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INTOLERIIBEE CONDITIONS Fear Border Closing May Create Uprising LONDON Reuters The slamming shut of the exits from East Berlin was seen today by the free worlds preu as creat ing the danger of new and fo tile Berlin uprising celior Konrad Adeonuer said the necessary counter meas ures will be taken in the face of the East German senioff of West Berlin mission blatant admission at the bankruptcy of the that German regime political bank uptcy and economic bankrup Cy The newspapers said closing of the East Berlin borders to stem the tide of refugees Irom East Germany threw spotlight on how Intolerable living condi tions havebccomrundertho Wmmmust regime there The Times of nation said closing at the border meant that the East German regime was admitting that Its country to such thoroughly unpleasant and inefficient place in whlch tnlivethat Itsunheppy citizens must be kept there by force miscrywaa uninnabltabIeJL The flight of refugees irorn East Germany it said had been daily and humiliating demonstration for Its marten that this Germany at terror and The paper said that history had shown that to avoid war But they expressed hope that the border closing would not leadrtorarreenmncnt of tho 1953 uprising and Its bloody quelling by Russian troops The British government de scribed the action as Illegal and said urgent consultaqu had been opened with other Western It Is necessary to know how to say no where fundamental mai tcrs are concerned and added And we have now arrived at fundamental matter commentator In Le Figaro said East and West seemed to be playing the teenage game of ECEOES EENTIMENTS The Daily Herald echoed thue sentiments and said another East German rising connotl now be niled out But it warned the West cannot afford to exp it the cri sis in East Germany Brigadier Beckett left of the British Army taikrwhru Col KariWit helm Von Kioi commanding officer of the West German 04th Panzer battalion centre and Lt Col Kraus military attache at the Ger man embassy in London The group is shown at Castle WEST GERMAN OFFICERS IN WALES martin wales where prepar etioos are being made for training of the 04th Panzer battalion in Wales In Septem ber NFLD FOREST FIRES WFlames Menace Lifetimes Work NEW CHELSEA Nild ICP John Bailey 73 his clothes be grimcd from days oi fighting lotest fires passed big hand rnross his unshaven unwashed face 1lrEdahflf0relu he watched flames from an bd voncing forest fire lash out teasineg 100 yards from his two storey frame house lm too old to build again he sold to nobody in particular that fire is threatening the work of lifetime all own His stately house large barn containing 2000 feet of lumber and hay or the winter were in the path of the flames Earlier Saturday the fire de stroyed his brother Berts va cant house and born Ecrt works in Corner Brook Bailey andhis two adult sons emptied the house of iumiture when the fires marched right into their logging fishing com munity last week on the Trinity Bay shore Their children and women were evacuated to Old Pcrlican ABANDON FISHING Me and my sons helped out at Brownsdale weak ago said Bailey Sr They had just completed successful fishing trip during which they har vested 200 guintals 112 Jomms to one data of codtish The fish were running good but the Baileys nevertheless an swered the call from stricken Brownsdale five miles away for help They battled tires for days but watched hopelessly while flames destroyed 15 Brownsdale buildings five of them private homes New Chelsea fairly prosper ous community of 60odd fam tiles was hot spot throughout ExpeclJLSLRussitL Mailman WASHINGTON AP United States and Russia are expected to sign within few last week Flames still surround the community but rain Sunday helped measurably While Bailey sat on rock Lorenzo Francis was maintain ing desperate vigil around the houseflrefinislied building week ago ERECTS BARRICADE tor hardpressed fircilghters but erected barricade around his housa of barrels tubs buckets canspboigcsznaything that could hold water and perhaps trap the flames And it was men like Slim Clark at Brownsdale who gave the future Bachelor Clark 44 Cana dian naval veteran was back in his native village building home for himself while smoke stung his eyes and flames scored the sltiunround him The ring of his hammer while he worked on his small hall completed house which he is paying for out of service loan was strangely foreign Yes sir guess lIl settle down here he sai stocking up at the rampaging forut fires in the short distance HURONIA DRIVE1N figumwflfl PLUS COMEDY rEArtmE Arthur lrenholm didnt wait others the strength to hope for All the insurgents surrendered DOLLAR BILL LIGHTS UP OIIAWA CP An 0t tawa tnxi driver Sunday night get paid with dollar bill which lights up Cab driver Rene Buyer 49 said he drove young woman from the bus station to centre town house On arrival she said she had no ii money to pay the fare She went inside and few min utes later returned with light bulb Canadian dollar bill was sealed inside the bulb The cab driver took the bulb back to his stand and plugged it Into socket it worked Resigns lifter Coup Attempt BUENOS MILES AP Air force secretary Brig Ramon Amado Abrahim tendered his resignation to Argentine Presi dent Aituro Frnadlzl otter Sat urdaye attempted coup by ra dio airliorcesourees disclosed One of the leaders of the brief early morning revolt was commander in the air force but there was no indication military unit was involved About 80 men took over the government radio for while shouting revolutionary manl festo at sleeping nation and did little shooting at police But there was no 5bloodshed and Frondizi weathered the crisis as he has many before Now SHOWING AT THE Am CONDITIONED IRE WORLD mm telephoned the had lost $20 powers terse official statement by tho foreign office said The restrictions which have been imposed on movement be tween Eastand West Bcrlin are contrary to the foubpower sta tus otEeriin and are therefore illegal Her Majestys government are urgently considering these cveiopmeots with other allied overomeata Western diplomatic sources said the East German move mode tho Berlin problem pm tentfally more explosive but the situation could be worse They oted that as yet there was no Communist tampering with the ccess routes that by land wa ter and air link West Berlin with West Germany across 110 miles East German territory The United States was the first of the Western powers to come out with an official de unciatlon of the crackdown WILL PROTEST With tho approval of Presi ent Kennedy State Secretory Dean Rusk sold it was flag ant violation of East West agreements and that vigorous protest will be made in Bonn West German Chon rebellion there would be useless tragedy it said Even if It resulted in the ousting of Communist chief Walter Ul brlcht Russian Premier Khrush chev still would not give up East Germany The Guardian of Manchester said such revolt coming in the middle of crisis already dangerously tense might have alarming results The tendon Daily Telegraph said such revolt could disrupt the comparativon leisury timetable which Mr Khrushchev has set for treatymiiidng and negotiation The Daily Mail declared Ii th tension now building up did end it an uprising It could be fuse to gplodejhe world wilmbursb manor more than ever nec essary to find out exactly what Russia wants if Berlin and to decide whether there Is any basis for compromise The rightwing Daily Express said East Germanys action does not alter the can for nee gotiotions indeed it strengthens that case It said In Paris LAurore ia front page editorial said that the bot der closing was public ad INNISFIL NOTES Building Permits Up $34750 Months At the end of six months of 1961 the amount of building pan mite that Is the value estima ted for building exceeded that of the same period of 1960 by $84750 Someot this increase might be attributed to higher oats of materials For July the value of the permits amounted to $53000 The total for the even months was $442700 DOMESTIGHAD CASH Mrs lCtiensteio who has ented cottage at Bella Ewart police that she Investigation by mmmnumuéalnu iEAGUES UNDER THE SEA DAYS na By 368 Constable Crone led him to sus pect domestic who was work ing at the home He had her searched and the money was lo cated She was arrested and is out on her own ball or $200 awaiting the matter to be heard in court N0 SERIOUS ACCIDENTS No serious accidents were re ported In the townsal over the Weekend couple of minor rearand collisions and other an cldents of lesser type were in vestfgated EVE SHOWS AT 102 900 AltaiN0 fabulous chicken over the Berlin Issue with Khrushchev being obliged to sign peace treaty with East Germany and President Kon nedy having to safeguard the lrcedom of tho Berliners at any price POPE SPEAKS CASTLE GANDOLFO Reut erePopo John called on car drivers Saturday to respect the lives of others and their own He told pilgrims at an audience In his summer resi dence here one must remem ber that when lethal accident caused by serious lack of consciousness and by careless ness it represents grove vip latIon of tho Lords command non occldcs thoumshaltnot kill3 eonunnnd Wohhmforflwaa Two lets Collide But Land Safely SACRAMENTO AP No huge US air force Jetsa 552 bomber and K0135 tanker collided lflflifidfll but flew way with minor damage Satur ay fThls was an accident and the crews could be said to have been to blame said Col Mer rill Moore commander of the with strategic wing Moore however called the crews of the two planes amon the finest in thesimtogic air and praised them etri ilhe really utu £313 for bringing the ships down to safe landings et hiatth air force base near here after the collision Asked If the bomber carried nuclear weapons he repii We have occasional missions out of here with Utennonucloar weapons cant say whether this plane carried them EE PAINTENGS STOLEN AIX EN PROVINCE lranco tRcutcrsEight paint Inga by French master Paul Cezanne valued at $2000000 orcstolarsaturdzyetrnmrw gallery guarded day and night by two policemen TO BRITAIN AND CONTINENTAL EUROPE TO FULL WEEKS IN EUROPE ON TOAS iITOAY EOONOMY EXCURSION RETURN FIRES SAVE 5128 on faresto Europe to March 315 Enjoy hollday for lose money with to money you save an the one low 1m days modest air agreement linking the two nations by direct commercial airli Warsaw The agreement is expected to join only New York and Moscow and will provide for quick suspension at the flights should EastWest tensions flare too FLY NOW PAY LATER mulittiaumfidontoamellyuprelefls Ttsx Iflllli mutt iron to lillflK no Sill AT THESE Latinas TorontoHamilton London 174 day ECOany ECIIHIOIA Return Faro as little $3690 no down Bri $339410 33 not tive sources said neither side has asked fora step beyond Moscow or New York The negotiators did agree to al ternate landing sites that can Lemergenéy The alternate for the Russians is Philadelphia The alternate for the US planes is Vnukovo few miles outside Moscow Once the crews becomé fib iar with the routes US planes are expected tofiy to Moscow without navigators aboard and the Russians to New York without Americans aboard The airlines do not expect to schedule their first flights until next Spring IIOWD tton with 39 TorontoHamilton to Dusseldorf moicow beggar $444 lithi so down COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS MtoNAOoLon ausnoni vmcrm PRICE CHARLES BRONSON IIEIIRY IIlItl NEVER BEFORE SEENI THE MOST DAIlllNE DOUBLE Ticker ESERYATIQNSCALLI ARRIE RAVEL SERVICE UN pas6474 JOSEPH Levm nnnuu RVATIONS THROUGH can orncs Alli OUS PLA ERS TNEITRE FEATURE TIMES