CEM ISTAMPS as FREE sonus JRCHASE R CUSTOMER ORE ONLY «D q . SIZE ANY ONE 2 PLY 2 ROLLs: -vaniTY = nH SPINACH , USE COUPON EXPIRES OCT. 19 HAMPTON AIRMAN * AC1 Cliff O. Chamber- "lin, 20, son of Mr, and Mrs, Guy Chamberlin of RR 1, * Hampton, services an air- craft engine during a 17- * week aero engine techni- » cian trade course at Cana- ~ dian Forces Base, Borden, Ont. He learns the me- + chanics of both the internal * combustion and jet aircraft disenchantment with official|shrugged off government objec- Rugger Team To Ignore U.K. 'Freeze' Of Rhodesia LONDON (CP) -- British rug-|white-minority regime out of ger has joined a royal race-joffice. horse as popular symbols of} Rugby Union authorities the British Lions will compete] in Rhodesia next summer. -- The union's open defiance drew public attention to the failure of British - led sanctions against Rhodesia at a _ time when pressure is building for an end to the whole objection. Less than a week ago, a report that a racehorse once owned by the Queen had found rassed the British government. At the same time, a London television program showed how easily businessmen, including Britons, flout the economic boy- cott imposed after Ian Smith declared Rhodesia's independ- ence of Britain 23 months ago. British Lions, a select team from the United Kingdom, is scheduled to play in Bulawayo attempts to freeze Rhodesia'sitions and announced Monday its way into Rhodesia embar- during a tour otherwise con- fined to South Africa. Rugby THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 11,1967 2] x" officials said the Rhod visit is a traditional part of South African tours. Last month, Yorkshire County Cricket Club declined a Rhodesian invitation to visit and said the refusal was made under pressure from the British government, Oldham soccer club quietly visited Rhodesia last summer without attracting|\denounced in public speeches much attention. Monday by Labor and Liberal The Rugby Union's disregard|members of Parliament. of the Labor government's| However, reports from pressure followed a weekend|Rhodesia published here say speech by Conservative party political and commercial Leader Edward Heath. calling|groups with strong connections for direct talks with Smith to|in Britain are campaigning for end the Rhodesian stalemate. {a British settlement with Smith Heath's proposal was|before the end of the year. engines, among which are those of the CF 100 Canuck, T 33 Silver Star, the Nep- tune submarine hunter, and the Dakota transport. If successful, he will graduate this winter, following which he will be posted to a Cana- dian Forces unit. (Canadian Forces Photo) German Playwright Booed AtPremiere Of Play On War BERLIN (Reuters)--West German playwright Rolf Hoch- huth was booed Monday night after the world premiere of his controversial play The Soldiers, which dramatizes Winston Churchill's part in ordering the bombing of German cities dur-) ing the Second World War. The audience of more than 1,000 at the Freie Volksbuehne Theatre enthusiastically applauded the actors at the end of the three-hour play . But when Hochhuth appeared in front of the curtain he was booed, although there were scattered shouts of bravo. Before the performance the 39-year-old playwright told a conference of 200 critics and reporters the play would imply that the British prime minister ordered the murder of Polish Gen. Vladislav. Sikorski. was made to the death of Gen. Sikorski--leader of the Polish government in exile who died in an airplane crash off Gibraltar in 1943. Churchill was not shown actually ordering the death. 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