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omiwaicr ecord 6053 000 Canadiansheld jobs at mid June the bureau statistics in ported today as unemployment ellshome under the impetusof fairly widespread recovery The bureau sold its labor force survey found 234000 persons with out jobs and seeking work in the Week ed June This unemplo midrMay Fred casc 1m experienced shock Ihllldtfl happen But he tearful that tervot Thighme soviet mlscalculations or some Monday He got lost on his series of developments touch off conflict if war should come thcWos era Allies would have to decide whether tense nuclear iveapons Soiar as the United surest concerned it would ai emplom golns slructloii logging trade Ernplo entsrccovery in the second quatrer nirlijidesb affectedpmost inst groups In manufaciltfllflthe main strength came from durable partic from year eaflicr ularly the manufacture of motor Thosewithoul jobs and seeking modes steel household aimli work made up 57 per cenLof the mica Md WNW Ind1 labor force comparcdwithv Winning the story when he eventually arrived for tbcbttloialopéning of new bridge which carries sias attitude regarding Berlin now is tougher than ever hvThgs Eisenhgmr pessimism mnm me New nzni Wsagafgmf MM mulls ters meetingislmownfli th flim lentauthority lt embraces The greatest fear of ministerwasunable in vuew thatrSoviet Premier Nikita vlct leaders Eisenhower bellevcs gns or the utotf from Khrushchev not even want is resur Highway 400 He asked anionii misogyng gm Ge many and Emit THE SUREST WAY 10 Wmi magiii iieiiiyyélfiii 21 McMuilen of Borrlc left finds it easier to climb over the of the twoday frolic was int ed olf Saturday and theclub extended the even through last night railing with her hoop Picture was shot late Monday night at the end of the Alliston Lions iub Frolic The second day Fightmgsln Imiij erosive Red Plan To Spredd ChqoSy CAIRO Reuters Fighting ontinued today in the Kirkuk oil irea of northern Iraq reports eaching here indicated Fayck cl Samnurai former raqidiplomnt now in Cairo told cportcrs that reports reachlng iim called the situation in Iraq explosive He added that the communists arc stru glin igainst thc nationalists who he outcome of the light in dou other reports said thcw bag violancé arourid Kirkuk was parked by revolt among Kur ish army units thcre Cairo newspapers called the revolt part of Communist plsn Vtollican revolution led by Premier spread chaos in Iraq The Egyptiamcontrollcd Mid dlc Easthcws ageocy said lrawi band air force planes had bombed rebel positions Other reports said the Baghdad government had sent reinforcements into thngirkuk area The continued violence was re ported 15 days attenthe haghdad government claimed the situation in Kirkuk had returned to normal after the death at many people in fighting last week The clashes broke out during celebrations of the first anniversary of the repuhv GEnergy Bbard NeedsiPersonfiél To Operate OTTAWA GP Work is piling upfor the new al Erich Board The finishing to it Satiirda liament completcdiis businessnn final drive for prorogation now is personnel iness The governmea iscxpectcd to uamethe boards membersal within the next eel or two Trade Minister Church in the Commonssatur the intention is bcee rapidly as possiblewith tli ap pointment of the energy hoard FOUR APPLICATIONS There now are four ap cations before the gover men for li cences to cxpo arur gas to thcllnited State Theyare from Alberta and our CanadianMomana company and Transtanada pe Lines Lim ited The board einpowered to Work ironing up ports and exports It also is em powered to handle exports and imports of electricity The Senate amended the bill creating the board to maltc clear that only power lines specifically designed for exporting power comeyundar its regulation The change approved by the Commons Saturday without de bate had in view arrangements iik Ontario Hydro basin joint CanadaUS power centres such as Nagara Falls Power ex ch god across the border at ocr mnlpeak periods on either side itlTEfllplDcal arrangements for mutual convenience Jobs to be tilled on the board are the $2000Itayear chairmah shipthe vice ejchairmsns job th snow and thre emberships Ian McKinnon otGalyary head of the Alberta Oil and Gas Gonservation Board is und stood to he the favorite otthe in Vdealwitbapplicationsor gas in dustry and aleading candldate for therhairmanship astro Snacks With Peasantsj ill Wont Discuss HAVANA APlFidel Castro had midnight such with group of his peasant supporters in the kitchenof the Havann Hilton Monday nightand refused to say whether he vilibeéomd Cubas prime minister again Realgnation mittee whichrhas so testhnnnxby nan chief Maj Pedro The he drcvolutionnry leader made an unannounced th groupof machine gim caring guar He raiusc to discuss the=préim hip which Fr ay in man evenly uld withdraw on todjy or announce his deci5ion ndiay to avast throngmf cheering supporters at the celebration of dieanniver33ry of revolution fI am soiry for tales he tolda rcgortercom men the us enate com casho retiirnedMonda from aiweekcn at the isleltof Pines othcuba tbern coast an held adisc oithe prospects of HavansSugar national League haSeb withrihe chit monthly in tr seac Any rnaiuitpo ycli gen apparently awaited his decision to return to office or nameiiomc one to frontier him at the head me Rockeicller president chard Nixon the Eisenhower list oinl gs Inter on Abdel Karim Kossem Unconfirmed reports from Le put the dcathtoll gtKin tha weekofvlolcnce at 1000 other Estimates regard asmote reli able sdldiit was 20 to 60 COMMANDER Kirkulr Communists were re ported have killed the deputy commander of the and Army Di vision and dragged hi throng the streets Reports also said members of the Communistled popular re in arm control occupied police station inwKixlsuksuhurh and raided its armory tairofprdss sources Monday night quotediwiist they called the clandestine tree lraq saying Iraqi army uni had clashed with groups at Commu nists atAnah township west of Kirkuk NoiaxZCut Is Seen During Ikés Term WASHINGTON nP roast dent Eisenhower sees no real hope for tax cut during his re maining mont in office it reported today on hi in so is known that at is planning no call tor to increase Eisenhowerthews on this and otherinaticrsdomesiic and po litical can be repnrtedon xccl lent thority er does not rule it the pass of invoicing the Taftlflarlley Labor Law in an ef ass aces aprosp choice might iitherwise candidate he leels does not Eisenhower gpng thevroadph osophy New York an Nelson with Vice is on bilitiesh uld suppo the Queen regard her storm medicine per pcnt Meanwhile the labor depart picnt issued another set 01 figures absolute memplpymen unknown umbcrof regis ployment normally is hcaviés sistance group Ostensibly under 1357 year in the number of farm work ins731000 compared without 001 No farm em loyment menis and other articles are lett tions Dri rotary of the Protective Associati madman in can heeréheba mob was cattered alter 30 min utes bu Violencebroke outagain after midnight Police stormed Beershebas main street smashed shop wiu dow 73nd tried unsuccessqu the Osfil June 4953 labo situation alto until 922 gt The hbreaus survey iguré showing midJun years oak oftsfizsfltlttrcached 053mg lobhold compahd lasttf mi ugust iwhen an srriarit tacit 71 slight decli froin last tha of instru paticnts bodies after opera fonasso esec Canadian Medical aid th turned into street riot in Monday night The mob ax office port ahou hiilt whet he poses uecn wa fordcd to ess than 35 hours in wcelr because dob need forceps and miscellaneous ob ts jn the during perstio Besides the 34 without Jobs and seeking middune anatherimoo are not work work due texpporarv ofts5nbouithe amenurn year agowhilc58009 work survév shorttime and changes atbu reported today The announcement followedxthc Queens round of meditatponsui tations She has suffered anup Setls pers aclrand Britighinawspav resslng anxiety that tour is undermln weretwo headl es yearsvm Canada géons ihad Left 19 35 sponges fivepairs of bodic of patients 91 ot the Cans Medi al Associ hardio iiiiderstaiid howr forceps could be cfth behind inside athody open cry 58 Hilton corwhich is attitude to take suggested that all Shouldhavc radi tag so that the land to Thorin orvlce station attendant Ibats what theyali ask the attendant mg pro spo Canada and royalaidea in Lo dondid notlmow the exact re son sha shouldthlnk she would like to get things arranged iorber summer holiday and get chance to see the idlildrenearlicr lace spoke Queen Th Queen is ExhaustedBring Her Home Alli for thatthc Queen is ending for co plete down cont cola ballistic missilelogged its first uccesstul flight in more than rocket exploded ds after launching today Canav ltalso Li known on high au thority that Eiseiihower dead set against any of Conununist China gt inusr iiow PROGRESS ltlcnn be reported too on im lalr authority that enh eva filiatimcnnss tion of Western ohjectivemay be to so the gt Western allies particularly the United States and Britain Eisenhower geihome earlier was ink President Charles do Gaul wltltmi mit undefi circumstances that would give the Amaric people grounds fortceiing the Allies had surrendered to Soviet pressure regarding Berlin Eisenhower is convinced the Soviet leaders dovnot want ma rlegter av the Westernwar ing luhclicon tin Gromylm say Gerrnan tion was unalterabl quently he gave still is recogn on on Despite his pessimism owcr remains perfectlyw toattend summit meeting vided there is progress athen ovlet rccogn ghts and re in West Berlin Athinkstha real nsib believes Fre ch rcr his reluctance about surn opinion is much more convinced it pointlessrto deal yone other than go to the sum Western es hav warned Russia they will break the Big Fourcon erencc tinues to insist that East and West Germany negotiate on re unification as Soviet Union can gt equals the price in Berlin truce State Secreta For gnMnistcrAndrci Gmmyko thosoviet omm ee réunifl be the strong Communist Chloa In event of any ckade theftschool military position or the Western Allies would he just about as poor as possiblelfe feels that even in would routes into Berlin and that Red jamming oi Westernmadancouid mire supply WestBerlinv of the economy needs As for ViceAPraident tniks thepresi ard dents Russia hewill carry an eager for suchtalks because she put new mssages nor will hebe crlin Eisenhower bellcves passiVe resistancif the part of theCommunists jeopardize theAllies laud mass airlilt opera on cult OUGflEfl Eiscnhowe view is that new blockadewoul be murlirtougber to crack than ago He feel heo to years the Allies could not gh raw matcrials Nixons forthcoming porb red to negoti ferenccs Eisenhower at Kims inns maymake some lance rcgnrdin EastWest if erences If Nixon basbee bla Eisenhower immediately word on how he should react The vicepresident leaves Wednesday for Moscow that should happen instructed to can or necessary The West aylooked to Grir myiro for ne official tests thrushchcvs cancellation of his Scandinavian touramid now So viet accusations against the wast allianccsuggested he in no mood min tars wercrcadyt break on aim lcss Grornyko soft