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4 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, July 27, 1960 » - » Se. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER BEFORE CONVENTION re- | im Republican Convention hall, | hind rostrum Tuesday in Chl | Eisenhower, Mrs. Eisenhower is at | VIOLENT DEATHS Three Persons Dead In Crash GALT (CP) -- Three persons; SUDBURY (CP)--Rodney Ger ald Thomas, 19, was killed Tues killed and five injured, two sev sid { | ben a fire truck and car day when the truck he was driv-/cerved judgment Tuesday efely, Wien.a Hre trucs ang ing blew a tire and overturned in August 2 on a charge against crashed head-on. during a rain- a ditch beside Highway 69 about| Arthur Leadbeater, 44, Enniskil- storm near here Tuesday night.|20 miles south of here {len of ill lly shooting a dog. He All the dead and injured were in Iwas charged with shooting a dog the car The dead: Sarah President Judgment In Dog Case Reserved | BOWMANVILLE Magistrate R. B (Staff) Baxter BROWNSVILLE, Ont, (CP)-- ok : Wallace Williamson, 19, was ps y Par Froh Ber, | illed Tuesday night when he 7% 22; of Enniskillen. %, Agnes Frolinger, 4 . and was crushed beneath g tractor on| Leadbeater told the court that Pauline Baum, 6, all of Toron his parents farm, two miles west he walked out to his garden the In hospital in critical condition| sr here, It is believed the tractor night of June 13, just after fin were Anna Baum, 34, and Linda gjipned from a ramp leading to a ishing supper. He said he walk- Baum, 4 Reta Ba 11, and phar od up garden paih and Judith Bayer, 10, were in satis-| Brownsville is about seven noticed Thompson dog "on factory condition. All are from miles southwest of Tillsonburg. He chased Toronto. | Ilenne Tyman. 17, of Philadel- phia was in fair condition The crash happened on High-|G way 8 about four miles south of here when a fire truck from Strat- ford, being driven to Waterdown, |( lian National Railways train Ont., for display purposes, col.|at a level crossing 15 miles west' lided with the northbound car. |of here. Arnprior Council In Second Hassle the the my side of the fence" the dog k, 41, of South turned a second time as there Ont., was killed Tuesday ¥2 there the gravel tr he was ing was in collision with a dri again The third time Leadbeater said he came with a loaded took a shot. The dog s back to the ympson property Leadbeaier said he then pulled the dog back to Leadbeater prop-| erty and shet it again, "to make| sure it was completely dead and not just badly injured and per] naps 8 A neighbor who said he heard| one shot said that. when he heard| the shot the dog was on its own pre ty. Crown Attorney Harry R. Dey- es, suffering FORT WILLIAM (CP)--Truck the dog away but when he re-{ right of the President, facing Convention tlooy MAGNETIC RUBBER SHEFFIELD, cp) Manpufacturers claim to have found a method of produc ing magnetic rubber. They say it would be cheaper than ordinary metal magnets and would be es- pecially useful for protecting electrical instruments England here on June 13 owned by Cleo Thomp- ' yy / Shores MOTEL DIRECTLY ON "WORLD FAMOUS" DAYTONA BEACH Largest & Finest -- ® Heated Pog) ® Color TV Lounge ® Restaura ® Cockuil Lounge ® Planned Entertainment ® Deluxe Rooms & Efficiency Suites See Your Travel Agent or write Paul F. Gocke, Manager CL 2.043 News Budget By IVY THOMPSON DUNBARTON -- Morning wor-| ter, Kenneth Heron, BA. The choir entered the church to the processional "God of Mercy, God of Grace". Mr. Heron chose as his scrip-| ture lesson, the third chapter of| Genesis and preached his sermon| on the creation of man and the| ways of resisting evil. A lovely] solo, "He Smiled on Me", by G.| O'Hara was beautifully sung by Elizabeth Boyes. Marion Me- Clement directed the choir and presided at the organ. Ralph Rumbal of the Upper Canada Bible Society conducted | the regular morning service at the United Church. Mrs. Vera Freeman sang a beautiful solo, | "The Stranger of GaMlee", ac-| companied by Mrs. Marie Lynde| at the organ | Mr. Rumball read the second caapter of 1st Peter for his scrip-| ture reading and took his text| from the i6th chapter of Matthew The service next Sunday will he conducted by Rev, James {Payton of Grace Church, | Gananoque | IDUNBARTON PERSONALS We are sorry to hear that Don {ald Annan has been in Ajax! | Hospital with blood poisoning | Congratulations Mr. |Mrs. Lorne Harpell on the birth {of their son in Ajax Hospital on July 20 | The many friends of Morley [Pinck are sorry to hear that he to and Dunbarton |Picketer Hit |Rhodesia Forms By Plant Car PETERBOROUGH (CP)--Leo- nard Sholer, 33, a picket at the strike - bound National Grocers Company branch, was knocked hip was conducted by the minis-| down Tuesday by a car attempt-| co hey Rhodesia city today in| halls and the wrecking of a filtra- ing to drive out through the picket line, Sholer sald he and Robert Da- vey, 28, were picketing when a grocery - laden car driven by George C. Green, branch man- ager, drove toward them. "He told us to get out of the way or he'd run us down but I didn't think he meant it," said Sholer. Sholer said he was knocked down by the car and Davey leaped onto the hood. The 15-man strike began Sun- day with union demands regard- ing wages and severance pay be- ing main issues. Non-union work- ers are not affected. Dag In Belgium For Congo Talks BRUSSELS (AP)--Dag Ham- marskjold arrived here by plane from New York today for a six- hour round of negotiations with | Belgian government officials over the crisis in the Congo, the for-|° mer Belgian colony. The United Nations secretary- general due to leave for the Congo this afternoon. He will be received by King Baudouin be- fore his departure has heen confined to bed. We hope he is soon able to be up and around. rs KAYE' for 3 All PA SLIM JIMS A large selection. tailored. Varied colors and designs. PAIR GET TWO PAIRS FOR ONE EXTRA DOLLAR -- 2 Lovely BLOUSES colors and patterns, WEL § { SPORTS WEAR only .00 \ SHORTS Many bright GET TWO PAIRS FOF ONE EXTRA DOLLAR J~ wanted lengths Handsomely 1.98 Safety Centres | BULAWAYO (Reuters).--Secur-| the riots and looting, accompan- it; forces were on guard in this/ied by the burning of six beer | the hope of sading a wave of pl) tion plant in the townships. 3 oot i i ence, arson al ing whic HITS NDP has led to the death of nine A Negroes here in the last three| Prime Minister Sir Egar White- head told Parliament in Salis- in denouncing the South Rhodes ian government in the House of Commons which met into the early hours of this morning. "For too long," Cgutiva tive Peter Tapsell, uthern Rhodesian government has been preaching race partnership and practising apartheid, and it is sheer hypocrisy for us to continue to turn a blind eye to that'fact." Other Conservative members expressed alarm at reports the South Rhodesian government had asked South Africa to send in troops. days. bury, capital of this self-govern- ay a nd Police forces set up ing British colony, that the points in the nearby Negro|,. ino of the banned National townships where the rioting broke es ation out Sunday over a ban on a| Democratic Party were becoming i : "more and more blatantly mili- Political meeting, tant and anti-European," These were intended as centres i HERRING SURPLUS GLASGOW, Scotland For the first time in 20 years trawlers have been dumping ring catches in the River Clyde b there is no market for A The NDP presid Michael of safety to which Negroes plan- i 8 ning to report back to work in| Mawema, later said the party the city itself could report for|never had "at any time organ- the fish. ized hooliganism or preached a {army escorts to their jobs. So far, some 60 persons have|80spel which was anti-white or been injured and more than 300 anti-missionary. arrested 'in the disturbances. No| Mike Hove, a Negro legislator whites have been killed. from the ruling Federal Party, (The Associated Press placed estimated that less than one per Police fired three times into a/townships had had any hand in crowd of Negroes Tuesday, killing| the riots. one who was described as a| Besides the main body of riot- looter. Other Negroes were killed | ers, commando bands were roam- by storekeepers defending their ing the townships, looting, burn- property, reports said. [in buildi and threatening Two Negroes killed Monday Negroes who defied the work boy- were reported shot to death in the cott. act of looting by a Negro mer-| In London, some Conservatives chant. 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The owners complained that they had been told by the builder, Arnprior Developments Company | Limited, that the local improve-| ments were covered in the cost of their houses. The town bylaw was quashed by the Supreme Court and later a private bill trying to reinstate it was tossed out by the legisla- ture. | SETTLE ISSUE The investigators settled the $21,000 issue by advising that the town issue 10-year debentures for, $15,240 to be paid for by the town general tax rate; that the prop- erty owners pay $4.831 for their general improvements, and that the town place on the 1961 tax Sweet Smell | Has Success | * VANCOUVER (CP)--Ray Ar- matt's plastics factory has the gweet smell of success--literally The sweet smell is compounded of polyester resin, acetone and butterflies, flowers and leaves and all the colors of nature's trum The butterflies, flowers and leaves, pressed dry, are im-| rted from Japan and Formosa They become part of plastic sheets that are finding a grow- ing market in western Canada as decor panels and room di ers. Arnatt, 27, is president and owner of Trans - Lite Plastics He is not an engineer. His for mal education carried him through high school. Now his plant is 'doing a $250,000-a-year business and employs 18 persons. His monthly production runs between 40,000 and 50,000 square feet. COLONIAL AID | LONDON (CP) -- Grants to- talling £344,750 have been made from the colonial development and welfare funds to the Uni- versity of Rhodesia and Nyasa land. The money will go towards expansion to accommodate a steadily Increasing number of sfudents. I levy $1,028 to cover gravel roads in the subdivision The eounty then request an invest county court judge into allega- tions against some town employ- ees ¢ rning misuse of labor and ma EH] The decision was made after H. Graham Walsh, Crown attor- ney at the Renfrew County seat| decided to ion by a F a man dence, said the dog was either on ts own property or a very short distance inside Leadbeater prop- erty. 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Henry told the court he was driving south on Highway 115 when his car swerved to the east lane of the high . He managed to right his car but moments later, when he was about 300 feet from Madill's approaching car, Henry again felt his car pull to the eastern lane. This time he was unable to regain control of his car and collided with Madill's northbound car Henry was not sure what made his car lurch to the opposite lane but thought it might have been either a blowout or a fault in his steering mechanism Madill agreed that Henry's car "wobbled" over the white line and then returned to its own lane before breaking over the line a second time When asked if he might have dozed, Henry denied having done so, saying he had been talking to his father sitting beside him in the front seat just previous to the accident. 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