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OUR TELEPHONES For Examiner Want Ads Tele phone PA Hut The telephone number to call for the Business LOCAL WEATHER Mainly cictu and cooler tomor row Winds ligit Low tonight 50 High Sunday so For lull 111 73W Examine 91th rearho 19 Crash Kills Children 7And Dad DUGALD Man CplA ll yearooldrlather and six young children died Friday night when speeding Canadian National Railways express train struck their car at level crossing near this station in miles east EfWififlipfm It was is Canadas worst crossing disaster since last November when 17 chil dren died in school bustrain accident at Lamont Alta and happened not for from the scene of 1947 rail wreck which took livcs +reportersatthesccncssafdthr in tragedy Vandrwent into se cluxiuni CNR official said it could not be immediately determined whether the car had been mov ing or stalled on th emssing Police withheld comment on the cause of the accident but crossing where secondary road crosses the ONE main line was on long straight stretch of track The road was straight for some distance before the crossing Visibility of the track on both sides was clear The accident happened just after dusk The crossing was marked by the regulation white GIANT FIRERUNNING 0K Barrie Ontario Canada Saturday August 19 rear Not More Than per Copyll Pages With 300000 acre fire run ning smock in northern British Columbia whole communities evacuated on the east coast and the helicopter flights the next day Add To Troubles THE 0mman Bald 18 of 40 trapped firefight ers had to be left behinduntli could resume The men had to immerse themselves in lake overnight to escape the devastaing heat he said in some cases groups of firefighters had to remain in drought frustrating teams in Manitobas big outbreak fire fighters Friday prayed for wet weekend signal posts but had no auto matic bell or flashing signal The train first section of the Dead are Antoine anieyn of St Boniface city in Winni pegs south metropolitan area his five daughters Karen Ca mellia Lynne Maureen Patricia Ann and Deborah Kim and his fiveycorold son Gerald Michael The only survivor of the fam fly is the mother Germaine Valleyn She was informed of CNRs eastbound Continental wascstimated travelling at 60 miles an hour No one on the train was hurt Most of the cars wreckage and the bulk of the car was vlr iualiy welded to the diesel loco motive The hugcBC fire covering roughly the area of the city of Montreal was sighted roaring through timberland and muskeg near the Yukon burden Officials said there wasnt hope in the world of taking any men or equipment to the water for periods of two and hree days before being rcs cued One helicopter was lost when it crashed and had to be aban doned to the flames MANITOBA BATTLES FEES Manitoba in its second pro scene because of the rough ter vrala avanyooov nornoran e5 fiifidflgvflfl AinritishColumblralrcndybas Forgslry officials re ported 95 L795 men 177 illWW and 15 tires 11 of them out of control planes deployed in battling 90 Some have been burning since gt fires includln zoom acre prim FIRSTPHOTO or DETECTING RUSSIAN SCIENTIST swim This is the first photo to be longed drought spell of the sum mer was battling the worst for GERMliNY ASSUBED No US Retreat British Columbia also has 7000acre unchecked fire initbl Klonbko who has been grant being the man onthc extreme during visit earlier this Francois Lake area and 33 At Red BEEHN or The United States does not Intend to retreat in the face of Communist threats in Berlin US VicePresident Lyndon Johnson said today as he flew into Germany on crisis Threats which numbers 1700000 boys and girls ranging in age from in to ziwore rallied at col lective farms schools and fac tories They were told to enlist to consolidate our victory come available of detecting Russian scientist Dr Mikhail Union Destroys ed political asylum in Canada Dr Klochko is ideigiged as lcft wearing the light suit lie is shown with members of the Russian scientific team Siiv ovobso IMPORT DUTIES week to Chalk River See story Page two CP Wire pboto 000 acre blaze southeast of the Prince George fire dist ct The latter is flaring up ternLit tently EAST nan T00 0n the east coast communi ties have fled before the flames To LeaverChina Visit Canada HONG KONG Reuters Orchestra Plans trade missionfrom Communist China ready to sell goods rather mission in Newfoundland and reports of RECRUITS SCARCE Johnson made the statement as hoptopped off in Bonn to confer with Chancellor Ade nauer of West Germany on the awaytov tcnse Berlin While he was flying the At lantlc the 115 rushed fresh troops to beef up Allied forces in Communistringed West Bcrlin Britain ordered in to troop arricrs and 16 scout cars but the War Office said it had not yet decided whether to increase the British troop garrison in Berlin defence ministry spokesman in London sai We are not contemplating anytroop rein forcements to Berlin as the ad ditional armored vehicles meet the present requirements of the garrison commande There were indications of an East German military buildup Male members of the Co munist organization Western militaryexperts spec ulnted howeyer monychulii add 45000 recruits to its lumottman army without crippling its agri cultural and industrial produc In British Secretary Lord Home broke off his vaca tion in Scotland and returned to London where he was to confer with the American French and West German ambassadors at the foreign office Tass Soviet news agency de scribed Western protests against the horde rclosure as an at tempt at gross interference in the internal affairs of East Germany Tass accused the Allies of blowing up what it called an artificial crisis over Berlin as pretext forincreasing their armed forces TORONTO no The Na Liana Youth cliestra hopes vanish for coasttolcoasi telecast of their stratford For live concert Sunday the mo sicians union demanded fee from the CBC for each non union player Walter Murdoch Canadian di rector of the American Federa tion of Musicians CLCi said the orchestra has not been barred from appearing as longas $125 fee is paid for each non union orchestra member The orchestra of 92 youngsters from across Canada has 22 union members Mr Murdoch said the unions agreement with the CBCspeci lies that nonunion musicians can broadcast with union mcm bers only if the CBC pays the fee for each nonunion member saw oIGdn WINDSOR CF The Ford Motor Company was accused Friday by George Burt regional Canadian director of the United Auto Workers 010 of evad ing hundreds of thousands of dollars in Canadian import du ties and gouging the public for thousands more In stat misleading ment by Ford of Canada said telegram to ustica Min ister Fulton has demanded the loophole lntbe lawthrough which Fordisdriving truck be plugged immediately Mr Burt said Ford CarCompcIny the materials without ever see sale to the Canadian plant Canadian dumping duty plies on all imported service parts when the price paid in the country of origin is less than the Canadian list prices HAjJiO DUTY There is no dumping duty in Jamaic Mr Burt said the ma terials effect enter Canada without the duty required be cause of lower United State prices duty Mr Burtsaid Ford of Canada passes on the regular import duty to the public in the landFriday were the Trinity and Ccntrevllle communities on the northeast coast Neither of the settlementswere evacuated Karl Scott president of ing them atiow pricesforJrerforoLMotorCompaoy of Can ada issued reply to what he called Mr Burts misleading statement There has never been any secrecy about Ford Jamaic Mr Scott said Every ate establishment othus su iory was discussed in detail the Canadian customs authori tics and the establishment of Ford Jamaica was pblicly re wrte Mr Scott sa Ford of Canada buys its Eogl vehicles and Having avoidedthirSpcciabrpartrfroinan affil ted com pany which would been happy to increase its sales prices thereby avoiding any arson added to the fi cniesimtspaunininwmnd Canadian National te graphs operator at Centreville six or seven homes school and general store The vil logo is in an area of mostly scrub and small growth Nearby communities of As pen Cove Carmanviile and Val Exlield hue beaLemptH women and children for almost two weeks Forest Officer Edw Sln bolt reported avforest in the southcoast Dunnes River area was fast developing into dang erous proportions REPORT MANY FIRES The Anglo Newfoundland De velopment Company one of the provinces two big paper com tlian to ex lore markets wasrex merged to cave for Canada some time next month it was re ported today While official Canadian trada quarters would not comment this was confirmed by one source in close contact with said flames were 50 feeLirornTmaialandef The source said the mission would be working group from Pekings state trading organiza tions and its purpose was to ofch all sorts of exports to Can ada which has recently com our eas with China Other sources said the Chi ocse move was not unexpected in view of the huge amounts of foreign exchange Communists would have to find to pay for grain from Canada and Aus traliain the next few years They addedthat Pekings need to reduce thetrade gap between China and Canada was reflected panics said Friday no fewer by the nature of the mission than 15 firesrreportedrinsthé whichhad the target oqu ck Bishops Falls area this year sales not exploration of market were set dcliherately Navy helicopters Teturned authorities ava from Newfoundland with tales not yet announced the missions of fire fighters immersing fliernrfipandtitsdatcof departure selves in lakes to escape the was not known beyond the fact form of high prices thing likethis be since the rumrunningdays of the 205 when ships left Windsor in the morning with loadof whiskey ior Cuba and are back intbeafternoon for an otherMr Burt said questions of dumping duties He said Ford avoidsrCanadiaik dumping duty by buying serv ice parts from Ford Jamaica at Canadian list prices although themHHmtmctnaliy shipped from Detroi He said the Jamaica office purchases llrouhle Reported lirMontreal Jail Mont HAND T0CHIN West Ger man Chancellor Konrad Ad enauer listens as West Berlin Mlny Willy Brandt addresses special session of thean destagat Bonn The Biundc stag lowerihouse of the West German parliament had been called to consider the Berlin crlsia Both Adanauar and lBrandt condemned the Com munist barricades in Berlin as Violation of human rights AP wirephoto flelps SARNIA CPDPrime Minis ter Diefenbaker Friday called on leaders of otherWestern countriesto join him in formu iating declaration of freedom to answer the recent Commu nistmanifesto We adequately an swer the Communist propA aganda until we publish dread of what democracy means he told the Polish Alliance Friendly Society Nikita Khrushcheve sabre rat world thatlove freedom Solidify their unity he said But feeling of more unified action among the Allies is not enough We need something better than negative reaction to Communism Mr Diefenbaker first pro posed the international declara tion of freedom twoyears ago and suggested at that time it would match the Atlantic Char ter rained by Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt Uncoriunitted film would receive in the declaration pledge of the Wests willingness to help iin royethelr economic HERES What do you think of wife who alwaysrlaugbs at her hus bandsvjokes Rdttles SdBfé tling helps the nations of the ONE earning conditions said Mrs Diefenba ker Mr Dieferibaker and hiswife flew here from Ottawa for round of activities including the formal opening of is $300000 municipal administration bulld MONTREAL CP real police said today 25 patrol thEfl dispatched to Bor deaux jail following reportsof trouble at the institution scene of several riots in recent years Provincial and the Montreal fire department also were called to the scene First reports said approxi mater loo prisoners were in volved it wasnot possible to reach jail officials by telephone The jail houses approximately 1500 prisoners Also in the build ing are some mcn declared criminally insane or awaiting ins TUNIS AP French para troopers clashed today with hun dreds of lonislans attempting to ak throu harbe wi held sector of Bizerte the nm sian radio reported The government radio said paratroopers hurledv incendiary bombs and beer bottles tohold hack the crowds Blood has flowed shouted the radio announcer Telephoned reports from the portcitysaid the crowd at demonstrators appeared to be tie ch an ce they would cut through barbedwire The Tunisians turned out In response to call by President Habib Bourguiba for peaceful demonstrations against the conv tiouing occupation inf Bi rte French troops fought their way into the citylast monthalter She must ave arheautiful setoi teeth Tools 115 rlcddolbioc ad France navalair base nearby Bourgulbn warned Tunisians Try Crash Barricodeis French Troops Repel Advance dwindling and thereseemed lit mental examination to oppose the Bizerte demonstra tion would be met with force French officers feared continued demonstrations couldtouch off barr ades around the French Tgunfirc between their troops and Tunisian soldiers holed up inside The Casbah wi inthe French sector +Foreignncwspaper menwv left Bizerte before the firsrin cident wasireported saw several hundred Tunisians gathered in front ofabar ri afte French base commander Vic Admiral Maurice Amman re fused to leta procession move through the city izerte is ours iiouted th demonstrators wh turneddown Ammana proposal to et a15 man delegation tags asymbo lic march French troops erected addi tional barriers Jeeps mounting machine gun and points along the TimidBlurb highway flames Lieut Cook of Ottawa IN alch bya landslide caused by ming inariver was killed by showers tonight are espected to USRe1ntorces Beth from President Kennedy moied Say fMeaSufés Too 443mm BantamWest Berlin LONDON Reuters ouaaac cs tho 551000 private golf club it will be sometime in Septem ber NUTSHELL Killed in Earthquake infllapanr TOKYO AmA strong earthquake joitecheiInal Japan to day and police said at leastfive persons were killed and 11 in jured No major property damage was reported however ln neighboring lshikawa four dam workers were reported buried he earthquake man swim falling rock AirTraliichnarledByFog TORONTOCPAir and ground traiffic was snarled early today in much bf southcentral Ontario by thick fog Flights into Maltoa airport were up to five hours late Scattered prevent recurrence of fog Garrison WASHINGTON AP 1500man battle group underorders out from its base today in truck convoy headedthroughSovietdominated East Germany to reinforce the allied garrison of West Ber Little Too ate Mayor Willy Brandt has com plained to President Kennedyof the too little too late meas ures taken by the Wstin response to the Communist sealing off of West Berlin itrwas reported today pport Border Controls Russia has toldthe united States that it fully understands and supports East German border con trolsin Berlin the Soviet news agency Tass saidtodaih Premier lislts investigation remier Jean Lesagé has asked for report house was built under the