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WASHINGTON (cP)—|
Cuban refugees say that if}.
Canada persists in doing}
business with Fidel Cas-
tro,:.Canadian goods may
be. ‘barred: from Cuba if

- ever Castro i is’ overthrown.
“Hector . Esteves, head of a
group “called the ‘Committee for
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-the money’ in trade, but of the
terrible things that. Castro is do-
ing to the Cuban. people.”
|. The ‘slim, 30- year-old Esteves
» joined .Dr. Rantoh- Escandon, ‘a
26-year-old Cuban . doctor,. is
leading a 60-nian . picket: force
in front of the Canadian.,.“em-
bassy Monday. A bigger demon-

   
      
        
     
    

  
  

sucs: a ‘statement in the news-
papers saying he’ will not. in-
crease! trade with Cuba, we will
carry ‘on: -demonstrations against
Canada. here, ‘New. York, Miami,

        
     
      
    
    
     
    
 

therejare Canadian offices,” Es-'
candon said in.an‘ interview. He
heads'a, group called: the Anti-
Communist Pan-American Agso-
clation.

-All of these committees and
associations are united in thelr
opposition to ‘Castro, - Esteves
‘gnid, Many are composed” ‘of
professional, and. government |e
employees who fled. Cuba in -re-
cent months. Esteves sald he
supported Castro at first but
could: not swallow: new ordors
tiyning farm: co-operatives into

  
   
   
    
   
 

farms,

The pickets” distributed lont-
lots saying:

“The people of Oubn hopofully
look upon ‘Canada to make a
careful revision of hor business
dons with tho government: of
Cuba.

"To do hnualndas with Castro is
‘to wage war againat the people
of: Cuba, Latin Amorica and tho
United States," ...°-

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this morning whore pf man had
fllon aslooy smoking In bed and,
ind, burned the matlrosa,
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onaidored no total loas, There
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foliows Ethiopian coup

NAIROBI, Kenya. (Reuters) .— Several persons
were reported. killed today during’ fierce: fighting in
Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital. as s Crown Prince

reported to have arrived back
in. his country | in. defiance of.

 

The broadcast also named Ras

Imru as the new prime minister.

He is “a. former “ambassador to
India’ and believed to’ be a mem-
ber of the royal family. At the,
same time, the ecmporer was re-

; ported to have defied a warn-

ing by leaders of Wednesday's
coup that military action would
be taken against any plane try-
ing to land in the country.

FLEW: FROM BRAZIL

The emporer’s return was re.
ported by a spokesman at thr
Ethiopian Embassy in Rome, Hc
said’ a telegram had been re:
ceived saying Haile Selassie hac
arrived back in his country afte)
a direct {Nght from Sao Paulo
Brazil,

The emporer left S20. Paulo'a
few hours after hearing that an
army coup d’etat had ended his
30- ear roign and installed his
son, Crown. Prince Asfa Wassen,| .
as head of a reform: government.

King takes over

in Katmandu _

KATMANDU .(AP) —
King Mahendra of Nepal.
today personally assumed
control of the govern-
ment, ordering the arrest
of Premier B. P. Koirala}
and. other. members of his

elected government. . .

“There was no Immediate. ox!
planation for the takeover by

 

[tne 80- yoar-old monarch, .? |,

By: royal: docree \ today, he
proaintmod an omorgeney, SUB-
Tpendod tho conatitution ‘arid ‘or-

dered: tho arrost of all oubinet

ministers, mo ie

'
enone verenmemremanend

Imp aired: driver.
fined, suspended

A ahargs ‘of impaired driving
oarned Chostor Wilbort Warford,
of 627 Fulton Strect, n $75 dollar
fine and a thros-month suspone |
sion of hia drivor's Haonca whon
ho plondod guilty to the charge |;
beforo Magiitrate @, T. Apples |
whatto, ‘this’ morning | in: police
courte.”

 

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Asfa ‘Wassen was. ‘proclaimed : ‘King.
Emporer Haile Selassie. was)

=, Sies, the reports ‘said:

WwW the the British for
| Bthiopian language: 0! Am aric.

ROMP, ante: that ‘Wartord Wie
nrrosted: about. 12/15 vam, todny

boon in: collision: with a vohiclo
hone, Thire Avonuo and Third,

 

 

Radio. reports: ~ trom - “Addis
Ababa. said Parliament. shad been
a as chi

“Meanwhile,

   

closed. that the. new: government
had made -an informal approach
‘to Britain: td ask for recognition.
He said the: British’ government}
was waiting for clarification. of}
the situation in Ethiopia before
‘acting on the. request. moe

EMPORER NEUTRALIST
Haile Selassie. is a neutralist
in foreign affairs and in recent
years has visited) the United |.
States, Britain, France,, Russia, |
Bastern Europe and Asia,

- Ethiopia, with a population of
18,000,000, ‘has.fewer roads and
sallways thant, Sudan, a civil
service far. inférior .to ‘that of
newly independent Nigeria, a po-
iitical ‘system: ‘more primitive
than that of Ghana.

Most so - called progress .con-

sists of showplece projects — a
new street. opened onthe ‘em-
porer’s birthday, @ pavement re-
paired for the visit of Japan's
crown prince, ?
.A cornerstone -for a new’ uni-
versity was laid Al years ago, but
only the gate’ Was built, A mun-
icipal stadium: ‘begun in’ the
Italian occupation fs unfinished,
Goats and cattle graze inside
the capitd and‘hyenas prowl. the
jedge of. town at night, * :

one. Ethiopian. doctor with an
MD dogreo. Today there is stil]
only one, me i

 

Herri ing landings
top 5,000 Ibs.

Herring topped tho 6,000- ton
mark Inst. week while othor fish
landed in Prince Rupert during

nmountod to 103,085, according
ta tha weokly.roport from tho
Department of Wishorics, —

The! report ‘showed | that 15
bonts caught f.total of 5,045.08
fons of herring. In Aron. 4,

Othor fish caught, . Included:
80353 pounds ‘of soles 4,003
pounds: of groy:cod;. 1,009 pounds,
of ling cod; 53,220 ‘pounds. of
mink - ‘foods: :goo pounds. ‘of
anrimys ahd’ 8,700 pounds. of
clams... ;

Threo vorsolt landed - shrtinps
from .Arog 4. while four trawlora
brought. in the: yemalndor of the
eatal fro from Aton 4 ao

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“Trial, to continue

 

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Jatyato, 0,7) Applowhalte,

 

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po member. of NPA. .'
ign - office’ ‘dis-|)

  

Cooking

VANCOUVER (CP):

 
 

voted, for no, change. Voters’ returned’ Mayor: ‘Tom
Alsbury. by a landslide’ ‘for his second term and put
| four of five- aldermen back into city council. By a
| narrow margin they voted to retain the International .
: Airport in nearby Richniond: municipality, rejecting
‘ta $2,700,000 federal’ government offer. -

‘Three members of» the’ ‘school:
and. three of: the-. “park
who were seeking re- ~eled

‘tion were . returned, -jncluding

_ 1 Arnold: -Webster, ° ‘veteran “park ,
mT commissioner
DENTED ROOF OF. CAR is: evidence ‘of ‘the’: narrow escape. “of ,
Floyd Earl Herchmer of 810 Borden strect at 10.10 a.m, today
when his late model.car skidded out of. control on ice. The car.
| plunged over ‘the bank atthe side of the road, Herchmer eseap-
ed without injury. Damage is estimated at $1,000... |
'. — Staff Photo by John. Pain

~ Kenya reports fighting

who is: former
head of. the - British | Columbia
CCF party. «+

 

VETERANS RETURN. co
ck in city council. with ME.
afsbury, a former ‘member :.of
the: CCF and-a school: principal
and a controversial: ‘figure, were
such men.as Halford “Wilson,. ‘an’
alderman. for 19 years, Earl
Adams, back for his. fifth- term;
Frank Baker, whose trumpet: is
often heard. in’ the. stands.:-at:
Western. Interprovincial_
ball Union games: ao
‘Mrs. Marion LinnelL, ‘a. “form
cooking editor, defeated veteran |).
labor’ spokesman ‘A, BE. ‘Jamieson |
for. the’ fifth council seat.

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tion ‘ticket, and resoundingly |
feated. Thomas - Campbell,**:h
nearest opporient, cand represen
tative: of _the. “Civic” “Voters” AS;

 

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defeated -mayor. ‘Fred “Hume, a

‘He. vhad- ‘five’ opponents, “the

greatest ‘number. in 22° ‘years. ‘He!

supported ale of.the airport and
Mr. Campbell opposed . it. One of

Mr, Campbell’s main Planks. was}.

 

‘Ton yenrs figo there was only] P

an attack ‘on the mayor's policy
of ‘holding closed’ council ‘meet-
‘ings,

 

“Further. war rumoured
in troubled. Congo —

~LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters) — Warlike prepar-
ations today were reported under way at Stanleyville
in the northeast as the threat of full-scale clash be-
tween Congolese troops and the. United ‘Nations force
died.down jin the southwest.

‘UN sources said the pro-Lu-|
mumba regime in Stanleyville
800 miles away was becfing up
its: defences against a possible
attack from forces of army
strongman Col, Joseph Mobutu.

They said about 1,300 civilians
were being called up-for armed
service by Antoine Gizenga, Pa-
trice Lumumba’s former deputy
remier. Members of sored (.
ba’s political party were ordercd |,
into uniform,

Troops loyal. to Mobutu were
reported to have’ infiltrated into
the Orlental province, of which
Stanioyville is. capital.
has ‘declared Stanloyville the
capital of The Congo, =

 

‘ernment said nations living in

the woek ending Deécomber. 10,,

’ southwest of hore faded today.

Trial of' ‘Wallaco Wallington
of: Prince Ruport,
charged with robbery. with: vio-
lence, wha achodilod. to con-
tinua this afternoon before wt

0
closted trin) by: magistrate and

In Tho: Hague,. the Dutch gov-
the intorlor of Oriental province |:
Stanloyville ‘or pull out of the

pron ontiroly, |

The thront ‘of an attack

tegic Kitona base 200 miles

 

Minor collision -

No ‘one was {hjurod when a
car driven by Brinn: Roborts, of|:
087 ‘Ambroso Avenue; wis “in
collision with anothor vehicle
driven by H. W, Waters, of 601
Fifth Avonue Weat, near the In-
torwoction of Third Avenue: and
Fulton . Streot, Bpout: 5:30 pin,
yoatesdny, -

«Police sald that damage: WIS
‘undor $100,

 

Prince | Rupert has
now. gono. 700, days ||
without:.a. fatal tattle}

editor wins
fifth council seat |

  
 
 
   
  
  
         

"|started to make a profit and
;}now it must have a jet-age .ter-
‘! minal, costing an estimated. $13,-
1,000,000.

i ple if they wanted to'sell it was
ir put after a council delegation

é a |

efie ‘Legion dinner.

a1. Branch 27,. will be. holding . as |,

a.

‘Vancouver Wednesday A

 

  
  

The 56-year-old. Mr. Alsbury °
grabbed about 55 per cent of. the a
total vote cast. ee
Among the defeated for city
council seats was. Mrs. Mona
Morgan, wife of Nigel. Morgan,

_Nisht Calis—Business 6768, Editorial | 6769.

 
 

    
   
 

“MAYOR. ‘TOM. ‘ALSBUR a
oc * landslide majority . :

; River’ power orojecti

~}.000,000 .. project. will, go ahead,

 

leader of the. B.C...Communist {
‘Party, and Arthur Chandler,
vice-president of radio. station
CJOR who was making his first.
bid for election.

CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECT

:The airport has been a contro-
versial subject for many years.|].-°<"-
It was not until 1950-that. it

 

oA referendum asking the. peo-

negotiated. the. purchase.. price
2) with | the federal government.

 

. “The - Canadian. “Legion, te

 

“Fon, those. who, may: ‘have no~ |
where: else_ to. g0,. and . visitors’ |
to the’ "city who “are* Legion |. ~
members. No deferentiation is |
made between veterans of vari-:
ous wars. ° All those ‘intending °
to attend are asked. to con-'
tact, the Office. to aid arrange- “
ments.

 

 

Gizenga |:

havo boon advised to ovacuato to}

ngalnat UN foreos holding stra- ,

 

 

 

Mobutu ‘Wednesday night. sent
an‘ offer to Kitona to: pull out
the « Invading Congolese: troops
after conferring with UN off.
chals here. '

 

 

 

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‘DURBAN ay A. whito judge today: aonter
to donth: for. tho slaying of nino South’ ‘African: policomon in.
‘mob action nt, the. Cato Manor Nogro ,acttlemont, nenr hore

“Jasb January 24, Hight other Nogroos, ‘Indluding five juveniles,”
" wore sentenced to prison terms ranging:from'five’to 16 years, =|:
The 18: Nogrooa wore ‘convioted of murder rhtton: 4 “trial ‘nating

| Time, : Digest |
fo yal - inguiry

targe ts

“TORONTO. (€P)-—The|
Star Weekly today. ‘urged |
“appropriate - ‘government _
action” “to* eliminate’ ‘the|,
unfair’ advantage: it said,
United: States: magazines
jenjoy: over” Canadian pe-|

Weekly. ‘does: ‘N10 “pelieve: that: the

solution, should: ‘be found vin” any.
action that would: ‘exclude: Amer-
ican - “publications. |
American. magazines in: ‘Canada,
but’ we also. want Canadian mag-
azines ahd-if we are to .-have
‘lpoth; a fairer ‘bases for compe-
tition must:‘be found.”

Mr. ‘Honderich: ‘said: “the: time
has. come. for’: special. measures
to ensure the survival of the
Canadian: periodical -press;”’ -:

He. made’
mendation. ‘as to: the: form: of
such ° measures...
.Mr. Honderich said The Star
Weekly “is not a profitable. pub-
lication.” ‘Despite .a large circu-
lation, aggregate. carnings - be-
fore taxes from 1950 to 1959 were
one-half of one per cent on sales
of $82,492,475.:
He said, Canadian publications
haye to recover sufficient reve-
nue from Canadian ‘advertising
and circulation to cover full ‘cost
of ‘editorial ‘content and’ other
expenses:

~ World Ne WS ‘Briefs

LONDON (Routers) —A warning of. a. “serious submarine.
threat to allied shipping in event of.war. ‘was given today in. ,
the new issue of the British publication: Jane's Fighting Ships. ; .

Allied navies might. be threatened by'450 to 500 submarines, |
a foreward to the book says, The total number of Western, antis .
submarine vessels would not be. sufficlont: to: -moct the threat,

no | direct -

* he
* DETROIT im — Chryslor coronation: BILYS. ‘U will’ close
most of its car and truck assombly plants. from., December, 23°
anuary 9. The move Is, /oxpectod : to affect all but |
4,400 of ‘Chrysler's 23,600 production. workors. , Thd firm said -
the shutdown was nocpasnry to “balance pigduction with fold

-

- MOBILE, Ala, (7) —.A Greyhound. bus alammod. into tu rales |
Way oxpross, truck In tho. rain. Wednosdhy: night, injuring 14.
“ westbound bus crashed Into ,"the. side of. tho.
truck lon’ U8. Highway 00, Witnossos told’ officers: the: truck
onme out of a shopping contra | into. tho, path of. the nconia busi.

¥

LOB ANGELES (ty — A Toxns-bound- ‘alvlincr carrying: 8S
“persona dumped 10,000 gallons of fucl. Anta: the Paolfic’ Ocoan
today, then returned to Los Angeles. for’ an uneventful: oniorg.:.
‘oney Janding: nftor, one of its four’. engl, Seveloped an ol”

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commenting... on .a. statement
Tuesday © ‘by’ Pedce ‘River ‘ Power-
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ister. Fulton: to:meet Mr. Ben- +

nett here about .the Columbia...

‘House for. Tommas’:

MERRIT ()'— The tragedy-|§
ridden Tomma family -will, have|.
a brand new house ‘for. Christ- |

mas. — or very. shortly ‘after.|-§

 

  
  

 

 
  
  

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1. ‘ :
se Goinotal. Assembly
* Monred its decks today for anothor niritig of the Congo arisia; ©
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‘sion- continues oday.

‘gill (L—Bonavista-Twillingate) |
“A . faith.- healing: operation.” a
Through co-operation. with: the |
council, retorted. Labor Minister.
Starr, it is. his. opinion . “that | 4
“notable” results could : flow. in,
the next: six: months.: =
The council was part antl par-
ce] of a program “to take care
of the federal sliare of: responsi- |
bility” in’ the field of unemploy-
ment, he told “Judy. LaMarsh,.
freshman Liberal MP’ for: Nia-
gara’ Falls who ‘coolly: took a

ey take | it,” she: ‘sald- at -one

the 429,000° unemployed: din mid-'
Novembey” or ‘iny part thereof
and that: there has ‘been: misrep-.

about the scope of: this measure
and -its goal?” ck

" This’ is ‘Just? one ‘part’ of the |
program, said: Mr. Starr. |

sentatives: of: business,

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* “A. farce,” ‘said: J? WwW: ‘Pickers-

Itading role in the debate. ':::

point, “that. this, bill: is not: deep yn?
signed. to create jobs: or:immedi- |." 4°
ately alleviate unemployment for:

resentation to the public at large |: |

— The bill’ -provides: for a: 25-
moriber' council ‘Including repre= |:
labor,
eviil ‘servele. -technical : ‘ndvisers')"
and tive mombers of the. general
[public “=-' to: Include “unlversity'):
| mombership..- en ES mys

Power’ saw ‘stolen |

“An 18-month ‘guapended sonte
| enco was, handed out’ by: Doputy
' Magistrate’ R.A, McLean 'yoster-’
day afternoon in: police: court to
| Poter Norman Fladaot,, of Prince
‘| Buport, ‘when ‘he pleaded guilty
{tov charge of: ‘broaking, ; ontor-

“ROMP ‘told. the court: that, ‘the.
charge was, Inid aa.tho rostlt.|.
of an): Anoldont. Novembor: 10)
whon : Q. powor- anW; valued : at |:
more than’ $100, waa ‘atolon, from
a Canndinn , National: Rallwaye.
‘J aupply shed, at. Kwinitaa,. | as

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Bake p property. oo
as - off limits. Bo
: for. Yule trees:

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With’ the’ annual. Christmas:
“ties” deareh? xoheduled: fora.
large: percentage of city:.resi-”
dents? thin | .woeek,” the ¢ “Clty.
‘Parks ‘Commission: « Agsued wv
“warning for. tree ~ seekers to,’

7 stays: off; “parks progertynuvsiecs.

‘ Borgong:; Cound; culting! ‘or.

damaging: Christmas. treeon’ a
» parks ‘property: Will: he: proses,
“outed, We: 8. sare Comission
‘man of the Parks Commission’
eal today, :

» Amolig, those going ‘out to:
cut’ troos this weekend willbe.
‘mombors.o€: the Prince; Rupert

“Rotary, Olub. ; Salo. of. trooa,
with: yp ile: ‘going. to Rothry. Doar

projects, will... start: Mond ps

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