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OUR TELEPHONES ilfiiflntzhfiiuiiepli number in call or the Business or Editorial Dept ts PA €637 LOCAL WEATHER Sunny witLalteinoon showers tomorrow Winds to 15 Low to night so High Saturday as For lull summary nos page two sour YALE52 51x roman comrades oi detecting Russian scientist Dr Mikhail Klotchko had only one word no for report ers when they arrived in To ers of the sixnaiionEuropeangt Common Market have ready made reply these days when asked how their trade alliance is progressing They simplypoint to that Eritfim hat smaller countries are seeki either membership or associa ciation with the market as the best proof of its success Even the most skeptical oblt servers agree that the commu ally of the European continents six most highlyindustriallzed nations France West Ger many Italy The Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourghas been progressing steadily since its inception four yearsago Customs duties among the six countries have been slashed 30 er cent If all goeswellfla fur ther cut ther 10 or 20 per cent Will comeinto eiiecE nex dismantling customs barriers at in three stages of tour ye each TN NUTSIIELL To Commemorate Meigheit BirthplACe Baby Girl Sullocatesdnllasticbap The program is being carried ElS anuary as the second stage of ronto from Ottawa As report ers asked questions all the way from their train to the taxis the Russians focused their eyes grimly ahead and tional policies in the agricul tural social transportation and ultimately the monetary dom ains is going much more slowly One of the most apparent re btna merger is mobility of man power Workers are much freer to travd throughout the six countries although prior agree ments between some of the countries still obstruct complet ely free movement Eritains cis to seek memhershlr minor Market is expected to leadto the ultimate disintegration of the Britishled European Free Trade Association the Com wonMarketseconomirrivatf Denmark an ErrA member already has asked to join the market lfirway is eypected to allow suit later this year Aus or marks answered no no no to every question One oi the group is shown as he passu through the station CP Wire photo the CbmmonMarkét hopé their economic and cultural ties with the market will be strengtli coed Finland newcomer in EFTA is also neutral country and is in special position because of its treaty obligations to Russia Neither Finland nor Portugal has made its positionclear yet toward the British move There are still plenty oi dif iiculties facing Britain before it an attain membership in the inlliihmtliéMJHPiittth be guards restrictions on con Aslcing Membership Suqcess BRUSSELS iReutemlmadflflmmfimmfidraimm Barrie Ontario Canada Friday August 1M reed Defiéc RELEASEHOSTAGESr ti arm Examifitr Not More Then to per T011 onRea CopyIs Pam soné Tear Gas Threcit Causes iirrender NASHVlLLE Tenn AP Eight convicts given no quarter by state penitentiary oliiclals and lacing tear gas assault lromanapproachhig Army tank surrendered late Thurs day and released 25 hostages unharmed The threatened assaultvended an eighthour revolt in which the prisoners armed with toy pistol pocket knives and ice picks held five guards three clerks pad 17 iellow prisoners hostage They dashed from the brick building and fell to the ground gs it stopped 12 feet irom the 001 The ringleadcrs were placed in maximum security cells Corrections sloner Keith Hampton talked with the convicts by telephone and re ceived list oi grievances Most of them are outrage oushedcclared The complaints included lack oi recreational facilities and sui ilclent bathing lacilltles lack of television and radio brutality Leads Fizzle Out GilSlillM MONTREAL cri other lead to theaisappearance floyeaFiild Denise Theirlén ter talking lor two hours th truckdrlver who thought Denise might have beep one of two girlshe picked up on the highway Aug the day after she disappeared the missing Eirls sislter told provincial p0lt ce girls he picked up who Denise Michelcine Therrlen 17 had been brought toMontreal from her home in Shawlnlgsn siter PaulEmile Boisse looked at pic tures of Denise and said she ImmuneConservative AM dielegatesrtonttendthafiinvmf leadership He said Thursday versodon nndjack oi justice and respect Were not operating coun try club out hersHampton said made them no mucos sions whatsoever We intended to tear halo in the building and toss in tear gas llnnounce 3Da TORONTO CPiTha Ontario elation Thursday decided on three day convention opening here Oct at to choosca suc cessor to Premier Frost as party leader President Elmer Bell of Ex eter told party delegates at special meeting he expects 5000 persons including 1733 voting tloo Mr Frost announced last month he was givingup the the date he relinquishes the pre miers post will depend on when his successor is ready to take over To data Health Minister Dy mond 49 and Energy sources Mlnlsiechiacaulay inhuman nounced they will contest the leadershipk the leadershipsolely becauseoi my great length of service Hemaid he is in fine health find is not tired FUTURE UNCERTAIN Mr Frost aaldlie has still not given any consideration to the future Asked whether he was inter ested in an ambassadorial or Senate post he said Ive never heard of such thing havent thought of it Asked tunmmenLnustate eisuropean communityrlheBrit ish government and the Com monwealth are trying to over come obstacles toward member ship in the market Promise Balanced Wt Toronto might be one We two hitch hikers he picked up outside Mgitresl is said the two told him they were from Shawjiiigaand were impcdéfby its neutral status has announced that it will seek closer ii wth the Common Market Sweden andswitzerlan ditlonal heutrals clearly wrli TORONTO CmA historical plaqua commemorating Rt llonArthur Meighen Will be unveiled Aug 27 near his birth placaat AndersoninEeruncountyrthsdopartment oitrava and public announced today CORNWALL CPlNancy monillilold daughter of Mr and Jobertsou 0oLdiedvThiirsday came entangled in plastic bag 37 Cubans ilsk Asylum In Madelienne Lacombe five Mrs Mauribe anombe oi Glen hysiifiomtionwhen she be as MARATHON AWThirtyvseven Cubans jammed tightly in 27foot iishlngtboat docked at this island in the F1 day Keys Thursday and asked for political asylum jThe fugitives included number of small cliildreiLandJregnanLyomen esflfionndslnhiish TORONTO CWAustralian adventurer Terry Whitiield emerged 33 pounds lighter Thursday after three weeks in sparselyequipped camp in the TORONTO OP York hotel accuse tocrosshotel picket lines Exoect 39Day SirikeToEntl TORONTO icPl lazing thelongestflan Ham ito costlies Th Strike Leader Aéouseallaie leader bush of the strikeagainst the Royal certain employers and employer organs izations oi pressuring member gencies of the United Appeal meeting in Montreal Us To Add 425hipsio Fleet WASHINGTON AP Navy intends to add shipsincluding heWa ackcarrlerto its operating lleet by next summer The buildup program announced Thursday reflects an eiiqrt by the service to increase readiness for conventional warfare The ship increasegoes hand in hand Xiothsweoll with plannedlncrcase in Navy personnel announced earlier where he was born in 1905in balance of payments but he re mamrrsmmww Budget In Years ated hisconvictionihatthegov ernmonts policies should pro duce balanced budget with the present tax structure within two years if no new sizeable ex penditures present themselves He said he is not aware of any new able expenditures The mini ter was making sentiments ourney to the house this Huron OMAN and Mrs Flor ng also visited nearby Clintonpwhere Mr Flem ings father was secretaryof rYMCAuntilrisiOTh The minister told reporters his recent budget should help can derably in rectifying ourim iiised to speculate when Canada would sell in the United States as much as shebuys there Canada Air Li maintenance workers at VMontrealrnnterna tional airport today voted to end the wildciit walkout started Thursday night and will return to their jobs at pm EDT The vote to end the strike hichbadthreatmedtorcripple lCA operationswas passed by about 900 of the employees at cl meetingalter of is of the nternationéLAssociation oi Machinists CLC read them letter from lCA executive Bain TCA director at maintenance and engineering oiiercd to devote ibis full time tosettling the issues isput The men walked off their jobs late Thursday night TCA and representatives of the International Associationof Machinists CLC held an all to end ihc lightning walkout that caught TCA by surprise The union pokcsman said TCA made pro ussls to regulate mmflhismmenduw speaker at the CNE directors TC Maintenance Workers Vote End Wallmut 11 turn Toplobs rtunlonrnegotiaturrliadanre2d FlagsFireworks Herr TORONTO CPD Premier LeslieFrostio by pushes huttnnrtounfuriilags and set off fireworks marking the official opening of the Ca nadian National Exhibition Mr Frost making his last tour ofoificial functions before Ontarios Progressive Conserva two party was also to be guest al hope that pre dicted sunny skies withheJemL perature around 80 degrees will entice more than the 113000 persons who attended Wed nesday opening last year on 770+degree touched oil the walkout and the to submit the proposals toa mass meeting of its members this morning Theywill probably be ac ceptedfi he said normally lor the moment private company had been hired to handle baggage andsu visory stall was helping out More than 1300 employees oi the 1700employee TCA engi steering and to chance base unanimous resolution to makeit Mhour mass meet ingwas passed the meet ing broke up about at the re uestof police becnu oi aloca closlnglaw TCll qulEkl brandedjlhTElIy Why walkout wildcat action and spokesman raid the company look grim view indeed of the situation show which runs toLabor Da 891 bootliranddiaplsys while per anafusALthelnne1ronCurtain Among 10 coun ment by Liberal Leader Winter meyer that he will seek court order to force byelections in two Toronto ridings Mr Frost said should ask my counsel about that They also hope the is day ttFact 3000000 almost reached last year when 3962500 at tendedduring 18 day run Workmenwere busy last night putting finishing touches on persdns mark formers went through line dress rehearsal of the grand standshow which this year is using only Canadiantalent The show is entitled The Glory at number of countries held preview shows last night and they were not without minor country exhibit Czechoslovakian officials were dismayed when iuses blow leaving portion of their display the part show dog cut glass and chandeliers in the dark At theUnited Kingdom trade thlLyearefeaturese movie program instead ol the usual goods display an intro HiTctory film featuring Reginald Msudling presidentaof Britains Board pl Trade was badly dis torted at first by sound trouble The difficulty was later re paired tries showing their wares is Japan which fen turns an assortment of cameras radios canned goods boatsmndflnecision tools Also on display is portable scooter weightin 90 pounds The Gosho Company made scooter folds upand fan be used as hall sea home EBES ONE Moth gt Small Daddy called the new mai an angel When does she lly7 Mother Tomorrow To Choose Frosts Successor aorwoon Nlld or TICKET SELLER HOLDS UP EX TORONTO CMTho Cs nsdlsn National Exhibition opened today but not quite on schedule Relate am throngs lined up at the ONE east ern entrance awaiting the arrival of the ticket seller He came promptly but for got his tickets Alter 45minute delay Jlis crowds began streaming Convention He said however he would not call the byelsctions until redistribution study of riding boundaries is made study committee will be appointed by the legislature st thosssslon this fall The vacancies were caused by the deaths earlier this year cl Dr William Dunlap PCEg llnion and William Ceilings upoiplslnclothes RCMP oi WM who have been keeping The premier also indicated Ontario might go it alone in establishing portable pension scheme it the other provinces lag behind Believe Three Die In Shipboarifire still helchcdwfrom thehold of management Artenslstodw they believed he third tlmoivan explosion and lira Two bodies were taken ashore Thursday night and RGME indi cated they spotted third lnthe 4500ion2 Norwegian vessel Flames in the ships 3000ton newsprlht calgo were too in tense to permit search but allexcept one of theNorweglaa crew were accounted ior our Living Conditions lilso Reason For Leaving Russia OTTAW AiCP prize wlnnlng Soviet scientist who has defectedto ills West sold today that poor living conditions in Moscow and refusal by Soviet authorities to recognize some at his most important work ledlo his decision to detect Dr Mikhail Kiatchko told press conference that ho had sought asylum in Canada to en able him to work as want The 55yearold chemist who has been described by Soviet Embassy oiilclals as nobody issued photostatlc copies oi doc uments which he said proves his selontllle ability Dr Klotchko said ho had been Communist party member since 1030 except for period of exclusion lnll187 wit my life was on tliln strln He did not elaborate But he said firmly in English tilit he is not now Commu The slim greyhaired sclen tist was escorted into the conier enco room in the basement ot RCMP headquarters here by him in protective custody since he sought asylum Tuesday alter leaving Soviet lclentlilc group touring Ottawa Dr Kiotchko said that much of his work in physical and in organic chsmlstry was sup pressed by his superiors at the Moscow AradamLeLSrieace He described conditions under whichrhe iiiiredlp rhiosc a5 lilotchko said he lived in aonaroom basement spart ment with its single window overlooking truck yard from which iumes olten poured into the room All his readastsiarbetter ac commodation were relused DISTOETED HISTORY Dr Klotchko said that he lclt the poop treatment he got in EAST muons STILL ESCAPING aired Build Brickquf BERLIN APl East Ger manys om It rulers milled at the continued flight of law relugeesiliegan throwing up brick wall inside East Ber lin today to reinforce their barbed wire barricades Red¥guards shot up heavy truck that three iugees rammed through the wire in the night West Berlin police re ported Rut the man reached WestBerlin unhart With EastGemanyreorulting youths to swell its ilu000man army West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer told special session of his lower house in Bonn that West Germany will step up its military prepared ness within the North Atlantlc Treaty organization He gave no details lie prom ised ctfigperatlon with the West ern al co to get EliaWest ne gotiations started Adenauer and West Berlin Mayor WillyBrandt joined at the session called to consider the Berlin crisis lnattacking the Communist actions here as violation of human rights lNCRE SE GARRISONE Justified diplomats in LondoL said the United States Britain and France were considering token increase oitheir garrisons in West Berlin now totalling about 11000 man British oiit clal sald Britain almostgcer talily wilFsupport and follow any lead set by the United States on this uestion Western proposal to the Russians for highlevel talks on theriuture of Germanyrand Bers lln appeared inths ma in London it was announced that Foreign Secretary Lord Home will confer there Friday on the Berlin crisis with the ambassadors oi the 115 Franco and West Germany spokesman saldHome will have general discussion with thaenvoya on developments in Berlin Asked whether the meeting meant the situation in Berlin was critical the spokesman re oreipiayssaie namesake OTTAWA or fallon kers oiilci sex Street Russia was result at criticism he levelled at the Soviet Aeld emy ol Science in ms He said be criticized the pond emy at public conicrcnce ini distorting Soviet sclentiiicihls tory The Soviet scientist said wave of criticismw asd rooted at him after this confer ence and It had the direct result at suppressing his work Dr Klotchko walked into the conference carry ng all TraitsCanada Air Lines flight bag it was the only thing he took with him when he left the Lord Elgln hotel in Ottawa to ask for government asylum He said it contained only few personal belongings Dr KlotchkoJoothnrp issue with Soviet statements that the Russian government had never heard of him He said that on cdnesday night when he was interviewed by two Soviet Em bassy oiilcisls they described him in their discussions as igrtimlnent and valuable scien Theeintcrvlswkwhich he do rlbed as boxing match also was attended by Prof Kort member of the scientific delegation with which Dr Klotchko had been touring Ottawa plus RCMP officers and Canadian diplomats Dr Klotchko said the embassy spokesmen told him that his Jlonued defectionwns not crime but mistake which they hoped he would correct They spoke mildly he said and olfered to bette scientific conditlons in Moscow lle li It oiilclal talk3 and remains firm itI his conviction to stay in Can 83u Dr Klotcbko said one oltho suppressed papers was study of the utilization ol water re sources lnciudlng the use of sea water it had been praised by 20 scientists lrom around the world but publication of an oi llciaiacademy paper was re fused éArrest Refugee Flow plied or not think that any one disputes that this issua is critical gt Reliable sources lnLondon said Britain the United States and France are drafting new messages to Moscow thatrmay¥ lend to meetings at East West foreign ministers or chielsof state The notes probably will go to the Kremlin next week the sources said They will reply to Russian notes of Aug express lng willingness for negotiations aimed at concluding Ge man peace treaty as mm mew top vanta unlit sec or