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CHURCHILL man Henry Van de Guiesscn 38 takes second look at the railway crossing on the farm of his JUNK is all thats lelt of this tractor after it collided with CNR freight train Thursday noon whenit was employer Frank Todd con cession ll Innisfil Township scene of collision of Todds farm tractor with passing Canadian National Railway being used by farm laborers to draw load of hay across the tracks pictured at top Only slight injuries were suf fered by the laborers both of GRetail Merchants Asked To Meeting The shape ofBarries business and the plans for improving down town shopping throughout the bent year are on the agenda drawn up last night by the Re tail Merchants Committee of the Chamber of Commerce for the forthcoming general merchants meeting at Community House The meeting open to every retail merchant in the city will tackle controversial issues in cluding the parking survey re port conducted by an engineer ing firm the establishment of parking authority the proposed plans for street lighting through out the city closing bylaws customer shopping survey even preliminary plans for the Winter carnival Reg Welham secretaryman ager reported this morning that the Chamber hoped represent ative from city council would be present to report on the Sell Vegetables To llid Charity class of Barrie District Cen brat Collegiate students has rais ed more than $10 to be donated Barrie and District Associ lion for Retarded Children by selling surplus from the classs half acre garden on the school grounds tithe alas administered by the schools Agriculture Department is learning about agriculture in place of French as one of Gen tral Collegiates options 0N NOON HOUR Class 10D representative Roy Carson presented the sum earn ad one noon hour by sale of gar den vegetables to school staff and students to United Appeal canvasser Burton Thurs day at assembly me moon VFIIR PROBLEM to Banles Local rive Forrier who my and sells furs only annncrron which rnou WW5 FltltS nan roacho 25m meow Remodeling Cold Storage Cleaning BEASPNABLE PRICES urisuerion nunnanrzn lengths to which file city will go for improvement of business PROCLAMATIONS The Retail Merchants Commit tee last night also decided to put Christmas shopping hours decorative street lighting and Boxing Day proclamations be fore the general meeting Appeals Manager Raps Federal Govt NonCooperation TORONTO CP Torontos United Appeal campaign man ager Thursday criticized the fed eral government by refusing to assist community charity drives by making payroll deductions Dr Harvey Cruickshanlt said United Appeal and Corn munity Chest drives lost money through thegovernments refusal to join the province municipali ties and companies in deduc tion plan In suburban Scarborough Township Reeve Albert Camp bell said the federal government rshanding over the work of oper ating payroll deduction plans for Canada Savings Bonds to the municipalities without compen sating them for doing it The government should pay the municipalities for the bookkeep ing involved he said train unseen by driver John Eorley 40 Thursday Scc lnnisfil Notes on the oppo site page for the full story Examiner Photo RR Churchill Van der Guicssen was opening cros sing gate lor Barley when long freight train shattered the tractor Examiner Photo WEATHER Synopsis Cold weather can tinues this morning but cloud masses forming over the lakes and moving inland kept tempera turesfrom dropping to values which would have prevailed with clear skies Nevertheless tiltde gree temperatures were general across Southern Ontario in the early morning few flakes of snow continue to fall sporadically from thepatchy clouds Lake Huron Georgian Bay re gions London Cloudy but with sunny intervals today few light snowfiurries Mostly cloudy and milder Saturday winds light Kirkland Lake region Sudhury North Bay Cloudy clearing this afternoon Mostly cloudy and milder Saturday Winds light to day southwest 15 to 25 Saturday Timmins Kapuskasing Sunny with cloudy intervals and milder today Cloudy with some light snow likely tonight Turning cold again with snowflurries Satur day Winds southwest 15 to 25 he comiog northerly 15 tonight Forecast Temperatures Lows tonight highs Saturday Windsor 32 50 St Thomas 32 50 London 50 Kitchener 50 Wingham 50 Hamilton 50 St Catharine 50 Toronto 50 Peterboro 50 Trenton 50 Killaloe 45 Muskoka 45 North Bay 45 Sudbury 45 Loss iroN cnnv no ennno nonin Truck szoo 1851 FORD 34ml Stake res noose man cmaall 1m masons oNAr Jro PICKUP INTERNATIONAL with x4 van 1552 roan Dump truck USED mucus PLOAI anaemia 15510 1951 OMOLET Dump 1952 canrnnac rosr DODGE $5th $500 roan PICKUP as in sun iasz DODGE STAKE Require motor work In is COLLISION REPAIRS AND PAINTING International Motor Trucks lW HART Harts Dr 400 atDunlop Cloverleaf PA 83026 Elie Earth Examiner cm maroonn urws FRIDAY camera 21 moo3 olocdust Will Make If we want the Common wealth to stay together we can not afford to tolerate country like South Africa within it unless it mends its ways So said Norman Phillips for eign news editor of The Toronto Star at last nights meeting of Barrie Canadian Club in the Lib rary Ball In becoming republic through the recent plebiscite South A1 rlca will have to go through the lormality of rtesubmitting itself as member of the Common wealth Mr Phillips said it was pretty sure bet that count ries like Ghana or India would do the blackhalling but that it would be good for the Common wealth and Canadas internation al prestige if Canada would do it Such public protest against South Africas apartheid policy was mentioned by South African author Allan Paton in Toronto earlier this week While Mr Pat on suggestedthat such action by Canada would be welcomed by native Africans and white libcrlt als be had not formally sug gested it in his Toronto speech IF WE DID IT If we did oust South Africa would the governments racist policies become more extreme questioner asked it couldnt very well get more extreme said Mr Phillips If only as matter of prac tical politics suggested Mr Philv lips South Africa is not worth to Canada what countries like India and Ghana are In addition to citing racist and police state activities the speaklt er asserted that there were many proHitlerites in the South Af rican government notably the foreign minister who was instru mentalrln having Phillips ousted from the country earlier this year IF WE DIDNT If apartheid thinking spreads Mr Phillips predicted there will he holocaust that will make the Congo look like tea party Mr Phillips said he went to Africa followingthe incident at Sharpeville where 67 native de monstrators were killed by police and scores wounded 70 pe cent oithem in the back he charged Mauled By Dog Young Deer Dies young deer in badly maul cd condition died early this morning despite efforts of dis trict people losave it It was found by the railroad tracks near Con of Sunnidalo Township by Fred George RR New Lowell and brought to veterinarian in Banio by SPCA officer Beswetberick about pin The deer died from bit es in the neck and hiodquarter and shock STEAL $8000 MONTREAL CP Three armed men one carrying ma chine gun and all wearing Halloween Thursday escaped with $8000 in cash after holding up an eastend branch of the Bank of Montreal The three entered the bank at Ontario and Lasalle streets and forced 16 em plofifes and 10 customers into va bcr of the club He was crying to find out if this would signal the beginning of lhc great African revolt it had not hesald but 1960s disturbances in the continent are the Dicppo Raid for the trouble that is coming Most native African leaders are still in jail he said but some who escaped are talking of an armed revolt in South Africa in three years time using men trained in some friendly Afric on country Author Paton had been some what more opiimisticpredicting that racial troublu might bring the United Nations intoSouth Africa within five years for stay of as long as 10 to 20 years being necessaryto set up an in terracial government The Congo might wellbc selling the pattern be suggested POOR RECORD Canadas record as far as con suring South Africa has not been very good said Mr Phil lips last night On one occasion Canada had backed South Africa in the United Nations as mom and usually abstained in cowardly oct lflll Describing apartheid in action Mr Phlllipssaid that about 95 per cent of the three million white minority in this 14 million population believein whltc sup remacy About so per cent of the whites are Afriknnders who oppress the native Africans and about 40 per cent are British who are justahout as bad For the last 12 years he add ed the Nationalist government of South Africa has been ded icated to erecting bars to deny any rigth to native Africans in country whose motto is In Unity There Is Strength Basis of the system he says are the paS laws Every native he said must have pass which includes such information as his birthplace re cognition on his taxes have been paid that ha is lawfully employed etc and carry it at all times ONE IN FIVE There are 300000 convictions year under the pass laws be said and one out of live Airlolt ans can count on being arrested in this connection The pass laws are mainly de signed to make the native Af ricans feel inferior he asserted The national police can de mood to see natives pas at anytime and on occasions tear up mans pass and then or rest him for not having one charged Mr Phillips There is no contact between whiteand black people at all stated the speaker bluntly who cited examples of nativa poor health poor education and low ITS GARNETS FOR ARTIST SUPPLIES Barrie Young Conservative Association Barrie Community House NNER jVMEETING Toronto Sr FRIDAY OCT 23 at 7oor pm Guest Spanked MR JOHN TRIMBLE Presldentt Ontario Young Progressive Conservative Association ALI YOUNG GANADIANS INTERESTED IN GOOD GOVERNMENT ARE CORDIALLY Ammo INVITED T0 contoer MR JACK GARNER MR GORD TESKEY PA 84542 PA 6155 MR ART EVANS MPP MR HEIZER SMITH Published By the Ontario Young Progressive Conservative Association ongo Seem Nothing wages The government he point ed outwaots to segregate native Alricanspn reservations which will not support them nan NoNwmrcs Universities are now barred to nonwhites by the llnivcrsity Extension Act Natives are ousted from jobs to make room for whit under the lndustrial Conciliation Act Mr Phillips related the story of young man who led 30000 passive nonviolent demonstrat ors in march on Capetown to protest apartheid lle quietly dis persed the crowd upon being promised an interview with the Minister of Justice The next day ho was arrest ed and hes still in jail Say District Man Punched His Rival Thomas Rogers 22 of Brad ford vins warned by Magistrate Bolllnrako in Newmarket court that his not temper is likely to earn him prison term Rogers convicted of assault is alleged to have arived at the home of girl friend Mar Ann OReilly of King Township to find another suitor Robert Quilty about to take her out in 81 When Rogers fouhd that gentle persuasion was to no avail be tried more direct approach Witnesses testified that Rogers punched Quilty until he was bleeding and required assist ance UNWAERANTED Magistrate Holllnrake fold Rogers that any provocation ha FILES APPEAL VANCOUVER CF Thornton cited for contempt of court at the same limo as cabi net minister filed an appeal Thursday Thornton Wednesday received an indefinite jail sen tence and lllghways Minister Gaglardi of British Columbia was fincd$looo for wilful contempt of court ltlr Gaglardi filed an appeal immediately Two Killed In Auto Smashup OnMain Street In Penetang PENETANG Police hora are investigating double fat ality on Robert Street last night resulting when two cars collided in normal weather and light traf fic on this main street Dead after arrival atPcnetang Gen eral Hospital was Orval Then ricn Parkstrcet Killed at the scene was Edgar Dcsroches BR Pcnetang car driven by Desroches teenager and containing Ther rien is believed by police to have sideswiped car driven by Bernard Schmidt 20 Mldland Schmidt received no injuries they said Investigating Peoetaog Police Constable Sgt Marcel Dorion said the Desroches car is total New Car Burns 0n Trailer Here When McCallum transport driver got to the Information map on Highway aw he realized that there was flat tire under the rear end Leaving to get tire assistance be was quite surpris ed onhis return find that the trailer and oneofalhanew cars were on fire call had been placed for fire crew and lnnislil Volunteers were roused out of their sleep at about 230 am to go and put out the blaze Truck drivers who had pulled in on the sduare and were sleep ing were aroused by the con tinuous horn blowing as appar ently the horn in the new car was sounding an alarm It is not known if the hot tire had been responsible for the start of the fire or the wiring in the new car had shorted Dam ages were more than $3000 wreck No estimate was avail able on damage to the second car The double fatality marks the third motor vehicle fatality in year in Penetang meeting of unusual interest is to be held today at pm lnthe YMCA in Orillia by the Simcoe County Arts and Crafts Association The speaker will be Napier Simpson Jr who is an outstand ing architect lieis graduate of Univerle of Toronto and is in private practice in Toronto He ls past president of the Archi tectural Conservancy of Ontario design consultant to the st Law rence Development Commission for Upper Canadian Pioneer vu lage member of the Toronto Civ ic Historical Board consultant to the Ontario Archaelogical and Historic Sites Board Dept of felt didnt warrant such beat ing This is the second charge of assault and two conviction mean prison term he said Rogers was remanded until Oct 21 or sentencing and presenlence report will be made Cleric And Cup Met 0n Dunlap clergyman and Barrie po lice constable met at the inter section at lilary Street and Dun lop Street last night Both were off duty Unfortunately both were drlv ing cars when they met Rev lllilan Joseph Babel 25 11 Wesley Street was prepar ing to make left turn onto Dun lop Street from hlory south of Dunlop Clarence Roy Bridge 11 Grove Slruct West was trav elling west on Dunlap having moved from parking spot to front of Cains Restaurant Mr Bridge said he saw the Babel car entering Dunlap but thought it would stop It didnt stop Mr Babel turning lclt said he saw on vehicles ap proaching from thewest and made his tum Damages to his car was $175 to the Bridge car 5125 No charges were laid N0 MIGRATION WINNIPEG CPlWiid cusks are drifting south but so for there is no definite migration under way spokesman for Ducks Un limited said Thursday Architect Speaks In Orillio Tonight Travel and Publicity member of the Ontario Historical Society member of the Museums Section of the Ontario Historical Society member of the York Pioneer Bis tooical Society an authority at the early buildings in Ontario Tours papers and lectures have been given to The Royal Ontario Museum The art Gal leries of Toronto and Hamilton The University of Toronto The Canadian Museums Associa tion The Ontario Historical Society Numerous local llis lorical Societies Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs ArbClubs School Children 10 United Ern plre Loyalist Association Groupa TORONTO BOUND scar AT mm BEAUTIFUL NEW EMERALD ISLE QUEEN or SUBURBAN MOTELS OnNo 11 Highway at No Highway RICHMOND HILL PHONE AVenua 554 worm rowan sunnro on HAPPY Adams fie distiller who made with the nowfimans Private Stank Ins done it again Adam now present Gold Stripe another Glamor Blend ate moderate price created especially for die Ontario taste Naif time you buy try mellow customblended Gold Stripe in in all handsome flask hotflov in ounce and ounce sizes and youll agree