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42.™ OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdey, September 28, 1966 'Coup D'Etat Rumors Sweep Dominican Republic Capital are To. DOMIN fanning the revolution in this capi- | ee eeeeeetteee Raminisan Banu! "They are ate trying to breathe into it with verbal stimu- occasional 'jolt chant of a claque Dominican leftists call. Juan Birchismo ao alive with tal 7 Acme d J Slogans Big , L] s In Nigeria LAGOS (Reuters)--Nigerians "have an astonishing relish for slogans and mottoes whether in business, politics or even reli- gion This is illustrated by a teen- age boy who inflates bicycle tires in Enugu, capital of the 'eastern group of provinces. He proudly proclaims his enter- prise on a signboard as-the Ni- gerian Pneumatic Corporation," On a huge signboard in front of a shack which passes for a garage, a motor mechanic will advertise himself as a 'Doctor of Cars." An ill-equipped watch repairer 'will describe himself as a "Wiz- ard of Watches," Many a shoemaker is a "Mas- ter of Leather" while radio mechanics are 'Doctors of Electronics." Nigerian native doctors and herbalists sometimes display a poster reading "Doctor of All Diseases." One doctor in Iba- dan, western Nigeria, proclaims himself 'Doctor of Death." In the field of transport slo- gans and catch - phrases are widely used. Usually displayed on a motor vehicle above the windshield or *serawled on the body are slo- ~gans varying from "Massacre," "Never say die," "Stormy Weather," "'No condition is per- "manent" and "No telephone to "Heaven" to more pious ones such as "The Lord Is My Shep- -herd," "Save me, oh God" and "God's time is ihe best," Taxis, which cruise at some- times frightening speed, carry such names as "Land Jet," "VC-10,"" "Rocket," "Satellite," and 'Stormy Weather." Political parties made use during the last election cam- paign of such lavish slogans as Operation Bulldozer, Operation Knockout, Operation Caterpil- lar, Operation Liquidation, Op- eration Broom, "Life more "abundant" and "Forward ever, backward never." Dogs Sold For Research NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. (CP) -- A man who sells dogs to the University of British Co- Tumbia for research says he is Man ashamed" of his profes- jon "I have been at it for 10 years," said Dick Horton, a 60- year-old livestock dealer who also owns a farm in nearby Langley. "Everything is clean and above board." "I may not be right, but I am in favor of using animals for * research rather than doing 'away 'with them in other ways,' * gaid Horn: any woud fay Paw: have researchers practise on animals than on human beings. ta is what animals are here © Mr. Horton believes he is the only private citizen supplying dogs to UBC for research, The university, he said, gets most of its dogs from pounds or by raising them. * He said about 75 per cent of 'the dogs he buys come from eFraser Valley farms and he sel- dom buys a dog from someone he does not know personally. "If someone does approach me and tries to sell a dog I check pretty carefully into his background," said Mr. Horton. NONE ARE PETS He said none of the dogs he "buys for the university could be 'considered pets. The dogs are "no longer wanted by their own- 'ers, he said, and if he did not _ Duy them they would be sent to pounds or shot by their owners. He said some of the people "who complain about dogs being used for research will gladly eat beef at a meal, although _fattle are slaughtered much -agmore cruelly than research ani- _ mals are treated. "T hate to see waste of some- thing that can be used," said -Mr. Horton. "It is silly to think that research could be done in any other way. "The university uses rats, rabbits, sheep, monkeys. Why is the SPCA raising such a stink about dogs" Mr. Horton would not reveal how much he pays for the dogs, nor how much he receives for them from the university. He 'also refused to discuss the num- 'her of dogs he sells annually. PLAN FOR COLOR DAKAR (AP)--A Senegalese | pharmacist, Mrs. Felicia Basse, has developed brown lipstick in| a variety of shades because she feels it is more appropriate for Negro women than red lipstick. of ican Peace Force leaves plots to overthrow the new gov- ernment, Students of Dominican _poll- tics discount any immediate Li Sat. iy after the In Vavewaeeee shortly, ter-Amer-|,y There is some apprehension the ipoued by the of restraints oh naleas a wave p pire political reprisals among those involved in the bloody April 24, 1965, fratricide, MARKED FOR DEATH Part of Santo Domingo is known to be heavily armed, even with high explosives, In recent weeks one top. political figure was slain, another seriously. wounded. Others, including in Heice a My nore uprising, to be marked tat yy Vi Force, mostly U.S, troops, is troops|credited with presetving peace and helping 'ius democratic rule to the Dominican Repub- lic. Its evacuation began in July and the men still here are due to leave by Sept. 20, There is speculation that left- ist factions, fearing serious problems with extremist ele- ments in the armed forces, are stirring up fresh agitation in the hope President Jeqquin Ba- forces to * yemaln longer: The Dominican. armed forces either The Inter - American Peace were unable or unwilling to! stop right - wing extremist ter- rorism against the provisional government early this year. The present military leader- ship seems loyal to Balaguer, but it's no secret that one group of right. po ayer 4 mostly at San Is remains faithful to ex-Gen. El- ias Wessin y Wessin, the anti- Communist militant booted out by ex-president Hector' Garcia-| ad a@ year ago. fac la na indinatian Ralag. uer 'intends to request the hemi- Indians Seek To Remove Vestige Of Colonial Rule BOMBAY (CP) -- T went yjconstable with the white soldier. years after dence, most! "Today, the white soldier is Indians still dread a policeman.| gone but the policeman is still This is One of the hangovers of|the object. of distrust. Federal the country's colonial past. |and provincial governments are|Bombay Times of India recently |reported tha Under Rrifish rule. the police lanxious to remove this barrier noted in _commenting bea a re- eee Aisa ared ti invariabiy were regarded as aujand severai puice cominipaivia |r ee it over ee from 100 to However, 0 cto mut lished in the New Dethi a heme Se sphere force to remain in Santo Domingo. Men forse' Nationalist politic [nave reported on the problem |for gambling in the|nephew to the police fans used to bi st the Indian'of better police-public relations. 'foothills of the weaheee hadland gave them a beating. , AsP FANCY QUALITY, RED SOCKEYE SALMON bs 59: '\ REG. 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