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INTERPRETING THE NEWS 'Rhodesian Retreat "22 A Wilson Triumph Joh] Canadian Press Staff Writer at Premier Ian Smith in the face 'la triumph for British Prime .jserved notice seizing geo By CAROL KENNEDY The retreat by Rhodesian of Britain's ultimatum follow- ing his threat to seize independ- ence for his self-governi 'er only will be widely rega Minister Harold Wilson in his first big overseas crisis. It was a critical test of wills jin a potentially-<dangerous situa- tion and Wilson appears to have come. out on top by shock therapy tactics rather than conventional diplomacy, The Wilson government had ence unilaterally would be r garded as treason. Sir Hugh Foot, the Wilson government's representative at the United Nations, recently witelwar," Rebelling by white-ruled "|Rhodesia would likely put a ers (Roma). of 7 Mrs. Thelma) of hay James and \Ken- of | nati warned against the possibility of race' tensions in Southern Africa exploding into a "color spark to the tinderbox of. black list if not in pee Maurice W. Feidey, , Oct, 30, aoe % ro | 'Beloved gil or ots. K. L, "eo atnorpe), London; "thy (Mrs. R. Kurus) Montreal and Maur- + ice Jr., Ajax. Resting at the Morris Fu- *hapel, Bowmanvil Were Ms on Monday at 2 p.m. Inter: * ment Seumenville Cemetery. HERBERT, Walter "Entered into rest, illness, at the Church of Eng! ear father of Frances Doro-| thing"--it is possible to deduce . Joseph Clark Whitby. + Interment was in Austratia. ~ LENNOX, Donald _ om into rest, Sunnybree Nursir yy Township, hy Friday, and m osname ald of Salisbury editorialized bel white Rhodesian citizens Sol') ence," but the Rhodesian busi- LOCKE'S FLORISTS Funeral arrangements floral requirements for oll eccosions. "OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 -_ Egy ai SERVICE Kiridness beyond Price, yet Within reech of all GERROW FUNERAL HOME 390 KING STREET WEST TELEPHONE 728-6226 .|tion, almost certairly in the vie neighboring black-ruled states tal, Be Bowmenvitie, on ice W. Crook, , le, Service in 1 October 22, i9es, otijence, but he did not make this jal in Guildford West, Australia, be- -/ tion. 'This was the "blunt voice of the '|British middle classes" ) 'British and international com- Rhodesia itself, where the na- tionalist leaders are in deten- of Zambia and Malawi. 'UPSET EVERYTHING' From Smith's choice of words in his retreat--that the Wilson ultimatum had "upset every- that he was in fact planning to resort to unilateral action. He now says the Nov. 5 referendum is not to be regarded as a man- date for unilateral independ- clear before. What made Smith pull back | from the brink? Almost cer- 'ainly, the threat of an eco- ymic freeze and the conviction Labor government in Britain as far less likely to yield ground than a Tory administra- The antismith Rhodesia Her- "Tory suaveness" was notably missing from Wilson's warning. and "the time for wriggling '1s over." The first reaction of most seemed angry and even more defiant at "British interfer- ness community, led by big Ss, appears to have influ- one Smith to moderation. Mining companies such as the Anglo-American Corpora- tion and Rhodesian Selection Trust have an interest in Zam- bia and elsewhere in Africa and would obviously try to prevent a showdown. IN MEMORIAM All througn October--known in Rhodesia as "suicide month" |because the oppressive heat preceding the rains frays the nerves--defiant Rhodesians ap- OBITUARIES OLIVE RUTH CORNER The death of Olive Ruth Corner occurred in Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital today following a short illness. Last residence was 300 Byron street, Whitby, and she was in her 62nd year. The former Miss Olive Ruth Campbell she was born in Black Cape, Quebec, a daughter of Mrs. Evangeliné and the late -|Mr. James Edward Campbell. Educated in publie schools in New Richmond, Quebec, she graduated from Campbelltown Business College in 1921. In 1926 she married Bruce O. Corner in Whitby and the couple have lived there since that time. Mr. Corner is chief of the Whit- by Volunteer Fire Brigade. Mrs. Corner was an adherent of the Whitby Baptist Church and is survived by her husband, mother, two sons, James and Kenneth of Whitby, three daugh- ters, Mrs. J. W. French (Aileen), Oshawa, Mrs. C. A. Rogers (Roma), Oshawa, Mrs. M. Bemis (Thelma), Brooklin, and 11 grandchildren. Funeral service will be held in W. C. Town Funeral Chapel, November 2, at 2 p.m. and Rev. J. McLeod, minister Whitby Baptist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mount Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Warren Mowat, Harold Boys, John Heard, Everett Pogson, Owen Greenfield and Clifford Watson. FUNERAL OF WILFRED NORMAN AYLESWORTH The funeral service for Wil- fred Norman Aylesworth, 166 Celina street, who died suddenly Tuesday, Oct, 27 wag held in McIntosh-Anderson Funeral Cha- pel Friday, Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. Rev. L. W. Herbert, minister King Street United Church con- ducted the service and inter- peared to be itching to emulate Premier Verwoerd's South Afri- can republic, unpopular with world opinion but nevertheless enjoying a galloping prosperity. By a coincidence, cooler|\!% counsels prevailed just as the rains broke over Rhodesia's parched plateau. Although Rho- desia probably could get along in alliance with South Africa and Portugal in the event of|p stiff British sanctions, about 50 hep per cent of Rhodesia's rts are taken by Britain arf one to-| Hi third of her all-important bacco crop, The colony was formerly known as Southern Rhodesia. Its official name became Rho-| ¢, desia when neighboring North- ern Rhodesia became Zambia recently on independence from Britain. CRASH KILLS 12 SAIGON (AP) -- A Vietnam- ese helicopter crashed into the rugged terrain of Darlac prov- ince, killing 12 persons aboard, most of+them civilian depend- ents, the defence ministry said] ; today. The crash, 140, miles north of Saigon, occurred Tues- day and was not reported ear- lier because it was not con- nected with the war, a ministry spokesman said. Wiese, ge "6 ete Alvin, Cuthberison, X PiRsT i. -- Purse 81900. ($3500), wi al iden twoyeercids. 7 Fur- SECOND RACE -- vy de "ped ol GREENWOOD ENTRIES MONDAY, November 2 Meek tas xd The Loot, vg Regd 'Bird, NO: Boy M6. Humber Broom, No a Hop Hop, No Boy 113 2 eligible: toatl Cuthbertson, Enright, C°& Lyons and T febie and Mrs W Von C--W'B Crane ond DR Getty Entry. FIFTH RACE -- Purse $2400 (87500) . Three- Seo 7 Furlongs. is 'Huong, premier - designate of] Clean Up - SAIGON (AP) -- Tran "Van South Viet Nam, promised to- day to crack down on the "'de- gradation" of Vietnamese youth, clean up the whole gov- ernment, and revitalize the na- tion in a total war on commu- nism. In his first public speech, Huong outlined the program he planned to follow as soon as he has been confirmed by the neutralists and Com- Clei Three-year-olds in Canada, 7 Furlongs. Von Rich, Walsh 123 cae Johnie, Potts 120 1 Pin s X15 Also Eligible: Briefsin, No Boy, 117, THIRD RACE -- Purse $1900 ($3500) ia? Two-year-old maidens (Divn. of i 7 Furlongs. For Wyn, McComb ig Meteoric, McComb 115 arty Batter, Maxwell 112 jet N 'otts 11 Music Note, Fitzsimmons 117" Srperal Case, Stadnyk 115 Fi » No Boy 15 Martian » No Boy 11 Nilot, No Boy 120 tad Page, Suctcliffe XXX102 and He} "ms No Kidding, Also Eiigibier van Fun-Fun, Cuthbert- son, X110; Champagne Lil, Remillard, 112; Sagamo Sade, Cuthbertson, X107; White Wheels, Harris, X110; Young Fash- FOURTH RACE -- Purse $2000 Ng ed Claiming. Three-year-olds and up. and three-sixteenths Miles. Enlyn Lad, No Boy A-119 Chance Cover, No Boy 119 Biue Fox 2nd, No Boy A-119 Glenspeed, Cuthbertson B-X114 outa wy ann Cocktail and Bronze bie ag cuneerteon X105 io No Boy, 112; Pigskin Peter, No Boy, Black 'al, Cassis Aves. No Discard; Cuthbertson X1 ¢|} Dark Red, Parsons X107 SIXTH RACE -- Purse $2600. "Lake Allowances, Two-yearolds, 7 » Robinson 112 \ md Riche yeni x107 oxwrell t b Garden, No Boy 10° Hetoris Ser eb vader Vi 'Leblanc 109 ihe argos Fitasimmons. 119 fates Dittfech 16 severe RACE -- Purse | $3000. "The Allows t + olds Farnsfield, 2 ride 'rn. wy ane 2 EIGHTH RACE -- Purse $2100 ($3500) Claiming. Three-vear-olds and up, One one-sixteenth Miles. Ved; 4 yt, 6 XX--7 Ibs, AAC XXX--10 Ibs. AAC -- POST TIME<1.30 P.M. supreme governin was a short, ha minced no words. national council as Viet Nama munists." official. It speech that Hi nation's: thriving: blac ik market After calling for discipline, mene ENGINEERS of rapid edv to smash the| since launched an effort to 1 and halt injustices by local of-; Union ficials. able for ' Pan American Petroleum Corporation, a member of the Standard Oil Com- pany (Indiana) organization, has several challenging career openings in the Canadian. Division Office in Calgary and in the field operation in Alberta. * Graduate engineers 'with 1 to 3 years of experience in any industry and interested in growing with a young and dynamic Western Canadian oil and gas producting industry, are codrially invited to send a brief resume to: Sidney B, Richards Division Engineer Pan American Petroleum Corporation 444 - 7th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta. a Pen Anmariocn ls o/sentiy (reeiy Ot oe tal seen en ae ee in on orgonizeton. *\ end salaries in to th ania serine AR omen ere ORSON FORECAST: COLD WINTERY MORNINGS AHEAD! "ERIZE driving. Cold Weather's coming fast! Don't let it catch your car unprepared for rugged WINTER driving condi- tions. DRIVE in to one of these automotive spe- cialists and have your car prepared for safer winter ment was in McNeil C y; Wick. Pallbearers were Harold Aylesworth, William Aylesworth, Sidney Marshall, and from Phoeix Oddfellows Lodge, Mel) Inche, Graham Malloy and Bert Terwillegar. Phoenix Lodge also held a service in the chapel, Thursday at 7 p.m, which was under the direction of Noble Grand Mel Inche. FUNERAL OF REBECCA JANE DAVIES The funeral service for. Rebecca Jane Davies, a resident of Hillsdale Manor who died in Oshawa General Hospital, Wed- nesday, Oct. 28, was held in Mc- Intosh-Anderson Funeral Chapel Friday, Oct. 30 at 3.30 p.m. GALLAGHER -- in bey memory of our deer mother, le Gall --Always remembered by Arvilie, Steve and family. TODD -- In loving memory of husband, Charlies A. Todd, who anes away October 31, 1963. IN MEMORIAM BRAWN -- In loving memory. of our dear brother, Charles Edward Brawn, who passed away November 1, 1963. There's an open gate At the end of the road, Through which each must go elone, And there in a light We cannot see, pal Father claims His own. the gate, our loved one ly remembered and sadiy missed and sisters. BROWN -- In loving memory of « dear bap end grandtather, ore ener who passed away November | Wt broke rears tone. you, For ert of ut ent with you he dey God cel! 'ou home. pe Linke missed oy inen remembered ee son Clifford, ee "in-law Evelyn and grandchildren. BROWN ~ In loving memory of a deer father and grandfather, Normen J. be who passed away Novernber |, 61 He is gone but not forgotten And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us. Many think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That in within base Sige concealed. Your gentie face and patient smile With sadness | recall, You had a kindly word for each And died beloved by all That loved us well and tri Ah, bitter was the trial to pert From one so good as You ere hot forgotten Nor will you ever be, As jong as life and 2 eee lest 1 will remember | miss you now, my jg 's sore, As time goes by | miss you more, Your loving priie, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant plece, --Sadly By ty his loving wite. Tove one e MOUNT LAWN | : MEMORIAL PARK @ ASSURES PERPETUAL MEMORIALIZATION @ EIGHT NATURAL FLORAL GARDENS Courteous information at the Park Office. Phone 723-2633 MONUMENTS -- MARKERS - RIMAR 4 MEMORIALS 152 SIMCOE ST. S. OSHAWA EVENINGS 728-6627 OFFICE 723-1002 ne jetty, - lew Dave, Gremciiioren Corel real Rose Anne and Rickey. psy ly -- In loving memory of Nor- Brown, who passed away Novem- Hog ? "1961. No morning igen no night returns - 1 think of Those left behind @ ars very good, But none replaces you. Many @ silent tear is shed When | am ail alone, The one | loved so very much, The one | called my own o=Gadly missed by wife Rose. PP ag Sato --~ In _toving memory dear husband and father. Atlan D. Forbes who passed away November |, 1943. Softly the leaves of memory fall, very we gather and treasure them mann, unheard, he is always near, sn loved, still missed and very dear. --Lovingly Lig bt by wite hs Marjorie 'and daughter on ee" -- in in Son memory of a oa A vl Elizabeth ™ » who Semel oe jay October 31, She was a Feta $0 vi Contented her there; * ne gulaed my path and helped me 111 follow her footsteps 4 will never go wrong. v Sadly missed and aay 'emembered by daughter Dolly, - in = law Doug, grandchildren Garry, Sharon and Colleen. jar eee -- In loving a rearory oa Monaghan, whom lear mother, Elizabeth Got called to be with Him, October 31, home "ond always A wondertul mother, woman and eid, ye who was better God never made, A wondertul worker, rove and true, One in @ million, that, mother was "at ' onl - -_ Judgment, 1, always "al, ever uprigh' test b's friend ne pnd all_you eee A wonderful "mot > that mother Was Lovingly remembered end. sedi missed by ceustter Theresa, sone Willem and BARNETT -- Now convalescing at his residence at 1049. , following « three- Oshawa and Toronto General Hospitals, Mr. Malcolm C. Barnett, Principal and Owner of the Oshawa Business College, wishes to express sincere appreciation to friends, students, and Staff for the many cards, flowers and letters received. Ap- preciation is also extended to the nursing staff of both institutions and to Doctors Glatier and Richardson, physi- cians. A particular note of appreciation is extended to the Staff of the Oshawa Busi- ness College who in addition to their reg-|« vier duties, did many extre curricular fasks end spent many additional hours on ay, in maintaining | the regular sched- ule in the absence of the Principal. EPWORTH -- Mrs. E. Hepworth and tomy wish to express sincere thanks and appreciation to their many relatives, friends @nd neighbors for their kind ex- pressions of 'sympathy extended during rag f i siggy A ig hy se age be me om 0 Doctor K. Hobbs Poswal Chapel, --Elizebeth 'honk SLEEMAN ~ We with fo extend deep: est appreciation to my many relatives, friends and neighbors for beautiful floral tributes end kindness shown in the be- reavement of my dear father. Stectet thanks to Dr. Patterson and nurses on 2nd floor, fa General Hospital; also: Rev. Holmes and Mcintosh-Anderson Fu- neral Home for efficient management of services. Hilda B, Sieeman. TEMPLAR ~~ The femily of the lete Charles i would ike. to thank Dr. oO. Bie Dr. Campbell neighbors Oshawa Yacht Haven, Oshawa Yacht Club, Oshawa Kiwanis Club, Oshawa Firefighters Asso- tions, staff of the Armstrong Funeral for thelr many kind ects The voice is mute and a be the heart, | he educated in Myrtle where CARD OF THANKS): on|Mrs, Fred (Evelyne) McFarlane during | 4, Pastor Percy Manuel of the lagher,|Seventh Day Adventist Church conducted the service assisted by Monte Myers and Brother M. M. Gutman, Interment. was in Union Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Virgil Clymer, Erwin Dingman, Bruce Staubity, Herold Lofthouse, Thomas J, Buchanan and Alpha) |McPherson, REVA ELVEAN LINTON Trenton resident Reya Elvean |Linton died Friday in Oshawa General Hospital after a long ill- ness. She was in her 50th year. Born in Stouffville, and raised she lived most of her life. Mrs. Linton was the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Cooper, Myrtle. Mrs, Linton attended Myrtle United Church. She married Stanley Levi Linton in the + gl parsonage in June, 1042. : Surviving besides Mr. Linton and her parents are a sister, WINTERIZE to stay "ON THE GO" All Winter It's time to get your cor set for winter. We'll completely winterize it and put in the proper anti-freeze. Be safe mot sofry. Stop in soon. 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