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16 THE OSHAWA WMES, Tuesdey, Moy 31, 1966 The driver of this truck may have thought Monday that Montreal's notorious potholes are getti t Internal By JOSEPH MacSWEEN Canadian Press Staff Writer Nigeria, Uganda and Congo have entered a new act in the drama of black Africa's independence movement, They are embroiled in an episode of challenge to high-handed au- thority and rulers. But there appears to be an essential difference between the fatal fighting in Nigeria and Uganda, on the one hand, and the attempted coup in the Congo, on the other The fear of traditionalist forces that they are losing power and influence forever is behind the fighting in Nigeria and Uganda, two of black Af-! POTHOLE? big. Actually, the vehicle was parked and this sec- tion of midtown Montreal's Clark Street gave way be- neath it, ground wire gas pipes. (CP Wirephoto) severing under - and natural Power Struggles Mark New African Nations rica's most advaficed countries These countries have been the| comparatively stable--until this|observers of the scene year~while life has been one shock after another in the French - speaking Congo ever since it won independence from Betgium in 1960. : The Congolese brand of grab- all political warfare caused Gen, Joseph Mobutu to step in last November and seize power be- fore something more serious would happen REBELS STILL EXIST Mobutu's accession to power, however, did not eliminate rebel pockets throughout his vast country. There still are some Artificial Ventricle Fails To Save Woman, 63 NEW YORK (AP) -- Mrs,|timed to match the natural Louise Ceraso, who for 12 days|nulse of an individual's heart used an artificial left ventricle} to aid her long-ailing heart, died today at Brooklyn's Maimon- ides Hospital. and used onl; part time The made ventricle man about eight inches long and 1% The 63-year-old widow hadjinches in diameter--was placed| been described as 'doing well"| Wholly within the body, but its until she suffered a stroke Wed nesday and lapsed into uncon sciousness. The woman entered the hos vice is to contro] system was outside The part-time use of the de time for the "subtle da allow body to correct ans pital with 2 medical history of/mage" done by it. There was being bedridden for the last six evidence, it was said, that Gam-; years with congestive heart fail-|8&¢ does occur when the ventri ure, In addition she from diabetes and kidney liver disorders and been doing 50 per cent of the pumping work of her heart Implanted May 18 by a med {eal team headed by Dr Kantrowitz, the device was| 350 dogs and one | The artificial ventricle hadjpatient before it was implanted| howeve in Mrs. Cesaro, Dr. Kantrowitz/ thei said. The other human die d|Some demand retention of the later of complications not direc-| federal Adrian | tls suffered | cle is run continuous! niricie was tested--on other human The ve related to @ surgery, he said Bear Loses Death Duel With Lone Prospector EDMONTON (CP)--Death in the form of an angry black bear stalked a 60-year-old man for|as he picked up his ax, but the|in seven hours across the Arctic} barrens last week, | gleaming claws ready to strike The prospector yelled again bear would retreat no farther Lypka had often faced bears | five to eight pockets of rebel] activity in the Congo, say close! Some} of the rebels have turned to out- right banditry, Under these con-| ditions, plots against Mobutu are hardly surprising The Nigerian troubles a different pattern. They from the decision of Mah.-Gen.| Johnson Aguiye Ironsi, head} of the military government! which seized power in January,! to merge Nigeria's four federal iregions into a_ single |state--a republic The Muslim northern region, | bigger in territory and popula- tion than the other three region, together, saw its dominance} | slipping away under the new jplan and large-scale riots en-| jsued |EVIL OMEN | The scope of the Northern dis jturbances and killings must be jan evil omen for Agulye-Ironsi| }and his hopes for a non-tribal,| non - sectarian, non - regional/| | Nigeria, which has a population) of 55,000,000. He announced the ollow result | unitary | Plan last week Aguiye-Ironsi may have been encouraged to expect compli Jance since the Muslims did not! rise when their spiritual leader,| the Sardauna of Sokota was Slain in January along with Prime Minister Sir Abubekarj Tafeway Balewa, also a north erner The Sardauna was premier of the northern region but it noz his popularity had reatly waned, The northerner are not willing to see er follow the Sardauna, | appears system, want secession The outlook of the northerns -- many of the Hausa tribe -- can be roughly com pared with Uganda's southern| tribe, the Baganda, who make! up nearly one-third of the coun-| try's 7,000,000 population PROUD PEOPLE The Baganda, however, are not only the most populous tribe} their East African country but they can boat some four! centuries of more or less coher-| while others Nigerian} Fred Lypka of Edmonton told) but in 23 years in the north,/ent history. They also produced} Monday of the ordeal in which/this was the first one he was/the intelligentsia of Uganda | he retreated miles across the tundra toward his tent and the safety of his rifle Lypka, a prospector severa| miles from 950 miles north of Ye was armed with only an ax About 7 p.m, he sensed, rather than heard, the huge b ar » had come firm Lypka's yell startled the bea which backed away a step, it's Anglican Church Bars Professor TORONTO (CP) -- Prof George Lewis of 'he University of Toronto can no longer hold! a membership in the Anglican Church because he has joined the Roman Catholic Church, Rt Rev. H. R. Hunt, Anglican Suf working is camp owknile silently up behind! » unable to frighten off Cautiously, Lypka began mov- ing backwards | with some notable exceptions such as President Milton Obote a northerner 'As along as 1 was yeiling,| the bear said Lypka would hang back," But the minute stopped it would rear up a take a swipe at me Finally, he realized the bear asn't going to give up and be backing toward his on hope---a rifle-in his tent, miles awa Reaching a whic tal survey line in RASS was growing, fire flared away The bear backed € ran antl 1€ breath. He looked bear was. aimost again RESUMI The yelling, gasped for back. The upon him DUEL duel resumed swinging his ax Lypka and Mass Census Gets Underway OTTAWA (CP)--About 30.000 men and women start today on the biggest mass visitation of} Canadian homes since the 196 jhe began dropping matches and) Census | Over the next week or 10 days they will conduct a count of the population, collect information on the agricultural community and lay the groundwork for'a census of merchandising estab lishments later The information they seek is jless detailed than the major fragan Bishop of Toronto, an-/backing up a step at a time,|CCMSUs taken every 10 years nounced Monday. "Mr, Lewis, by virtue of his|ing, and waiting for its intended| action in applying for member-| victim to make a wrong move,| household ship in the Roman Catholic Church, has dissociated himself from membership in church/ committees," Rev The bear pras stalking, slash- Hours dragged by gan losing his voice At about 2 a.m., after seven Lypka be The last one was in 1961 The census - takers will list locations, size of} land-holdings, type of dwelling} and whether the householder} owns or rents the premises Hunt said./hours of terror, he reached his|They will collect names, rela-| "But in all charity, he {s at/camp. He turned, dashed for the| tionship to the head of house.| perfect liberty to worship within) tent and reached for the loaded, hold, our communion," | Prof. Lewis, a life-long Angli ean who was received into the/corner of the tent just six feet! detail! Roman Catholic Church Feb. 21,)away as the prospector raised| value of land, was a member of the Anglican) Church's national committee on Anglican-Roman Catholic rela tions He sald in an interview Satur day he was a member of both communione. rifle just inside The bear charged around the the rifle and dropped fired, The bear its back broken Lypka said he was 'just lucky" with the shot His glasses were steamed up from the sweat pouring down his face sex, age and marital) {status In agricultural areas will be sought such as} areas sown in} market value of| jmachinery, poultry and live jstock population, milk sales part-time work, employment of jhired hands, value of farm prod ucts sold and «pending on greater {Various crops | wages, rent and taxes ROGER APPLIANCES SAC CHE EE? 39" HOLLYWOOD si BED with smooth top mattress, box spring and head- board, 9.5 0 3-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 5.00 Pick @ balloon worth $10-$25-$50-$100 4 SEATER CHESTERFIELD and CHAIR Was $229.50, 179.50 Choice of colour, SAVE $50 Pick @ Ballon Worth $10 - $25 - $50 - - $ 100 AM/FM 10 TRANSISTOR RADIO for low, low price of 4.95 Many more to choose from up to 50% OFF BEVERLY SOUND SLEEP MATTRESS and BOX SPRING 9.50 SAVE $20.00 FREE ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 7-PIECE DINETTE SUITE 36 x 48 x 60 toble in french wolnut with 6 choirs REGULAR $129.50 9.50 SAVE $40.00 Birthday Roger Appliance and Furniture are celebrating their First Anniversary at 50 Bond St. East (former Credit Union Building) with fantastic savings on appliances PLUS and furniture everyone making a major purchase can win up to $100. 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