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Our Telephones Par Examine Want Ads Tele phone PA new the telephone number to call tor the Business lorEditoriai Dept its PA 04537 V99th Year No 238 POLICEMEN URGE Bob blng woman in Langarene lt aly to leave the site at which her entire family was killed by it great lioan of water from the nearby Valont Dam Survivors ushed through the muddy vilage wrcckage to day many at them unable to tell where they had once lived The flood came during ths night when mammoth land slide plunged into the dam reservoir and pushed water out oi the darn As many as 3000 lives were feared last AP Wircphoioi Italians Seek Bodies DELLUNO llalyMore than 10000 men worked feverishly to collect bodies at the dead in the anont dam disaster and then bury them in gigantic mass grave to prevent out iircaks oi disease Up to 3000 persons were he iicved killed when mountain landslide crashed into tho dams reservoir Wednesday night sending vast flood roaring river the dam and down the Piave iiirer valley Government atticiois said he intcit Lani and 2000 persons are known to have been killed hilt local news agency said ss on death toll will reach at least 3000 Ofiiciuls at tile Ilclinno prc lecture estimated Iliat 000 hodics have been recovered Deputy Mayor Tcrcnzio Ar diiiti of lengcronc wliosc town at tti00 was wiped out said at least 1500 at the towns rcsi dents were under the debris About ioo electric company In Mud employees their tamilies and several hundred other villages also are missing Premicr Giovanni Leoiie came tram Rome to the stricken area as police moved out more than 200 persons whose villages were endangered by the threat at new landslides FEARS EPIDEMIC Interior Undersecretary GinI Ivanni Giraudo said rapid re covery oi the bodies was ths most urgent problem lie warned that if they were not soon buried properly the area woultl lace motor epidemic hazard Italian troops police lied Cross teams and US military personnel worked side by side Many worked through the night under ortnbhi scarchllghis Suppch anrt heavy litllllth lug equipment moved into the stricken zone from all sections at iirriy Public Works Minister Floren tino Suilo said the disaster was truly biblical Centennial 13557 Reps Are Named OTTAWA fCPi Sixty Cis Tnadlaas representing iarions segments of the population were named lhursday lit the rutrlv ory body that will iiclp prepare the 1907 ccnlennltil iii Ctirllltltr niinii Tiia tTrntcniiiai inlricirntc will meet tor the first iirne iii the larIinrurat hudrrnns Tuesday aan Vrdncsday Tito group will rcconvrur every six months thereafter until the vet rhrntions start in four years jtiine The crruicrrncc comprises two 3rcprrsentatvrs al tiltll provin rsinl government ntiri to menu bcrs Iittinlntcrl iiy lrliy tonn ril lrcsirirni Irilllitltlitlliill min istrr rrrpomlbtr irn crnlanulni prrparutluns 11in terirrni appointees Illtltltlc ran Joilnin president or the aninn Labor Cnngrrss lln Ionri Michrncr luriirrr oiii Longsh mrrns spr her and Connery1 the MP ican inscvn and Mn ior Moore television and sings pcrsnnnllllcs Thr nicmticrs include six mayors and rcprcsentatiscs at universities business the ludi clary news media and turns and veterans organizations Canadians Held In Bombing Case llOSTON tAfiThrre flionl real men sought in connection wltlr bombings In Canada were arrested by lotion pollen Thurs day as they trashed the city on but trorn larllanri Me Tits but was en route to New York city The nun wrro Identified as error Teirrnuil 23 Mario liartinirrt ii and Pierre Schnei der to residents at INTE RFERENCE Words Irk PM OTTAWA corPuma iiiinr istcr Pearson said today he wont hesitate to teilrIresldcnl Kennedy how the Canadian gov ernment and Parliament feel about the comments by US La bor Sccreiary Wirtz and him Clo President George Meany on the proposed Canadian trus teeshlp ever live marina unions it said the Canadian pcopio wiil not be intimidated by such statements lie added that he hoped ths statement Thursday by Mr iiicany would not be interpreted as an nvitalion to violence Prospects For Peace Said Good BLACKPOOL England tCFl Foreign Secretary Lord Home sold today prospect of gen nine and lasting coexistence between the Western allies and the Russians is emerging Home told the annual confcr once of the Conservative party on EastWest understanding has not yet beenachleved and until one is the allies must keep up their guard But he added The most profitable way ahead would seem to ho to cut tivato every sort of contract commercial and social with the Soviet Union and with Eastern Europe and diligcntly and per sistently to scck out political areas oi agreement narrowing the points oi diiiercnce until the political climate is ripe to clear even thsvbiggest of them away llome also realiirmed that the cardinal principle of British tors cign policy always must be to keep the United States on our rifle In relationship of partner Without the closest alliance between the United States and llritain there is no balance at power and no security grasslanal FIGHTS VESPIill BRUSH FIRE iircman directs stream of water at biasing brush In yesterdays fire in Vespra US leopardizes Plans For Plane WASHINGTON tCPl Cane action has jeopar dizcd US Army participation in Canadian development oi the Caribou It transport plane planned as successor to the present Caribou used exten sively by the American army in shorthaul battlefront opera tions informants said that not only has Congress climinnicd the armys request tor t3l700000 to purchase about 45 additional Caribou planes but has with drawn $5000000 which the army inicodcd using tor Caribou li development work lhcse funds wcre eliminated irom the current US defence budget approved by Congrcsl earlier this week The army now is trying to ligure out the legal gimmicks irrolvcd in possible switch oi funds irom other sources to pay for Its part in the Caribou ll development An official said it is possible that the army may have to withdraw trom Caribou ll development altogether This would likely wrcck the program Russians Stop US Convoys IllsliirlN tAii US okrsrnan announced today tint the Russians hurl lilocksd oil trntflc on tho lirrlin Auto ban to West Germany but Illill iitrs intrr corrected tiie struc meat and said some civilian traliic is moving in both direc tions TIro cnnlilctlng official Amtii can Itiiieinrnts canto as main tion iicightrnrd over tile aiuss oremen To Meet PM Ready To Intervene MthTliiirilr llill Nrgntt stars for tnrio striking lung shriirniert sprilro snnilrlriitly of rt Itilltllttili trf liltlr writlung walkout early today when marathon iit ii ution session with the hiilpplitg Frrlrrstlon rvl nnriin irrrirri up siinrlly nitrr in The lililslll cirrutlie Illilnttli nI ly rnlirrl mass iiirrtrng tii rrrruhcrs tor lllll Saturday consider lilttlr srrlnil litinrrl In lite lfIIiNIitltl tum Imus ninrlo by the lateral nitIliniltt Itlrlize llrno lert if the mrinim ntrrpt torni iIii wuulrl end the strike snlti lrnl Assrtin prrslrirnt oi the largest hlrriitrtl ul Imui vi the international Ilrtlgslltira Iiiriis Assrncinllnii Nlllllirrlnrl tor the irririJllntt hnnevrr nruiir mi rrunrurnt Int lowing the session width storied Thursday stirrnnon ind Taylor pirsirirnt nf htonb lrni lmni i017 ultitii tcurtirriil riwckrrs ininlirri In the strike ralird rr routing of his group for ind ttr ssella was asked wirrthrr the men would go hack to work iiattirrlny alteration it they accepted the prrrpnsols hope not to are Mr hippo again he rrpilrrl an be cause dont like irini llrrt rather brrausr no hope to have the strike stllilrl by tinn llctalls at the rhnam were not tliltlnsrti in Ottawa ilurrsriay iriintl Iiiirlslrr Ifrtrlnri lfil tirittlil the federal government would sirp in it necessary and stop the strike wiihii he said rnnl grr till llttltllttiiflly llut he told rrpruum ruin cabinet iltNlllIl the govern innit luillrl rrrt only it Judge also slit in win srtttemrnt to gate no indication oi any lcr time limit on the nlesilninril rliuril nori rtld not say whether the government would first Irv isnnal inrrtlnllon througli liar rdr Minister illnciiaciirn or risk isriisrurnt In harms compul rosy arbitration Macs Condition is Satisfactory LONDON iAllIlliitr ins hlncmlilnns rlrrrturs re portsrt his crnirhlinn was satin tartar today it hours alter his aprrallon tor rriiiotsi at the prusioie gisnri lunchtime liuilrtln Issrrrri by the Ming lZriwanI Vii Ilnrllinl stated The prime rulnistrr has hart ii rnrnlnitshle night and his run rlitirur this morning In salisiorr tiny scrlaus laubWrsl lnciricni In our years on tho litrlino Autu balm First the Ipoitcttthltt said the Russians totally blocked all Autobahn trailic in oi Iit5 am 015 am EDT with ar iiunrri nsraontltl carrier Ili announcer the Soviets ad vlsrri this woulri cnnlintio niilil an EarlWrit cnotrrivcrsy over the iiiinriilng oi US nililinly lrriliic an the Autobahn wander solved in second statement nunul 10 iriiirutrs lairr lltc stKrlttlntnn atllll tiial contrary to previous Iniorninliun itovict pcrsonuri carriers were not moved Into the westbound inno lot the intro bshni They were placed Into the csstbbiiirrl inne Soino clvrl Ian trniiic ts moving In both rit recttnns using the westbound iono Return Temporary Say Ford Workers oskvuii tri huge Find at tnltnrin plant lirre swung into orwrntluri Tllllllilay uttrr Johann slirnre as Viler cat atrlltera returned to he as gcmlriy tins nttrr winning firirlanrnki battle with manage mrnt tint lire t7llti irirrnborn nl Ili rnl 707 tlnilrvt Atria Workers rtwr pininlmi at man atlrrnmn rally in llamllinn then return Is trunxrrsry irua has to days the slip tiiniori to grill annuityline grievances or workers will litth againonce more paral yrlna the plants rntlrs produce tion at mt models township Tire fire ddstroyed 50 acres oi bush and light wood and kept firefighters busy tor more than four hours Fear Haiti Dead May Reach 5000 FOlil AU PRINCE llalti tileulerslfillelict work cohml uLd in hurricaneripped llalti lo day amid tears that 5000 per sons may be dead Dr Philipe Cavalie local rep reseiitalivo oi the World Health Organization said an estimated 5000 liaitians were dead or missing alter hurricane Flora hit this Caribbean Negro repub lic eight days ago lie gave the estimate Thurs day night after making 120 milo helicopter trip across the southern peninsula hardest hit arch in the country The estimate oi the dead or missing mada lwo days ago was 2500 Hanover Strike as Navy helicopters came Port on Prince Thursday with the lirsl bedragglw survivors airlifted irorn areas inaccessible by other means oi transporta tnn Sam had homemade enriches and improvised arm and leg splints Tney said the actual winds of the hurricane did not kill many peopletart floods irom swollen rivers later ovcrran their banks and swept people and small buildings into the sea Cavalto said local oiilciais on the southern peninsula begged him or iood medicine and clothing Mediators Reach liccord In Principle TORONTO CW final round at conciliatory talks to tlay could not tiio stage for read ing striking employees oi Ilillllltct Kitchens tCnnari nl Limited back tntiiclr wood David Lewis cuuascl frrrtho international iuodwotkcrrtifAmcrlca CLCI announced that nurroriicnl In principle liarl lrtcn rcachrd In unionmanagement talks hrro inward coding the strike rrnw iii liltlnilllltltI liowerrrire said no tltlrill of the settlement coiiiri ho maria public until the terms are pre senicrl tor ratification to union iirrmbtrs at it iricctiug tonight pm This snariian nitrth was arrested yesterday at the in itiastloaal bridge in bamiu in Hanover 0nt Terms must also be raiiiied liycompany di rectors Meanwhile Ii Landon Ladri Eastern Canada director of the union linpliasizerl there would he no return in work trail hill agreement is negotiatut and rat liltil Tir slrikr which startcri May at when the employers walked out of the inruilure making plant sirnmcrcrf iiiriodily irnlil two works sign when union nnrl nonunion iuenrblrii clashed vio irntiy in the rtrccts liarks lorntilors eggs and rip ples wrrroliurlcri at nonunion rtirttlrl Icavtng the striker bouiul plant vdtz into in narrow scizimi in the largest heroin arising sirr made an the barrier Thry are Joseph bl Caron and Iocal Weather Cloudy with tow sunny intery vats today Saturday sunny Low tonight ltlgh tomorrow 57 For summary turn to page two Not More Than Per Copy i6 OPtAWA tCPi Storm sig nais are ilying on the Great Lakes in the wake at serious squall in relations between Can ada and the United States over government trustecship live waiertront unions While Parliament studies leg islation tor theunproccdentcd government takeover ol the marine unions US Labor Sec retary Willard Win and AFL CIO President George Meany created tr storm with acid com ments from Washington Their intervention Thursday stunned Ottawa and stirred speculation that serious rift is developing in governmentla hor relations between the two countries in the Commons there were ones at protest against the washington outburst and speedy approval at govern ment resolution allowing first reading at the tmstecship legis lotion The measure lbpage docu meat spelling out the specific powers and duties oi the three government lnistces includes strong sanctions against any person who is convicted of ob structing or hindering the Inn tees jobfines of $10000 and trioyear jail sentences ASKS SIU SUPPORT Despite an etitciat report can demning the Scafsrcrsdnlcniar tianal Union ot Canada as cor tCPi lociing Weslcrn pressed tor quick new con demnation oi south Airlca be fore the United Nations Gcncrai Assembly today 5$country resolution urged South Africa to call all the trial at group oi Negronailanaiists charged in Pretoria with plot ting nrmcd revolt and to frce the prisoucrs The resolution was speeded through the assembtys special Canada OTTAWA lCIl The United States has released coniidcntini Cnnarilan wheat suics informa tion but no protrst hiis been made yet Trade Minister Sharp told the Commons Thursday in another chapter of the Canada Us about dispute Ii in not think hi this pnr iicuiar time that any such pro lrni Would he haiplul ltr Sharp said However wo nro not very happy about the disclosure of confidential ininr rnntlon provided to the eminent particularly flurry i7vw vWrv 11 his wits suit his so It itlautieoi They were taken lnio cnrturt when inspectors at the on go diurvrrrri the BY IllmericanCanadian Relations Strained By licid Comments rupt and lawless tyranny Mr Mcany called on all AFDCIO affiliates to support the SW in its light against government trusteaship and the destnictlon at true trade unionism in the Canadian maritime industry Labor iliintster MacEnchen said he was absolutely shocked at Mr Meanys back ing at the 510 as tree trade IIIiItIII Former Conservative labor minister Michael Starr rose in the Commons to depict Mr hlcanys intervention as call tor outright warfare along the whole maritime tront Claude Jodoin Canadian La bor Congress president called the SID dictatorship said Mr Meany ls misinformed on tbs merino situation and la efiect told the US trade union leader to keep out at Canadian prob toms li Mr liieany gains support ior an alloul light against the government truslcoship it could lead to total boycott of Cana dian ships in US ports pos sibility already raised by Mr MaoEachon the verbal duel between it taws and Washington erupted when the US labor secretary called press conference to blame the collapse at private talks on voluntary trusteoshtp on CLC insistence that Cana dians control any unionspon sored trusteoshlp Canada Protests Censuro Move By llsian llirican Countries UNITED NATIONS African and Asian countries re poiiiieal committee Thursday only hours after it was circu lated to delegates It number at Western coua tries including Canada on tested that there had been no time to give the measure lair consideration AimAsian members insisted that it was matter at life and death that permitted no delay They said those on trial Were hciog persecuted tor opposing the governments apartheid lraec reparation policy US Released Secrets sales that the Canadian wheat board has made to Japan lie was answering another so ries of questions on the details oi the dispute in which the US claims Canada is working to hold rtown prices and guarantee sales when brisk world ricmnnd is exerting upwurrl pressure The US agriculture depart ments tiroicst earlier this week was tricgorrd by the Canadian wheat boards sale at Hard price at some 0000000 hririicis oi wheat tar tlelltgty over eight months to Japan Nausea saozi mntrstrshri do routine srorrh of the atria when they drove irotk mm trip to Mexico titty tlti Wirsvhaior