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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, 'Tuesday, March 31, 1964 POLICEMAN LUNGES AT ASSAILANT wrestle with another Negro after melee developed in a park in suburban Benbrook in Fort Worth, Tex., where four Negroes said they had staked aid after Wright was slashed across the forehead with a hoe by D: W. Miles, right, a Negro professing to be a Black Mus- lim Other officers, left, Fort Worth policeman Henry Wright, bareheaded, in civi- lian clothes, second' from right, lunges: at his assailant as other officers rush to his Cypriot Action Sparks Commons Rules Study delay in holiday and a Easter Commons planned ing rules to ask for the consent) the of all MPs to introduce the Cy- the (CP)--Two events month have _ illus- OTTAWA in the last Richter Scale Marks PASADENA, Calif. (AP)--; He knowsthe behavior | By THE CANADIAN PRESS | } | surance Co., Strength Of 'Quake : of there's little Richter can't tel;,Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: yada Lid., year ended Dec. 31: /1963, net loss, $1,272,577; 1962, net loss $1,420,622. NET EARNINGS Canadian Premium Life In- year ended Dec. : 1963, $2,300,000; 1962, $1,880,- 000. Marshall ,. OSHAWA Wells Canada|. 1963, of |Yiou see the words in your news- earthquakes the way a psychol-|you about earthquakes. With his $377,060; 1962, $270,196. paper "8.2 on the Richter/ogist knows the brain patterns|banks of instruments he cant ell/ scale' '--and you know without/of human violence. He catls you where when and how lguesswork that the Alaskanithem "big fellows" or "little strong the shock was, within a learthquake was one of the worst/ones"' according to their inten-|matter of minutes. lin history. sity and has become so fami- If he happens to know the | The Richter scale, one of the|liar with the squiggles thev|kind of terrain--and he usually) key developments in earthquake|trace on paper that he can al-;does--he can even give you a jresearch this century, is the|most predict what they'll" dogood estimate of the damage. 'major accomplishment 'of a Life- next. He has published a map. show- jtime devoted to tremblings of put not quite. jing quake risks throughout the the earth's wrinkled skin. world. Its inventor, Dr. Charles;|4 DIRTY WORD Over the years he has become "Prediction," says Richter recognized as one of the world's lives so close to earthquakes! 'has more than four letters but foremost authorities. Today he's' that he gives them personali- it's a dirty word as far as I'm"'the earthquake man.' ties--even has a seismometer in|concerned."' He worked out the Richter his living room to keep watch Except for predicting when pe back in 1932 and published to squatter's rights .to smaii section of government-owned property, execu- at ights and over weekends. |and_ _where they'll. hit 'next,/a paper on it in 1935. But it Sia Se seme = ------------ waen't until the early 1950s that it became generally used "Anything new takes time Death n ee S take hold,"' he says wryly. PINPOINTS SITE Earlier quake-rating methods simply gave the strength of the ! ew u ad us ice shock at the site of the insiru- men that recorded it. Richter's WASHINGTON (AP)--A new|Cubans with Castro and 'Com- method measures the strength device known as 'death on|munism.' at three or more. points, pin- wheels" is reported being used) Retired admiral Arleigh Points the location and thus --AP Wirephoto 'in Cuba to carry firing squad Burke, a former chief 6f U.s. 2!¥& the distance, By compar- justice to those who oppose the naval operations, wrote the for. @8 the distance with the re- Fidel Castro regime ward to the report as a mem- ¢0%ded strength, it indicates the A kl L th The report was made Monday ber of the . committee's intensity at the point of origin n e- eng by an anti-Castro group of U.S. tive board, 2 Although he'll be 64 on April citizens known as the Citizens' Burke agreed with officials 26, Richter labored like a much ki B. k jCommitti for a Free Cuba. It sources here that while there sunse" man over the weekend rt ac made public a study entitled j, continued widespread disaf. spending part of the time at his Terror and Resistance in Com- fection in Cuba against the Cas. laboratory, part of the time munist Cuba, sketching exam: tro regime the effect of the dis- ee ee ee: n g an ples of what it said were hun- affection and sabotage has not . and: getting virtually no sleep dreds of cases where Cubans' been of substantial strategic APA LONDON (AP)--Teen-age of- tried to show their revulsion at yaiue from a. strictly sailiiar His telephones were swamped fice girls--who spread the fad Communist oppression standpoint. i |with phone calls from a Babhild of skimpy skirts, beehive hair! The report said '"'death on "Effective resistance in the he ig en gir geo 4 following series North Canadian Oils Lid. nine! months ended Dec. 31: 1963, $79,385; 1962, $45,342. Union Acceptance Corp. Ltd year ended Dec. 31: 1963, $559 1868; 1962, $382,451. Fittings Ltd., year ended Dec. |31: 1963, $240,587; 1962, $259,286. Highland - Bell Ltd., year) ended Dec. 31: 1963, $385,367; |1962, $239,071. French Petroleum Co. fr Can- ; NOW PLAYING Papa's Delicate Condition JACKIE GLEASON ALL COLOR SHOW== also. Trojan Horse PHONE 723-4992 Phone 723-4972 ten EASTER WEEK FUN!... "KETTLES ON THE FARM" with ----T MAIN FLAMING FRONTIER ADVENTURE! "DAKOTA | INCIDENT" in COLOR with LINDA DARNELL DALE ROBERTSON ee BOND BILTMORE 58 IT'S DRIVE-IN MOVIE TIME . . . Bring The Family -. +A Movie made for the Kiddies ... The Adults too... will love... PERCY 'KILBRIDE oo OPEN 6:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS 6:45 P.M, trated the difficulties facing six MPs who.are making study of parliamentary rules The six--two Liberals Conservatives, a New Demo- erat-and a Creditiste--form a sub-committee fthe commit- tee on parliamentary reform headed by Speaker Alan Mac naughton Their chairman .comes from the Opposition side of the House a {two prus resolution without 48 hours break notice Just before the scheduled Mr, Lamoureux ruled the'con-|Easter adjournment last Thurs- sent was given. This ruling was/44y, MPs . found themselves disputed by a number of Credi- 4Sked by the government to ap tiste MPs, who opposed hasty Prove $240.000,000 in govern action on-the Cyprus force ment spending in a few hours 5 When thev balked, the ad journment was postponed. MPs were left with their hopes of a holiday depending on the speed with which they approved the the (reditistes later to censure Mr. Lamou reux, many MPs, including Mr. Knowles, blamed themselves for over-riding Creditiste objections When tried ried military vehicle a styles and: dagger-sharp shoes--' wheels" is a have suddenly brought back the|which transports ankle-length skirt court, jury It was the one new fashion|the scene of uprisings development in London's Easter 4; added that the yarade in the working-class sub- ingly repressive measures urbs. ; I just got fed up with those!, measure of the degree and in- extra short. skirts I'd been tensity of disenchantment wearing,' explained Heathei haem -- Brodie, 16. 'I felt like wearing something completely differ- traveling been and executioners to admiral] "increas- em- ployed by the Cuban regime is to the Castro regime as it once of Havana has adopted more ter- Communist police state has shocks largely discounted,"' the But he loved jit and he was on Hey wrote in the forward the job Monday studying the n ormed sources among e€X-\weekend's recordings les and others say sabotage now is not so much a problem TONY RANDALL BURL IVES * BARBARA EDEN was because the dictatorship in rible methods to suppress it. One method, said a member of the committee, is to go into spending Nothing raises parliamentary hackles quicker than this sort wants the 'six of deadline treatment. In a Par- to make an uninhibited |iament where the government befof recommending a jacks a majority represents to thé full committee and a real danger of defeat to-the he Commons governing party the six The committee planning. of Com-jan outline of how the planning The present sys-\of parliamentary business is down just before|/handled in the British House of resulting in'an unprece- Commons and the French Na _Good Friday sitting of tional Assembly Tremors, Waves Wreck Industry _ SEWARD Earthquake Stanley Knowles, New Demo whip, an MP for 16-years acknowledged expert on rules and proce to the. proposal to ignore the 48-hour wajting period Mi men" study SiX| rule to t cratic and parliamentary jures, Knowles it subjects. the is the method of dealing with emergency situa- tions, such as the government's proposal earlier this month that Parliament approve Canadian participation in the United Na tions force on Cyprus repercussions this event were serious, producing a rare censure motion § against Deputy Speaker Lucien Lamou reux which was defeated. De bate on this motion'was marked by a spate of self-criticism. by MPs over the procedural: han- dling of the Cyprus motion. Mr. Knowles says his personal opinion is that rules can be writ ten which would make it pos sible for the government to bring emergency business be- ng out an estimated fore the Commons and at the\2 per cent of its industry same time protect minority "St of its Jobs rights ; The of 1,700 In the case of Cyprus; the gov supply port for nment was required by exist- Alaska, had won an al One of the will examine A second problem for has . before it involves the mons business tem broke Easter dnted The of Alaska tidal waves have wrecked this -- Can and and city 90 to and to (AP) city was award last Thursday preparing for big celebration next Saturday But there wouldn't be celebrate Homes were small boat the entire laska much smashed harbor ruined facilities of Railroad wiped out Despite the destruction onty Iwo lives were lost. But 12 to 20 other persons are missing Mayor Perry Stockton jated property damage {000.000 or more |WAS NEAR CENTRE Seward, located on-the Peninsula 60 miles south chorage, was only a tance west of the centre great earthquake The tremor hit one-two punch a and the town a major interior A meri- Canadian Trade Boom Predicted McINTYRE Special to Shipping mer er esti at $20 Kenai of An short dis of the By M,. HOOD them, such as the ish built Beaverpine inion het of St 6000-ton Brit- She is now way from London to the feeling Lawrence, andewill soon un- future trade értake direct service to the and Briti h and Great Lakes ports ing it from the ground and then 5 due for é like the 5010-to.. unleashing a massive wave have been water that swept down Resu from th re Bay into the heart of LONDON a new » that the fir ChY be- d a shatter anada , Ged Other vessels of enter tU-' Lord Viking ring Sied on charter lab secur Nor lion hand Cgian of In a forthrig Standard 0 tanks exploded and nt Texaco company > other end of town ured and blackened ht manner sound like Jamies said to Canada which Company of. the Anglo-Cana Mr James. an I look forward to a growing' inadiah | reviv of Canadian Trade, Tx Limited, ana share this, the tish: will R have to show a good deal more routir the -mid and ¢ west of has more made dian hief op him a Cana R directo of -C a im nadian Pacif The Britain rections for Ships in 31 5.000 } Meantime 1,000- to chunk waterfront had slipped off into the bay,' taking a cannery, docks, warehouses offices and 15 fuel storage tanks ith it a foot of i particularly in west and anada The any the far job Cunard Steamship.Com also very much interest-|" ed in the Canadian freight busi- have chartered four ships which will operate a London ta the Great Lakes service. It is also. working in co-operation th the Donaldson line an an- other. service 'from Liverpool "rita through the St. Lawrence Sea- Vill DO way'? $ ay said ness faith in ¢ velopment is thal evel LANDSCAPING Call 623-5757. Now Van Belle Gardens 3 Miles East of Oshawa on Highway No, 2 GIVE MOM anada de rreate was MARITIME GROW TH e of th of iners an ialized glass and mport hard dt part of a Swedish h d an assem in Nova Scotia Lawrer Seaway has 1 the pattern of shipping continent ace of the paver ship > and other quiring an in of - smaller = tain, the In tween Bri Canada 10,000 nadian | are a umber ome Now and then everybody gets a "tiredvout" feeling, and may be bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth- ing seriously wrong, just a temporary condition caused by urinary irritation or bladder discomfort. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney -Pills. Dodd's help stimulate the kidneys to relieve this condition which may often cause back- ache and tired feeling. .Then you feel hetter, rest better, work better. Get* Dodd's Kidney Pills now: Look for the blue box with the red band at all drug counters. You can depend on Dodd's.60 p with! 225 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH PHONE 728-4911 ent an area where cane fields have been burned deliberately: and line up a half-dozen peasanis, guilty or not, and shoot them. The effect is to terrorize. the entire community, and to put Glenn From Election Try sve: sssante'on guar agains SAN ANTONIO, Tex, (AP)-- fields, such as from lightning. Former ast ronau t John H "EDUCATIONAL: GROUP Glenn, Jr., withdrew Monday paul Bethel, 44, press attache - from the Ohio U.S. Senate cam- at the U.S. Embassy in Havana their paign because--of injuries from/from 1958 .to. the U.S.-Cuban knees. a bathroom fall last month. break in relations in 1961, is ex- almost No man has a right to ask ecutive secretary of the citizens for a seat in either branch of) committee and describes it as a the (U.S.) Congress merely be- non-profit research and educa- cause of a specific event such tional organization to gather in- erpool, Sheffield. Nottingham. 4% orbiting the earth in a space|formation about conditions in |Manchester, Leeds and other craft." Glenn. told reporters|Cuba and to help the U.S. pub- places in Britain, It grew into a/after one of his physicians said/lic and government figures "ar- participation in-the ele ctionjrive at conclusions regarding campaign would be detrimental the threat which Cuba presents to his health and recovery. to our security and to the se- Glenn's statement was made/curity of this hemisphere."' at the U.S,. Air Force Hospital The cOmmittee's 53-page re- Lewis in The Daily Herald sai a: where he was brought March 6 port said the eyewitness stories The, most fascinating aspec et to recover from inner ear dam-jit contains show 'Communist nie sahathvar Cuba is an advanced apo daciey eth trend will and injury impaired and military base of the Krem- mean long everyone, "enn's sense of balance and lin For the curtailed his plans to retire Injuries Force Heather dropped her hem line to her shapely ankles To the suggestion that the long skirts make walking extra difficult, 17 - year - old Sandra Pearce said We hobbled just as much in those tight short skirts." Easter holiday the teen- of London's seamy resi- dential areas shocked many ders when they hiked skirts far above their Some, - in fact rose thigh-high IT CAUGHT ON The fashion: caught So, Last agers on in Liv- MEL KRUGER REPRESENTATIVE SUN LIFE Assurance Company of Canada Style rage Commenting on the long suf- ragette style skirts which bloomed over the Easter week end, fashion writer Shirley BUSINESS: 725-4563 RESIDENCE: 723-7900 to ankle- | ** oTThe ear «the catch on for is len skirts EASTMAN 2nd HIT COLOR FEATURE MAUREEN O/HARA--JOHN FORSYTHE "EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH" Color 'HONE ~ TORONTO -- 282-3969 -- WHITBY 666-2692 Box Office Opens 7 P.M. (incl. Sundays) Show Storts 7:30... , FREE IN CAR HEATERS Free Balloons for all the kiddies. time has come' for a : change." from the Marine Corps March 1 to enter the Senate race in Doris' Langley Moore,. who Ohio rite e war a : i pede en of costume "phe marine lieutenant-colonel and BSS; Se ; ; said he might return to his ab LS home near Houston within a wearing long skirts enter- ' week or so aining, and working girls wear- As to his future' plans, ing them out doors, there's yrobably- another new look on Medians there will be other the way opportunities for service to our Miss -Lewis country or be a later time when the new hobble skirts as ay can conduct the type of cam- to the womanly and a paign I think every candidate reaction boots and chould conduct." KAYE'S SPORTSWEAR -- LADIES' WEAR 68 Simcoe North OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. Every Thursday and Fridey Use Kaye's Budget Plan CITY OF OSHAWA 2nd INSTALMENT OF 1964 REALTY INTERIM TAX DUE In accordonce with the provision of The. Municipal Act ond pursuant to By-Law No, 4331 adopted by Council on January! 6th, 1964, the Second Instalments, of realty toxes for 1964 | become due os follows: LAST DAY TO AVOID PENALTY COLOR OF sINK 2nd PRINT ON BILLS Instalment Green April Ist 5&6 Red April 6th IF ANY INSTALMENT IS PAST DUE -- Please telephone Tax Office for PENALTY AMOUNT to ADD When remittting by mail to City Hall. vou get women for Glenn of said sociologists eturn sharp slacks PAYABLE On On or before. t¢ ) or before REPLACE GUESTWICK Each of the this Norfolk sapling TREES England 189 inhabitants village will to replace the felled due to arming methods (CP} of plant many modern Please refer your tax notice for:-- WHERE, WHY and HOW TAXES SHOULD BE PAID CIVIC ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CITY OF OSHAWA TELEPHONE 725-1153 Cc. L. COX, CITY TAX COLLECTOR trees SUPPLY TEACHERS Required to supply in area comprising Ajax, Picker- ing Village, Bay Ridges, and Rosebank. If -neces- sary, transportation may be provided. 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