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furflmwum mph 17 mvzflmflnag v4 urptfllfO WK arcfl local Weather Rushing deer loot With mwu mam tumultwaive NEW PRESIDENT CONGRATULATED New president of Barrie Chamber of Commerce iRuby Trial Bogs Down iNo Jurors Picked Yet DALLAS AP Legal duel ling over selection of Jury for Jack Rubys murder trial goes into the third day today inten sified by new defence conten tipnsthat 12 impartial Jurors cannot be found in Dallas Not juror has been at cepted from the first is per sons questioned in the record is dramatic plea by Melvin lielli chief dc fenee mussel for Ruby to move the trial to some other city in Texas in urging District Judge JoeisaBrown to grant his mo tion Belll said You cant find city with finer men of integrity than in Dallas They are men of from ed on his appointment by the immediate past president it fly men of God men of the church They are willing to do their civic duty But he argued so much has happened here that it is dif ficult for such men to do this civic duty conscientiously OVEREULED BY JUDGE Brown overruled the motion Ruby shot Lee Harvey is wait In Dallas two days after President Kennedy was assas sinated here Oswald had been charged with murdering the president Ruby is charged with murder with maliceandtha state will demand the death penalty Bellrs renewed plea for hinde Private Negotiations Start On Cyprus Peace Proposals UNITED NATIONS APt Diplomats negotlated privately today on proposals to keep the peace in Cyprus as Britain be can flying 1500 more troops to the eastern Mediterranean is Security Council debate on the Cyprus crisis was in recess utt til Friday alternoon and there were no sure prospeds for agreement on proposals for an international iorcc to take over enforcement of the shaky cease fire between the Greek and ltrrkishCyprlot communities us Ambassador Adlai Stevenson called on the coun cil Wednesday to endorse western proposal to bolster the British troops on Cyprus with soldiers from other nations Seeking to avoid Soviet intru Ilon into the dispute Steven son added that composition of the force would require the ap provsi of Cyprus and her three guarantors under the last inde pendence treaties Britain Turkey and Greece The US dflegate spoke alter Chief Soviet Delegate Nikolai Fedorenkoxcharaed that the 19de treaties had been imposed on Cyprus and denounced the British force as western plot ExServieemen Still Paid in llniiorrns to establish NAN bridgehead in the eastern Mediterranean Backingthe Greek Cypriot government of President Mair drips Fedorenko demanded that the council first give guarantees for Cyprus territorial integrity and against aggression The GreekCypriots demand corincll guarantees Fedorenko said the people of Cyprus were milled to settle their own affairs He sold the presence of Brit ish Greek and Turkish troops violates Cypriot sovereignw Britains Sir Patrick Dean re plied that his country had in tervened at the invitation of the Cyprus government land that Britain deserved thanks for tak ing on the peace mission Cypriot source offered hope that behind the scenes talks may lead to an agreement on Thsnts proposal for an interna tional peace force linked to the council through him an impar tial mediator and Security Council giraranteea to Cyprus in Nicosia Archbishop Mak srios said he had no objection toss international peace force on Cyprus provided we agree to its composition and turns of reference narrowsroe no defence depachrient hasbeen paying about 559000 have Maxwell Hende liarnent month year inallowances for repairs to uniforms tormen who been discharged from the prtned forces AuditorCarmel rson discuss tnhis room bonnet report to Par Servicemen areventitlcd to clothing allowances of $7 The report seysscrvlcernen have been receiving the el lowancea while on their discharge leave whenthey are not on duty bud do not have lowest Iwiceduringa primenu sier has reeulariy in recent eeksbth tonns debate on two routine measures we attendins of log lie toidargroupzof judge feels that more often than not for events to reps Mrs Stone NEWS intercontinental missiles othermeans of delivering Barrie Ontario anode Thursday FebruaryIonic Canada Reinctan annual meeting held last night at the Continental inn Eb dredge of venue came during questioning of Hugh ONeai Dancer an accountant Dancer said he had formed an opinion about Rubys guilt or innocence after seeing rerun of the tale vised scene of the shooting District Attorney Henry Wade told reporters the defence lawyers think Judge Brown will transfer the casein Dallas if they carry out the trial long enough Ruby was more animatéd in the latest session lhrdatims smiled or whispered hello to reporters on the benches be The breakdown or rejection of the first to prospective jurors is this Detence peremptory challenge four state peremp tory chaltmge one against death penalty five for cause fanning an opinion as guilty or innocence and so on six peremptory challenge per units lawyer to reject jury candidate without stating any reason Challenge for cause requires stating reason gt Upset Dallas Divorcee Fires lit Wrong Man DALLAS fAPtA distraught divorcee took wild shot in the husytllalins sir terminal Wed nesday at man she mistook by her later account for radio executive Gordon Mclaendon The bullet fired from 15 feet at Dyer til of Dallas lodged in small handbag car ried by Peterson oftPsrk Ridge 111 Both men were walk ing to board 445 pmilight to Chicago Dyers wife shoved the womenthlrs Mary Elizabeth Stone 47 in the floor policeI said As she tried to shoot again theweapon janimed An air iinevennployee wrested the so calibreaotomatie pistol from Homicide officers saidthey would file complaint today charging Mrs Stone with as sault to murder carrst tartLine United Stetessnd the Soviet Union agreed today on the need to re duce military spending bot dis agreed over proposals to achieve the goal US delegate William To ter urge the Russians to in lindlscusai of an Ame rr proposal toffreeze arsenals of My He told the l7nafiontdisarm4 df ementconierenceahalt inpro Do away tiuhomworohil he turned In his chair and ill in NetMmTfun 1c For Copyl4 Page To Cyprus Force Government Does Not Want Greek Prince ATllENS AP Greeces new government drafted de cree today earning ztyeanold Crown Prince Constantine re gent for his ailing lather King cut The king was expected to sign the decree today medical bulletin from the royal palace announced at mid night Wednesday that the 62 yearoid monarch was suffering from stomach ulcers and in grant pain its is expected to undergo surgery in few days The king has made no public appearances in the last two months and has kept to the Ta toi Palace 26 miles north of Algae lufislgfiih balms re or rom ago hit bulletin on Feb said he had recovered Rumors about the kings health have circulated since his wife Queen Frederika cut short trip to the United States and flew home Jan 25 Palace sources said the announcement of the monarchs illness was withheld to forestall anxiety during last Sundays national elections which brought Pre mier George Papsndreou and his Centre Union party to power The king swore lnPapan dreous cabinet at Total Wed nnss was annormced The medical bulletin said radiological examinations re vealed that the king was sullen ing from stomads ulcers which he dheen diagnosed some years ago ICypriots Named Regenti names consumers Constantine who is engaged to his cousin l7yearold Prin cess Anne of Denmark has of ten been present at his lath ers audiences with cabinet min isters and has tnlren an active part in official ceremonies and functions The prince yachtsman won gold medal in the Dragon ctnsa oafllogaace ltthe196tl Olympics Constantine was born in Ath ens June lestWhen be was less than year old his par ents tool him to Britain just before the Germans invaded Greece Shoot At Troops NiCOSlA ReuterstA patrol seems likely that the shots were of British troops was fired at by Greek Cypriot trregtdars near the ceasefire line in Nic osia Cyprus during the night joint truce force communiquel said today The communique said patrol was in the Palouslotlssa district of Nicosia about too yards from the ceasefire line when the incident occurred Cyprus government spokes man ssid twoor three shots were firedbut it was not ascer tained thatGreek Cypriots fired them The communique séid the British company commander called Greek police patrol and the chief of police The building fromwhlch the shots came was searched and two armed irrogulsrs found The communique sold it HERES ONE Vuloen hear Cupid al most got you last week Mercury arrow escape ing by so to 15 per cent Such reductiodappliedm endsna tton prefers has attic best chanceot acceptance and most give absolute priority at the Ge lidiliamrh mun on world disarmamenptr begin having all nations devote cent of the moneyme mil italy expenditure cute is underdeveloped countries Brazilian proposal file support from duction ofiockefs would iter Yes had an tired on some individuals int tlatlve and were not deliber ate or coordinated action No our sons it is nowagreed that only uniformed police will petrol There were no casualties and the situation passed oftandc ably The Cyprus government Smkesman said the island was calm and the only other incl dent during the night was few shots fired by lrnkishCypriots from Koldrina village in north west Cyprus The spokesman said armed Turks shot their way into co meat factory Wednesday be tween Nicosia and the coastal town of Kyrenla Information received in Nicosia indicated the Turks pulled out of the fac tory after hoisting the lurkish flag and seizing hulldozernnd other OOKPIK SEXIER TlillN ll MOOSE TORDNK UP The moose just hasnt the out appeal of Dekplk the fed eral trade departments wide eyed furry Eskimo ow Ontario treds officials who boveused moose as symbol in the campaign to promote greater Canadian content is manufactured goods say they sre oop rtdertag setting new symboL The moose may stand for things Canadian said one of ficial but it cant match the little owL Gabon President Back In Palace Lianavnsn iiienlerst President rm Mba returned to his presidential palace today in Librevilie capital of the tiny West African state of Gabon alter shortlived military coup in the former French colony was put down quickly by Frenchfroops In on bloodless coup Monday revolutionary committee soiled power imprisoned Mira OTTAWA iCPiTbem is growing refuel ce here about Canadian law vement in any lntemstlonal police force for Cypms sources indicated today They said the government does not want to get mixed it in situation where Canadian peacekeeping troops might get bogged doom for years We dont want another indo Chlna one source said The reference was to Canadas 10 year participation still continu ing on the international truce commissions In Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia Prime Minister Pearson Wed nesday laid down four condi tionsfor any Canadian contri butes to Cyprus force Object of these conditions sources said is to make sure that the Cyprus situation is pre else and clear before any Ce snd forced him to broadcast his resignationover the radio French airbase sent to Gabon and occupied most strategic pnlnts including the radio station the preddenflel ballooand the air The French troops estimated atmmenhalftheslzeofthe Gabonese armed fonts were sent to Gabon under agree ments between France and Frenchfleaklng African coun tries grouped ln the African and Malagasy Union which Includes Gabon nedlan troops are sent to the island The situation now was much too messy for any Cana dian participation here that Canadian soldiers in Cyprus would he shot at NEW YORK AP US Coast Guard cutter and planes condoned seardring the North Allende today for it men mlss ing from the storm battered British grain ship Ambassador but their survival was consid ered improbable Twenty ol the 35 crew mem bers have been rescued The captain died Coast guard arearheadquar tera reported that Dutch tug Daughters Engagement Boosh Popularity Of British Pill LONDON GP it you be ileve what you read in the news papers it would seem that thingssre finally breaking the right way for Prime Minister Sir Alec Dnugiasliome couple of sharp replies in the Commons fast talking performance on television and little help from an attractive daughter seem to have given the prime minister timely if temporary boost in the election stakes Or so the papers say With unusual unanimity The Dally Express discovers new surge of opinion in favor of Sir Alec While The Daily Mail speaks of aJbreakthrough for the Con servatives The new euphoria owe somedrng to marold Meriel Douglas Home one of the prime ministers three daugh ters who has lust announced her engagement to threatold Adrian Derby an Oxford don Meriel is described as mildly beatnik type whose fond ness for black raincoat is es tablishing sartorial trademark as familiar as the tartanlined one favored by Lehor party Leader Hamid Wilson ssasnsnwi The Evenine Standard says prettydaughter is always use ful votecatcher and tbevcsr toonlsts concur The Daily Mails artlsi Jon pictures grdtarstrurnndng Me rlel cheering up Sir Alec with the wordszf Butt daddy dont look at it as losingIa daughter but as gaining it vote it had already been assumed Troops To Get Bogged Down report from Arthur Andrew Canadian high commissioner to Cyprus has spelled out Use de gree of hatred between the Greele and lttrklshLCypriois Sources said that in other situations where peacekeeping forces have been called in the country mainly concerned hld invited the international police men But Cyprus had made no such invitation and the silver lion there was confustd it was possible diplomatic sources indicated that Britain may hgatgndofltgzuwyhcls job one asked Canada to contributelmo in tantrymeo to 3pr force informants said that if the Cypms situation can be straight cried out Canada would be will tag to contribute to peace keeping force But there were no signs yet that it could be Mr Pearsons conditions in cluded an association be tween lhe force and the United Nations is mediated solution to the Cyprus problem in rea sonable time and time limit for keeping force in Cpr search Presses 3°17 Missing Crew boattoday took over the listing and abandoned Ambassador as prize of the sea The coast guard cutter Coos Bay radioed at was am that the tugboat Elbe put men aboard the Ambassador They stopped flooding in the No hold and the Elbe started tow log her to the Azores islands at 545 am The Elbe had sped to the Ambassador for salvage purposes and arrived at pm Wednesday night the coast guard said The Coos Bay and the planes continued to lock for ltiereits WEATHER BETTER Weather in the vicinity of the Ambassador improved consid erably belore dam and the first plane of the days search ar rived irom Argeptla find at 530 am The Coos Bay radioed about dawnthat snow storm had stopped the mountainous waves had subsided to seven to it feel the wind was about so mil an hour visibility was fourto six miles and the temperature over the spot in the Gulf stream was 65 degrees Twenty one of the men aboard the vessel who she be gen to takeon water and listed badly were dramatically picked up by seamen of the cutter and the Norwegian freighter Fmen ant Capt Harry Strickland master of the Ambassador war dead when brought aboard the Coos Bay The cutter reported that the it menrit picked up were in good condition