abbas sald any Algeglan ad: ministration under Freeh rule would he puppet of "the army of (occupation and the colonialist administration,' Asked about the possibility of renewed negotiations with the French, Abbas sald 'france has clearly shawn that she refused all serious negotiation," The. last official eontacts bes ween the French and Algerians ended with fallure last summer, The rebels sent envays ta France on disenas amangments for cease-fire talks, The talks hroke down when the French. refused-to talk beyond the striet limits of a cease-fire, PIE -------- Ma H UNEMPLOYED CAVALCADE Cars bearing members of the UAW, Windsor Unemploy- pe al od Assa, and _a the Windsor Labor Council leave Windsor to- day on their way to Ottawa OTTAWA where they will disoww ployment with sien, the Fm ae. 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