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LOCAL WEATHER Cloud clearing tonight Mostly luuuy Saturday Low tonight is nigh Saturday is For full lummuy turn to pane three OllR TELEPHONES ror Examiner tul Ads tele phone PA item The telephone number to rail to the Business or Editorial neat to PA 66537 Glitz iiiatrit Examiner BARRlE ONTARIO CANADA FRIDAYJUNE 17 I960 96th YearNo 14 Per Copyl6 Pages ANIICOMBINESROW ERUPTS IN OTTAWA scorn FOR IKE PcsDeny Attack RGdS pen BY Liberal MPs OTTAWA lCFlA meeting of TOKYO cmCommunist Chi place when he is on the National the Commons banking committee ncsc guns bombarded Quemoy ist Chinese stronghold of For Unified todayvm charges of Con today and Peking Radio said the mosn scrvativc iilroading and clay action was intended to display The broadcast raised tnafcvcr ml Ml hhl Committee Chair conlempt and scorn for Fresi pitch Communist Chinas denun 33 Cathflrs lSKIYork dent Eisenhower now on his way oiation of Eiscnhowers Far East berth was being RWde by to visit Formosa no mitcsto the em journey SIshflls from Justice Minister east at the Nationalist held off GOD OF PLAGUE Ftlltnn shorc island All those Lllillgfls by Liberal It brandcd Eisenhower god Big guns in Fuklen provtncc on or plague who has crossed nhcmbers were denied along with lcrs that witness Gilbert the Chmmumsf mfplandomgf from the east side at the Pacific tut the Retail Merchants Assoein niiylnsI vle of IemIEQucmy ow mush have proposed anticombines amend mgauf rs 51 in mich risen everywhere it has been an ynients heiore they were intro 3d nouneed he will visitthe broad ducnd in Parliament and sum to east said Eisenhower has been tho committee it was an oddnumbered day of declared persona mm mm The sinminute iray developed the month moaning llmtleklns tin courageous Japanese people wllell Liberal and ccr commit was sticking to Its seltdmposed The mpmamn or us imp ice members objected that iir schedule of shunting at the otf musm stinks mum and mam iGilbcrt association general man shom islands only such WS New Chine News Agency Todays announcement broadcast heard here dcclarcd ager who presented twopagc brief to the committee Thursday mg greet Eisenhower This decision of ours is solely to ted mention of firing on Saturday had earlier submitted 275 pages make demonstration against of documents to part of the Pro WWWde day United States imperialism gressilveIConservative caucus for your safety advance notice is Pan rtilt LEsscx East wgglffnsgngagirrdig Elihfiiliday horeby given said the Fdncumcnt was more and again Sunday demonstra The Communists have been tion of arms against the United and was available only to Con scrvative members We are handicapped in proper exam ination of Mr Gilbert he 53 Pickctsgill LBonuvista Twillingatel moved that there be no questioning by committee members on the basis of the Caucus documents until all mem bers had them His motion was defeated whcn ltlr Cathcrs cast the vote that broke intoto deaock oddnumbercd days of the nlontll for 20 months in accordance with selfvproclaimcd partial cease fire IIEAVIER BARRAGE Presumably the broadcast meant that the barragcs would be heavier than the ID to 60 or TU shells usually fired by the lteil lguns few miles away on the Communistbold mainland The Communist shelling was not executed to cause iitldtie alarm oil Formosa lice the wording of the broadcast ilitli catcd tllc barrage Would not be the nrelude to Qucnmy invasion attempt Since the Cummullisls massive artillery attacks on Qucmoy in thc late summer of will the Na tionalists have strongly fortified the island and say their guns match or exceed the Communist tire Strong shelters have been built for the civilian population which has grown used to taking Hiking Britons Setting Record NEWARK NJ AP Brit ains swift striding sergeants make their last march today on an occantoorcan trek that gan 67 days and 3000 milcs ago in San Francisco They are to hike under the Hudson River and then take final jaunt on the sidewalks of New York to their destination the Coliseum AntiTreaty Socialist Stabbed In Tokyo Riot TOKYO lAfl Socialist The Wound apparently was notl leader was stabbed today as 20 fatal but Kawnkami bled profus 000 students massed outside Jap elyIlis assailant was captured freiuge Civilian casualties are al lvuluminous than anything are shelling Qucmoy sporadically onlmnst ncvcr reported lscnml Cflmmlllfle Still Statesshelling to wclcome and lf Kishi gocs there will be ncw leadcr for the LiberalDem warwill 3t 7coll onuarliamcnthuildiog for new demonstrations against alliance with the United States Prcmicr Nobllsllkc Kishis rul ing Conservatives again defiantly announcctl they would go ahead with ratification of the USJapan defence treaty Afterward government spokesman said elections will be called at which the conservatives will seek mandate from the and lumedover to the police There was possibility the in cident would become new rally ing point or the leftist front back ing the riotous campaign against Kishi The death oi girl during tlle lllass assault on parliament Wed nesday has already become symbol for the antiKishi forces Kosaku Shinoda spokesman for ocratic party and with thug of the hate will leave If Kishi can hold on until then ratification of the treaty will an tomatically take effect one sec ond after midnight Saturday Man Shot TovDeath llt Board Meeting Japanese people for new laws to Kishis ruling LiberalDemocraticl BROWNSBORO Tex APlA cllrb Communist violence STABBED BY RIGHTIST Jotaro Kawakami leader of the Socialist opposition to the luluincscAmelican treaty was stabbed in the shoulder outside building in the parliament com pound by an extreme rightist Auditors Arnprior TORONTO CPJ Arnpriut tolvn council has been advised to present new private hill to that Ontario legislature to sort out whole melee of illegality and it regularity over construction of local improvements report by two municipal al fairs department auditors to De puty Minister Lorne Cumming censuer councillors for Com plete and utter disregard for the party told reporters he believed the premier would resign after ratification of the treaty provid ing for US military bases in Jppon for at least another to years It is my opinion Kislii will make commonsense move Shinoda added Censur Dispute forced 35 homeowners to pay $22000 in local improvement costs they thought were being paid by the development cum prlny The improvements included 15 sewers roads and sidewalks ROVINCIAL BILL Council last January asked the legislature to pass bill ratifying ifcud that has long split this east Texas townleued intora tteoltorall fight Thursday night at school board meeting One man was shut to death four in jured and the school board sec retary was charged with murder Killed was Thurman Jaekson 42 lumber company operator who was felled by two bullets Iminutes after he demanded the lboard itemize some of the bills it had urescnted School Board President Ivan Qucindy froli Inhabitants were warncd to take cover The president is scheduled to arrive off Formosa at am Sot urday and leave at 1010 am Sunday Thus the bulk of the an nounced shelling would not take Billioou sun OUTOEhEltCH SAN DIEGO Calif AP That last research balloon isnt lost anymore But its still long way out of reach It disappeared over the Pa cific early this week heading for Hawaii Cmdr Malcolm Ross its keeper flew to Hawaii Thursday to await its arrival But the tstoreyhigh bal loon surprised everyone es pecially Ross by doubling back toward California Long suffered cut over his eye when he was struck in the face and board member Parker lsaid he blacked out after being struck from behind Bill Melton was shot in the armfind George Rash uffc several knife wounds Dr Rahm schooli board secretary and former lErownsborn mayor was charged with murder in Jacksons death was supposed to drop in Texas It was spotted by radar Thursday 189 miles off the southern California coast al most motionless at 67000 feet The balloon is still presumed to be carrying the load of ra diationdetectiug instruments it took aloft from Georgia and but didnt Father Of 7th MANILA APlThe giant US 7th Fleet kept an unflagging vigil today ready to meet any Chinese Communist Show of force as President Eisenhower steamed north toward the Na tionalist Chineso island fortress of Formosa ViceAdmiral Charles Grif fin commander of the fleet guarding Eisenhower told re porters the Chinest Redeffmlght well do something in an at tempt to further mar thepresi dents Asian tour already blighted by cancellation of his visit to Japan Griffin conceded there was no evidence so far of any unusual preparations for Communist mis chiefmaking But he added We are ready NOT HAPPY Eisenhower relaxed aboard the heavy cruiser St Paul flagship lot the fleet after his warm re ception in the Philippines He looked wearyand grim as he tboarded the cruiser in Manila Bay late Thursday night It was no secret that he was unhappy that he was not going to Japan But he could look forward to warm receptions in Formosa and South Korea Dropping ofJapan from the itinerary caused revision in the presidents tour plans Press Secretary James Fllaet Braces FOr elliiig jeers greeted young Indian stu Statesj Virtually the entire 7th Fleet 125 warships and 500 planes was on patrol to guard Eiscn hower as he sailed through the South China sea toward For mosa At one point on the on mile voyage his route lay Within 125 miles of Red Chinas coast line Fighters from the carriers Yorktown and the Ticonderoga kepteb pound the clock vigil overhead Indian Ieered For Criticism TORONTOtCPgt Hisses and dent Thursday night when he told External Affairs Minister Green that Canada plays disgusting role in the United Nations Harold Singh recent Univer sity of Toronto graduate ques tioned Mr Green shortly after the minister had finished closed address to the Canadian Ihstitute of International Affairs here After listening to one of Mr iGrcens uninformed comments on the IndiaRed China disputesl Mr Singh leaped to his feet and still mildly depressed TOMATO lllICli CHANGES SKIN LONDON AHThe British Medical Journal today reported the strange case of the middle npnd housewife who drank lots of tomato juice as pickme up when she was depressed The result She turned the color of ripe tomato The woman whose name was not disclosed found her hands and feet her tongue and the inside of her month all turned bright tomato red Under microscope her bloodshoved up two chemicals in roilghly the same proportion that they are found in her favorite drink There was carotene which gives carrots their color and lycopene which pum the red in tomatoes The woman underwent kid ney operation and was told to lay off the tomato juice Now shes back to her normal color But the doctors say she is Ihclr record Tilting hike will and at the Bri sh Trade Exposi tion On hand to greet them will be Mayor Robert Wagner of New York and British notables The sergeants Patrick Molor ncy 34 and Mervyn Evans 33 will have police escort as they stride up Manhattans Eighth Avenue at their usual armswing ing four miles an hour When the sergeants reach the Coliseum they will have beaten the old transcontinental walking mark by 10 days Another transcontinental trek ker Dr Barbara Moore Brite ish vegetarian stiirted the same day as the sergeaan but has fallen behind She is in Indiana She was hospitalized briefly after being struck by car earlier this week but is on her way again DANDY DANDELION VICTORIA GENERS CF Pupils at the public school in this tiny community 40 miles south east of Owen Sound held con test Thursday to see who could bring the longest dandelion stem to school Douglas Nicholls 1t won easily with stem 40 inches long told Mr Green Canada should noi longer tail on behind the United Emigration Plans Off Mother Found Dead With Three Children TORONTO tCP motheri cancelled lits Tash was laced Captured UZ Pilot Asks Swap Son For Soviet Spy NEW YORK tApi Oliveripionage in 1957 and is new serVlt and her threr young childlcnlwith finding new quarters for the were found shot to death Thursdfamily day in what Deputy Police Chieil member at the family said George Elliott called cleartthe Tashes had tried unsuccess case of triple murder and suilfully to huytheirold home back eide lfor more than they sold it for Dead are Mrs Ida Tash in her Naishhnrs sand Mr Tash late 305 her daughter Frances isellemploynd carpenter had not and two sons Samuel and been able to get much work dur Marvin ing the winter Neighbors said Mrs Tash had h°¥hm Mrs Tash about Lseemed depressed ever since theta year ago died few weeks fa to ed lane to emi after birth grarlsytusxcsrifi member of the Tash family The bodies were discovered by said their was narartlcular tea neighbor at pm Mm trashS son for the decision not to em hushand Morris could not he grate reached by police until he ar Police said Mrs Tash bought rived home around 539 pm the death weapon 22calihre The family said their home automatic rifle at store on about three months ago to get Wednesday money for the trip to Israel but were permitted to remain in Hagerty said Eisenhower will He asked why Canada voice arrive in Korea Sunday tllleewas not heard in the United Nat days earlier than originnUYtions and asked the minister to planned He will spend more mam nad than 24 hours there instead ungrame the eight hours previously sched When he chahzman ordered uled Mr Singh to ask questions only To STAY IN HAWAII members applauded although the From Korea the presidents Indian received few nods of big jet will take him to Hawaii approval for several days and than on to Mrs Green denied tha Washington tailed behind the US DAMAGE IN MILLIONS Violent Storm Lashes governing legislation in its at the disputed agreement after thel tempt to provide lowcost hous courts had quashed hylawl ing taimed at ratification Municipall The auditors in the report Affairs Minister Varrender vcte made public Thursday said for and the bill and ordered the audit mer councillors Mulvihill Auditors Blake and Powers father of the American ing wyear prison sentence and Greene acted improp Yates recommened new bill 12 pilot captured in Russia has Powers shoemakerin Pound crly by voting for an agreement to provide for borrowing money proposed that his son be returned Va has been granted authority with Amprior Development Coma for part of the Work issuing de to the United States in exchange oth the US and Russia to pany which they as solicitors for llicntures for other work and cov for convicted Soviet spy Rudolf vlsu his son Francis Powers the company had prepared ering street gravelling costs inil Abel it was revealed Thurssin Moscow He has not announced The agreement would havelthe 1951 general purposes levy Ida then he will make the trip lmillFfiainlififlhfillikilé RCA Craft Hunt Plane Overdue the Russian spy in an Atlanta TRENTON CPlThe RCAF Canada prison June and offered to ap prunch the US state department iand President Eisenhower on the exchange proposal today launched an intensive air Search for light plane carrying three persons reported overdue and perhaps down near Val dOr In return Donovan told re anding An immediate Search oponder Powers asked Abel to in western Quebec on flight Thursday night from Montreal Three RCAF Dakotas aCanso Otter and helicopter took off early today from RCAF base at Trenton in an attempt to locate the twinengine super Beechcraft owned by the LaMothe Construc tion Company if Rouyn Que RCAF said passengers were tentatively identified as Dan La Mothe owner of the company Mrs McBroom pilot and Mr Reid copilot The plane had nearly com pleted its aznmile trip northwest to Itouyn wth it was hit by bad vcather The pilot swung about 75 miles east to Val dOr and in good weather made his de scent toward thc airport The RCAF base at SennelerrE not far from Val dOr said it monitored the Beechcrafts lot tluwn but the plane disappeared from the radar scope about 12 miles from Val dOr There was no explanation why the aircraft did not make thel the area was held up when fog cut visibility RCAF Search aircraft were standing byhere waiting for the weather to break CFlofl jets at the air forcestation at North Bay were also poised to start sweep of the territory 13Bodies To Stay llt High Crash Site ANCHORAGE Alaska AP The eternal snow of an Alaska Peak will bea permanent grave for 13 of the 14 persons who died when Pacific Northern Airlines plane plunged into 9550foot Mt Gilbert Tuesday The airline and government agencies said no effort will be made to recover the bodies or the mail the plane was carrying because of the danger of ava lanches The body of an unidentified woman was brought down from the mountain 60 miles east of titre by rescue team Wednes day communicate with the Soviet Un ion toward the same end Donovan said Abel replied June 12 that Powers should address his renuest to Abels family in East Germany and that Abel could not communicate directly with the Soviet Union The lawyer said Abel had sug gested meeting with an East German lawyer in Switzerland to discuss the matter Abel 59 was convicted of es llbundant Sunshine Weekend Forecast TORONTO CPThe weather bureau today gave this weekend weather outlook for Southern On tario Skies are cloudy and scattered showers are occurring over Southern Ontario today in the wake of Thursday nights elec trical storms Clearing is forecast by this evening and abundant sunshine is expected over the weekend Afternoon temperaturcs wilhc in the pleasant midscvv Southwestern Ontario By THE CANADIAN PRESS Southwestern Ontario an area beginning to feel like the poor Stepchild of nature was battered by violent storm Thursday night for the second time in six days Heavy rains andwinds smashed into the Sarnia and WindsorDetroit areas uprootiug trees knocking down hydro wires and flooding some areas Wind and rain damage to crops barns and hydro installations was estimated in millions of dollars An official of the department of agriculture estimated damage to Larnbton county crops would amount to morethan $1000000 Lambton county residents re ported seeing two and possibly three twisters SARNIA GETS REPEAT Surnia heaviest hit by the storm suffered through Similar outburst of nature last weekend Three planes were overturned at Sarniu airport when the storm cuties both Saturday and Sunday struck there about pm Thurs day One was ripped loose from halfinch steel mooring cable tossed 120 feet and destroyed Provincial Police reported five or six barns flattened between Sarnia and Petrolia 14 miles to the southeast Hydro lines were down in sev eral areas and many communi4 ties were temporarily without power Hydro spokesman said six high tension towers were knocde over in the Forest area 25 miles northwest of Sarnin In Windsor the storm caused flooding set off burglar alarms sparked fires and injured at least one person In 17 minutes the Windsor fire department ans wered nine calls Across the river in Detroit power failures struck several sub urb and Woodward main thor oughfare was flooded to depth of 18 inches in places In Marine City Mich firemen feared 16yearold boy on the St Clair river in canoe may have drowned His canoe was found empty About 500 homes in St Thomas with an inch of rain in single area were blacked out by the storm and London was deluged hour One suburb was lloudtd and one suburb was without power The storm sprawled from Georgian Bay to Lake Michigan bringing potpourri of thunder storms rain hall and high winds Winds through southwestern Ontario ranged about the 60 mile an hour markt The storm squall front pushed by cold front crossed Michigan into Ontario spread rain and thunder storm as far ensLas Toronto and the Muskoka area CLEARING TODAY Clearing weather was forecast for this afternoon with sunny con ditions Saturday In recent days from two to four inches of rain had fallen in the Windsor district causing some bad flooding and injuring crops especially the onion crops in the Elicau Marsh where growers said the loss could run to $250000 three upstairs rooms temporarily When the emigration plans were movie To CHILE VANCOUVER iCPA $10m 000 shipment of flour for earth quake victims in Chile will be loaded aboard the British vessel Cape Sable in Vancouver harbor Monday FIND BODY FLOATING CORNWALL tCPThe body of Henry Eerriault 7B was found Thursday floating in the St Law rence River opposite St Law rence Park It is believed the man who suffered from heart ailment may have fallen down the steep river bank whitestroll ing PRESS uni misnrs Singer Manager Acquilted MONTREAL tCP Entertainer JosephineBaker and her manager Stephen Papich today were acquitted of charges of illegally moving goods into Canada from the United States Charge US Pushing Deadlock GENEVA Reuters Ru States of deliberately trying to West Disarmament Conference Fire Gutslnis Vegas Hotel it ssia today accused the United create deadlock in the East here LAS VEGAS Nev AP Fire of undetermined origin gutted the multimillion dollar El Ranchn Ve Vegas Strip early today gas Hotel on the has