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retest Motorcyclists CHAtl Waist109a Beach 55E PAGE THREE WEATHE Gordy with émmm to night we no Wedne day so degrees wuss run iter Yoar No no Arthur Duoheck oi the Arth ur Cosnms high wire not dings to the cable alter the motor cyoie he was riding stnicir knot in the line and became uatracked during Monday perlonnanee oi the Ringling MemBarnun and Bailey Circus at Expo 01 in Montreal Ductiecka wiia Isolde and dau ghter Frances cling to the tra iN PROVINCIAL ELECTION CIRCUS ACCIDENT ATEXPO pese attached to the motor eyclc which they were aboard when are mkhap mined Montreal photographer Stetdien Lavick photographed the incid ent CF Wilmiot Manning effigmbem Séékindi Ninth Term EDMONTON iCPlA Social Credit administration that has pheld power since i935 bids ior an unprecedented ninth term at attirein todays Alberta elec Di rltsi leader Premier rain MARTIN Esternal Attairs Minister Mar tin said Monday the withdrawal or the UN emergenEY10r£e in the Middle East does not mean the end oi peacekeeping Mr Martin was speakiriga Water loo University where he reclv ed anhonorary doctor at laws 4egree Manning who became Canadas youngest cabinet minister when William Aberhart appointed him provincialseeretary and min ister oi trade and industry at the age ol 26 took over on the death oi his able in 1942 and PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS PAUL Hansen Deienoe Minister Heliyer says he is confident most of the coun tries oi the worldwiil ioilow Canadas lead harmed iorces unification within 20 years He also said the lmtfimtirm Mitt was long hard struggle or at those who had the program state society workedron ls lighting his seventh election as prenuer At 50 Mr Manning has not yet progressed the iull distance irom political prodigy to elder statesman although only two other men elected in the original Aberbart sweepMunlcipal Al iaiia Minister Hooks and Edmonton MLA William Tomyn are candidates today Jle wound up his campaign Friday night with character istically vigorous attack on his opponents and plea to all supporters of tree enterprise to unite behind Social kedit and keep out state planning and The premiers target was the New Democratic Party the only group besides hisown to enter candidates in an 65 constitu encias seeking mandate irom 002000 eligible voters The other main contanders are the Pro gressive Conservatives with 46 in the field and the Liberals with is Barrio animatenods Tuesday May 13 1967 Uhpharririixaminer llltSON Susrrcrrn Fecir 50 Are Killed In BrusSels Blaze BRUSSELS chiArson was suspected today as the cause oi tire that destroyed twovde partment atores In the heart at Brussels and killed at least 50 persons But the toll was ex pecth to go much higher as rescue teams combed tha smouldering ruins ior bodies The Associated Press reported about 200 persons missing with 13 bodies recovered Reuters new agency live an unofficial iigure oi at east 50 dead based on tiremana re port that he discovered moral than 30 bodies huddled together in thewreckage ot the live storey innovation department ltorc No oiiicial death toll was available but Belgian Premier Haul van den Boeyants told reporters when he visited the disaster Monday night We must uniortunately expect re veral dozens oivlrtims LIST STILL GROWING rA spokesman or the store said the list oi the missing was still growing ltwasjeared it would he the worlds worst tire since 313 persons were killed in circus lire in NiteroiBra1il Dec 17 1961 The tire mred through inno vation at the peakoi Mondays mldaiternoon shopping mash Scores oi shoppers and stall were trapped in the inierno and others plunged to their deaths irom windows in desperate at tempts to escape Innovation and smaller store Prlba were destroyed and an adjoining silk products conr pany and several other buildings were still blazing hours later it was not yet known today how many of the more than 1000 persons in the stores were able tnescape Asked by reporters HERE our lieBy the waylmet Du pont iiis wiie isvery hoarse and cant sing She0h what about invit ing them both to dinner to night ether Hong Kong Demonstrations AreShiitedTo Labor Front HONGRONG tCPtAiter 11 days of wild antiBritish rioting lining Kongs leitist Chinese shifted their attack on the colo nial administration to the labor lront Drivers irom leftist unions went on strike making idle more than 400 doubledeeker buses and severely crippling public transportation on Hong Kong Island Three thousand dockyard workers went on sltdown strike Leaders of the saint and textile workers unions were reported planning strike calls The Communists also were laid to be planning to try to to dlsniptthe supply of watcz gas and electriuty but the colon Britishgovernment has military asentlai ProGnrmsmist labor nglsl tators moved throughout the colony threatening retaliation agalnat all Chinese who do not join the antiBritish drive The colonys labor iorce 13 09 per cent Chinese Johnson Sees New Dimensions In Paris Relations oppose toriPremo Den iel Johnson returnedlrom Paris Monday with an agreement to participate in French satellite remi sabotage was suspected Bros sols Police Chlei Andre de Grysa said We will examine every possibility ANTIVET LINK Police were investigating theory that it might have been linked with opposition to 115 policy in Vietnam store oiiicial said number oi threatening telephone calls Plane Kill 12 ran CANAniAN Papas Six airplane crashes during the Victoria Day weekend killed 12 nadians audiniured five The bodies oi two Vancouver men were found Monday in the wreckage hi light plane at Harrison Lake 60 miles east oi Vancouver The plane was on routine flight when it slammed into stand oi timber Four other EC men pilot andthree skydivers were killed Saturday when their singleen gine plane crashed at the 3500 ioot level oi Vernon Mountain southeastoi Vernon in the Oka nagan Valley Three veteran Ah Canada pl lots diedSaturday night in the crash oi Bow jet at Ottawa international Airport The pilots wrne on trainingilight ai tempting simulated landing when the iourengine lalseat aircrait plunged to earth CBASEES IN PARK Two Quebecrmen were killed and another injured Saturday when single engine Piper Champion smashed into the side at hill in Mont iremblant pro vineial park 100 miles north west at Montreal it was be lieved the pontoon equipped plane was attempting to land on lake during badwsather Toronto man died Friday night when his twoengina plane caught shoulder oi the Mac donald Cartier Freeway while attempting landing at Toronto International Airport The light plane flipped across the busy highway and burst into flames in the opposite ditch singleengiria plane crashed Crdshes and letters had been received criticizing the store iora two week campaign to sell American goods May 13 group of young pro Peking Belgian Communists ea tered the store to protest against the sales campaign They wore white shirts with antiAmerican slogans lettered in Nd Hart and sank Friday olghtas it at tempted intend on Whitewater Lake nine miles northwest ttl Sudbiny iiiir Canada DCityvlet Crashes suit Net Man Than me For copy 14 Pages sealing on cult or on May Heighten War In East CAIRO CF Egypt ail nounred today it had closed the Guli oi Aqaba to lsraeli ship ping sealing oii the major is rocll port oi Eilth irom the Red Sea and treda routes be yond heightening the danger oi war in the Middle East But Panamanian ircighter identified as the 3500tnn Ama lia sailed into Eilath harbor at down today It crossed th Straits oi Tiran at the mouth at the gut alter dusk Monday night Egyptian President told olnncn at irontsline air base in Sinai The lsraeli lag will not pass through Aoaba Gulf and our sovereignty over the gulf entrance is not negotiable li israel wants to threaten us withwar they are welcome The authoritative Cairo news paper Al Ahram said Nasser also hanncd ships oi other nag tions irom carrying strategic materials to israei throughthe Ships entering the strategic gull would have to pass Sharm cl Shaikh where towering iortiiled post guards th sou oi Training flight Killed omws tCPlAn Air Can ada DCtlF was making nor mal approach Saturday when it droppedle tact and exploded in arbare iieldabout onehalf rnlle short of an Ottawa inter national Airport runway ted erai investigator said Monday night Three veteran piioLs the only one aboard the $0500000 Jet were killed Richard Bolduc chief of air crashlnvestlgatlon in the bed eral transport department said the plane was on direct line approach The jet was No 813 the same plane that ploughed into Lon don cabbage patch Nov 6196 in an abortive takeom The 90 passengers and seven crew or caped but it cost $2000000 to rebuild the let This time No All was one trainingflight Capt William Robinson 40 flight instructor wasin charge Capt Donald Orr to Brampton Bot and Capt Clark iienning 4a Oakvllle Ont werebcing trained in what was described as conversion flight study the flightdata CAPSULENEWS brown Cancels MoscewTrip wNoow Timon usgroetPlaywnqhtDiesf rmlianestm swam not pod 1me MVW Shnple diedinhmitalhemflmdaym Hemfi ODociors Acquiiied in Mercy Killings NEW rook AP Mahmwnooday horerasSasrebary dflawedhiaptamedMoscowvteibeaueoldeveiMH hmmmammm project that would give Quebec Minimums 5pedam applauded recorder recovered irom the urcckage started Monday Sig nals from about 35 systems on the lot are taped on the re corder and decoding them takes some time said Bolduc The crash occurred in clear weather The northwest wind that was gusting up to 25 miles an hour wasnt considered strong enough to affect the big let even at the alticai landing stage ern approach to the guii The Egyptian Army was reported to haveoccupied Sharm el Sheikh Monday utter United Nations troops leit it at Nassera de mand FORMIDABLE BLOCK it was irom Sharm cl Sheikh that Egyptian artillery blocked lsraelibound shipping ior eight years until lsraeli troops occu pied the postand nearby posi tions at the mouth of the guli in November 1956 They later withdrew and handed the strongholds over to the UN Emergency Force in lsrael Premier Levi Esh kol met top ministers and oiii clols ior emergency talks today alter receiving reports at ana cars speech inionned lsraeli sourcesraid Nassers latest move could mean Wfll Reliable sources reported an Egyptian crulser iour torpedo boats and two submarines passed throughthe Suez Canal earlier and observers here be lieved they were headed tortho Red Sea and agull blockade Estlmaier put Egyptian troop strength in Sinal at scoop men today alter weeklong buildup Nasser praised UN Secretary General Thant iorhis quick response to Calroa demand that the UN troops leave their posts out the border between Jsrae andEgypt iiopea lor an easing oi the crl siscentred on Thant who lielt New York Monday nlghtVtor Cairo to cooler with Nasser and other ollicials Thantsaid he also plans to meet with Israeli leaders at the appropriate time During stopover at Paris Thant discussed the latest Mid dle East events with UNoiii clals He reiused to talk to re porters The thiamine TODAY Ann Landon1 City Neonz Classified12 is Condosl0 Bulbs2 sum editorial4 snore69 TheatrH rvLuungan Heirloom01 Weatherll mmmmmmmgesmtmmm $31M Marga in Nani murderinshiutea for the medlflty Time BombliipHMiamiOitices mammtariAmhmmoaymremowame oi aCuban unitysgroup that inure earlier urged lhiban exits worheratndryupptaoaiortodny gmeoalstsiire Gunmenlioblinnks Trucklnli mm Mam BROCKTON Mass AP lntioa said am May held up militia Mmdietbwbo co and robbed Brinks inc truck two guard as toyed Cooketowna habilee cele M9WWWW hmimwm bratioa yesterday were Mrs gt Kelth Hunter Cellini and greater presence on the interns tlonsl scene Mr so it cheered by about 100 Quebacers onvbis are rival talked triumphantly at new ydlmenslon in France Quebec relations after his five day visit which resulted in nine new protects of cooperation He won Frenchapproval tor Quebac rolein Frances ro posed satellite communlca one project which envisages ex change oi radio and television gofidc atIsngnéihng Frelriich apes ng peope wor He saiddetalis otjthe tele communioatloosprolect have to be worked out lino COOKS ihree charmingwlsitors in max ZALMAN snAzan lsraeli President Zalrnan Sha sar said Monday Canada as pil lar oi support ior his country in its current border troubieawlth the Arab states and added that WALTER neurone Walter if ileuth Auto Workers Union vprelidmt told lha unions Ford council over the woekendWa will strike unless we get our lull ialr share oi the economietbenilia Canadas stand shouldba noted reaped by the auto companies giy Arab leaders Mr Shazar We will no tothe bargaining concluding his visit to this room table united and determined he try praised Mr said rim the