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'Canada Gives Up | a 1) Patient Chinese UN Seat Effort ; ' Be «SC Penetrate Africa | UNITED NATIONS (CP) --\the backing of Australia and Z 2 ; TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) -- For,painstaking effort: to penetrate Acting under heavy pressure, New Zealand, took the lead in , the last six years, Chinese Com: political parties, youth organiza- Canada has given up on an at- a campaign. to prevent the loss 2 e munist diplomats and agents tions and labor groups tempt to preserve a forn of the seat ¥ " have patiently penetrated the Econome progress is a main Commonwealth 'role in the The test case was fought out} i African continent gambit used by the Chinese United Nations. on a relatively minor Afro-As-} ™ s J " Their progress has not been|propaganda drive in Africa The initiative was dropped ian resolution to add three seats} # 4 spectacular, but they have|However, the Chinese also have 'Saturday only after African'to the General, Assembly's 18-| : aroused African curiosity about!a number of drawbacks {Commonwealth members ap- member general committee, or} ' 2 ( China. and planted a network of One is Chinese "subordination pealed publicly to Canada not'steering committee 4 = A diplomatic, trade and propa- of everything to their ideologi to press for a "test case" vote This resolution also made no ee * , ganda missions cal conflict with the Soviet on the issue provision for a Commonwealth boa i, te j ror the next t wo months {Union. Much of its literature They intimated the Canadianjseat, as had been stipulated in - Premier Chou En-lai will per-|distributed in Africa deals with campaign was working against|the past Canada moved an : ne, ESOS ite penetration|this dspute, and Africans have ltheir own attempts to add Afro-jamendment to reinstate it, with i é ae ne fort and establish direct con: been showng. signs of resent- lAsian members to UN: bodies,|the co-sponsorship of Australia : tact with a number of African'ment at being used as pawns : and New Zealand ¥ 6 g leaders. Some of them already in the struggle. Observers said the amend- is are receptive to Chinese ideo Also, most Chinese diplomats, meni was. largely academic z 4 logy : commercial agents and other ev pointed out that when y te % tot L4 Chou arrived in Cairo Sundayjpersonnel are ill-prepared for Kenya and Zantibar are ad- ' : to visit President Nasser, He assignments in Africa, Most mitted today, 18 of them was z jwill also visit Algera, Morocco. have no daily contact with Af- certain to be represented on the fig 4 % Mali, Guinea, GGhana, Somalia rican life. Few dare te talk to But they stressed that the general committee each year ee and 'perhaps former British European. residents, who still Commonwealth countries. Will," But the fate of the Canadian % i , : Kast Africa control Africa's economic struc- continue to meet and will COn-\,mendment was watched with Be, : Western. diplomats consider ture tinue to exert influence as @linterest as a sign of whether ##7ggggee : : the visit a public relations ven- Another. drawback has been group support could be found to pre a : ture. African officials attach a that -most Communist parties on WANTED SEAT OUT serve Commonwealth represen é 5 great deal of significance to it./the continent are oriented to- SaALie Aso ' crow, tation on the Security Counci pee : 4 In 1956, Red Chna had not a ward Moscow. But sonie Com- patueGays a ani the Economic and Social Bi 4 g 4 single diplomatic mission in Af- munist and leftist parties: are Peene - aegis ei elimin-| OUnC) : % fg rica, Today, it has 13 plus showing increasing interest in , : ; a é j 4 Le thousands of offical 'and un- the Chinese doctrne. consder- ate: the Commonwea th seat in REFUSED WITHDRAWAL i ee i Rial: anvova Chiad crussiie ie "it Woke donnie "anes reforming the Jl-nation Security During .Jast week the Cana i the continent revolutionary, more in keeping Council dians were urged vately to Chinese radio beams 10 hours with Africa's needs eat had been provided withdraw the amendment, but HELD AFTER DEATH of broadcasts daily specially Whether we like if or not the 1946 gentlemen's they refused to do so : A tailored to .Africa 300ks. Peking has a strong chance of agreement' that allocated two They consented to. withdraw Eddie Weissman, 19, rig minal Court. Polce said he pamphlets and films: are dis. replacing Russia as the revo of the six non-permanent se Saturday, however, after af is shown being booked in. po deliberately drove his car into tributed: by the Chinese in most lutionary attraction in Africa to Latin America, one to Fast peals from Ghana, Nigeria and hice avon' an New York's several collegians after a of Africa's 'independent nations. said one pro-Western African Europe. one to West Europe, several other countries on the borot of Manhattan Sunday : " 5 China participates in most sae to the Middle Kast and one floor of 'the assembly's, special in connection with. death of | Scuffle. All were able to jump to the Commonwealth political cor ee Mike haffer, 19, City Col to safety, except Schaffer who This agreement is expected to : } ? : ra | | : i z P Mi Bo sng stand for a time, at least, since made a direct appeal to the Ca prae With Weissman is a de- dr da block. He died short- hace hia es to half-a-dozen Tt Workers PROUD PARENTS OF QUINTS he Soviet Union has indicated nadian Australian and begs tardies nlscns ait Ine Wee Ls in roa Hs o es : 1 ions not ress seo \ndrew: I fF Authoritative sources said the development was a major one in terms of the Commonwealth role in the UN and in terms} of Canadian diplomatic strategy} at the UN. diplomat African. trade fairs and ha siven long-term. loans and Ghana's lex Quaison-Sacke York basketball was struck by 'the car and T « will veto expansion until Com. Zeland eg to charged with homicide in Cr Wirephoto) os te ten Ge ne ie OK Agreement 2 ; Talbot Trial 9 eft), and Mary Margaret ! children. At ce \ ounc But the debate last|Cated that it, might jeopard sn t | _- Elmer Brady. M he week showed clearly that littie|Afro-Asian chances of getting S poe E EAE DEON Cees e mother, who is | ir entiment remains for retention Detter Ja one Vacate T1e O u run ; them or t. Lukes home. Two of the other quints, for the childret the Commonwealth sea The: Canadian delegation, it | Evidence Ends by Toronto Transit Commission Hospita 1 deer born Sept. 14. w go home (AP Wi ) The Afro-Asians and Latinjwithdrawing the ame ndmen bus and streetcar drivers ended . Americans want a new division}was understood to have felt that | QUEBEC (CP) -- Trial of }- Sunday when some 1,600 mem- of seats on a purely geographic|to have forced a vote might ele) n ree jton:o 'Talbot, legislature me bers of the Street Railwaymen ba Canada Australia and have placed embarrassing pres 'ber for Chicoutimi charged h Emp'oyees' Union (CIAL) ap M P Ur es Increased |New Zealand are to Ue claseed ates On eT ane Ss ANGELES (AP)--I don'trofficers on the roofs of the two defrauding the government f proved a new wage agreement inder "West Europen and oth Commonwealth members' ane how we did it. We floated buildings, The water. was about $47,000 ended Saturday with the TT 5 s that this might have damaged y car, and hit 11 feet deep there Judgment w be .rendered The agreement--calling for an on the Officer R, J. Holoubek of the Feb. 12 in the case of the for- 18-cent-an-hour wage increase-- : ° . | Noa a Me GR | ' It's acle we're here. Los Angeles police department) mer Union Nationale roads min- is expected to be ratified offi- renc MM1gr '@ | 10n be d : 5 1 Rosanna, and I jive jumped into the water andlicster one of five men charged-cially Wdnesday or Thursday. Y n Sinatra Anxious in apartment below the swam toward us, shouting:)with defrauding the government' 'The slowdown, caused by bus ou g na Hills reservoir. My "Close the windows, close the foliowing the report of a rovaland streetear drivers who re- OTTAWA ( t vunt ca Peak eariCan 1 woulc bound ta aet ter Vir ise Giguere, had windows We did. The car WaS commission into pe chasing jised ta Whrk: yoluntaty ave ae : 164 from her apart- filling up, now, Water was UP practices under the former g0V- time, hampered public transpor- ' . . ¢ VIS Lotbin ' ked off) I migrar ease t t L Hi Career t next door when we heard to our waists ernment a : 'i pu ' rime. : . : BUD REM Yosh in for 0 Resume S yt arning everyone tO (ther police officers jumped ation during morning. and es PORONTO (CP) -- A rush hour transportation slowdown The Canadian delegation, with the Commonwealth Choquette Defence lawyer Joseph Cohen » rush hours, reducing serv- n and formed a human chain to of Montre summing, up, said ice by as much as 25 per cent ios 1 ) \ ny asked 'for idictments. agait \ } Saturday. keer > car fr floating off A 6 CLAIMS. DISCRIMINATION HOLLYWOOD (MT Suue hehe nd Ae ARH ee from floating Of. the ge against the 62-year- : se peak periods Mr § Frank Sinatra made plans to- the three accused nap : eucopte sal he dam Holoubek opened the door of! yiq Talbot should be dis union originally sought a ' e federz A \ rv 2 hou Wi 4 the ar- wi > a 2 ' . again whi ederal John W Irwin a : i le. car- with one hand and jiccagd because the Crown hadi25-cent-an-hour wage increase: spd <4 take '1 yh ( Amsle UK} Mou an started the pulled us out with his other leat Cal 1 ' t f nd. told the - ; not proved criminal intent nor; The new agreement was 1 t-time professiona 0 h a ; si , iad it shown that commission worked out during a 16%-hour the gov srewir to coum as boxer, and Barry W. Keenar 41SO an unemployed ap} 'i ane 1 : ip the street Carbon Monoxide paid on paint sales to ernment had results in negotiating session vork at Lake ance salesmat came out and screamed 4 : the public purse 1 The ater yming raho Keenan's' father, stockbroket) eee ied Blamed For Death | Ww S mped the car 4 during e four-day trial-a A'spokesman for Harrah's Ca- John J, Keenan,, described h he jumped in the car with During th HEAT ITH OIL afer ' us d I tried to outrun the nin per i series of witnesses said . they ' ino. where the 19-year-old eNn-'son as "a fine kid' and recalled US an | | { I t WOODSTOCK (CP) Authori i + oe ter. I didn't make it i were paid amounts of money by ey r was employed 'at the that except for one minor brush. ¥ idn é ; ties investigating the Saturday Canadian Bitumuls Company ' e t k m : |Canadiz 3i 1 j time of his abduction De 8.iwith the law--the. theft of ' thing I knew, MY death of Mrs. Anna Schmidt, 82.!.. : t : : "phil Chevy Il) was 5 I W Wilson the compan ; onfirme a new motel ¢ase of be i 959--he'd never t ae s x Woodstock, found dead in her if eadé t + room is sing prepared for him. before been in serious trouble. SUrts nto the air by a horrible bathtub. have determined she president, testified the company sia sarc eh ke nu ( ie water had to pay the amounts in or aol ite A ' Pat France, vice-president of Amsler' lice record Was a ty ae i have died from carbon monoxide poi-'a.- to get business from. the 313 ALBERT ST. subversives and unde t Harrah's. said, however, that short 'one, t He had three ar am an amputee and ha soning from a fire caused by an government Often one hears t complair oung Sinatra won't. resume rests in California, the latest for SPCC controls on my fat l'slectric iron which she laid on ® Crown prosecutor Yvan Mig 24-HOUR SERVICE rat vration. tak A inging before Tuesday night. He trespassing and an earlier one Kept: trying to drive while We-har hed to warm it - sepeaee Ter o : ; sila? : : ? : i aa o un and down like : , : ef nault agreed that Mr Ta'bo CHANGE ACT int of ¢ vets nditions ir featu ed with the igs for violation of. the Alcoholi ; es one i. ' . : fe We Fire Chief Gordon J. Trippjhad personally fot .profitted by 723-4663 M vreal o Tt ast ajCe vid NV ouette '!Dorsey band, which takes on- Beverage Control] Act a SOtR baud . said Sunday an. autopsy con-'y, . > Ce ' I Hcuse t ' \ , : ; floated straight down the street.|7" i Woonsioe t a the commissions. But he said SERVING OSHAWA OVER y, irwin had a record extending ducted at oodstock General the fact that the former minis ae ; over 16 years, in Maine, Massa Hospital showed the: woman ter had accepted cheques for 50 YEA ager, told reporters : husetts, New Jersey and Ca . : : the died from carbon monoxide poi-'other persons was enough We're moving him to an- fornia. The ch s- included The car hit-a pole at the coning not a heart attack as was CERES in the motel right edor ' AT q intersection of La 'Brea Avenue pari ps ; * a 1g a Ns NOs oth oom in the mote ight disord cond assault. and!) baal and ar de earlier uspected Rivisivivivivivizinint: 2 now. It'll be harder for anybody battery, desertion, non-support 4" todeo = a aamintaie : ban MIMONS OF the federe y Noranda a io pet te n the new and drunkenness flected us between two build . FROM n ane before. im-/+oom:" ings, a grocery store and a res-] KINDNESS Nid s BURNS Credit Jewellers tort Ay es ia ey 7 ( aa lat io bh 2 ae ane u A me : ' a f . ae aoe oS fie SIGN MIRA OT eae up and. saw. police BEYOND PRICE, for a lifetime of proud possession cea wha th BK. OCURBMVOIOT IRONIC At : fe oe ae MIAMI, Fla..(AP) -- George YET WITHIN debate 4 inet \ the r Ait is Cole : ce A te he m ee Mira University of Miami's EYE REACH OF ALL" SELF-WINDING WATCHES emain select and the We bounced off other cars nemployed men in. Tino Barzie, the youth's man some floating, some sinking ivixi propriatior t | id ar ! Yor ; apie ae a vo ots ait i} mt asino "of quarterback sie ned a contract EXAMINATIONS GERROW fnew offre wil he apened nto Cireenwnnd) sd tRat HOH sig' enn. oxen tornalgltHe. 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