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rurymysmsm an unrilOOth Ye NI audio uuuwuiii With Year No 40 shrank porous spoons FIG URE Red Storey honorary chainnan nt Barrie Winter Carnival bad special reason Barrles most successful Win ter Carnival wound up last night Sponsored by the Gram ber of Commerce and Jaycees it drew nearly 10000 people Huge crowds flocked to the ice of Kunpcnfelt Ben to see events there More than 4000 packed the barrio Arena for the Sahuday nightshow ARENA SHOW Highlights the sunvfilled weekend were the arena show the speedskating championships and dogteam rncu Ed May publicity for thecnrni val said there more inter est shown in th speedskating contests in Barrie than there would have been in anyolher community Several bundredpeople could be seen around the outdoor rinlr at all times Noses and ears were red with the coldbut they refused to leave ln Ontario Speed Skating Champlonships is provincial re cords were broken It was the first such meet to be staged in more than 30 years High interest was shown in the sleddog events The 15 teams tered were among the best on confluent About 400 people gathered to watch the weight puliingcontut in which dogs tugged weights of over 000 millili The arena audience Saturday night was intrigued by the army masts led by Sgt Wllie Weller andby tbeantlcaof the greasedpole climbers Saturday afternoon para chute drop and the setting up of the special field hospital by the Royal Canadian Army Medi cal CorpsSccond Airborne Divig iSAlGON APlPolice named wounded llcttdllll driver as prime suspect todayin aUS theatre bombingthat killed three Americans including ma rine captain cut down by debris as he shouted warning Theshattering blast Sunday wounded 51 other Americans end nine Vietnamese in the bloodiest terrorist attack to to on Amcrlcsns in Saigon The marinccaplain saw gt Vietnamese in whilcshirl énd vidarlr trousers dash into the the alre lobby and drop the bomb ion was Wrapped in white illbacaptnlns warning avcd many of the 500 persons inside in death but he hirnseli fell 3111 Saigon 731951 the explosion and saw debris ar Wilhelm usedunno moltblandtndDhtrllL for enioyiog tho wcekeodr ec tivitles it gave me chance to be with my favorite girl he said Rod was refer stun from Camp Borden also drew huge crowd The RCAF Boxcar dropprd is paratroopers but refused on the second pass to drop tobog guns as dog teams were racing Ittllit time Thetoboggaps loaded with supplies for an Arc llc field hospital were to have been dropped by chute to the paratroopers who had landed poorsown The Boxcar circled for nearly quarter of an hour in an elf ort to get clear dropnone Finally the show warcanoelled and tbeairplane returnedto its Dowusview Hangars The toboggans were later trucked to the Bay by the army and the field hospital display was set up so ring to his mother hire Sen tricc Storey who is shown with him on cutter on the bay inaniincr Photo Barrie Carnival Draw Attendance Olf190 00 Participation was keyword for the weekend too The ice iishing dcrhy altracted both Willi and old The fishermen braved the cold and wind for several hours to jcaich llluslva tislrand winprizamonry Many also lined up for the varions rides By far the most popularwas the helicopter lift Other carnival highlights in cluded the choosing of preihr Lynn MtLBliiOll as Winter Car nival Queen and the appearan cea of Honoray Chairman Red Storey former hockey and football great and Barrie native The arrival of the Carnival Train with 1100 people and drawn by the old fashioned steam locomotive also added color to the occasion send Pa NICOSIA Reuters ops hundred British paratroopera headed for the southern Cyprus mining town of Polls today where 700 Turkish Cypriots were reported to be surrounded by GreekCypri United Nations observer also made separate trip to Polls British military spokesman announcing the manoeuvre said thelurks were inside school budding displriled and short oi food Greeks were dug in 100 yards away There was no shooting over night but the situation was lease the spokesman said trig said Sgt lioydB Cage of Caldwell Idaho everyone jumped down or started moving awayl saw tha orange flash of falling from the ceiling lot of were scrambling around under the seats No one the rear wall of the but there was ralroopers To Quell Civil Fighting In Cyprus TbcUN observer LtGen Prem Singb Gyani of India flew first to Ktima the main administrative centre for west ern Cyprus to pick up Greek and Tiuklsb Cypriot district ieadersand then went on to Poll Th Britisb spokesman said Ktima as tense but otherwise the island today was generally quiet following weekend which saw bloodshed threatened lnl ally an appeal for upeaceby terventlon by turkey and Cypriot President Makari Some 170 British troop rein forcemenis headed here to but star harassed British forces who buys been keeping an uneasy peace on the shitetorn island JSuadayvuigbt another cease tire waa negotiated at Ayioa Theodonst where fighting be tween Greek and Tillidith gt riots broke outLSunday pre vlouace efire negotiated the lab was bros Says illuachwilz Naturalvlirocess FRANKFURT APiAma man historian told the Annals witz trial todaytbatNnri atroc ities against the Jews were natural volutiouary develop ermarihlstory Hisloryj told if largest war crimes trial the Adolf littorwas notan acct antlsamitiam mom gtlilsalterjrioon Vietnamese olflcials were The yidsccutioncailsd Kraul loathe $113110an former as eiltcguarda andNaal tune tionarler at Auschwitz conned tratloncamp to tell what cau unsuccesshrl OAS peace an pen to see lady going by Goes rl mam wnow rus Vi tefor Lavvyer In Ruby Trial DALLAS fAPiLowyers for Jack Ruby opened his murder trial today with motion for directed verdict nl acquittal and Judge Joe Brown promptly overniled it The defence lawyers hielvln Belli and Joe Tonahlli said they based the motion on the result of neurological exam ination of Rubyconducted Jan 1960 Ruby is charged with murder with malice in the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald accused assassin of President Kennedy Tnnahlli said that the me phalogruphic record showed brain damage June Bowie assistant dis trictattorney leaped to his feet barking objections Halli then rosoand heated wrangle broke oulnn the question of what Bowie called on procc duro for JURY TO DECIDE In overruling the motion for acquittal thejudge said that is matter for the jury to de cide Discounts Canal Propbsol PANAMA cm APiDipio matr of the Organization oft American States he first new formulaaim ahjmttliegu the disputebetween the Unit Stateaand Panama ALatin American diplomatic aonrpelsald the proposal to end the deadlockovar the Ponarna Canal was being presented to day to Panamanian Foreign MinisterGallleo Soils and US special representative Edwin Martin The OAS committee hers slucelast ltiesday investigating Panamas charges that the United States is guilty of ag grosslon plans to leave Tues day unless the new peace plan getsa favorable reception Sum reception appeared in likely and the committee was expected to continue its concilia tionetforta inWashluaton The new formulawas said to differ in some respectsme the com mission plan last month which foundcred on one word after an aides HERES our Aiterlooldng up and down the crowded city street the littlaiboy approached apollce man on the corner fsir be said did you hop without me parentacceptancaby both the defence also offered two motions on grounds of double Jeopardy nod res indicatethat is the question already had been adjudicated These appar ently were based on testimony introduced in hood hearing andin hearing on motion to transfer the trial to another it dludgo brunt13y asked annual nubileloop mot on 83 dont irnow There is no pro vision for it In Texas law of course theyre best all their motions on this psy iatrlc re port The defence lawyers huddled closelywlth Ruby leaning over him as he sat at table in the area reserved for lawyers They held long whispered ty conversation befnro they offered tho that motion lMoveslor Acquittal APPEARS PALE lluby wearing dark suit with brown shirt looked pale and his expression was grave The historic trial began for molly at 004 when ludga Brown clad in lack robes said from the bench in the matter of the state va Jack Rubein stein alias Jack Ruby is the slate ready District Attorney Henry ill Wade replied in the affirmative and lielll said the drienca was too subicct to some motions we wish to present The next action was the re quest of Dallas lawyer Thomas Howard to withdraw as mem her of thedefence team The liudge granted this as formal Thc courtroom wascom pletely filled ATHENS AWElder states man George Papandreau will form new Greek government bathed by solid maturity in Parliament following his mod crate Contra Uulon partys sweeping election victory the joyearpid gt Papandreoy wslerpected toa pear at the Royal Palace Tues uy to accept Kins Pauls summons torfmi new cabinet It will be his third term as premier Nearly complete returns from the votlng Sunda showed the Centre Union ha won 175 to 100 seats in the nonmembcr nin gla chamber Parliament allow ing Papandreous party to rule with an absolute majority in the next four years The Centre Union cut sharply into the strength of the rightist National Radical Union and the proCommunist United Demo suns out of 0400000 voted cratlc Lott About 4500000 per Moderates Sweep GreekJEIection naonoa shamansou srisssaoosa Que ca Mediationsefilons continued to day in an effort to reopen the Roman Catholic schools oielght Eastern Townships conunnnl tics tosome 16000 French speaking students SdioolJhnard officials and representatives of tha teach ers uniona met for Male 30 hours during the weekend Await Agreement In School Strike but no agreement was reached and the 600 teachers involved stayed away from classes again ay The crisis began Feb it when teachers in nearby Asbestos did not report for work Their col leagues quickly followed suit in Windsor Richmond Biomplon ville Coatlcools Magog Dan ville and East Angus UNITED NATlONS iAP The Cyprus dispute goes before the UN Securit Council todiy as Britain and United States seelr to head all military intee ventlon by Turkey and Greece by both Britain and Cypnrs was expected to launch negotiations for an international force linired to the United Nations ltr pun pose would be opreveni an other general on rank of fight ing between the Graham Tur IrishCypriot communities The United States and Sritnin fear that another serious out break would prompt Turkey and Greece to send in troops to back up their Cypriot lilo The result could be war between turkey and Greece eastern an chors of the North Atlantic mag Organization Ar bishop Mnkarlos Greek Cypriot president of Cypnia broadcast on appeal to both restraint But Maknrior warned that his governmentmeaning tho Gmkaypriotswould not give in to throats pressure or blackmail We shall fight outrageously and resolutely against the do signs or attack on our island he said Since the communal fighting during Christmas there has been virtually no govern mental co oueration between the GreelrJCypriot mainrity and the ftirlrishCypriot minority Britains chief UN delegate Sir Patrick Dean was expected The council debate requested fi lurldsh and GreekCypriots for or liS Britain llOpe Halt Greek Turkish intervention to tell the llnntlon Security Council an international pecs force is urgently needed on the Mediterranean lsla whore about 3000 British troops have been trying to enforce cease re SENDS MORE TROOPS Britain ordered about 300 more troops including on unn orcd squadron to Cyprus to give its force more mobility George Ball US under sacrctnry of state returned to Washington Sunday night after falling to persuade hlalrarlos to accept USHrltish proposal for 10000man peacekeaping force supplied by NATO na ona The orehhisho said he would only accept orco approved by the UN and made up of British Commonwealth nations Hall who won acceptance of the NATO force from Greece and ltirliey described Cyprus very critical problem lha first order of business is to restore law and order to that unfortunate land Ball told re porters lhc bloodshed must he starred us officials were banking on the council debate to increase diplomatilc pressure on Maharlor to take more anicnable stand Cyprus Fordgn Minister Spy ros Kyprlandon was expected to tell the council an lniematiooul force would be acceptable if it is placed under the council and does not consist of NATO troops LATE 5w rum mv 1th loop To Study Why They Doolittle Police Continue Motdlllcdih SMITHS FALIS Ont CF vw Provincialpollce continued their Investigation today into the death of Roger Lee Gordon 1i whose bdoy was found outside motel one mile south of here Saturday Dr Kerr of Elgin Ont corner for the area attributed death toasphyxia due to aspiration of vomit The man apparently took ill Friday night collapsed and clicked to death NIAGARA FALLS Out CF Donald MnCDonsld leader 01 the New Democratic Party in Ontario has announced the party will conduct public opinion surch to find out whyii doesntwin also lions Speaking duringvaweekend debate at the Ontario Federation othabor education conference Mr MacDonaldiaaidtha survey is part of deep selfexamination which1wlillikely lead to change in theOntario partys program this summer Search For Helicopter carryingTwo TitENlON Ont iCP An Okanagsn Airwst helicopter with two unidentified men aboard reported mlssln Sunday north of Fort Albany on the west coast of James Bay was the object of wide spread search today Sandys Protests Cyprus llrrns Flow LONDON Reuters Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys said today he made most Vigorous protest to CypriotForelgu Minister Spyrs Kypiianou Sunday about the flow of mm inln Cyp rus Sandys told the House of Commons 51 cxplainedlo him that we had ample information to show that this import of arms is taki lng placewllli the full knowledge and approval of the Cipuia gov ernment