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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tharedey, April 5, 1962 INTERPRETING THE NEWS | Brazil Seeking | Financial Help By HAROLD MORRISON gone 80 far, while visiting Wash-| Canadian Press Staff Writer |ington, as criticizing the Organ-| Crippled by inflation andjization of American States for threatened by internal political/booting Castro's Cuban regime unrest, Brazil is seeking urgent/out of the central organ of the United States financial help to/inter-American system. overcome an economic muddle) He has accused the OAS. of| that may take years to resolve.|» utting political expediency Brazil has substantial quanti-|ahead of legal righteousness-- ties of coffee, tropical fruits, perhaps another indication that iron ore, hydro power and cat-|Brazil still won't go along with tle but is short of those other|the majority view of the Latin ingredients at help indus-)countries. | | trialize a country--oil and na-| pjainly, Goulart will not wor-} tural gas, machine tools and ship at the alter of U.S, foreign! non-ferrous metals. _ |policy, though he has indicated) While poverty stalks the hin-jthat neither will he join the| Weeping Women Appeal To Disarmament Parley GENEVA (Reuters) -- More} than 100 mothers from 10 nations, including Canada, marched through a biting wind Wednesday to petition the i7- ation disarmament conference here to ban nuclear weapons) tests. | Many wept. | The women were received by Arthur Dean and Valerian Zorin, the United States and Soviet co- chairmen of the conference. | Dean and Zorin talked to them in the rambling Palais des Na- tions, the United Nations Euro- pean headquarters, after a plen- ary session Wednesday morning which again failed to break the deadlock in the nuclear test-ban issue. said, '"'We women, who are a part of the creative force of the world and who are representa- tive of different ideologies and social systems, assemble here in Geneva, Switzerland, to express the hopes and fears of all women in their deep concern for the! jsurvival of mankind." Then a deputation of the moth- ers handed Dean and Zorin more than 50,000 American signatures) to the petition. | Zorin then told the women; "'I) believe that we--the Soviet Un- ion and the United States as co- chairmen--will consider the pe-| tition you have brought and) carry out our work in the light jof your desires, which represent jthe desires of millions and bil- READS PETITION | lions of women throughout the FLOOR CLEARANCE SALE! Of TV, Stereo, Refrigerators, Ranges, Washers, Bedroom Suites, Mattresses, Chesterfields, Etc. YOU CAN BUY at.. BAD BO terland, the population, now at/Communist bloc. He will at-| Dean-and Zorin sat silently as 4 n 5 < y as;worla. some 70,000,000, is estimated bY | tempt to pursue an independent/a2 Norwegian mother, Mrs. An. ----~ President Joao Goulart to reach course, to do what is best for/nemarit Sletten Duve, read a) . about 200,000,000 in less than 40/Rrazil in the light of trends that|petition in English addressed to| Honduran Claims years. develop. lthe disarmament conference. Britain Stalling Clearly, great economic trials) Under such circumstances,| These are its main points: | CP from AP-Reuters confront this, the pod a of jhe the United States might be less} 1, No more testing of nuclear! pg apap coun' hay -/than eager to pour new foreign! weapons. set by a strong upsurge in Na-\aid into the Brazilian treasury.| 2, No further dispersal of nu- tionalism, challenged in some/put the alternative appears so|clear arms to nations or groups! areas by conflicting regional de-| clear that the United States can|of nations |hurricane-stricken British Hon-| mands, Brazil is Bh gr pursue no course other than to! 3. Agreement upon staged and|duras Wednesday night accused; pe yaorrg nc rennin peed the present elements of|controlled disarmament. a ee ; : : mocracy in Brazil--to prevent] 4. Immediate action in areas|for financial aid to the de- forces, strongly rooted in the/the possibility of a Communist/where agreement has been|Vastated Central American col-| impoverished areas, particu-| takeover. | ached ' ony. George Price, first minis-| larly in the country's por ger So U.S. funds previously held d e Brazil is in critical need o jup now are being freed. Thejuntil agreement is reached on/CoMference the colonial office) help and may need help for'y's, treasury is turning over tolgeneral and complete disarma-| WS resisting the plan to move} years to come. But her na-Brazil some $129,000,000 in aid|mont. ve ~~ Ithe hurricane-shattered capital! tionalism has made the United money. Other U.S. aid may! jof' Belize as part of a plan for| States uneasy, particularly!provide Brazil with an addi-/REPRESENT ALL WOMEN | reconstruction and rehabilita- pond biteen ie ee tional $150,000,000 in goods The jointly - drafted petition! tion. HORWICH«« JEWELLER Continuing BUSINESS as USUAL! Speedometer Need Not Work TORONTO (CP)--Nothing in Ontario's law books requires that a speedometer must be working, although there has to be one in each vehicle, a legis- lative committee learned Wed nesday W. M. Earl, registrar of motor vehicles, told the committee on highways and highway safety that a speedometer is considered standard equipment in all motor vehicles, but it is not compulsory for it to be in working order. Vernon Singer (L--York Cen- tre) said he was "quite sur- prised" at the information and suggested the time has come for the law to be amended Transport Minister i.owntree promised to look into the matter. 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