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Ontario's three-man tobacco sales team rummage through a hogshead of imported to-° bacco in a. Tokyo cigarette factory, and inspect the BP leaves for aroma, appearance and texture. The three sales- men spent two weeks visiting tobacco drying plants and factories in Japan as part of AT WORK an attempt to sell flue-cured tobacco in Japan. From left are H. M. Arbuckle, vice- chairman of Ontario farm products marketing board; Rebel Children Invented Ways To Kill Europeans (Associated Press writer Robin Mannock accom- panied the white mercenary spearhead on its drive north to Stanleyville for the last fivé days. This dispatch tells of the final approach to The Congo city. By ROBIN MANNOCK STANLEY VILLE (AP) -- White mercenaries who led the ground attack on Stanleyville were held back at the last minute to per mit Congolese troops to enter the rebel capital first, The first of 300 fight-for-pay soldiers led by South African Michael Hoare, a fonmer Brit- ish officer, met almost no op- position in the final drive to- ward Stanleyville. The final as- sault began from Kindu, 250 air miles south, last Thursday. The mercenaries, mostly Brit- ons, South Africans and Bel- gians, found desolation born of fear. Dozens of bush hamlets -- ad route were totally In one day's driving, Monday, only. five humans were spotted outside the column, Four aged men and a near - naked old woman grubbed around a pile of rubbish by the mud walls of a hut. The mercenaries knew they were not alone. They often found cooking pots with fresh food hanging over smouldering fires, Always there was the feeling that eyes were watching from the jungle. DISCOVER WEAPONS Feathered war bonnets, abandoned spears, bows and ar: rows and ammunition for auto- matic rifles were discovered. One captured rebel truck car- ried a Chinese 60mm rifle. The spearhead drove through on its 50 - vehicle convoy, but their homes usually cheered the passing mercenaries. The column bristled with automatic weapons. The mer- cenaries poked Belgian rifles and sub-«machine-guns over the sides of. new American trucks airlifted to the northern Congo for the offensive. SUPPORTED BY PLANES A helicopter and strike planes zoomed over the column, piloted by Belgians, Cubans and South Africans, The helicopter was there to whisk away wounded and the planes strafed every- thing that moved in front of the advance. Louise Killed 367 People From Reuters-AP MANILA (CP) Typhoon Louise killed about 567 persons and left 300,000 homeless in ed devastating sweep th central and southern Philip- pines last week, the National Red Cross reported today. President Diosdado Macapa- gal toured stricken Mindano Island in the southeast today and called the typhoon "the most: devastating calamity in the Philippines in a long time." Earlier the president had de- clared a state of calamity in Durigao de Norte province, where 312 persons were killed, on the basis of reports from a team of cabinet members. many rebels remained. Some hid for their lives and were flushed out by local villagers or Congolese soldiers following the mercenaries. They could hope for little mercy. Others harried the government's supply lines, am- pushing unescorted trucks. Villagers who remained at More People Are Shopping At Glecolf's Because su GLECOFF'S HAS 174 RITSON OPEN fo 10 central} SJutta's 725-4521 \ THE | RD. SOUTH Vehicles with rebel slogans painted on theam--some bearing still warm bodies--marked the accuracy of the strafing. One stop revealed a bearded man and a 12-year-old boy dead near a hospital, The boy wore a war bonnet of feathers and monkey skin-- magic relics which the rebels believed would turn bullets to water, The bonnet showed the boy belonged to the "jeunesse,"' young irregular fighters re- cruited by the rebels. Many are only 8 to 10 years old but they proved to be ruthless and sadis- tic fighters. Children at Kindu amused themselves by inventing ways of killing groups of Europeans. "Cut off that one's nose and make him eat it... slit that one's stomach open," the jue- nesse said while their elders sat by amused, survivors re- counted, Charles Heath, secretary of Ontario flue-cured | tobacco growers' marketing board and Peter Newell, director of ex- port promotion for the tobac- co growers' board. --(CP Wirephoto) ROAD TO RUINS toll road linking Mexico City and the famous archeological ruins of pyramids at Teotihua- can, 35 miles north of the cap- ital, has been opened, Built at a cost of $11,600,000, the highway shortens by 23 miles. ( MEXICO CITY (AP)--A new the driving distance Stalemated By Bishops gan bishop for the Anglican diocese of Niagara, ended in a deadlock Tuesday when no can- didate emerged with a clear majority after four ballots. Rt. Rev. Walter E. Bagnall, Bishop of Niagara, suspended the synod for an indefinite pe- riod after six hours of voting. He said he felt it would not be proper to hold a fifth ballot because delegates would be picking the suffragan bishop un- der the strain of immediacy. Officials of the church said they were unable to find a prec- edent for a deadlocked vote in church history. A total of 140 clerical and 400 Hilay delegates to the synod did not give a clear majority on the fourth ballot to either Very Rev. H. R, Bagnall of Hamil- ton or Rev. Canon Michael Creal, head of the general board of religious education of Tor- onto. Nearly 20 names were on the first ballot. It was reported that Dean Bagnall had the majority of clergy votes while Canon Creal fhad the support of lay dele- gates. Dean Bagnall is no relation to the Niagara bishop. LIVE LONGER Life expectancy of North Americans in 1900 was . 47.3 years compared with approxi- mately 70 today. HAMILTON .(CP)--A special synod, called to elect # suffra-|)"" NEWS IN BRIEF CENTENARIAN DIES LADYSMITH, B.C. (CP)-- James B. 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