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Mw -- in the Jobless Blitz Hits Coventry COVENTRY, England (CP) television sets, washing m A new Wiltz has Wit Coventry. chines and furniture This time Instead of fire A sore manager said things bombs, it is # short work week ond are "pretty dead" "Customers Fasreion Mrs. Fairclough Only Housewife In Cabinet OFIAWA (CP) ~ Mrs, Ellen gration, citizenship and Indiandesk, When Parliament isn't - py ment just don't seem in come in the Wie in wenty years ago this city in way they weed to, Television : nial Midlands shud- sales have dropped off se ME ATTLE HOME LIFE ! ¥ wartime German raids pnd evoked the world's ad-| migration with is courage and fighting spirit. Today It is ex another crisis affect majority of Ms 300,000 residents, Almost overnight, Coventry's & ut omoblie industry has hit skids, temporaniy al heen having many of their meals males. But any woman who company wt company canteens and when HEE FEE BERT 7 tent: Some iid workers, plus shoriAime came in they started thinks she A like to step into the, Mrs , : Fi wecessory plants, have taking move meat home, Bit Hoes of Canada's silver-haired hotel when she 1s in been placed on short-time now sales are dropping off" Immigration minister should he She wsually manages One company, Standard - Tri- umph, was forced to lay off redundant" workers. The com pany, one of the WMggest in the Coventry area with 19.000 em ployees, laid off 1,700 men and 290 office personnel The slowdown in production is largely the result of a decrease in exports following & recession in world trade and high pur chase tax and credit restrictions in Britain. More cars were pro duced in the first nine months of 1060 than In all of 1059 PEOPLE UNEASY The situation is not viewed with # desperate sense of alarm But there Is an undercurrent of uneasiness and pessimism among employees who have sud- denly seen thelr golden earnings of E20-£25 a week shrink to less then half that figure Britain's average industrial wage is E14 a week. The men of Coventry, one-third of whom are engaged in the motor indus try, therefore were something of an elite among workers, The city hecame one of the most prosperous in the country Hushands bought houses and cars for their families, House wives flocked (o stores to com mit additional chunks of the weekly cheques on payments for INTERPRETING THE NEWS yerely,"' This vibrant W-yearold na- Grocery sales have nol {allen al ye opti 0 HET RPEOR In June, 19¥1, when (Mave Servite have sp bo whe the first woman the time ever appointed tn the federal home But not Mrs Many women envy members home, hushand Gordon and Wer clough likes simple silk prints Workers have ™ Heir sex who successtully son Howard are in Hamilton in soft shades. 4 "* svade a world dominated by where they operate a printing Fairclough lives in # the more expensive cuts of mest are passed up for the heing "i wasn't noticeable at first, said a butcher cabinet ¢ prepared (6 give up a lot of the home about every second In the suburbs and beyond the of family life and to end and Mr, Faire lough tres to and lots of it--hefore come to Ottawa on other week ends plants thousands of cars--a fa AMENILES miliar sight in many parts of PE Work England--filled many acres as pleasure and comfort they awaited the unfound mar. Mrs, Fairclough's job Is as kets of the world Only Jaguar Cars Limited with an employment of 4,200 continued -- perhaps tougher in respects leagues many criticism American and European mar hard worker kets A Mrs, Fair # week and he doesn't know how much work he'll have next week," said a barmaid, "He's married and has to keep up the payments on a house and car It's the young married ones with large payments that suffer most," A cashier said she had to get a part-time job to help pay the bills. Her husband had heen on short-time for six weeks "It's impossible to live on £6 and keep up the payments." | Most of the workers own cars, purchased on instalment plans "I'm sure to lose mine," said a man who had just heen aid off. "My payments were £25 a month but they've heen reduced to £12. U've pald £200 down three months ago. They' just have to take it hack' EFFECTIVE " Algeria Now Possible | By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Stall Writer [fin of the myth that Peace It is the final nall In the cof "Algeria or kA, Times Pravenind In Y didt Aud or 0 office But Mrs tough as any of her male col- isn't lonely : "I keep busy; there's no time Her decisions to be lonely. Vm usually at work to produce at full are not always popular and she hy § a.m speed--mainly because of the often is subjected (0 vehement can get back to the hotel to see the eleven o'clock news "Unless I have an appoint: "My son has just heen off for clough directs Canada's immi- 'ment 1 eat my lunch at my HROSEMARY' EXPOSE R Sha WIS ADDED THRILL RRORS Peace in Algeria now looms Is French," the slogan pursued [ ms 8 distinet possibility, | for so long and at such cost to President de Gaulle's vietory| France in the belief that 1,000 AMier a rough dey #t all the trimmi relax at everything but {ondne, they ean Fairclough. Wer HURRIED SHOPPER "i aow't have much time for #8 for making ples" 4 A smart dresser, Mrs, wy ke Mrs, Fair Mrs, Fairclough says the post mostly in Western Canada. The She got of immigration minister is tough trip wes 8 difficult one for austed f because "you're desling simost women, much of # being by School of entirely with human beings," "I is not the kind of a job out the best conveniences Wiawe, shopping. | don't buy clothes by in which you always can he ob: Mrs, Fairclough always Is Wn accountant, to get seasons, I | see something | jective, A 4d ws 8 b week. think is stiractive | buy it and make years" om, wsi- Generally, wear it during the appropriate Someone is going in Misagree res 4 with you whatever Aecision yo Before she was gy mi : ithe cabinet Mrs, Fairclough "Frequently, you heave 1p lions made ol her own evening make & decision you'd rather HA Hiss clothes as well ps special ng. She pow has them "i haven't bowght # made evening dress 16 75 gpsppoy FOR INDIANS she con handle Every affects THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, Jonwary 11, 1961 19 make wi which you know 7" of sll Canadians." - United cloth. 0 & more made, must be made in the interests Trios. Hf She travelled & (otal of tary of sate, She become im rindi] in 19 migration minister May 13, 1998, business #66. As 5 member of the Cd then WI sve Conservative Mrs, Frirciowgh was A fifth ation Canadien of spokesman for her party on Loyalist stock, lehor metiers, An advocste of Mrs, Fairclough says thet In she was first elected to Parlia- the rights of women, she sew Most of her hats pre designed 5 road way her most satisty- ment ip & byelection in Wey oh is the only hose: policies and 15 responsible for & sitting | sometimes work #4 and made by Mrs, Gladys For- ing pos AoA oy he a LAL oe cn the the federal cabinet but depariment with 00 employ |MEht st the office or take some syth, operator of & shop 0 Bam: came citizenship and immigre- re-elected in 195, 199] and 195% she seldom gets a chance 10 be ees and offices In 22 countries, work with me to the hotel "k like cooking end when | Most male" menmers of the Get, home on wichends | Gon A L. Per oly tive 0 milton, Ont, turned cabinet have iv. families in ally prepare & Wig mes with rage of questions opps ye en MY REECE yoble (Efe %, | like to cook tion members--and newspaper ation with them very much," have 8 special reporters--without fius- tered, though she tion minster has heen her eon , Fairclough entered the "9a pay for . She revels In quick repariee, tact with Canadien Indians, olin. Fores # £008 husiness Women employed in "They are wonderful people training which has been inval- one of her Gresms come true 19457 Pariement---enact wsiation ment of Je industries sibiect to federal labor furs diction her, first ss on oppo HP : 2 When she was named immi- In 1950 she travelled 10009 yah [RETher Bnd JRler 88 4 ration minister old tim: read. miles in three weeks ers in the wondered Canadian Indian settlements, STARTED OWN BUSINESS how 2 woman wi make out # re car through remote areas with- of 16, In fant wn olfice ps # yom as PD ' someone's Wie, espeially to women's organiza-'o the cabinet in 1957 as secre in this tough , It didn't 44 Hon Lake her to show the I San, Sigh ks her Hon oat nie oe ommerce at the age ties 95, she her job, certified public "Our Ellen's # resl doll." one #8 business she op- veteran ee of the depart. she was appointed , "She's handling this Fairclough says she and I'm lucky i 1 TLL ngel hay Bisck Mersedenn ®ennl 4 ADULY weekend referendum, | more decisive than many ab-| servers expected, creates a elis| mate for negotiations that could| end the bitter six » year war| within months, Possibly the biggest stum-| hiin of the rebel leaders headed hy Ferhat: Abbas. Their views &p pear to have hardened in recent weeks, If they insist that peace talks should be strictly a two:| way matter between de Gaulle and themselves, without taking| into account what de Gaulle calls "other tendencies,' the de: veloping trend toward peace may he stalled MANDATE FOR PEACE Certainly with France's clear volte of confidence behind him de Gaulle has a mandate for peace. Despite all obstacles, de: spite the ambiguity of the ques tions posed in the referendum, France has shown its weariness {land also inhabited by nearly block now is the attitude cal adherents 000 Furopean settlers could f forever retain mastery in al Hp 10,000,000 Moslems, ISOLATES RIGHTINTS It Isolates and discredits the French nationalist right, politi- : In metropolitan France of the "Algerie Fran calse'" theory, The vote shows this group Is 8 minority more notable for noise than numbers "This is the end of a legend,' says Sam White, writing in the Evening Btandard, "As a poli tical factor, the Algeria - is French slogan now is as dead a the dodo." nN example of the ro treatment suffered hy hua wing advocates of a No vote in the veferendum came from the celebrated winefields of Beaune where 80 per cent voled in the affirmative. Beaune. is the (Stronghold of Roger Duchet, {leader of the powerful indepen i ) TODAY ONLY KILLER: ATuams! Lin 7 fh Li \ of the drawn-out conflict he dent group in the French As SOPHIA LOREN tween Huropean and Arab |sembly, The independents are "Breath of Scandal' The next move is likely to he Staunchly conservative, and Du IN TEGHNICOLOR another visit hy the 70.year-old| chet had called for a negative president to Algeria to set up|response in the referendum Uprovisional institutions," in cluding an executive that may he headed hy a Moslem, One name mentioned is that of All Malem, an Algeria deputy British comment on the rel: erendum concentrates on two related themes Nazi Chiet Back To Work OTTAWA (CP)--Andre Belle. feuille, 80, self-styled Fuehrer of the Nazi Party in Canada, 1s back in his job with the federal transport department at Sorel, LAST PAY "Atomic Submarine It took the whale British Navy to track down the Atlantis, phantam ship af many disguises scourge o lied shipping! 0 et OM JC ns mic i "Wild River" "Fighter Attack" Que, after a 'few weeks sick! leave," Transport Minister Baleer| said Nav, 1 that Bellefeuille had heen suspended from his $300. a-month Job as a draughtsman at the department's marine ag ency in Sorel As a qualified civil servant, he could not he dismissed ex cept hy cabinet arder following an investigation hy the Civil 8 Of Presley Fans Nave Been Waili Service Commission A top spokesman of the trans port department said the Civil Service Commission ruled that Rellefeuille had done nothing il legal and was reinstated [FFRIDAY RECORD WOP AS ONLY PRESLEY CAN! 14 X ; " 550 am. 19 6 pm, Open Fridey Wight To, will 9 od Goéds Satisfactory or Money Refunded" i il Women's "Pinmoney" Full Fashioned Nylons Dress And Walking Sheers At a Moderate Price | Only ot EATON'S Stockings for daytime and dress wear. 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