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THOUGHT FOR. TODAY Although it is no longer called that, the "one-horse town" still exists, It's the town that doesn't have parking meters. WEATHER REPORT Showers, some thunder. Hot, humid weather will continue Tuesday, Winds high in thun- derstorms, The Osharon Times OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1960 rig hh a Wii JORDAN PREMIER DIES IN TIME BOMB BLAST UN Forces Ready, Two Government Civil War Nears ~ Offices Blown Up Price Not Over 10 Cents Per Copy SIXTEEN PAGES VOL. 89--NO. 200 FERRY SMASHED IN This is the wreckage of the | New York today where it was ferryboat Chatham at a pier in | taken following a collision with | Georgia Death Toll Climbs In India NEW DELHI (Reufers) casualty toll climbed toda) dead and 100 injured from a panic following an earthquake rocked the surrounding Saturday. The quake eracked the walls of | Reserve Bank Building. There was still no officlal esti | mate of damage, Thousands persons rushed Into the streets broke windows and walls. to the panic, Most of the casualties resulted |U.S. EXERTS PRESSURE | from persons jumping from win dows or falling in the rush to get/ing for a firm line against the Communist threat -- | phere, | promised {omitting specific mention of Cuba dians {from their declaration | The ministers said they "ener-|{where getically condemn intervention or | were badly beaten sas menace $2.000,000 in student aid Nearly by an extra-continental power inl were arrested with four other =, 000, f { as dis- the affairs of the cotinent or its| United Nations personnel tributed to some 6,000 students by acceptance by an American outdoors, Millions Paid In Scholarships TORONTO (CP) the Ontario department of educa tion during the school vear Figures released today hy Edu cation Minister Robart: how bursaries totalling awarded to 3,813 student last chol arships valued at $120,325 won hy the amount of $926,876 made to 2,220 333 candidates; loans in students In addition transportation sistance was provided students in Northern Or attended Ontario technical institutes far from their homes. I WAS MAD' |] for Congo Clashes Irk Canadians ut LEOPOLDVILLE (CP) hi was so mad I promised to fire the first shot myself if there was any interference." Infuriated by the latest clash between his forces and Congolese soldiers, Gen. Carl Von Horn, the United Nations commander in the Congo, deployed about 300 men around a plane that brought wounded Canadians and Ameri eans into Leopoldville Sunday might The men limped or were car gied from the aircraft. Von Horn was wearing a pistol in his belt Ome Congolese showed up carry ing a rifle but UN briskly ran him away plane "The wounded men were here from Stanleyville Cotngo interior, wher mixed troops and theym with clubs, r mavhine-guns after t Satt'rday. They had Trewton, Ont, with CITY EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS POLICE RA 5-1133 FIRE DEPT. RA 5-6574 HOSFITAL RA 3-2211 soldiers from the flown in the mob of heat le a load of fo two | after lof $922,507 by 103 who universities or States the |gime, When i feated a Venezuelan proposal to|19 foreign ministers approved the | of terror-siricken water down the anti r Declaration of San Jose," when the tremor shook buildings, eign Minister Raul Roa and the eracked | {walked out of the conference and Two succeeding tremors added|packed for home, | rest of With the state." This referred to Premier Khru shchev defend Cuba if she were attacked | searched United States regime's such help another the th Castro In Cuba, 'reject powers to utilize the ©conomic, dians had arrived in Stanleyville|be set up by the Canadians for political ny the OAS Meet Closes, Cuba Walks Out SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP)=; The third point of the resoiu- The meeting of foreign ministers tion proclaimed | lof the Organization of American |bers of the regional organization | drew condemning the campaign) themselves Soviet which munist China to use Cuba as a| region | willing Americas By a 19-to-1 vote Sunday night, would Delhi's 300-year-old Mongol Fori-| the conference rejected a Cuban|demnation ress and the outer wall of the resolution calling on the United OAS endorsed. | city's new £1,500,000 ($4,000,000) | States to refrain from aggressive that Cuba will accept gratefully acts against Fidel Castro's re- any offer from any country that| th th American continental unity and endanger |poldville, capital of the strife-\and Congolese troops helped the peace | | ELISABETHVILLE (Reuterss |--United Nations troops today held key positions on the routes to Katanga province in an effort to prevent a civil war between the breakaway province and ad- vancing Congolese army units, | The Congolese forces of Pre { mier Patrice Lumumba were re- | ported approaching the frontier |Sunday as Gen, Roger Gheysen, | Belgian army commander, called for a UN-partolled neutral zone in the border region The situation was reported | tense in Bakwanga, capital of the "Mining State' proclaimed by Albert Kalonji in Kasai province Fl which borders Katanga, Bak- wanga was occupied by Lumum- COLLISION |ba's troops Saturday without | fighting a heavy eargo ship, Seatrain Europeans leaving Luluabourg (AP Wirephoto) |Kasai's provincial capital, said it is like a '"'ghost city.' ETHIOPIANS ON JOB Meanwhile, Ian Berendsen, po- litical adviser to the UN eastern {ecommand, said UN troops had spread out along the rail leading into Katanga and had taken over from the Bel- gians in the main border towns. He said the Ethiopians have been in Kaniama, the main frontier town on the rail line, for "a couple of days." Congolese troops were reported by Belgian army officers to have taken Luputa, about Katanga border, Saturday, Kalonji, an president and Tshombe "declared regime WELCOMES AID He has issued a ¢ teers, 'white or black," Lumumba's state road premier, Moise war' on ¥ | rushed troops to the border area told a press A bridge over the Lubilash River Ethiopian K asai, had been blown up. th though they had been mined said the bridge sks For Education On B-Bombs | KINGSTON PIG-PEN? KINGSTON prison offi enough trouble e of " prisoners, found with vet another escapee Sat- urday--this time a pig from Kingston penitentiary The pig was found strolling nonchalantly down a street near the prison Officials haven't figured out yet how the pig escaped, Six inmates have fled Kingston district penitentiaries in the last five weeks. "that all mem-| (CP)--Harried cinls, having with escaping themselves obligation to ubmit to the discipl Com-|the inter-American system Roa did not wait for the vote the on the resolution. Before he walked out, he said his country not recognize any cone of communism the| He said again] to a close today have an Union and springboard into TORONTO (CP)--Energy |called for better |between science and the 1 [in a world of nuclear bombs. Speaking to je internatio: 5 ny w will help it survive. the ministers also de-| With Roa gone, the remaining Communist | declaration unanivaougly. ov over the railroad town of 19 miles from the ally of Katanga's! was quoted as having Lumumba's | all for volkn. | | to oust forces from his|¥ Meanwhile, Tshombe, who also conference that af which carries the railroad from | | Belgian officials discounted Re- |sources Minister Macaulay today understanding | ayman| French airliner with 63 persons nal) today a mile off the African coasi, [the sea, LONDON (AP)--Premier Haza, In returning as premier of Jor. Majali of Jordan was aszassi-|dan--he had held the post briefly nated by a time bomb that in 19556 -- Majali announced the exploded in his office, reports Arab kingdom would steer clear from Amman said today. lof military pacts with the East Ten persons were killed and Or West, But this policy was not two injured by this bomb and one €n0ugh to hold off criticism from set off in another Amman govern.|U-A.R, President Nasser, who ment office, unofficial reports| called him a stooge of the British, said | Maal served as minister of , | agriculture in 1951 and as court wus death was announced iter in 1958 and 1959 before | The bomb in Majali's office | 255uming the premiership, went off at 11:30 a.m, local time. RUNNING BATTLE I y iis Majali, 44, and another official, Jordan and the U.A.R. have ; were reported to have been carried on a running propaganda buried under the debris, | feud by radio, ; About the same time, a second] The U.A.R. openly called for ; 4 bomb was exploded in the office the overthrow of King Hussein of the government's director- and Majali's government, Jordan general of publications, There in turn called Nasser a traitor were unconfirmed reports offi.|to the Arabs. cials of the foreign ministry were| A radio truce was called last among the casualties, week while Arab foreign minise CURFEW ORDERED ters met at Shtaura, Lebanon, to try to settle differences. The for« Modi as bees Shieied aud oz ministers indicated the truce streets, {would be made permanent. | § ' Majali, 4, took over as premier | Jordan and th U.AR. carried May 6, 1959. | their disagreements into the Arab Government authorities in Am. [foreign ministers' conference, man announced last March secur- | however, 'With 63 Aboard A radar crew followed the big ity police had uncovered a plot| The U.AR. wanted the creation (AP)--A four-engined liane as it wheeled into the laad. to assassinate Majali along with of a Palestine state-in-exile and | aboard crashed into the Atlantic|ing pattern and then down into | Nasser ben Jamil, an uncle of|a refugee army for Palestine, King Hussein, hE Rysein RAISE OBJECTION At that time, the government announced a number of persons Jordan objected. Jordan has a who had arrived from the United |V25t army of Arab refugees from Arab Republic by way of Lebanon | Palestine and apparently feared had been arrested in the plot, |asser's influence among them, --- Jordan insisted it held part of the former Palestine territory, the western bank of the Jordan Iran Premier River, In tasicesnip or the oan estinian Arabs, Resigns Post Jordan sald this territory would TEHRAN, Iran (Reuters)--Pre.| be turned over to a new Palestine mier Manushar Eghbal resigned|only when other Arab territory is today following allegations {hat|"liberated" from Israel, an election held earlier this] As a final compr JORDAN PREMIER MAJALI PARIS Air. France officials said some| French naval units set For- Itario, he said 'the man has . { Name { anadians | reached a turning point in his |existence, possessing "the power I F {to alter his own evolution of mu- to the hemis.| tation through radiation." Mr. Macaulay said the gap be- tween the scientist and the lay- " . man is widening as he ministers com-| OTTAWA (CP) : dew «1 | becomes more specialized, which only to the extent of said Sunday there were 10 Cana- Blair of Rivers ; amp, Mas on is regrettable for two reasons involved in the incident c+ ear o snnipeg a Science cannot Saturday at Stanleyville airport Sigma. R. M. Beggs of Kingston. bility for how two Canadian soldiers Two other flights came in Sat-|, coi hocause urday bringing in the remainder| . .. of the heavy equipment for the communications centre being | planned, | The first of the Saturday flights| and J. J. B, L. Marois Que,, Sgt. M the Cuban delegation | he United States press. The army, seau of Edmonton, S. Sgt. J products layman is the of intervention The army said seven of the 10 the means; The Congolese troops, who ac- financial cused them of being Belgians, carried Capt hauled the whole bunch off to|of Sherbrooke threat to use rockets to|jail where they stripped them, Benoit, Calgary, and Signalmen them and gave them L. P. G. Pelletier of Calgary and and the|some very rough treatment." [J G. Tremblay of Giffard, Que. acceptance of An army official gave this ac-| They brought in long-range count of the incident, from an|wireless equipment in 2%-ton slap at offieial report cabled from Stan-| trucks, all painted in UN white sald they Jeyville The wireless equipment with a Sino-Soviet An advance party of four Cana- range of up to 1,500 miles was to support obvious ministers the aim of situation of earlier in the week to start set-|the Ethiopians to break ting up communications with Leo-| The army said the Ethiopians social state and JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)-- unload the heavy After two days of racial violence, They were Capt, J. J. B Pari-| equipment The Congolese were emergency police powers were in and security of the! torn former Belgian colony Canadians to hemisphere." signals force, FALSE CRY STARTS IT One report said the crowd went | gand berserk after 'Belgian paratroopers." Congolese Premier Patrice Lu-|the Congo are civilians or non-|the other three," mumba leyville airport shortly after the was capital today to face sharp pro- from Undersecretary accused the Congolese of violations" ments on movement of UN troops fracas, tests rant in the drafted a stiff protest In equipment Ottawa Diefenbhaker gravely trouble lese charge de mission here, planned to meet Justin Bomboko about the incid- Bomboko have apologized to Bunche Sun. ent day but to prevent incideats, ONTARIO MEN The Canadians, Cpl, G Grand A, fa Ont., were not severely in- cans. The governor was said to] vel of Sigmn Jured. I government the UN program Mackenzie being most helpful when the effect in Jacksonville today. Ne- American Globemaster landed, |8ro leaders called off sit-in dem- It carried Cpl. G. V. Gavel of onstrations at downtown lunch Grand Bend, Ont, and Sigmn,|SO"M€™™ A. L. V, Bone of Atikokan, Ont, | A wave of vandalism swept and some American troops who through Negro sections Sunday were later to be attacked by the Might, climaxed by the throwing | Congolese troops along with the|of fire bombs--glass bottles filled | Canadians, | with kerosene--into a grocery, a {curb market and an automobile. {| CARRIED GF {No one was hurt and there was The Globemaster carried thellittle damage. | power plants or generators for| A gang looted a filling station |the wireless equipment, and terrorized the attendants, jolese, Sune 2 Shem Windows were broken in more (Reuters news agency said thatthe airport to greet Premier Lu- than 15 stores as bands roved the {despite incidents involving Cana-/mumba, suddenly began accusing othe dians, Lumumba was reported to the Canadians of being Belgians {be considering asking Canada to| Details of the report are vague .¢ 10 ice > ap . more technicians. There here, but eins the Congo- at least SYice the Rumber for a s no confirmation of this re. lese immediately arrested seven! iy |port. All the Canadians now in|Canadians, "apparently missing| BLAMES JUVENILES . and four other, Assistant police chief W, A. who arrived at the Stan- combat technicians, mainly sig-| unidentified UN personnel. Miller said gangs of Negro juve- LATE NEWS FLASHES About the same time the New Party Candidate For Niagara as airport incident Saturday, the UN| headquarters at Stanleyville was| NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP) A new political party pro- posed hy the CCF and the Canadian Labor Congress will run a raided by machine-gun waving Congolese. Eleven UN men were candidate in the federal "byelection expected here before the end of the year, it was announced today arrested, including seven Cana- Chrysler Files $30,000,00 Suit dians All 11 were stripped of papers and money and thrown into cells. | Europeans who went to visit them also were beaten up. The DETROIT (AP) Chrysler Corporation said today filed a $30,000,000 libel and slander suit ag { Sel Dann, The suit was filed in Superior Court in Wilmington, Del,, today. Dann is a plaintiff in three pending suits against Chrysler, charging waste and mismanagement to-the company, arrested men were freed after an Oshawa Man Fined $200 For Bootlegging hour by Ethiopian UN troops Th identities of Canadians could not immediately although one was believed to be Capt. J, J. B Pariseau of Edmonton, attached to 57 Canadian Signals Squadron A distilling company representative' was fined $200 in Oshawa police court today with the alternative of two months in jail for bootlegging. John Balko, 36, of 397 Olive avenue, told police he was keeping the liquor for his father on the farm but sold it to his friend at cost price because the friend had guests, Balko's residence was raided after Police Chief Herbert Flintoff and Det, Sgt. Ken Young noticed a man leaving with a brown NERATORS for the UN r missiles. Police arrested 138 persons someone shouted | wa flying back to this| UN command. Ralph Bunche "flag- agree- the of the Congo. The U.S, also Minister said he was concerned' over the le urged that the Congo- co-operate with Prime the even be learned it has Woe ood ainst Detroit lawyer Canadian with Foreign Minister was reported to said runway was spattered with blood when Lumumba arrived less than an hour after the attack. The| | governor of Oriental Province; of | V. Ga- which Stanleyville is the capital, } Ont, and told the premier he had pre- | of Atiko-|vented a lynching of two Ameri: | he was powerless Bend, L. V. Bone bave been roughed up, | At the airport, the concrete paper bag 5 > '4 physics at the University of On.|rubbe science plane went down." avoid responsi- are has really been patiently carried 55 passengers and a crew |it went down. taught the consequence of using of eight. And science needs strong moral | for re- search from the layman, his cor-| just after dawn porations and his governments, 'dication of trouble Race Strife Hits Florida city in cars throwing bricks and month was rigged Arab foreign ministers off Dakar, Senegal, where the|westernmost tip of Africa. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi created a special committee to |plane wa$ preparing to land, but| A report from Dakar said naval|accepted the resignation and|study the question of forming an they appeared to be empty. craft and helicopters located the 8sked Mining and Industry Min-|Arab state and army for Pales | "We have no way of telling hull of the plane resting on the|lster Sharif Emami to form a|tine, [now whether there are any sur-|sandy ocean bottom in about 60|D€W Sovernment. Majall had announced in Am. out r life rafts had been sighted | once from Dakar, which is on the vivors,"" an official said. ""The|feet of water, The election was the first in/man Saturday he agreed to the water is 60 feet deep where the There were no signs of sur-|I¥an's history on a party basis.|compromise, | sen Bunche Protects Beaten Canadians |dar from Dakar as it crashed. |glightly overcast as .the plane The Air France Superconstel-lcame 'in, It had made two un- LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo, Bunche made his statemen (AP)--Dr. Ralph Bunche, head A lation was on a flight from Paris| successful landing approaches to Abidjan, Ivory Coast. Itiand wag circling for a third when A Tati this \ of the United Nations mission In|, morning 10.2 group of phos the Congo, said today the eight|t8raphers who asked permission American airmen and two Cana-|10 take pictures of his visit to the . Y dians brutally attacked by -Congo-| woun CHICAGO (AP) -- A Racially-|lese at Stanleyville pi td ago od ses integrated outing touched off a/day 'had the hell beaten out of BEGS PHOTOGRAPHERS disturbance at a beach Sunday. them and were lucky to bel He pleaded with the photog. I'wo Negroes were hurt and alalive." raphers on humanitarian grounds white youth was arrested for | 'These men had a brutal beat-|not to disturb the injured men carrying a crude bomb, ing--a terrific beating," said 'any more than is necessary." Witnesses said the integrated | Bunche, "They live today only| To a photographer's assertion party, sponsored by the National because of the Intervention of| that "we are geiting no co-oper- : | Association for the Advancement|the Ethiopian UN troops. Al-|ation from the United Nations in niles were responsible for most|of Colored People, was stoned though they are much better| this thing," Bunche snapped of the trouble. and jeered by some 50 white now than they were yesterday, | back: "I'll take full responsibile "This violence is the stuff bathers. Police called for rein-|they are still under shock and|ity for this decision in these eir- they'd like to do all the time," forcements, {need great care." cumstances." | Miller said. 'The present situa-|™ . ---- re |tion has merely afforded them |the opportunity," | Mayor Haydon Burns invoked | emergency police powers Sunday | night, He banned any street gathering of more than four per-| sons and unnecessary auto traf-| fie, | The mayor said officers would | |take swift and firm action to keep the pace, A Negro mass meeting Sunday | afternoon called for a federal investigation of the racial vio. lence, An estimated 1,400 at the meet- | ing shouted approval of a resolu- tion asking President Eisenhower and the justice department to |investigate. The group also | vowed to continue picketing "un- til we have accomplished our objectives.' | But later the Jacksoaville | youth council of the. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People called off sit- ins | Rodney Hurst, council presi. |dent, said: | "If no positive effort to estab- {lish lines of communication be- | tween both races is forthcoming lin the near future and no steps taken to redress our grievances, | | we will have no recourse except| ito resume public demonstra. | homs n [NO HINT OF TROUBLE | a It had radioed the airport at Bl k Wh | Dakar as it was about to land, aC '] ite and gave no in. Nine Injured n Ferry Crash | NEW YORK (AP)---A ferry- |boat loaded with office-bound ; | passengess ana a heavy cargo 3 SEE EL ship colli today in foggy weather on the Hudson River just off lower Manhattan, } SEARCH NEGROES Police said at least aine per- These two negro youths are sons were being taken to hospi-| searched by policemen after tals. The coast guard reported) they were arrested late last the ferry "in sinking condition." | Right and held for investigation \\ : i IN JACKSONVILLE of stoning and shooting Into | negroes were sitting. Several automobiles in downtown negro | instances of automobiles being section, Officers found rifle | stoned and shot into during the hidden at rear gf store where | night were reported. -