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No Money, No Vote Crisis At UN Today UNITED NATIONS (AP) --lyears behind in its total assess-|lands are unopposed candidates Negotiators at the. United Na-|ments. for the seats held by Brazil and tions reached a crucial stage) The United States says that|Norway. today in their efforts to headlif a, vote on anything is called) Delegates were hopeful some off a Soviet-U.S. showdown over|in the assembly, the Soviet Un-|way would be found to get) the Russians' refusal to paylion must suffer the penalty setjaround Indonesia's demand to peace-keeping assessments. out in Article 19 of the UNibe allowed to vote against Mal- The negotiators hoped to work|charier, which states that anylaysia, which is otherwise un- out some agreement before the|member two years behind injopposed to replace Czechoslo- assembly's next meeting, sched-|assessments shall have no vote! vakia. uled for Tuesday morning. Thejin the assembly. : But they said Quaison-Sackey Security Council can't function} To avoid a showdown, there|had failed to resolve a contest after Thursday -- New Year's|has been no voting since the|between Jordan and Mali for Eve -- unless agreement is|assembly convened Dec. 1, and|Morocco's seat. They said Mali reached on the basic issue orjall necessary business has beenjhad rejected his suggestions unless two disputed council'done by general consent. But|that a preliminary informal poll seats are filled without a vote/diplomatic sources said Assem-|outside the assembly decide so as to avoid a challenge of bly President Alex Quaison-/whcch candidate would be the Soviets' right to vote. Sackey of Ghana had failed tojelected by acclamation in the The Soviet Union will not pay|get agreement to elect Security| assembly. assembly assessments to fi-\Council members the same/ Jordanian Chief Delegate Ab-| nance the Congo and Middle|W4y. jdul Monem Rifa'i told a re- East peace-keeping operations}; There is no problem concern-|porter that if no agreement| because it contends the Secur-jing two of the four seats that|could be reached on some in-| ity Council alone has the right/become vacant at the end of| formal method by Tuesday, he/ to start and finance such oper-|the year on the 11-nation coun-/would demand in the assembly} ations. So it is more than twolcil. Uruguay and The Nether-|that the election be decided be-| Le oe [one Friday by the usual vote.| | SHOT WITH REVOLVER asec aes ene | As of New Year's Day, the| " : ' eae | ) li Chi f'< if |Soviet Union will have to pay| ae é a : _ eg : : |$26,534,236 to avoid being two! ar on ss ee fee te | FOUCe LAIETS Wife vears behind in its assessments. | GI's AND DOLL IN ViET N FLOOD WATER surrounded river overflowed Saturday on rains and warm weather that Sareea has wee ae Gedl| Actress Janis Paige gets the | this house of Saint-Raymond a quarter of the area of the melted snow. 4 rs spp ve . and many others as Ste.-Anne town on account of heavy 4 --CP Wirephoto | 0 7 uvenl e igen contreen: rela he paeminca . ered pera \the Soviets, even if it was not ne ( GRIMSBY, Ont, (CP)~Police,his clothes and the gun weni|specifically earmarked for| ®% Bien Hoa airbase outside WHEN YOU NEED e e River i evel Sinks said a 12-year-old juvenile of-loff, hitting Mrs. Earle in the|peace-keeping purposes. | ic ap ype cy hs: a fender shot the wife of this|chest, Chief Johnston said. Informed diplomats under-| ember 0 the Bo' ope MEDICINE FAST | | | a 68 town's police chief Sunday be- The boy fled the house with-|stand that the United States| troupe which gave. its first cause she would not let himjout his clothes, and ran over)would agree to a Soviet pledge) Viet Nam performance at the leave the house. _ frozen fields in 20 - degree|of about $17,000,000, covering) p; y After Homes Flooded Mrs, Alex Earle, 43, is in|weather to a neighboring farm|the part of the larger amount a Caen ws Sra have your DOCTOR phone ' good condition in hospital injowned by Karlis Loja. jthat represents peace-keeping --A irephoto rg auger te ag a gunshot wound| The Lojas found the boy hid- raged a bhi ee Ne your PRESCRIPTION to ST. RAYMOND, Que. (CP)--} Andre Girard, civil defence BONAVENTURE, Que. (CP)/!n her chest. ing behind their barn when covers regular budget as- E t Ph Flood waters began -receding|co-ordinator, said about 10 Part of a bridge on the Bona-| For the last 18 months the|they heard him fire -the gun|Sessments, which the Russians NEED as View armacty Sunday as the weather turnedjhomes were still partially un-jventure River used by trucks|Farles have had one or twolinto the ground. They invited|always pay. | 573 KING E cooler and townspeople began|der water Sunday but the crisis}in logging operations was swept/juveniles stay in their house him into the house and° gave} . Quaison-Sackey and an Asian Mortgage Money? | é returning to their homes in St./had passed and the river leveljaway by rising waters Sunday./until disposal of their cases in|him dinner. African committee have each CALL 725-3594 Raymond, 30 miles west of|was dropping. | The bridge is on a country|court. Police said the boy had] During the meal he told John|devised proposals to pay off the Real Estate 2 Car elivery Quebec City. | 'The town, which normally ex-|road linking St. Elzear and|been in the Earle home for|Loja, 17, he had shot a woman.|$86,000,000 UN peace - keeping| C Broker Dozens of families had fled to| ,eriences floods once or twice|Bonaventure, 250 miles north-| Christmas. iMr. Loja called police and the/deficit with voluntary contribu-| Day or Night - 728-4285 | higher. ground Saturday when), oar jis situated on the side|east of Quebec City. Chief William. Johnston of|boy was held until they arrived. tions from the UN members. | the ice-choked Ste. Anne River|>+". hilt and most of its homes} A highway. linking Matane|North Grimsby Township po-| Chief Johnston said the boy ; - err or spilled over its hanks; flooding | were out of danger. and Amqui was closed for ajlice said the boy shot Mfs.|was from St, Catharines and basements and streets and even jtime Saturday when the|Earle in the chest with Chief|was awaiting his scheduled] i r St. R nd's civil defence} Pa 4 teal on ; M | pen ay» Dg ground floor of OY haat part hee A iStHkn emer-|Matane River overflowed its|Karle's .38-calibre revolver. |court appearance Tuesday . nks. 4 | i 4 i t The bridge was re-| He was alone with Mrs. Earle Unusually high temperatures|gency squad Saturday /that) . : : s. and rain that selied snow and|helped move affected residents |°Pened when the water receded. in the house after the chief and P qemesicianer Sak | ROVE ir belongings to higher) The Montmorency River over-jhis five children had gone to G ae Ge leet ot ge egg flowed its banks near Quebec|church Sunday morning. Chief HEAT WITH OIL RED & City Saturday, flooding sum-|Johnston said Mrs. Earle had ' mer cottages on Enchanteresse| hidden the boy's shoes and DIXON'S ie WHITE WEATHER FORECAST |Island. Residents used dyna-|sweater so he could not leave OIL |mite to break up ice floes and! the house. the water receded. When she refused to give the Fy . P ' MAPLE Cl d C | rr ielothes to. hint, mecause he 313 ALBERT ST. ' GROVE ouday, ~0Oo POPE MAY VISIT (72st. i2 S2'%atngines, 'te | 24-HOUR SERVICE ay ONTARIO started to search the house and orm Pr? / 3 ® : found the gun in the bottom 723-4663 } Milder Tuesday MINICA, BRAZIL wishes everyone d... wna drawer of a bureau in the bed- | VATICAN CITY (AP)--Pope| room. SERVING OSHAWA OVER Paul is reported to be consider-| Confronting Mrs. Earle with, 50 YEARS j d / : RED & ing a visit to the Dominican|the gun, he again demanded' . i {Republic and perhaps other) ---- ERGATA ee WHITE areas of the Western Hemi-| CORNER SIMCOE sphere. AT MILL wo BROWN'S RED & WHITE BROOKLIN, ONTARIO TORONTO (CP) -- Forecasts,;Tuesday. Winds east 15 to 20) issued by the weather office at) shiftine southeast Tv ><4>v. 5.20 a.m.: | Alg .oa, White Rive: C..udy Synopsis: A ridge of high|with periods of light snow and pressure moving slowly ke and Tues temperature tonight i ward across the Great Lakeg\and Tuesday. Winds becoming) The, other areas were not area has brought an end to the|southeast tonight and Tuesday. specified, but a Dominican dip- rain and fog of last week. As |lomatic envoy noted Saturday the high pressure ridge moves Forecast Temperatures that _ the United States and slowly eastward winds over the|Low tonight, high Tuesday Brazil were geographically well area will shift to the southeast Windsor 25 situated for a papal stopover by Tuesday. This will result in|st. Thomas....... 25 5 |Should he go to the Dominican inereasig cloudiness and a/fondon ..... 9 35 Republic. a gradual moderation in tempera-|Kitchener .. 35..|, Vatican sources sald an Invi. ture. |Mount Forest. 4 tation to visit the Dominican Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie,|Wingham ... 30 |Republic was handed to Pope Niagara, Windsor, Hamilton:|Hamilton ...... es 2 ap ging special ambassador Cloudy today and Tuesday. Oc-|St. Catharines.... 33 oe th teehee eovern: casional snowflurries today and|Toronto : 5 ieaa Be Coterantiat che tonight. Cool today and a little|Peterborough . piledioed ae ghey ere geig to milder Tuesday. Winds north-|Trenton Scie Supt oe saris east 15 today, becoming south-|Kingston ... Republic oe pata east Tuesday. [Killaloe ....ces00s i Lake Huron, Lake Ontario,! Muskoka ; The. sources said that the London, Toronto: Variable\North Bay....... : 2 \special ambassador, Pedro cloudiness and cool today.'. Teereece ' Troncoso Sanchez, gave the) Tuesday cloudy and a little Sudbury deeeane "15 5 Pope the Dominican govern- milder. Winds northeast 10 to 15 Eariton é f - ment invitation during a private today becoming easterly Tues- Sault Ste. Marie... 4 audience, Troncoso said on a day. r Kapuskasing -2 stopover in Madrid he was Southern Georgian Bay: Main- White River...... 5 2 "very hopeful'? the Pope would ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday.{Moosonce .....0+. ~! attend the Marian congress Cool today, a little milder Tues-/ Timmins The Pope," one Vatican day, Winds northeast. 15. today wa sour org told Troncoso becoming southeast Tuesday RNYORTAITED WEEE cen EL oid ae sole te an Northern Georgian Bay, Kil-| U.S. President Thomas Jef- cept the invitation and that it laloe Haliburton, Timagami \ferson entertained so well, so|merited long study. There are Cochrane, North Bay, Sudbury: /often, that when he died his/indications that the Pope might} Mainly clear. 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