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Meeting SEE PAGE TWO WEATHER Cloudy rain or out snow wed ocxlay tonight 36 lhiil tumrmw 35 For full sulfi rnary please turn to page Shopping Doya til Christmas Not More Than 10 Per Copy 24 Pages 112 Emir Ontario Canada Tuesday Dumber I961 liler Your No 239 Pearson Ilnnounces Plans THOUSANDS nunr lonurr anon yams orrlcnu colon i4 AldermansLea Jolllfio loit learned Monday afternoon that he had been elected to the Eda69 city council though mistake in the unoiilcial vote count One poll reported so votes which should hav gone to Aid Jack Garner right had been given to George iiari per Mr Harper lost the coun cil sent after the oflicial count yesterday No Bldeouts Hydro TORONTO CF Ontario still not suffer any blackouts during the Christmas season through lack oi electrical power Hydro chairman George Gathercoie said Monday It llydru does nothave the needed power it willhuyitsreé quiremcnts from HydroQuebea and United Staterutllltles Mr Gathercola said Mr Gathcrcols aaidthat last year Ontario Hydro earned $192000 In US ismby selling power in the United Slates Dur ing ihe same period Hydro paid $89000 for power from the us In Ottawa spokesmanfor Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd Iaid the atomic power reactor plant at Douglas Point out is prototype station and Ontario gtilydro did not include it as part States of its firm power production ca pacity or this winter lie was replying in comments by Ontario Opposition Leader Robert Nixon who said Sunday the Douglas Point plant should have been in operation two years ago Liberal Leader Nixon said Monday Ontario lIydrn may be relying too heavily on one type at atomic reactor to develop electric power He saidEydro has made complete commitment to heavywater reactor of Cana dian design disregarding reac tors oidiflerentdesign now up er sting successfully in the United States and Eritain Canadian reactors use natural uranium andrtheUS and Brit lsheuriched uranium Ordered To Observe Trace 41 IiiONG KONG Reuters iivc Vret Cora guerrillas of South Viebiamlhava been ordered to observeatruoe in the Vietnam war durmg the Christmas andNew Years holidays radio Hanoi reported today nearing loading out oiTorontoharhor this season completed her cargo May oi bagged soybean meal Mondayand prepared to leave me tim both at as Rialto lastcvessel DRINK DRINK FOB CAMPAIGN SEATILE AP Seattle Radio Station Kob announc ers Dick Curtis and Bill liiun son plan to drink and drink and drink until theyre stops grunk while on the air Dec station monitorstrictly soberunit stand by to ther switch in casctha announc ers get too carried away 0th Vers will make sure Illuuson and Curtisget home safely A1pneiotexperiirom the state Faisal National Safety Conant and other organiza tions also will be there as art or safety campaign to ow and tell listeners how per sons reflexes are affected by liquor it is part oi KOLll cam paign against New Years drunk driving Hcoas our The young lover eloping with the only girl climbed the ladder and rapped on her windowpane She opened the window softly Are you readyl he ask SshiNotbo loud whls airald Father youth ralher dubiously cl lding to ten But he wontbe able to spend normally as usualkon the rustic New Trémors Shake SouthwésternzIndih KOYNA NAGAE India GP New earth tremors shook southwestern lodla today as search parties hunted amid the rubble in this town for survivors of Mondays quake that killed 115 persons and inlured thou sands more There were esti males that as many as 200 may have died Rescuers also fanned out to isolated hamlets in the Western Chat mountains More than 1600 injured per sons were seeking treatment Hospitals in looms closest to the disaster area were unable to take more patients The quake rocked the Koyoa Nagar area 150 mllu soulheait of Bombay bcioro dawn Men day Many were killed when houses built of granite blocks collapsed on them as they slept DAM IMAMAGED Only few tin sheds Were re to of 10000i1earthEW hydroelecuic projects in Asiaapparently was not dam The Examiner TODAY Arm hordeH City Newt2 Classified14 15 av Listingsglfl Weather12gt Women at where he lives with his son For on the week preced Bildithe following hi irfliday residentsvd his native simcoa County hope to stage longiseriea of events aimed commemoratingth and to stimulate intolest in Ontarios meetingat the here in Barrlaitoday was asked tojoin inspeclalplans to extend Hon special report from tourist and indoor omwa on an that drswkup Int III II votive nonconfidence motion even from Liberal back encher was db footed 111 to 95 in ported left sinndiog in Royal a1 mam We idiom mt EashWest ar ture ot his talks with aged but transmission lines to Bombay were broken and 700 000 factory employees were put out of work perhaps for several days The new tremorsa shook Bone bay Poonololhapur and the Koyna Nagsr area while the make of Hindu funeral pyres Martin Hold Talks BRUSSEIS CP External Affairs Minister Paul Martin scheduled two conierencea today with US State Secretary Dean Rusk on Vietnam the un liarJaihlch reduction Martin vbo met withRusk for an hour Monday dedlncdin an interview to indicate the na the 115 official except to say todays conversation will be on Vleh nam The Canadian minister also will cooler wilh Bri Foreign Secretary George sown and French Foreign Minister Mau rice Couve de Murville Both Martin and Defence Min ister Cadiaux have emphasised in meetings heretbat there can be no hopeoia mutual reduc 1tion of cadWest arms untlltha is tiled AsMar talks the 14 defence ministers of NAiOarnilllary pact put the finishing touches to iiveyear NATO military ro not which in building goes into cliecv 196a Cadleuxsaid in an Inter ew anymernber rose along the banks of tho itoyna River The meteorological office in Bombay sald that In the it hours since the major shock anotherlsa tremors wcrersgia tored with the epicentre near Koyna Nagar 125 miles south or Bombay Rusk on will veyear iorecastn con tributions iirm commitrucnts will be made for one yearonly newerall program will be viewad at theendoi each year and new forecast madeot forces for the next riveyear pe riod In way th gt inry partnersall the NATO mem bers but Franceare looking beyond the day loss when countrycan with thlsvoccasion thus er ing an understanding andnpyrs rziation oi hiato as county mm Robar WEI ingrDisonnon willcen anexchangeolideia concerning our yearsnund apand industry in Slrncoa Conn Reeve vhchulAey dra iflgtotlllrt To Cut Back Govt Outlay OTTAWA threcdoy national coniarence on housing and urban developmentopened Monday on familiar note iho provinces arguing for foster low or federal money and otta wa roshting Prime Minister Pearson made it dens to Word keynote speech that his government he tends to reduce housing loans next year as part or its cutback on spending He did notspeciiy the reduc tion saying only met it would mean housing outlaybelow this years level of women Eight premiers and twomu nieipalnflairs ministers head ing prnvinclal eleg atlons promptly unloaded series suggestions as to how Ottawa could make it easier for indivld unis and provinces to obtain mortgage money from Central Mortgage and Housing Corp Today tbscnoisranca turns to some urban apccllics Standard ized oonsinlction transportation and pollution suaonsrs unwaonucrui Mr Pearsons main sugges tion Monday was the lormation olv Councilors Housmg and Urban Dovdopmentlnow oy that would putfederal 15 cme hwork ritis on urban needs cirsrownteo Washkanskyhe now calls his thahuusin ital and suggesting ways to meet them The response lrom the prae miars was cool Premier Roberts ol Ontario saldhisprovinea is facing an acute boustng shortage that has become its main social and Eco nomic bottleneck program to meet it will require upwards oi $400000000 in came loans next year Assurance of sustained and adequate flow of federal llnanc lng is micbl he said Housing was oi 1he highest priority and should not bear the brunt of fed eral budgetcuttiog Premier Johnson at Quebec was concerned about federal In torventlpn in field that is the jurisdiction of the roviocu He warned that Que cc willpnat tolerate any federal inter coco direct or indirecfiln hous ins Should federal funds become available for such WW Quebec will demand equiva ient advantages for itself but PrcmichWalte Weir oi Manl smartlynamed lo moceed Roblllt said he can to ttie need for another body in PrErnl Ernnivriokt said ha that the suggested council might become committee of coor dinators to cord in ate the efforts of othercoordinatorst lie and others asked for changes In the National Housing Act that would mnkapossible lower down lower monthly mortgage charges over longer termszand earl ccsl if loansby middlein auxineontinuedto in his to yo womans heart beating betler tbangbis own usedto but the surgeons who gave It tohirn eportcd near wagon ospital sat on condition is satisiactory and be tobany would be allowedto italapl the firsttimesioce his brosed heart was removed Dec and replacedwiththat of yonn woman killed to aeci ant Because of oal program moment the rur geooshava become said Proisssor Chris Barnard whoidirected the to operation Ottawa however poor wen ther haematit ittlonirernit to hem taken him to Base Bor deniorlmrialat olihiflfiinn