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> (lh he ds a tablished Western industrial na- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, September 26,1959 11 : ; RR hd ---- | i tions. But the Asian members Ao Sl n O O1 | } O ! | gradually are stepping up their aid to each other. Burma, for example, started to train other nationals in its own ax Self- } lel ! TO iect specialized fields in 1957 apd 1938, The country now is training eight Malayans and one student Murderers by FREDERICK COLEMAN |by the Commonwealth consulta- Nepal, Indonesia, Japan, Thal- from Sarawak in rice cultivation ;| KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya tive commission on South and land and the Philippine islands and three students from Thailand mm Mad (Reuters) -- The Colombo plan. Southeast Asia. It was scheduled/are members, in agriculture and oil refining, born in Ceylon more than eight{to run for six years, but at a| At the outset, the flow of as. Cevlen has accepted 48 trainees [] |years ago to improve Asian liv- {Singapore meeting in 1055 the sistance was mainly from the es-! and provided re experts. Montmarte! ling standards and combat the|plan was extended until 1961. Ane|---- {spread of communism, gradually othe yeview of its future was! cassis _|is becoming as much an Asian set this year. VAR |self-help project as a straightfor-| Originally the plan grouped ARTINE CAROL .. |ward Western ald program. [Britain, Canada, Australia, New| | While the 20 member nations|zealand, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, | SPECIAL |prepare for their eighth annualMalaya, Singapore and British |fouteretes next month at Jogja. Borneo. The United States later' arta, Indonesia, the Sou ssoci w Southeast Asian members are [became 4 Bed Wily the: pros SUNDAY DINNER ziving evidence of their readiness | [10 help each other as well as re- OTHERS JOINED {ceive ald from "sponsor" coun-| Other Asian nations Joined the in air-conditioned comfort |eies. program and expanded it beyond | a picture directed by The range of the internal Asian | the Commonwealth. South Viet th mmonw. . Sou ef aid has not yet ccme near en ne. iia, Burma, GENOSHA HOTEL CHRISTIAN-JAQUE Jax value of more than $5,000, y Screenplay by PIERRE APESTEGUY in development help fond into the area by the I Based upon the novel by FRANCK MARCHAL | United States, Britain, Canada, { Australia, New Zealand and Ja-| - ene vialogue by HENRI JEANSON pan. | with PHILIPPE CLAY IMPORTANT TREND " #1 | But signs that the Asian nations | - are willing to help themselves | PLAZAS STARTS MONDAY § and each other has strengthened REGISTER NOW i ayy AANA ASAI expert opinion that the Colombo) . . . | FOR FALL Witty, Wise and Wicked ! |plan has been at least partly suc- |cessful--an important trend on | LESLIE DICK SAL MINEO ¢ GA™Y CROSRY AC 3 BACKERS GIVE WELCOME ae a Irenie Harvey CARON * BOGARDE | | "A PRIVATE'S AFF ATR PN-COLOR go ad i : : The plan came into operation Prime Minister Harold Mac- | followers on his arrival at | mit conference which he says | A.CCM. | | : {formally July 1, 1951, as a British|} ss, xing sT. W. RA 5.6122 1 in Bernard Shaw's millan, campaigning through | Manchester's central station. | he expects within the next year. ic tt t dl Britain for his Conservative | Macmillan is calling on British | The election is Oct. 8. ommonwealth project sponsoredij gop, BALLET -- C.D.T.A. TAP pp ANS " --AP Wirephoto | THE DOCTOR'S DILEMMA Party, waves to sign-bearing | voters to send him to a sum- | | WEAVY FIRE DAMAGE "amen. . -- With ALASTAIR SIM--ROBERT MORLEY CROSSWORD PUZZLE | COVENTRY, England (Reut- MORTGAGE LOANS DANCING oT In METROCOLOR SEER ers) A fire at the main Coventry plant of the Rootes car § Sonos oi i B . [SHIAIRIERRCIAIR 20} group caused damage estimated AVAILABLE AT ITS BEST + ' ory . Ae) 748 at more than £3,000,000. Flames i TONITE a i LAST DAY: B:1ake (Seok) 3, Volcamie : VEMH:Al spread rapidly early Wednesday 9. Eve's ock De) [rae au aren of about 30.000 Jones & Greer : EISEN 'LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY" ! 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Russ Press Says = WALLS and cantina MOSCOW (AP) -- Today's So-| The Literary Gazette ssid costs less than EEE st lg or it ro et : TOMORROW EVENING SEE 103 chev as going to his s!ican ers are planne | ie with President Eisenhower with| An exhibition. of American the key to the hearts of thel .. ...~coiintire and engravi ; American people in his pocket,|P2RE, SCUIPUITE & graying Ae) A i : crac ly (nr | GENERAL MOTORS KJ 2 8 visit came to its peak, the Soviet Joo .0qy Phi untindly e | Cp ; i 1 Or er per si. | PRESEN = an) lesson enough words to describe the 3 ND h [Ewtome, eg foot | only iA ) sjeo | viet leader's impact on the Amer-| i ican people. | Tass also reported that a spe- ? | pRcgoring on Pitsburgh Mayor 0 BETTS, SA Ae usebsy | BEGINNING ANOTHER EXCITING |riilies 0 bi recess has been released in M { a te Seve on the Cliy to Rurush 38 xe 5d 18 Mossew BUILDERS | SEASON OF LIVE DRAMA : uh Yes, there's a fun way, a really quick way to learn to paper Pravda says "it is not al AE, - ) dance, thanks to Arthur Murray's famous "Magic Step". EVE RYWHERE . In your first lesson eli the key to the Cha Cha, y ways given to every statesman The fin y % ; Samba, Foxtrot--all the latest dances. Parties are part inest plays . . . the finest acting : of your lessons, so you can count on meeting hosts of to open the hearts of the people and po Nght the ore. of enthusi- DANCE TONITE | day KS in D was mt oLD Tne MODERN GYPROC 2: ! | oo he fon thrilling Brodiafions rere i Sow Suslen ome mers Sevigtns Bn 0 before. given the key Shchey earls oHEY --brought fo you each week at th y of ome in and have a -hour $1.00 trial lesson. He TORNA DOES i y 8 Jom-- % SE 2 See for yourself how quickly you learn to dance. Americans in America. Hh brought it with him from Mos- Featured on WALLBOARD same time by General Motors : antes 3 fil cow. The working people of] NORTH BAY TELEVISION and your local GM. dealer. AN : ARTHUR MURRAY America pen thir beats 'o| CALLER--BOB FOWLER r Se a 3°87: 11%, SIMCOE S. RA 8-1681 Ls hi | A , him because they saw before 7 them the leader of a powerful, ADMISSION $1.00 3 BROWN S LUMBER i 4 : 4 Gy in AK o shits -- = | OPEN 1 P.M. - 10 P.M. DAILY peace-loving country, a man su- SAT. 10 AM. - 6 P.M. premely devoted to the cause of RED BARN peace and convinced of the jus- | h 2 / x v yy 135 RITSON RD. N. PH. RA 5-4704 : 00000000000606000000000000000000000000 AI EE EY TY) tice of his cause.' On Thursday, Tass, the official Soviet news agency, carried a de-| tailed account of Khrushchev's visit to lowa, which it called "America's biggest agricultural : -- ' centre." i th RR BTS ecg ets Tass kept up with the fast mov. | ; : ; 5 : Er . " as has ing premier, reporting his activ- x 1 YRC 0 RA A Fo. 'As tense and iling 4 shocker ities in his visits to dustrial : : : ld 3 i come along in years sites in Pennsylvania. | : ' i iat : 1 LIFE MAGAZINE Other signs the currept dis rr Wi pr; ais : p > J + play of good feeling toward the a] : . p I) 4 United Biates in Moscow were| fa : Until the trials over, you're going Whe Y Oe PREMINGER'S noted in a display of books by aj ---- Py | meek little housewife in horn-rimmed g grow of meron authors in the . TX . you're going stay away in rary. Newspapers car- ean & 2 spectacles -- ried stories about the display and % % .s Boo d pinball a big crowd attended the opening ard J 1 from men, juke joints, booze and pi ; machines. You're going to wear a skirt, Wednesday. wl low-heeled shoes and a girdle--especially ih i " a Colurabia release Beautify your home the modern fune- Fe, Rp, J em dureble ASPHALY : bak a girdle! | y ive FN S last a housetime. Inquire a 4 JAMES STEWART hes PARTY now. : ; if : LEE REMICK : ; : N ; Wel ou BEN GAZZARA io viorive BENNY LOUIS KR > - ARTHUR 0}CONNELL BA # OSEPH N. WELCH AND HIS ORCHESTRA : ; ADMITTANC Jn LEV ARDEN Sher as Judge Weaver o . ¥ 4 3 kJ 0 4 3 (Jubilee J (Quon : [ $ o performance &,! PAVILION / | J Te, mum a You wil emeuber N & EN ; ' ; ; | oo HELD OVE : Big ! I h wr i Os RL | - 4 5 ; ie. T unuS DAYS ( ,