• • ON .DISPLAY · Nfld. Skies THE FAMILY S.IZE B{BAILEY R. FRANK MONDAY, October 17 "BUICK ·sPECIAL" Sunset today . .. , 5.09 p.m. -THE DAILY NEWS Sunrise tomorrow .. , , , , , , 6:24 a.m. )foonrise tomorrow , , , , , 4:00 a.m. New Moon . ......... Oct. 20 Terra Nova Moton Ltd. TIDES High •• 5:10 a.m. 5:24 p.m. Vol. 67. No. 231. THE. DAILY NEWS, ST. JOfiN'S, NFLD., MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1960 (Price. 7 Cents) Low .... .. 11:04 a.m. 1121 p.m: • -·- • ummit ---------·---·-····--------------------·-- SC.'\RBOROUGH, l~ngland-CP-Primc Minister \lilC· miiHn made n strong hid. for a new summit meeting S:ltur­ da~·, while at the same time stressing the need for firmness Congolese in drnling with the Soviet bloc. In a loud)y,npplnuded speech winding up the Conser· vative Farty conference, Ma(:millan said he is ready for a Dislike Pay face-to-face meeting with Premier Khrushchev to discuss tht• potential East-West flash points of Berlin, Germany an!! disutmament. The only rider he added was that both Increases the presidents 11£ the United States nod France should agree GENEVA !APl-:Many C ongo.l to surh a session. · . lese workers dislike s alary in· j As did other cabinet ministers creases as they do unwelcome i earlier in the week, Macmillan relatives, believing the one often '1 used the conference of 4,000 brings on the other. an Interna­ party faithful as a platform to tional Labor Office team ol ex- 1 explain present government poli­ perts says in a report. cies or to drop hints about future They also don't Jike regular plans. 1 . work -.md look upon farming as The broad picture that emerg­ an inferior occupation suitable ed from their speeches is that only for women, the report says. Britain must increase her eco· The Belgian gol'e'rnment reqnest­ nomic strength, dmw closel' to ed the study and tr~nsmitted the Europe, and continue efforts to results to the Congolese govern­ reduce tension between the ment in Lcopoldville. Communist and non-Communist ; The mis.<ion of experts found ' eamps. that a w idesprearl lack of inler- 1 SAYS SITUATION WORSE est in highct· salaric~ is bHscd on! ::l!acmillan said tl would he a tl'ibal custom they termed· foolish to deny that the _intcrna- "far, lily parasitism." TOKYO-A tcen-:un·r identified b\' police as Futaya Y:nnagurhi, 17, is tiona! situation had worsened [ "The mission wa~ ehle to ob- as since ~iay. ~etTe sel'et·al cases where the shnwn he rnsltc(l onto the platform and stabbed Socialist politician , "It has worsened '1rcau~c nc· ll'orkcrs feared a salary boo>t Jncjiro Asanuma (ri~ht) during a political rally here Oct. 12th, ns thousands ~otiations ha1•e in fact been · Pri'me Minister Macmillan would just bring them another in- of pC'I'sons looked IJII. The youth raced from the audience ami stahhed Asan· broken o!f:'' . i , ·. flux of barely tolerated and uma with a fuot-lon,r.; dagger. Asanmna died shortly thcreaftcr.-UPl Photo. He renlflrm~d h1s helle! m the! Commonwealth countnes such as· rarely welcome guests." ,"iEW YORK-Granted political asylum in the United value or. negotiations on prob- . C~nada and :-lew Zealand. I SEVEN MO:STII STUDY Slate~. Victor Jaanimets, Estonian sailor who fled from !ems dividing East and West. [ This was given emphasis in A six-man team includin~ two T "We shou!d be absolntcly fh:'Tl: speeches by the prime minis_tcr prof so r and a c • BRIEFS IN Russian liner Bnltika, lea\'es U.S. Immigration Offices univ~rsity e; s roops ontinue here Oct. 12th, 11 free man. At left is John Richardson, 1ln our athtude to •.he Sov1ct I himself. Lord Home, the forc1gn French government adl'iscr. pre- 1bloc: we should not surrende,·l secretary, and Edwm·d Heath, pared· the report after seven . 1 h~ad CJf the International 1\cscue· Committee, which will be the seaman's sponsor, will look after his welfare·, and ?ut we should try to encom·age II the Lord Privy Seal and the gov· months of trying to sec how 14. T h• p I WORLD NEWS 10 e~ery .way We can. R ~~neral ernmcnt's unofficial -ninistcr of 000,000 Congolese fit into II scale owns Ips atro "'ill get him settled here.-UPI Photo. amchorahon of relatiOns. , European affairs.· 01 income brackets. 1 · DE:>IOU:SCES TARZMi Perhaps the most significant . The experts sav the Congolese IIAVA:'{A l AP !-Premier Fide policy statement made during 1 All. stressed that ~ntam ~~ ~e· workers have doubled their Jiving I , . ! Castro denounced Tarzan mo1•ie~ the conference was that Britain I termmcd to sa[egumd the l'ltal 1 d d . 10 rs Just before SALISBUR\ !Reutersl-Troops the scene of recurrmg riots and: as exalting imperialistic racial intendes to draw closer lo Europe, interests" of both Commonwealth ~~~P:~dc~~e 1 !s~a.J~ne thev av-: an_d pollee patrol!cd Ne~ro town- 1unrest since ,Ju])·. discrimination. He told a· teleri­ despite some opposition from trade and British egricullure. erage $lS 8 roonth. The 'rural' s~tps aroun~ Salisbury m South- : Enos Nkala, gc~er_al secretary , sion audience Saturday night the 2 Americans Die population Jags behind even this. e1~ Rhodesia Sunday as prepar-. of the Afncan :-.lat10nal Demo-1 African natil'e was always de· the report 5 B)'S. • ahons went aheM [l)r ~he calling: cratic Party, said the troo~s rep-\ picted in the films as a semi- ·Mo. hut·u· Confers' "It has to be kept in mind that up ~f another 1,600 Whtte reserve resented a symbol of wht~ ~U·Inude savage and nei'Cr as Presi· still only a minority of the Con- soldt~rs. premacy and created susptcJ.on 1dent Sekou Toure of Guinea or . golese population shows any in- " P~hce said t.he ~Jtuahon was among the people. I President Kwame :>:krumah of By Firing ··squad ' · tcrest in working lor e salary. ·QUiet and sett~ed th;ou_ghout "If communism will free us, we , Ghana. Toure is on a three-day .th Tshomh e The economic and social pro- southern Rhodesia. No I~Cldenls will use it to free ourselves... f state I' is it here. By JOHN BLAND transactions abroad through their grcss of the country depend upon ":ere reported by patrothng sol- ROYAL \'ISITOR HAVA~A (Reutcrsi-Two more main offices. WI . an. improvement of the living dters. BAN PUBLIC M~ETINGS .., LONDON meutersl-Princess 1 600 11 Americans were executed by a Th d th f Th d ' d' · r th 1 1 The · w,h e r~servtst.. s. A ban °". , p~bltc meetmgs Ill :. Alexandra, a cousin of the Queen firing squad before dawn Sunday Fulleer· r~fow~d0 by th~:~~~s ~~e ( By GORDON MA~:r1:s l l general sun·~y of all the pr~b- I ~~~.!~Ions 0 e rura popu a- !"~mbers of l 11 o baltah~ns. 111!1 A!ncan loll ~,h1ps throughout the ,1 arril·ed here by air Sunday !rom after being c onvicted of counter execution of another American, . ~LISABETHVILLE Reuters I ~ems concernmg the cou?try. 1om 2.0~ men alrcarly mvolv~d country, wh1~h bega~ Saturday.: Xigeria. where she represented revolutionary act 1.v 1ties and, Anthony Zarba, and seven ·other Co golese army slrong~an Col. ~shombe told rep_orters. m weedt!l!! out troub~cmakcrs m Will re~am m force m ~outheru i the Queen at 'the Nigerian indc· armed revolt. against the Cuban alleged counter revolutionaries. Joseph Mobutu and ~Oise Tsho- If the Congo IS to escape Kennedy the. Afrtcan townships around Rhodesia, a self-govermng_ col-~ pcndcnce celebrations and made IOI'ernment. ·Thompson. and· Fuller, convic· mbe of Katanga provmce ha~ an chaos and a~a~chy, we must Sahsbury, Bulawayo :mrl Gwelo, ony, for a month. a 1i·dav tour or the West A!ri· Allen Dale Thompson, 36 and ted Saturday night, were said to appa~ently fr!endly and frmtful keep to the hmmg worked out can naiion. :lobert Fuller, 24, died efte~ Pre· have been captured. by. militia· surprise meetmg Su~day. ! by Co!. _Mobutu, who' wants the K• B b WHEAT GIVEAWAY I T I mier Fidel Castro charged. in a men in the northern mountains of The !our-hour sessiOn betwee_n c_ommiS~JOners • g.~neral to !U~C· ISSes a y y• t A~D!A~ .•Jordan fAPl-The maratbon television 3ddress Sat- Oriente Province Friday .. They Mob~tu and Tshom~e. who IS tl.on unlll Dec. 31. The commiS· I 0 0 United States will give Jordan 1 mprove . urday night that a "revolution" were picked ·up along with. two presl_dent and .premier or th_c SIDners • general make up. t~e NEW BRIGHTON, Pa. !APl- fi5.000 tons of wheat this year to was being directed from ebroad 1 other members of an invading provmce, folloll~d the ~olonels Mo~utu-named central admlms- · It's ha pened! Senator Kennedy, · help relieve an emergency situa- -an obvious reference to the group unexpected flfrlval durmg the tration of students and gradu- th D P t' 'd t' 1 lion caused by three years of · day He returned to I eopoldl'l.lle t 1 e emocra lc presJ en ta can· United States. Thompson refused Ill testify at b · . ' a ~s. , , 1 didate, kissed a baby Saturday. h h I drou•ht A U S Embassy spokes During the same speech ca~- the trial while the Spimish•speak· y plane Sunday mght.