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George NVardropo Tibeis Struggle ilgainst Re tomatoes DalaiLam right inspects cellrblfi at the Ontario Rciormstory VERONA Out 01 Flanuc cries of Daddy Dad were liberlast words William Gault heard troni his two youngest daughters before they diedSat urday night in their blazing Vconddloor bedroom Greta May and Mary died while thcir parents and Cost NEW mm or Tibets struggle Against Communist 000 liva and dam is head China has cost the Himalayan ing toward extermination the iai Lama says With more Chinese than Tibe tans now in my country the com plete extermination of on one tan inlts own motherland now in progressthe godvkmg told reporters Sunday at his exile borne in Mussoorie Meaowhiie Reuters report from Mussoorie quoted the Dalai Lama as saying despite the ca ualties the revolt against Com munist rule stiliis going on He said more peoplearerjo ins theranks of some 50000 Kbamha tribesmen fighting the Chinese in the Chamdo and Gy amdaareas of eastern Tibet Tibet had every reason to believe the Chinese have arrested the Panchen Lama Buddhist leader the Comniunists installed as puppet in his place After all the Panchen Lama is man with lealing iorhis 10 End Occilpatio Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Chancellor Konrad Adenau ina personal letter the it eign want to end the regime in Berlin authoritative lormants reported day These hiiorniants sa French President ba Gaulle tEisenhower is dueto oval toBonn London and Paris forcohsllltationsbetore the Sept 15 arnval of the Suvret preml rmant heported Khrus chev sends messages just be are important international alwpys eventsare due to take plac The tire Guelph in 300 prison left to BfQCK armmomma insa riot ol With him are rciormatory examine the ruins today neighbors vainly tried to get eflort todetennme the throughytha flames to save chem the blaze country people and religion destroyed the two storey lrame homc nothe edge of Rock Lake beside ills villagc 20 miles north at Kinston and jumped Moot twoiamily dwci og Au investigator iro tarin lire marshnls cm was to destroy he 0n superintendent Charlei sin dcrson Ontario Provincial Po lice Commlssmoer Sf Cries The Gaults who moved here six weeks ago alter lira de stroyed their home at McLeod Lake 30 only had made lead their sisyearoid son Bill irom the house belore the lorries took hold on thofirst floor The three other Gaultl children were in the village at thertime MrGault teariully recalled the last moments tbe two girls were alive ihey had called downstairs to ask if they could read comic books tor awhile said they could and told them to turn on thelight They had to stand on the bed to turn the light on and then heard them scream Daddyl Daddyl youthiul ruler said Dalai Lama saidJ FATHER TORTURED His father is man of strong will and has been loyal to thé people and the religion Tibet tured him and this would have and the Chinese must Have tol atiected the Panchen Lama feelings There has been no confirmation of earlier reports in lodlan news papers that the Panchen Lama is heading new antlJCommuuist revolt in the Himalayan land Reportsirom the Indian border town at Kalimpoag said the Chi nese have advised Indians not to visit Tibet either or pilgrim age or trade purposes The Communists were reponed to have sent note to the inflan consulgenera at Lhasa saying that anyonevisniog Tibet does so so is George 1a and RobortY then Clark and Deputy Minister or Reforms institutions Col flasher 4th Persian Dies lifter 2Car Crash ST THOMAS iCPlMrs Syl via Fisher at Tilisooburg d1ed Sunday bringingto cur the number at persons dead as the result twocor collision Sat urday 10 miles east of Tillson burg gt Killed in the crash in which six others were inlured were Mia MargnrctBDck titWinnipeg and Mr and Mrs Leonard Young of Syracuse NJ in hospital are Ernest Bock husband at the woman who was killed their ihreeyearold son Gerard Mrs Harte Alfanasegen of Winnipeg Mrs Books mother and Mrs Elizabeth Muth oi Syra cuse No others wcru released alter neaonent All 10 periods were thrown from the cars and the highway was strewn with luggage dloth iagiaod holiday equipment wont News IN BRIEF 11 ro VIsrr nusnmn narrows BEACH Fla Marta Batistawill fly to his on Seine time this week to visit or spied husband errCuban pr Fulgeocio Batista She ll with her their two ol ASK Masadamariva TOKYO AmJapan plans to ask the United States to train about l25 oiiicers nnd men in handling the Nike Ajax ground td air missiles next Year the at risk anus IN JEOPARDY newspaper isahi reported today miter two years of training the apancse will returnio Japan BONN can Amspa chev made the same point insirn at messagesto Britishfrini Minister Harold Macmillan and as Idiormants said the tone of tbb Khnishchev letter was moderate but firm TheSoviet leader rd are taken by his for unster Andrei Graniykh and rejected by the West at the Geneva foreign ministers conferh Meanwhile Prime Minister ligme Dorji oi Bhutansaid in an interview in Calcutta that For icigbas blocked bis little Hima layon countrys normal trade with neighboring Tibet He said his government is turning to In nJdiae andtbe outside world Asked about Ieipings recent claims that Bhutan is part of Tibet Dorji declared if theyitry to take over Bhu too We willstand and light But who has the strength in this to oppose the Chinese We Peril Came to India to talk to do not know who would help us Prime AMinisttrNehru about the tightening Chinese hold on Tibet Bhutan an Indian protectorate Immileselong and 90 miles wide has an army of only few thou sand and 730000 Reuters quoted Prime Minister Nehru as confirming today that China has asked Indiansnot to go on pilgrimage to Tibet this year ecause the Communists were launching punitive expedr don against Tibetan rebels He said the Chinese had told an India wuligeneral in asa er etan ca ital tht Indiansjntering Tibetpwolild do so at their own risk Nehrusaid Chinese soldiers were guarding the Indian consul ateinLbasa and preventing per sons withoutntoper papers from entering lt population at about 1th the missiles to form oaa ISsde battali therepqrt said rams Tex members or afamiiy died Sun Vday inavfirg that swept three slorey partrnenthuilding here Mrdms were wis Stone 42 ll wile Christineii two sons Gary 15 and Kenneth and daughter Betty Jean mThree allan sons survived tlooaooo mama Poor TOKYO APTbeJapan In ternational Trade Promotion As sociation reported today it has Signed million dollartrade agreementwith Communist de Barrio tween ll outh hr 515 no Cigar Mongolia It is the ilrst tr pact sigoed between the two countries since the end at the war moms sun lN sworn no snow Italy AmThe llS atomic submarinevskipjack arrived today in thk headquart ers tor antlaishmarino iorcu in thoMediterraneao The Skiplaclr first nuclear powered submarine to enter the Mediterranean is on ashalredown cruise and is call ing atseveral European ports no Wm rwo nooks INDEPENDENCE Mo AP Formerpresideot Trumao an nuanced at press coolerence Saturday be is planning twn new books One will deal with his ex periences since leaving the White House in 1952 the other 3111st of the United States aimed at young people rmn cums rirra KANSAS CITY APX fifth mandled Sunday of burns sut eredin an oiltank tire last TuesdayHe was Delbert Stone 79 fireman Nearly 100 persons were treated for FOUR CLIMBERSJXE MllNiCH Germany Reuters Foirrpersoos were killeddnring the weekend while dumbing an the Bavarianalps They included two studentswbo ell more than 300 feet to their deaths near Enrchtcsiaden wmafumn SAMMYSALES star radio Warnings also snownio umx MONEY uh noWrznvaors plns st down trees ripped olt awnings oohoura sodcarriedlswn th up Ddsolb aimans turned inland about three mllu from downtown it illpped furnltlsrowjliblL Worst dsmogowas donates building supply company where awoodenroolonalorgoouldoor shedwtstornoti and thrown leet Strectswcreliooded icrossthe CCFLQIC TICYiTdTOiQEVPaflY ggould 36 Big Success Orllop py Joan uauflo Stall Writer OHAWAV CEPolitical eyes are turned on Winnlpcgutbls week where the downtrodden CCF and the potent Canadian Labor Congrus will try to large Ithabisiaolnnawparty Itcould be threat to the highriding Progressive Conserv atives and tense moons It could be flop Whathappeos tothe political tutors ol the proposed tenol centre group largely depends on how adroltly matters are han diedvby backroom strategists at what is described as tbrcoday seminar opentog Friday Conflicting outlooks will have be reconciled Possibly the CC adherents will have to do some bucking away from social ist dogma to gain the support at unionistsand there are maoypoi them chilly tothn socialist idea LABOR SUPPORT SKAKY Financial and moral support oi the old Canadian Congress of La bor tor the CCE provedno real help nationally CCF candidates got whipped regularly in labor ridings with scaliered excep tions Now the congress with about 1100000 members has gone on record as isvoring broadly based peoples political more meat it would embrace according to resolution adopted last year by the doomass the CCF the labor movement farm organizations professional people and other liberallyminded persons The groups that the new party would appeal to are those In tarestedin basic social reform and reconstruction through our parliamentary system of govern meat ran some moron gt On thermos otittbey7would appear to boproughly the same peopiethat the two largerpart ice are appealing t0 and With considerably more successth the CCF gt No one in top sports in either the Conservative or Liberal party has expressed concern publicly about any prospective inroads from the embryo party The CCF officially has taken it to its breast but there are re ports here thatsome oi the eight CASTROS 30 IN 113 CHICAGO AmFidel Castro Jr linear31d son of the Cuban =arri ed in Chicago Sun ves met the youth when bisplane irom Havana landed ciRCULATION MANAGEE EXAMINER CONTACT THE FoRjULLf CCF members oi the Commons are not too enthusiastic and would prefer to have thaparty remain as Its socialistsell and as the socallcd conscience of Parliament gt So far as is to senters do not include either na tional CCF leader Cold well or Commons leader Karen Argue both from Saskatchewan which Cansdas only CCE goverom Not low labor leaders are rigid to the idea otthe new par sindso wnnmammw guy your mom reaching olthrealoet sane in suburban nimldojmmubmm were uptolour feetdecp streets coupleter rulr merledn WWWAY CLOSED motorists in walerup to four not in depth weather bureau spokesman asra looyear rain orrfhamesville WILLS ylour persons were killed 53mm night in twocar collisionw Egiglofiayglust castadthisvllb Two women were inturcd taken to hospital where their on dition was reported ll The dead were idmtiflod is Walter Iiallorud63 his suer oldwileondtheirsonllobertl all at Chicago IIId Sydnq James Mills 35 Heather Out SM lojured were Joyce Dorecn Peaks of Pembroke sad Mrs at Nb Dotroit poilooclosed both me Edsel Fjord and John Lodge woman Tow auction worked to cleanthejhousands othrnnded carsjrom the expressway sysfi tens which cuts through the heart ottho metropolitan area goiter and two caddies ere struck by lightning as they stood undcran umbran at the ash ionable Detroit golf course wait log out the rain Harold Woodruil so at Dr troit was re rted in good condi tion The cad George Welch it and John Stabnicir 15 were recovering in hospital Noon in Windsor was hurt PM To Hear Pus For BC VANCOUVER CF Prime Minister Dleicnbakerflies to Kit imot today to hearproposals by business men from central and northern British Columbia for im provement ol transportation in the area and with the adjoining new state of Alaska Mr Dielenholrer is visiting the aluminum centre 350 miles north of here to attend the annual con vention ol the Central EC As sociated Boards of Trade and their Alaskan afflilates MEETS GOVERNOR Mr Dielenbaker will meet Gov ernor William Egan of Alaska and members of the 30 can inst The Kitimat trip winds up threeday visit to Brltlsh Colum bia Mr Dieieobaker returns to Ottawa by air agony At press coolerencc Sunday Mr Dlefenbaker said it is unfor tunate that Premier Khrushchev of Russia cannot visit Canada during his iorthcoming trip to the United States hecnusehe would have been given an idea of Can adas objectives in its member ship of NATO He iodine us Tobacco Worker Dies Oi Stabbing museuman imam nn identified bncco harvest worker wounds Sunday visit will serve died of night inhospital Police said they were holding man in connection with the stabbing The victim who caraedno identification was found by po lice called to tobacco worker5 camp in agully near town 35 miles southeast oiLondoa He had severalstomach wounds poms BARRiEg good purpose in enabling the Soviet premier to correct some of his misconceptions about pol itical economic and social lilo there Hell leam as wellpof the strength of the delcoccs of the 05 Mr Diefenbaker said The prime minister said that it he had been able to meetiMr Khrushchev he would bave made it clear that Canada supports the declaration of NATO government heads made in Paris twoyears ago oo theposition of the co tries under Cominunlstrule The declaration suggested by Mr Dielenhaker said supresslon of lflJertlesand living standards of peoples oflthesaicountries rep escept Sundays Return on 3t85 nunW For childrlns roles soo your gt Agent Included rExhiblilon ninth and bus transfer direct into and tram the grounds LEAVE BARRIE LEAVE TORONTO 350 that 750 mm 1050 ans 1150 pan special Service Express vln Highway 400 Aug ms to Sept no LEAVE LEAVE BARRIE amnion 950 am x1030 pan xlmmcdlnlcly alter Grind ltand Perlormnneo TlCKETS AND FORMATION Al BARBIE BUS TERMINAL Maple and Slmcoe on Phone PA 85571 resents tragedy and danger to the rld and will not last lorever unno Theron Union russ Wm Tannin GANG an enroll SCHOOL an sllor Impsunl CANADIAN Laughter Toni For The Who ITAKES PLEASURE IN PRESENTING rHs PREMIER IeFbrnly