LOCAL WEATHER Llainly cloudy with few show ers and little warmer tomor row Aw tonight 40 High Sat urd 62 Summary page two OUR TELEPHONEs For Examiner Want Ads Tele Pbono PA Hut The number to call for the Boston or Editorial ant in PA £651 Not More Than per Copy20 Page REDS wanr 4MAN EXECUTIVE ï¬ebelslnstalNedeVérnmTeï¬l If Offlcrals Cant Agree sflmyï¬ï¬‚y We Valmy rebelrinstalied new eiviilon government today and cPiCk Dags Successor iii The regime of tyranny has go forever said Damascus By TOM HOGE Zorin said that the four would Welsh nelutjroll and CafhmlllnigI radio have to agree on any ecision no cos cetng poitica Aceusin President UNITED NATIONS tr would work as team with ncnt into the UN administra del Nasseliz of the Uriitcldmhforb Weston and neutral diplomats rotating chairman This he tion bite of turning Syria into Join today in 9mm lit clitmed would eliminate the 11m dom wa kept up for prison the broadcast said We point temporary secretary or veto which had been further negotiations however do not oppose Arab unity We EH 11 all We LS5th the main sticking point in How and the United States is ex dispute your claim to Arab lead Eighth 15 br°ke siLa old truika pialt Sr peeted to meet with the Rus Hamil The United States was aid to sinus again in few days Cairo radio today said Abdel aifjlzt hav turned down this proposal MA DROP IDEAL Hamid Serra former Syrian man 2m met wine Thurs on the grounds the veto still Sor dl 1mm believe strongman and United Arab no day Thu United States was VDUid be Presenl aritihg olpposition to the go public vicepresident opened US officials also are reported Ire on Syrian rebel force and said to have turned down the opposed lo the plan because he escaped when they mums latc Soviet ion for four man executiveplo run the UN foo would be chosen from home in Damascus Syrian broadcasts declared 200 Egyptian paratroopers sent iet stand may finally impel the Russians to drop the veto idea altogether Soviet insistence on litiheflded executive hos move one of the bodies of eight victims of fire which destroyed frame and tar paperhnme at Port Dover OrttThEWoliï¬ts ï¬ï¬ï¬‚i Firemen and rescuers re ask one BODY or EmE VICTIM and Mrs Joseph Roswell and six of their eight children ranging in age from four months to 20 years One dagghtcr survivedthe fire was admitted to hospita Calls For Talks lesp1te VERNON BC CplPrime gloo ve Minister Diefenbaker again Thursday night for new East West disarmament and other cold war negotiations ric Vs testproposals Speaking of the disarmament plan put before the United Na tions by President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromykoisanswer Mr Diefenbaker told an es of about ti 59 or =o $3 lt turned it down hope negotia st or tak spite itussras rejection of the dry ed Veto Mr Dicfenbaker tions may continue in good the honentmankindfor reï¬ne faith If they do have vcbaice oLprogrcssiimthe mediate future He told banquet meeting of the Union of British Columbia Municipali that even though the West is biudgeoned with we must not be paralyzed by The prime minister flew here Thursdayï¬andwasio return to Ottawa today As Mr Dieienbaker spoke two placard carrying groups one urging the end of nuclear weapons and th Words by Premier Khrushchev full employment in Investigate White Slave Ring CLEVELAND CPiThe federal bureau of investigation and Cleveland police today were investigating what they said possibly was link in an international white slavery ring him with firm and calm response said Mr Khrushchev has set out to de ovcr the UN by amending establishment of troika io replace the secre torygenerals post rnnEEs onown Thcreis no room for three persons in the vacant chair which Deg Hammarskioid occu pied Tho Soviet plan cannot be accepted by any nation which accepts the United Nations as other urging paraded arouad the banquet area with serious burns to her head and shoulders Only other surviving member of the family is married daus ghter Mrs Murray Anthony of Simcoc Photo CHILDBEN CROWD PARENTS OUT TORONTO CP ofithradmission ee olh citys six outdoor swtmmlng pools was dandy for the kids this year but ma and pa might have got more water in the bathtub Parks commissioner George Bell told thoparks and exhi bitionscommittee that adults were crotvdcd out of the pools by swarms of children who splashed around all day He said mnny complaints were received and next sum mer there might have to be some restrictions such as re serving night or two week for adults onl Police Mystiiied By Earth Tremor MASSENA NY APtResi dents for at least 60 miles along the USCanadian borders were shaken early today by what seemed like an earthquake No damage was reported In impaquakentbis area caused damage estimated at $1000000 At about 130 am today the US customs office in Roose veltown nggheeemthought plane hadicrashed into house and police in Massena thought two prisoners were trying to tear down the jail No piano had crashed the prisoners were ALGIERS Reuters Louis Joxe Frances Algerian affairs minister headed here today to step up the hunt for fugitive former Gen Raoul Satan and other leaders of the outlawed European Secret Army Organization OAS ing its efforts to crush the anti Gaullist OAS in face of fears of nother attempt by Satan and hisrfotiowcrstoselzepower ore and declare Algeria an independent French republic The OAS violentlyt opposed to self dctermination policies for Algcria has made repeated ap peals for European demonstra tions There has been talk in gov ernment circles in Paris of put ting big price on Salans head There seems no doubt he is somewhcre in Algeria although it is five months since the fail ore of the fourday Algeria mil itary revolt in which he took leading part SLACKNESSfHARGED De Gaulle is reported highly dissatisfied with the general slackness with which anti coup measures have been cars ricd out Troops using tear gas and supported by rm or ed cars broke up crowds in central Al giers Thursday night after new Algeria Francaise demonst tions organized by the OAS 43 Lice said several persons were hurt Unveil Plaque on October 14 TORONTO CP plaque President Charles de Goulles Siep Up Hunt For Rebel Leader In ace 0i AntiFrench Threats OAS orders to cause traffic iams In leading Algerian towns angered many to ra who view it as an attempt to under mine the authority of the United Nations UN operations were virtually shut down today while key del egates and secretariat mem bers attended the state funeral were described by French offi for the late secretarygenerals cials as afailure Dag Hammarsklold in Stock Three litoslemsdied Thursday holm night in grenade attack at village midway between Algiers and Oran western Algeria Four persons were injured In other attacks in Oran and Algiers Parliament Ends Longest Session orrawn cri it code 15 am today gt it was the fourth session of the 24th Parliament in Canadian istory And its fin 174Lhwarypical of the entire session day of acid comment and hi or retort by the ruling Conservatives andThe Liberia CCF opposition as Finance ltlinister Fleming flailing opposition cri for blatant licswhen they 1ccosed Such Boys Get reasoning Years commemorating the historic Mr Justice Wilson sen sitting day an an 15 attitude at this months Com monwealth talks in Ghana 0r Liberal Lionel Chevrier charging that Transport Minis ter Baleer and the government GnldDfl gotthe governments are out to destroy TransCam ado Air Lines the coiridors bu ed with activity Representatives of 12 coun trieshope to have resolution ready which would have the assembly approve the ring of an interim candidate pervise the runningof tho secretariy untilaregular secs rotary generalcan beegreed upon Tltc grou put in the resolution with the blank but the Western Imus powers are trying to persuade them to name the candidate so he mm or nonnat RICE mom or Donald goahead Thursday night to run the publicly owned Canadian National Railways for another two years lt His reappointment as chair Aman of the ONE board was an nouncet by Transport Minister Balcer in the final minutes of Mr Baicer also announced the ull makeup of the CNEs recently expanded board of di rectors keeping three present directors including Mr Gordon and adding nine new faces to put down the rebellion had casts said 120 Egyptian com mando invaders had been nap tured without bloodshed The broadests did not make clc whether they were giving different versions of the some action or whether two Egyptian icrces were involved ET RECOGNITION Jordan government of Ki in long an opponent of Nasser quickly recognized the new revolutionary govern ment and wished it success sldnns action was an nouncedmlmmediately after cabirï¬t meeting presided over by King Hussein There was speculation in low up her gesture of political support by sending material aid to the Syrianrebcls unless the conflict with Nasser is quickly settled There also was specu laion that other Middle East opponts ItNasser might fol 10a low Hussei chair after hirn from HTidH fac tory job ugh deputy governorshlp of the Bank of Canada into govemment owned rail empireiwartlkssï¬ 000000000 He was reappointed just tha days short of full lye after his term of office as CNR director expired His new hree year term isretro active to lastSept 30 For the last year Mr Gor don has been attacked criti eized and praised in his ONE post all the time not know ing whether would be dis heen wiped out Other brood Loudenthat Jordan might iollt ABDUL HAMIL seams Escapes Premier Abdel Karim Karsem of iron Dr ltiamoun Kuzbarl 47 3s old politician with long record in Syrian cabinets before the 1958 merger with Egypfh Jk over as head of the new Syrian government with the blessi gs of the revolutionary conand which staged the up rising at dawn Thursday He announced the formatiod of cabint of technicians engi other known politician among themLeon Zamarla rightist and former finance minister in barld bestknownar supporter of former dictator Adib Shlshokly uL also served in later lot at regime He iktbc posts of foreign affairs and defence as well as premier Adoaa Kuwatlya 47yearold lnsman of former president Shukri Kuwatly who took the front role in the merger with as named interior min Damascus radio proclaiming the new government assailed caused him of seek ing to subordinate all Arabs in your empire pelling out the aims of the revolution the broadcast sai MmeSyrian army wants to res re to the Syrian people their freedom of speech and as sembly to bring back their frceclor which you choked off your secret police and telligence agents The rebelieaders said they were empowering the new cabs irct to ruleby legislative de crees during the transitional per iod provided thesewould be submitted to the legislature after fr elections Th elradio marked tho inouncementof the secession ncers and lawcerMLoman using Cleveland as source of girls No girls were sent to Canada police official said Expect CommunistDominated Union BLACKPOOL Eng ReuterslThe Labor partys national executive committee decided todayto expelthe Mamamem ber Communistsdominated Electrical Trades Union No NewPolioCasemportei OTTAWA CmNo new cases of paralytic poliomyelitis were reported in Canada during the week ended Sept23the health department reported today The 12 man boardit for rly had seven members is expected to meet soon in Mont real and confirm Mr Gordon president of the railway company The directors who asleep Willow Creek military depot Windows rattled throughout will be unveiled at its former thearea extending from Pres site in3the township of vespra day allowing their conviction cott 0nt east to Lancaster Westoi Barrie on Oct the die of raping 17yearold girl last 0nt and south through Mas partment of travel and publicity Aug sena announced today Sentenced were Frank Kysel ka is Robert Paddison 20 Have Only 1i tencedthrea Alliston youths to missed demoted or reap mm the ILA by calling it three years in penitentiary to pointed An informed sourcs self for the not time Syrian told Canadian Presslast Moor radio day that Mr Gordon would be it proclaimed that the popula reapointed after top rail union tion was solidly behind the re leaders had Expressed confl volt leaders for ridding them of get $5000 year have the duty deucein him Nassers tyra at auto of selecting the president sub liionel Chevrier former cracy jectrto cabinetappWTibeféltransport minister cri radio asserted that the Mr Gordon 60 president and Syr army and people were ticized the year long delay by board chairman since 1950 has the government in making up ready to fight if Gamal Abdel gNasser forces us to and Edward diary also 20 The three allegedly picked up the girl in car owned by Ky seikaand drove her to re JnothideroadnoarShear Park where she was assaulted They were convicted by an allmale jury in Ontario Supreme Court last week The court returned recommendation for latency and Justice Wilson asked for presentence report and re manded the boys lorsentenc ing today Mr Justice Wilson sentenced each of the youths in tom and receivedjslsmo yearthe its mind ELISABETHV LE Reuters ItempLearlier this monthto end Secessionist Katanga province the provinces secession from today faced new deadlineTfoLJtbaCongo Eight days of bloody Thoexme white fighting ended with ceasefire mercenaries still serving in the days ago and with Katanga Kat rrny still maintaining its breakaway senior United Nations offi status cial said Thursday night the UN About 20 white officers al Last Of Havana Casinos Close HAVANA APThe last of Havanas gambling casinos ed downY today within minutes after Fidel Castrrhalha nounced his government is cleaning up the city once wide liammarsklold killed last week open naplana crash while on Congo peace mission 250000 MARCH More than 250000 people iaborers housewives business men and all classes of this pros perous nationmarched in four columns in rou gh Stockholm Thursday night They jammed into the old Gaerdet parade grounds for memorial service The only aounds were those of muffled drums and slowly marching feet The crowd gath ered under huge portrait of Hammarskjold Wo milttary bands played mournful music and then the air fell silent until shortlyaftermidhight guard of honor of Uppsala uni versity studentsfrom Hammer skiolds alnia mater stood in formal evening dress and stu dent caps or an honor guard at the catafalque The Uppsala police said more than 15000 people in this city of 7s000passcd by the coffinNa queues formed this morning Hanunarskjolds body was brought to Uppsola in proces sion of to vehicles late Thurm day afternoonTeos of then sands lined the streets of Stock holm and Uppsala and several hundred stood along the road side as the black hearse moved Negotiate Supplying let Airliners LONDON RealismBritain is negotiating 4910000000 $28000000 contract for the supply of British let airllners to Communist China The Daily Sketch says today min To Have New 100AcrePark will have new park of nearly had given Kfllflngas Presidemsnadygwiieen deported by Moise Tshontbe matter of on UN but others have been Slgfgï¬gym gasgiéo carry out the expul gigging to Katangaemjrecent 351241 maï¬up their hminds to T°r°°naii°i were arommsrncuons iiiifiiaitiï¬i antratiefigfg SWeée tally blamfld by the UN Meantime UN and Katanga andcomeautwltt14better at EmiSSanes warm cam hgetgeicgmilfvjrjgfyï¬smotilcerWspictins titgdeégwsidsglfe nitin of naions todlay joined dthers military restinns 5s 53 mY Da Hammarskjoids sorrowihg we No Further Ahead In seaCh in Elisabethvflle PW in when against cougotrymen in last tribute at SAINT JOHN NB CPLPolice said today they were no The inspection was being car mime Pams this ancientunivérsitytowon Says Student deas riled ou by the mixed eommis 15d Pad 1h dison he remarked that he had 573 aion set up to supervise the bf ce me lost hlsdrtvers llcence lost his 93 3W MESS 00 mm the Indian army probation and had not played owner Sweden wasgeld WATERLOOI or Acting we busy hursday discog in 33 wilhlghgm Bk mï¬ï¬‚wmucflti lffréts errywaso re ammarao Igsilgggfaï¬ghï¬zdzyohigï¬niï¬f the perimeter ofvmyï¬lgiuhzï¬ thisuitfmunale ineldentfl at body lay me versity presidents are embar tcrs Observers said the panama learn some hing Mong sim Timanlfdml utilised by students expressing ore were part of an attempt mat Who Druid radical Vi ws which might dnm bytherN to convince Tahombe 193 UN Genera A559 age fundraising campaigns it 15 business if he refuses CLERGYMEN JAILED 59 59° In his openingaddress at the to come to terms BELGRADE Reuters mitt Emmi Pf riff collegerafl Anglican affiliate Mahmoi Khiéri of Tom Yugoslav Evangelical clergy 35 FF the Universlty of WatiErloo is conductingmegotiai ns man was sentenced to seven W0 intuit Kama Prof Rees said that students with Tshombe brushed aside years hard labor for spying for 1° Wad 59935FYKF1 Foreign Minister Orted linden past at low speed Bells boomed who thinkvfor themselves are Thursday th presidents de West Germany= the Yugoslav era Uri all YEEH deliyeredae ogy all the churches of Stockholm thorn in the flesh of univer andsfor withdrawal of all UN news agency Tarjug reported The normally resclvedswedes ln Uppsaia steady stream it parishes along the 45 sity officials troops from Katanga Thursday shorted their deep feelings for of mourners filed post the coffin ute