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means TELEPHONE Business and Editorial PA 66537 Examiner Want Ads PA 82414 95th YearNo IOO onrrmn in LONE PARIS APiTbe major West ern foreign ministers were under stood to have agreed today that they would take up the questions dilean and German peace treaty as package in Geneva talk with the Soviet Union indication came from con ference sources following the first session of the foreign minisv ten of automateser Trance and West Germany They are meeting to harmonize their position before the EastWest meeting opening in Geneva May 11 No delegation member would talk for the record following ion The ministerssaid in fitwohaur zimioutc morning ses ommunique that no information The move for flexihth Would be given to the press at least for the time being on prolt gross of the tails OPPOSITE POSITIONS The reported Wcstcrn determi nation to discuss the whole range of Berlin Germany and European security questions is in opposition to the Communist position reiter ated today Warsaw pact foreign ministers winding up conference in War saw opposed any attempt to link the discussions They said the two most urgent and important questions for Geneva were con clusinn of German peace treaty and liquidation of the military occupation of Berlin Britain was waging lone fight re ago ta package deal The British want to separateat eat the Berlin dispute from the other issues to make an East West deal possible on that di vided citys future if nothing else can be achieved by Prime Minster Macmillans gov ernment seemed sureto run into American French and West Ger man opposition These powers are against piece in agreements and favor one package settlement to Ipravide for Berlins status German reunification and vari ous European security schemes gtVARSAW ACTION The Soviet bloc today backed the British position wtih state ment that anyone trying to tie the problems of West Berlin Ger man unification and European se FIGHT curity into one knot obviously strives to hamper agreed deci sions Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and representatives of Russias seven European satei lites and Red China meeting in Warsaw repootcd Soviet de 33le one Th amp Examiner whammynmmngmssm 1864 BARRIE ONTARIO CANADA WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 1959 fBelieve Big Agree yBut Delegates Mum moods that Berlin must be made dcmilitarized tree city German peace treaty must be written speedily and Ger mun reunification st be achieved by negotiations between the East and West German gov crnmcnts ljlppggfill Million sné For Missiles WillBesUnused PLUllISTED TOWNSHIP NJ APJTho air force is spending $12500000 here on an installation it hopes it never will use It is building the worlds first tactical Bomarc missile launching site in 75acre clearing in the vast sandy pine forest at the east end of McGuire Air Force Base This month the army engineers are winding up the brickand ExIlvro Workers To Start Industry TORONTO CPt Two groups of former Avro Aircraft Limited employees Tuesday formally took over rentfree quartch in subur ban North York in the first step toward creating new Canadian aircraft industry General Aeronautics and New Developments consulting engi neering companies soon to be registered are the first new firms to be helped by the town ship through its special unemploy ment committee The committee was established in March primarily to help the areas 2000 Avro Unemployed Help has come from some of North Yorks largest industrial developers Toronto Industrial Leascliolds 1105 Limited offered 10000 square feet in modern building rentfree to former Avro employ ces for six months John Smith presidentof Gen eralAcronautics said the com pany will build craft with helicoptertypo rotor blade and pantoons which will offer maxi mum flying safety and could be towed behindla motorboat The first will be festflown within 10 days he added Protest TORONTO CPLThe Audubon Society of Canada today protested plans for an organized bearbunt in the Timmlns area next month to supply bearskins for 3ritlsh guards regiments Mayor Leo Del Viliano who or ganized the hunt alter reading that Buckingham Palace guards needed replacements for worn bearskin hats has said it will he gin May16 and last for meonth Tuesday the Ontario Federation of Naturalistsissued statement cream or decking out itsf cock airplanes for use afroyalgI tb summer Queen Elizab th 8nd Prince Philip will cov Inan than half their memos tour air and three four engine planes have been appointed for the job Among them is thapampered pehof the tho ES piston driven lux linertbat has transported the quec twice be forE and ce three times It iedlrlrde Minister Diefenbak round the World last year The 05 win be used iatbe At lantic arcajand Quebec after the royal arer at St Jab mid June FDeatlif Accident Quest 1For BearSkins protesting the proposal it said wholesale and indiscriminate killing would result John Livingstone executive director of the Audubon Society said the guards would probably decline the mayors offer of pelts if they were aware of the full implications He said in statement the kill ing of female bears at this time of year would leave the cubs to die of starvation it might take days for them to perish Mr Livingstone said the guards would not want to be party in this fantastic and unprecedented outrage Mayor Del Villana has said the hunt will not be slaughter He insists the bears are bothersome in his area and many would he killed during the year anyway The hunt would be aimed atget ting the animals early in the sea when their skins are at their st Coron rIury Says rann FALLS or coroners jury decided Tuesday that Alfred Bettie 02 died acci dentally om gunshot wound Jan 20 mes body was found earthae MMWéEF of Petérhormigbaltergt his sons home to ho ho The death was certified as no tidentalh coroner Dr Grattan Graham Feuelun Falls but provincial nuce investigation he ll goveral insurance come orted Retiios policy $0M wordinary life and mortar work on 55 auliChBI shelters of the site FY buildings outside the launc area are mostly finished Now Boeing Airplane Company which de go the Bomnrc weapons system and is supervis ing its construction is busy instrumenting the launcherbuildings set in four long rows of 14 buildings each in all about 700 workers are busy at the site MANNED BY 300 MEN When the job is done in the fall the base will be manned by about 300 men of the 48th Air Defence Missile Squadron Bo more now learning how to ban dle the missiles at Eglin Air Force BaseFla The 47footlong7titoo anti bomber missiles will never be fired from here unless its the real thing the air force says If that day should come the air force is confident thattha Bomarc name derived from Boeing and the Michigan Aer onautical Centre which helped develop it can knock down any airbreathing aircraft that comes within its 150 mile range The New York Air Defence Command concedes that this leaves out the intercontinental Ballistic Missile but says Lleut Lloyd Morris information of ficer there is no threat of lClsMs being used againstus to daynomatlerwhat ybu The danger still lies in manned bombers Plane Wreckage Spoiled In Turkey NICOSIA erus AP wrecked plane spotted today on bleak mountaintop in southeast Turkey was identified tentatively as British air freighter missing with secret parts for Britains rocket range in Australia It had been feared the plane had come down in the sputhem Soviet Union There was no immediate word of any suryivors Twelve men were aboard the aircraft which disappeared last Thursday RAF headquarters in Nicosia said the evidence was fairly con clusive that the wreckage was from the missing Avro Tudor ground party was to be dis patched to the site PANAMA INVADERs T0 YIELD on TERMS Eightycawld Doug Kibcrt poses in the bulletriddicd truck he and his parents Mr and Mrs Malt Edward KibEIfi were riding in when shot from ambush near Jonesviile Kihert was killed hisvwife 13an HAGGLING Firemans OTTAWA CPLThere will be no firemens strike on the ONE The tiremens union called otf the strike late Tuesday night It day had been serfnrligulajn Fri The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and rEnginemen CLO in calling off the strike acknowl edged the principle that firemen are not needed onfreight and yard diesels Itis prepared to sign contract to this effect The battle ovcrthe firemens issue switched todayif it had not switched bcforoto thebig LS railroa Whereit is ex PEFFS Ellis summer The BLFE has aslmilar con tractwith the CPR signed after two strikes The union withdrew the latest strike call in the face of several factors The first was that it doubted it could win The CNR had said it DADKILLED DOllG STEERS FOR lIELP critically wounded Dou steered the truck several miles for help trike on would keep the trains running without firemen bigfacton fo waslacksof support frontntbcr unions The Canadian Labor Cone gress was cool and no individan union expressed oven warmth The break in the dispute can after two days of meetings among Labor Minister Starr CNR President Donald Gordon andW Gamble the unions Canadian vicepresident Ocean Ship swens smmp Shorfe Flatten Boathouses By THE CANADIAN PRESS The kinks in the St Lawrence Seaway areworking themselves out Since the great inland water way opened Saturday navigation has been cramped twice And snag which the experts appar enflydidnt foresee has just come to light Swells from large ocean freight llrmed With Bows Tibetans Mowed DownBy Red Chinese KALIMPONG india Reuters Tibetan tribcsmen of Tsangpa Brahmaputra River have suffered major setback at the hands of Chinese Communist ground and air forces according Humanitarian in poms Secretary of State Christi AIlerter waves on arriving at Orly Field Parts for meet ing with BritlshFrcncb and West German foreign ministers On hand to greet himwaa Randolph Burgess US bpsaador to NATO left am to reports reaching this Indian border town Khama tribbesmen said to be armed with muskets bows arid arrows and few rifles are being mown down by Chinese machin gunning and bombing from the air wherever they gather in mono tain passes and on caravan trials of southeastern Tibet these re ports say One by one the 50 fortresses they captured from the Chinese during operations last winter are being retaken in bloody fighting The Kbambas spearhead of Tibetan rebellion against Chinese Communist rule helps the Dalai authecountryssplrituol and 311 den as one to any follow the abor tive revolt in the capital of Lhasa in midMarch Between 5000 and 10000 refu gees many of them rebel war rlors already have fled across the border into India and Bhutan Hunalayan state linked by treaty With India andare being granted asylum GaleWindsWhiP Lake Simeoe Shore Galeforce whipped acrossLakes Cou ch on nnco Tuesday Th lakes are already swollen by the spring runoff and several docks were awdy branching rain added tenths crs sailing towards the heart of the continent are causing prop erty damage at summer water front colony near Cornwall Residents there say hoathouses have been flattened wharves de molished and motorboats swept from their moorings The ocean vessels are about five times the size of lakers Mechanical defects have caused the two incidents which halted seaway navigationThe Can Steamship Line graiacarr Prescott jammed crosswise in front of the western entrance of the Beauharnois CanalTuesday night after striking lift bridge was BUSY Two tugs were struggling early today to free the 8000ton vessel undamaged in the accident near Valleytield Que The lift bridge stalled because of blown fuse Although this was the first ma jor stoppage of navigation on the seaway ships were delayed and hour at theeastend of the canal Monday when protective fence for lock jammed Rain stopped all unloading by stevedores in Toronto Tuesday and ships entering the port cre atéd problm inherthing Port LONDON AP Britains press fired blast at Field Marshal Montgomery today declaring the blunt old soldier chose the worst possible time for his TV attack on the quality of us leadership The papers expressed fear Montgomerys tory re marks shortly beforethe East West rie gn ministers talks might have dealt damaging blow to BritishAmericanunity In an hourlong film tolevisad Tuesday night in theUS by CBS Montgomery aid hat American leadership qftho roe world islsuspect and declared rcnnBLowro UNITr British Press Raps Monty US Leaders officials said congestion could be heavy by Thursday or Friday It was indicated federal offi cials will make harbor pilots available in Toronto to forei ships requesting them Congestion in Montreals grain elevators is forcing grain car riets to anchor below the city it til space is available Wheat ovcments out of Montreal have been moderate so far this spring Seaway locks near Montreal are handling freighters at the rate of one every 50 minutes Seaway authority officials Tuesday night said 66 vessels had left for the lakes since Saturday Canal linsnarledn For Ocean Traffic PORT COLBORNE Ont CP Traffic in the Welland Ship canal resumed early todayafter being held up since Tuesdaywhen an ocean freighter hit guard fen der at lock seven The French vessel Charles LD smashed into thefenderin front of the lock gates blockingship movement throughthe canal ForAttacking that Britain hadcomeforwardfo supply théconsisfe ey needed by the Western fiance Theyln tervicw was shown on its screens not long after Montgom ed in Moscow for which some British pa pers have condemned Montgomery who ilrned the terview hetero making his trip to Moscow also fired ascatter shot of President Eisenhower John Foster Dulles tate Seer Christi artime heroasserted are pie who are very we gt his nos dunno warmer MA and tomorrow WEATHER with cloudy blewII little For full mason col page three Copy48 Pages Castro Mon Relays Request To Return Unharmed To Cuba PANAMA CITY APlA band of Cuban invaders of Panama to day said they would surrender only if assured they would ho re turned immediately to Cuba and would not be punished President Ernesto do in Guar di government showed no in elination to promise more than its earlier assurance that the mem bers of the revolutionary band would not be killed The invddcrs surrender terms were relayed to the goverruncat by one of two bearded Cuban oi licerssont to Panama by Fidel Castros regime to sock the sur render of the invasion force which embarked from Cuba last week Carrying Cuban flag they contacted the hired invaders in the little town of Mombro de Dios 50 miles north of the capital on the Caribbean coast They had halted there Monday after ad vancing 35 miles from the spot on which they landed Saturday One of Castros mediators Capt Amanda Torres hurried ck to the capital Tuesday Ight bringing with him mem bc of the forcigui invading force out directly to the Cuban toueacue Lieuthcr nifigfifi remained at Mombre de mo Wm the 79nther inlt Vaders oars MORE wa President de in fan 53 two more invasion slope carry up to 300 men were repflflflll their way to Panama from b3 Panamas Minister01 Gov moat Jose Bazad fiidtfiéco trys 3000 national guardsrnen the nations only defcacc forc have occupied strategic points and are awn orders which will be issued whenever neces Saryu Bazan told the National As sembly the majority of the revol utioaists were civilians with pa li records in Cuba and the United States He said they were paid 200 to 2000 Cuban pesos $200 to $2000 and given all sorts of promises upon tri umpbing Only fewhe said were members of the Cuban rev alutionary armY Bazan identified their chief is Cesar Vega farmer night club owner The government has charged that the mastermind be hind the revolution is Roberto Arias former Panamanian diplo mat who has taken refuge in the Brazilian Embassy Cubas revolutionary rim minister Fidel Castro furio ly condemned his countrymens luv terference in Panamanian af fairs in press conference broadcast to Cuba from piano flying him to South America he said the invasion by Cubans is embarrassing and inopportune Castro told his people the Pan amanian government Is not in the same category with the Latin American dictatorships he has criticized Monty Meets Nikita Discuss Football Posts MOSCOW Reuters Premier Khrushchev spcnt two hours talk ing with Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery rctirod British mili tary commander in an unofficial Kremlin conference today Montgomery who arrived Tues day on threeday selfappointed private reconnaissance mission posed with Khrushchev for smil ing photographs before and after the session They chatted ghthcartedly and on one occasion Montgomery Khrushchev and Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky Soviet chief of stall stood shoulder to shoulder and Montgomery gestured towards photographers saying You see three generals together Khrushchev quickly demurred No only two professional gen erals Montgomery kl ed and amended his remark woli rec fodtballers than Up to this point Khrushchev and Montgomery had been talk ing about soccer experiences and tgomery had explained his need to be back in London see big game Satur rMore Govi OTTAWA CPLThe Cana printing in has asked Prime Minister Diefenbaker for larger share of government printing jobs brief by the Graphic Arts In dustries Association representing 626 comcrcialprinting plants says printing done by the govern ment printing bureau in Hull qua is uneconomical compared With Job printing by private in dustry The printing industrys delega tion Tuesday was headed by Gar doa Dingman of Niagara Falls Ont president infthe association PRESS warrants Luces usefulness Unlmpairéd iv WASHINGTON AP President Eisenhowar said today Mrs ClareBootherLuces usefulness as ambassador to Brazil has not been damaged in any major way by her row with Democratic Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon Tugs Open Seaway Bottleneck VALLEYFIELD QueCP Threettlgstnday clearedan 8000ton graih shipstuck in the BeauharnoisCanai opening the new St Lawrence Seaway after 15hour standstill Panchen Lama Rejects Talks Tom AP The Panchen Lama Red Chinas puppet Zruler of Tibctrtndayrejemed an in tation peace talks with the fselfexiled Dalai Lama added that tins is good Cements the tabloid Daily Sketch Monty dead right when he says that soldiersshould stay out ofpolitics If only be woul take his own good advice Th News Chroniclesays the references to the health of US leaders were 7couched in the worst possible way and to add the tauntabout ternleader ship passingto ritai like small boy lndia for Several members of Parliament were reported pressing the gov ammonth do something tdrn zlc Montgo cry Some critics re reported to have urged Prime Minister Macmillan ito speakto Montgomery friend and urge him to be more caretuldn his public utte Officially the government can do puttin his thu to on 1d