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EXAMltiER TELEPHONE Advertising mu MotherW 10mm arNom WORN OUT from searching for his two youngsters who have been missing since Thursday it rt Sinclair the food ieliow searchers pro vidcdEight year old Jill and her four year old brother Kirby wandered SRjciliifiltl IViéliepgé campsite and are the obltct ot massive search in bash country near Grand Rapids Man no miles north of Win lVIOthers AVoiceri Fails To ind Lost Children GRAND RAPIDS Man CF mothers voice broadcast through dense bushland has failed to bring two lost children to the notice or men participat ing in frantic search More manpower is planned toduyin theihuotrrwhich has gone on since Thursday An RCMP officer said the children may have gone bush crazy ivanderlng aimlessly and hiding at every noiseoven though the noise may mean safety RCMP called Monday for couple of hundred soldiers and permission was given later in the day by ProvincialSecretary Stewart McLean Emergency Measures Organi ration oliicials left Winnipeg 270 miles south ot the search area Monday night to set up an advance camp and radio equip moot Soldiers were to leave today More than 75 volunteers weary frorn trekking through bushand muskeg still hold hope that hit Sinclair and her brother Kirby willbe tound alive However the use of hellcoo tersfa tracking dog and the tr Czechs See Ominous Signsl broadcasting of their mothers voice from jeepniounted loud speaker hns proved fruitless Thel dog could not pickinp trni Observers in the helicopter found they could not peer deep enoughth thethick buslnov ering several places The youngsters it away from the family car Thursday vhiletheir parents were pickingseneca roots on Peoria Negroes Shotgun Police PEORIA Iii AP Eight policemen were sprayed by shotgun pellets today after rock and brick throwing erupted into gunfire and iirebomhings in Negro neighborhood northeast of downtown Peoria nve otthe ofiicers were treat ed at hospital and were re leased Three were admitted but their condition wastermed not serious Fourmcn and three women all Negroes were arrested Possible Military Occupation MOSCOW Reuters Thelty otrmilitary intervention in Soviet Communist party news paper Pravda today promi nently printed what it said was letter from groupof Czecho slovak workers supporting the presence of Russian troops in their country At the same time it was an nounced largescale troop man oeuvres whlrhbegan last week in western areas of Russia in cluding the border area with Czechoslovakia would be extended into Czechoslovakias two other Communist neighbors Poland and East Germany These developments were seen as heightening the possibili sour Vsros WillI Pops Birth centroid THE CANADIAN PRESS North Americans have reacted with mixed feelings to Pope Pauls encycllcal against birth control in Boston Dr Hudson Hoag land colleague oi the late Dr Gregory Pincus who perfected contraceptive pill said The world population prob lern lsa serious social disease which threatens great tragedy througbout the world title to massivestarvation caused by uncontrolled birth rates In Toronto Archbishop Phih Pocock at Toronto said Tnthc eocycllcal of Pop on birth regulation gave my complete assent it is the ut most Importanc that anyone undertaking to comment ontha Encyclical letter should first read Lho text in its entirety PopePaItl in his longawaited Vpronouncatngnt Monday relect pdtha pill and clincher artiti clot contraceptive davices He hfladfihtltojunctlon wltira Czechoslovakia by Russia and its allies it the reformist Czechs osiovak leaders do not yield in their urrent talks with the Krem leaders in Slovakia The letter which Pravda said waslrorrt group of workers at Prague automobile factory was printed at the top of an sidepage almost entirely devot ed to Czechoslovak develop ments The vie armed forces newspaper Red Stai today devor ed whole page toarticles and photographs describing the lit eration of Czechoslovakia by So viet troops in 1945 appeal to leaders or civil gov ernments everywhere to outlaw contraception sterilizatio abortion as meansof population The Examiner Tooiw ann Lancers1 Ciy tie Classlft is Comics12 Deathsfl Distrch Editorial4 the shore ot Honeymoon Lake Hope wiis kindled in the par ents and searchers when scat tered lootpriots were found but no one could find definite trail gt Volunteers from Grantflap idsjabout 30 flea from the searcharea turned out in such numbers thatthe small conunu nlty was almost desert tLétairiOsv In rhono Aieaf TORONTO tCP Leprosy is appearing with some frequency in this area says University at Toronto physician Dr Arthur Hudson assistant professor at medicine says in an article in the Canadian Medi cal Association journal that 18 cases where treated or were underobservatinn in the To ronto area last year All at iected were persons who had moved here from parts of the worldwhere leprosy is com mon And it is quite possible that many more cases remain unde tected he says Both thephysician and th public should be more aware of leprosy inithe areas other than the tropics and especially in in uals who have lived the Grandmother is Heartflllecipient HOUSTON Tex AP 49yearold grandmother is the worlds newest heart transplant patient and sheiwasreportcdrln satisfactory condition today at St Lukes Episcopal Hospital Beth White Brunk Houston housewife received the heart of CorsicanaTexwoman Mon day night inthe first womantn woman heart transplant v3 MMYFOL10WOWN CONSCIENCE Debate Smite critics predictéd the worlds 500000000 Roman Catli olics woiddfollow theirowu consciences andcnntinue to use the pill it already doing so Mrs George Cadhuryrpa president of the PlannedPsr entiimod League of Toronto sa Good Catholic couples have problems first the cellbate clergy dont 8V Sh said many hav been dis obeying roactiva changed iThls will make coupled very unhappy and will destroy the harnnony of the 1sex relationship or some Thlsisreally depress ing news but It wont hold back birth contro Dr Frank dietsecretaryof the United Church otcCanartas committee on family life and you to Montreal North police Monday capital murder in the stabbing In US Policemen were wounded in rabbit violence in Peoria iii and Seattle and police at Gary ind silenced snipers with re turn gunfire and arrested 64 persons Eight policemen were shot and wounded in downtown Pe orlahionday after an outbreak of rock andrbrick llirowing turned into gunfirefliono was in serious condition Police said the trouble began when Negro youths startled throwing rocks and bricks at hléieTstopping foriflralflc rig not near Ihouslng protect The shooting broke out shortly alter an otticer and represents tiveot the National Association for theAdvancement of Colored People want to the city 1in to check on the welfare of Negro girl arrested earlier at the scene of the rock throwing Police saidrthe shooting ap peered to come train nearby housing project In Seattle sniper fired through the roofot police car wounding two policemen and firebornhiog and rockthrowing swept the citys predominantly Negro central cream areas where the disease is endemic JAlthongh leprosy is listed as contagious disease it is gen erally agreed that only pro longed intimate contact with an untreated case will transmit the disease to noninfected per no costly lsliecaptured MONTREAL CF Serge Cofsky 53 who escaped custody while awaiting trial on charge of murder in Montreal May was recaptured by suburban eveningwhfle eating supper Ths burly escapee who had been No on Quebecs mosh wantedmen list is accusedof death at Albert Pournler pot Montrealwhose body was found on suburban Laval beach last October Cofsky escaped from the Montreal Criminal Court House by leaping from window sill moreJhan 2ofeet to the ground after Mr Liustlce Marnice Coos ineau of Quebec Superior Court crowding tresearcher Dr had set his trial data for May 27 7ilegé$7 manic roostnarrow it will be tragic it this one mcnt frustrates people who ate in need of family planning TBHighest In Toronto Ironom OP There are five times as many persons with tuberculosis in downtown Toro to as there are In the rest of tar mainly because of ov liamfligip said Manley depart eat at study darted in 1965 allowed 14 new cases per 100000 population compared to the provincial Iverage 100000 15 per Cities Three other otilcers were in iured and titres civilians were wounded byguniiie Police said they did not return the fire The violencecama after the arrest of two members of the militant Black Panther party They were chargedawith suspi cion of larceny at airaiiyat which Panther leader told 150 Negroes Ityouhavc gun in dontplan to use it give it hi someone who will Police at Gary silenced snl pets with return gunfire but no is Ell WHQPPER This portion cams cm Ilovd Facchncr otCragmyie Alta was driving alongrtiie Macleod Trail here Monday when he noticed slight dip in the pavement ahead of him He applied brakes and as he approached the dip the street began to disappear When the disappeang act was complete the street had hole 15 feet across and 10 feet deep onevwas intured in the thIrd straight night of disorder The disorders were on the perimeter of the centralerch Sniper fire shattered the wind shield ota police patrol car less than an hour alter Mayor Rich ard Hatcher reimposed pm curfew Police said when they re turned the gunfire the snipers quit The arrests included 42 for yiniatipn of eurtew and 22 on charges ranging from narcotics violation to carrying con healed WQBWHr to Oh dear here comes the violence Atlantic Enjoys yMore Tourists mam or Atlantic provincesaare enjoying big gain in American visitors this year as tourist travel returns to more normal patternsfrom 1907 TheDominionBureau of Stat ics reported today that entries at nonresident vehicles into Nova Scoua increased 254 per centin June and 288 per cent duringth viirst six months of 1953 Entrics toNew Brunswick vIere up 101 per cent in June 13 it per ceptdtlring the first The incidence variesw1th scram stow ha For Liquor TORONTO CF port large shipment of liquor was reported missing Monday from waterfront warehouse Toronto port police said today Joseph Thurston port police director saldthe freighter car rying the shipments will be checked Wednesday night when it arrives at Cleveland Ohio its next port of calL The missing portion is worth $10000 to 312000 retail Thurs ton said ClERNA NAD TISOU then tiers The critical Russian Czechoslovakiialkson basic poli ry differences are going well iCzechosiovsk journalists whiz mansgedto get near the meet ing placeiii this Slovak border city reported today The journalists who were MIAMI BEAdiFlatAPt Former president Eisenhower today opposed any carnou flaged surrender in Vietnam dimmingnchances for ardra matic proposal in the Republi can party platform toend the Vietnam war pr Eisenhowers message to the platform committee now hold ing hearings at the Republican national convention site ruled out both withdrawal and ma sive escalationoiltlie fighting it strengthened the sentiment apparently already held by majority of the committee for broadlyworded statement that would leave the partys prest dential candidate free to de velop hisposition duringthe election campaign Provost wait with their attorney Elma or Dodren right for the nuns th is trialttodayi ernier weather In tonight 05 High Wadm dayflDeultstoInioPL Police Search Than 106 Per Copy to Page 1siuieniqoogéilites fuemam Llnutin America MEXICO CITY AP hlcxl can paratroops fired hamolra shell through the heavy wooden doors at preparatory school early today and dragged out hundreds of young demonstra torsaltar Matteo Citys worst student disorders lnzo years Nearly 400persons were in lured 100 seriously in the atti hour rampage by thousands of teenage students Nearly 300 persons were arrested Some sources reported one youth was killed but this could not be con tinned The students ranging from It to is years weredcmanding the removal of the chief of police and the commander of riot troops charging their forces with brutality in putting down meanroJmonsmfiom elast weekend Some of the mob shouted antlAmerlcan to and called for another Vietnamln Latin America The evening of violence began with the theft of several buses and the disruption of traffic throughout the city Soon mob of 1500 to 2000 youths surged toward the citys main square but riot police were waitingior them block from the National Palsce7 within 50 yards Act the confer encesite said Jose Srnrkovsky one of the Pragueleaders at the talks came out of the confer ence building and VSald went in with smile and expect to leave it witha smile Prague radio sold commu nioue on the talks whic loriner President Eisenhower Opposes Camouflaged Surrender Siich plank fits the mood of supporters of Richard Nixon who aresaying theirman will be nominated on the first or second ballot when the vote for the partys presidential nomina tion is taken Aug 1Even soniesyinpathizers of New York vaNNelson Hacks iellcr who gis Nixons min on position agreed the plank on the overriding international issue cannot he too specific fEisenhowerurged the coin paign um nt writers to makeit clearto Hanoi that we do not seek nor will we accept camouflaged surrender which would inevitably result in the United States writing off South fast Asia tor the foreseeable fu urefv 3N1 cluirwielding ol turnéd hack the students in quick order and about 50 yoong demonstrators were in it within live minutes NOT DETERRED About an hour later several thousand youngsters regrouped near the oldnntional university of the main squaref They took possession of rooftops and pelted police with stones and gasolinefilled bottles Down on the streot they tried breaking into some gun shops and set buses ablaze LShdnlthcianied paratroops with drawn bayonet converged on thonational uni versity preparatory school where many demonstrators had holed up vlhetroopers fired bazotdrii fsheil through the heavy wooden doorsof the school building and began dragging out students some students were slashed bayonets The preparatory school lxpart oi the national university which lsesupposed tobe ott limits to police and federal troops The troops invasion of the school could have politicaliropercus Talks Are Going into their second ay today would he issued er tonight or Wednesday morning The talks which are taking place in club opposite Cierna station lasted Monday until late at nighL They were otilcially described by Czechoslovakia as an exchange of views Prague radio said Russian Communist party Chairman onid Brezhnev and Czechoslo vskChairman Alexander Duh cek made opening speeches but did not give any details The radio correspondent said no one could approach the meet ing site railwayrnens House of Culture We watch from 50 metrcsfl he as gather to chant encouragement to the Czechoslovak leaders report from Moscow by the Yugoslav newsv agen sniduthe soviet dele ad by party chic Brezhnev Premier Alexei Kn nd President Nikolai gor brought minimal ter of antiSo list elements from positions otr luencei Meanwhile Russian troops were on the move through east erh Euro as Czechoslovak leaders defended their newlook democratic jsocialisrn in talks with skeptical Russian leaders People