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Bg ke ips Breve yergis ony rig 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, November 12, 1962 Khrushchev Pressured Swedish King Celebrates 80 with @ deposit of 5,000,000 crowns (about $1,000,000) col- lected by popular subscription. The money will go into the king's royal foundation, which distributes grants and scholar- ships to Swedish artists and sci- ee ee Te ete epee eee caeeeaeeiiads eetian nimiegiedimearimeeeemmemammmnionmermnenaie ( comfort of Van- From the uk sa a ckunk reads of READS OF of suburban North Vancouver INVASION mato juice for washing chil- educated city by his country cousins, The dren, dogs, and anything else the invasion story recommends using to- that's deluged by the animals' wonted (but not wanted) de- fensive manoeuvres. --(CP Wirephoto) Pope Gives Pep Talk To Rome's Delinquents ROME (AP) --Pope John tearfully appealed to juvenile delinquents in a Rome reforma- tory Sunday to look to the fu- ture -- one he immediately brightened with a special Sun- day dinner and gifts of cash. "If you want to succeed," the Pope told 240 juvenile delin- quents, "'you must also know how to obey." Forget the past and present, and have confidence in the Lord, the Pope said during a visit to 200-year-old Gaeblli In- stitute in a back section of Rome. near the Tiber. The boys had gone all out to prepare for the Pope, scrubbing floors, painting walls, and im- a throne--a _ gilded arm chair placed on a carpet- put on white shirts and Pope John rounded out the special day. He paid for a Sun- day dinner -- complete with cake and wine. It was served after he left. He also gave an unspecified amount of money for every boy, suggesting they could buy shoes--or whatever they wanted. It was raining outside when the Pope drove to the school from his Vatican apartment. But inside the reformatory all was bright. The 180 youths of the reform school and 60 more. brought in from another institution cheered as the Pope entered, wearing white robes and skull cap and an ermine - trimmed scarlet cape. "Tl Papa, Il Papa--Bravo Papa," they cried. They fies and their best Sunday suits. Giovanni Cipriani, a 17-year-| Gaullist Union More Confident PARIS (Reuters)--Optimism $s growing among members of the Gaullist Union for the New with the approach of @ections for the French Na- tional Assembly Nov. 16. Two weeks ago, members of the opposition parties were forecasting heavy losses for the Union candidates but as elec- day approaches they have be- ome more cautious. The anti-Gaullist parties have become increasingly worried by President de Gaulle's ap- pe to the people to vote for 'a majority of national renova- tion" rather than on familiar leftist-rightist party lines. By this approach, de Gaulle has put before the country a major issue which he has been preaching for more than 20 years. French institutions, he says, must be modernized and adapted to the needs of the 20th century. De Gaulle's first victory in this program was the recent na. tional referendum in which a strong majority of the popula- elected by popular vote rather than by an electoral college. The opposition Socialist, Rad- ical and Conservative parties, all of whom opposed de Gaulle's plan, now must defend them- selves against charges of op- posing constitutional progress. Most political observers be. lieve that, in a country where people under 40 represent nearly 60 per cent of the popu- lation, de Gaulle's call for boid new approaches will be far more attractive than any cam. paign based on traditional methods. In addition, the traditional parties are by no means all or fully opposed to de Gaulle. share de Gaulle's desire for na- Prominent among those who ng old juvenile delinquent read a welcoming speech after the Pope knelt briefly in prayer be- fore an altar erected at the end of the hall. KNOW SMILE 'SO WELL' "How wonderful it is to see His Holiness here among us, this Pope whose gentle smile we know so well from his photographs," the youth said. Pope John smiled and nodded, then his eyes welled with tears. The Pope spoke informally to the youths for almost half an hour. "TI have wanted to come here for some time,"' the Pope said, using the first person singular instead of.the formal "we" that popes traditionally use when talking of themselves. He talked to the youths in their own lan- guage and they listened in- tently. He said the past was what had brought the boys to the re- formatory and they should for- get it. The present is disagree- able to them, he said, because they are in confinement. But they must sacrifice' because they need discipline and God will help them. "The future is what you must turn to now," he said- Pope John arose from his chair. His personal secretary, Msgr. Loris Capovilla, and other aides whispered to him and motioned to him. Suddenly the Pope turned back to the microphone and said: "You see, even the Pope has| --monsignors and such." The youths laughed and ap- Plauded. Pope John left the room to enthusiastic cheers, stopping along the way to talk right arm repeatedly in bless tional renovation is Pierre Pflimlin, former premier and a Republican Party. Pflimlin recently said that, while he did not approve of the manner in which de Gaulle had presented his referendum to the public, "it is a good thing that Gen. de Gaulle should continue leader of the Catholic Popular c SUED FOR DIVORCE HOLLYWOOD (AP)--Lindsay rosby, 24, son of singer Bing Crosby, has been sued for div- orce by his wife, a former Las Vegas, Nev., dancer, Barbara Diane Crosby, 24, charged alimony and support for their son, David, 2. She said her tion approved his plan to have future French presidents his presidency." monthly expenses are $3,085, Here is a frame for the KING Practical Economy Distinctive Simplicity Canadian Lady, be she young or old, Miss or Mr. The "isabella" with its simple, clear, upsweep shope, ahd French for that costume ra ta Black. 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RCMP launched a search at Melville for the abductor, who had terrorized an apartment block in Oxbow with a rifle. Kidnapped were Alan Mc- Guire, about 25, and his girl friend, Margaret Palmer, about 23, who had been in the Oxbow apartment block. RCMP here refused to say how the two got to Melville, which is 150 miles west .and north of Oxbow. Oxbow itself is 140 miles southeast of Re- gina. RCMP at Carnduff, Sask., 20 miles west of Oxbow, said Miss Palmer and Mr. McGuire es- caped when the man who forced them to drive away with 11958, at a Polish-Russian friend- By PRESTON GROVER MOSCOW (AP)--The fourth anniversary of Premier Khrushchev's statement that he would settle the Berlin question in six months finds the issue perhaps even farther from set- tlement--and Khrushchev un- der pressure, retary, and Alexei Kosygin, ae deputy premier. Throughout the anniversary these' four also were shown together. the other was in parade in Red Square, Ansstas Mikoyan, first deputy premier, As Berlin Key Topic ajother Communist states over the last dozen days, the quad- tumvirate has been on hand, with an exception or two. No one knows for sure what is going on inside the Kremlin- Cuba conferring with Premier|SAILS TRIMMED? Castro. Moreover, in the several meetings with the leaders from But from the viewpoint of in- terested foreigners it appears that the premier's sails have Khrushchev, nearing the peak of his -power) at home and abroad, annouriced on Nov. 10, ship rally in Moscow, that a treat with the two Germanys should be signed at once. If the West did not agree, he said, then at the end of six months he would invite Communist na- tions and any others who choge to come to sign a separate treaty' with East. Germany. He contended the treaty would make West Berlin, encircled by Communist East Germany, a "free, internationalized city." Time after time the deadline was postponed. Now there is apparently no deadline. 'MORE ACUTE' Khrushchev told correspond-|i ents at a Kremlin reception last week that, wi'h the Cuban situ- ation growing quiet, the Berlin|¢ situation was becoming more acute. But a significant thing devel- oped at the reception. At the premier's elbow as he delivered the formal toasts for the 45th anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution stood the other three members of what now is called here the 'quadrumvirate" -- President Leonid Brezhnev; Frol R. Kozlov, a top party sec- 93,000 Poles Immigrate To Canada MONTREAL (CP) -- More than 93,000 Poles have immi- Grade 13 Exams Described As 'Unrealistic' STRATFORD (CP) -- Profes- sor Norman Shipley of Ridley "Catharines, Satur-| day described Ontario's Grade} 12 cxams as "a very unrealis- tic way to determine who gets College, St. into our universities." He said the exams are out- dated and unfair, giving credit only to students with good mem- ag and none for creative abil- yithin 10 years there will be a drastic overhaul of university earns requirements, he pre- dicted in addressing the 25th anniversity banquet of the local Optimist Club. Heart Attack Kills Deputy Reeve KINCARDINE, Ont. (CP) -- Coroner Dr. M. R. Hellewell been somewhat trimmed and that these three associates now share more than before the power that long was-largely in the hands of Khrushchev alone. Again, remembering that this fs a view. from outside the Kremlin, it would appear that setbacks are impairing Khrush- chev's position: 4. His agricultural reforms-- and he has been the prime mhover there--have not brought profitable results. It is the worst element of the Soviet economy. 2. In 1961 he tried to liquidate finally the Stalinist anti-party group headed by V. M. Molotov, but so far as is known, some are still in the party. One of the group, Marshal Voroshilov, has comple'ed the cycle from disgrace last year to a restored place of honor on Lenin's tomb, where he appeared at the rev- olution day demonstration. . Th Berlin affair--which Khrushchev is largely credited with initiating. 4, The fialure of the Cuban missile manoeuvre. Western an- alysts here still marvel at how close the Russians came by that position even a dangerously| dominant position--to demand a settlement on Berlin, which is the major trouble area. Birthday STOCKHOLM (AP) -- King entists. oe Adolf VI of Sweden was Sunday and his subjects lavished affection and ie a bsg! a pair of len. socks NET EARNINGS ° "to wind blows cold across palace yard," Thirteen couriers jogged intolen the palace bringing birthday greetings to the Cpaucaindes be used when 'the northis By THE CANADIAN PRESS ne Greater Winnipeg Gas Com., 9 ended Sept. 30; 1962, ; 1961, $561,000. Liwed St. Lawrence Power. monarch from athletic organiz-|Co-, 9 mos. ended Sept. 30; ations in all parts of the king-|1962, 1961, $449.742, dom. In relays, the couriers $560,063, $2.44 a share; $1.89. had covered an aggregate total of 7,800 miles. For the first time in its 500- year history, the Swedish: par- liament gave. a reigning mon- arch a. meal. Members put on . amie for him at the city a The gift of the woollen 'socks with the advice on when they were to be worn came -from Mrs. Maria Johnson, 101-year- old resident of Northern Jaemt- land province. 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