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OUR TELEPHONES For hammer Want Ads Tele phone PA Hill The telephone number to call for die Business or Editorial Dept is PA 6W 91th Year IlDIIiN Here are the three beauties who last night won prelimin ary citations in the Miss In ternational Beauty Contest at Long Beach Calif Contest ants were divided into three wand Food Bank IsmNeedeci To Meet Communist Threat KITCHENER tCPi Empty stomachs are the greatest invi tation to communism Prime Minister Diefenbaker said Wed nesday night in outlining Con adas lead in the establishment of world food bank Nation after nation is being lured into the camp of the Com munists by promises of food aid EWe must meet the challenge bcfore it is too late he said speaking to more than 4000 at the 20th anniversary celebration of the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association on the outskirts of Waterloo He stressed the importance of mobilizing the food resources air in promoting the formation of Canada and the free world to aid fooddeficient countries in the battle against communism The prime minister told the largely rural audience that since 1957 Canada has taken lead groups one in evening gowns another in playsuits and the rest in native costumes Pre liminary winners left to right Miss Canada Edna MacVicnr of Gait 0nt ev world food bank He said in that year he suggested aNorth At lanfic Treaty Organization food bank that would both out food surpluses in some countries and provide food stock in the case of war But we didnt make much progress there he said in the United Nations last Sep tember Canada again suggested such bank and this time met success Progress has not been what had hoped for but in recent months we have made ad vances DIDNT JEOPARDIZE This progress has been made without jeopardizing the com mercial interests of foodexport ing countries Mr Dietenbaker said no so cialist country has ever reached the standards of agriculture at IN NUTSHELL BenGurion Wants Youth JERUSALEM AP Prime Minister David BehGuriau to day called on Jewish communities in the Americas to send us the best of your youth to help in the development of Israel Blood Donors Replenish Reserves TORONTO CP Almost twice as many blood donors as usual added 750 pints to the Red Crosss dwindling blood re servg Wednde in answer to an emergency appeal launch ed Tuesday night Warn Atomic Weapon To Be Used STUllGAET west Germany Reuters West German De fence Minister Franz Josef Strauss said in an article pub lished here today that it must be made clear to any potential enemy that he must figure on the use of atomic weapons by Atlantic Pact forces Meet To Discuss Thomy Issue LONDON Reuters The British cabinet met today on the thorny issue of whether Britain should join the European Com mm Market as segments of both the Conservative and Labor parties voiced hostility to the projected move Believe Children Set Fire WILCDX Sask CP The Saskatchewan fire commission ers office says it is investigating reports that $000000 grain elevator fire here Monday was starved by two children playing with matches About 260000 bushels of grain three elevators and the local curling rink were destroyed Barge Nearly Capsizes In Canal LOCKPORT Niv AP barge carryng l000ton load of molasses to Buffalo sprung leak Wednesday and almost capszed in the Erie Barge Canal when the molasses started oozing out Chicago Milk Drivers Strike CHICAGO AP Some 5200 milk truck drivers walked off their jobs today joining strike by 0200 inside dairy woriwL The strike cut off 00 per cent of the 2000000 quarts of mllk used daily by Chicago area residents and closed down 60 dain fes Fresh milk supplies were reported virtually exhallsted fNo program of civil defence Stnnny van Baer Amsterdam playsuits and Miss Panama Angela Alcobe of Panama City native costume tCP Wirephoto from AP ening gown Miss Holland tained in free enterprise coun tries In personal reference Mr Dlefenhaker referred to his early days on Prairie farm and told of his connection with this district through his ances tors who lived in the nearby vil lage of Hawkesville and his par ents who were both born in this country After full afternoon of ap pcarances in both Kitchener and Waterloo he visited Woodside boyhood home of former prime minister Mackenzie King in Kit chener Ordered Shootings Premier Convicted YASSIADA Turkey APlA special tribunal today convicted Turkeys ousted premier Ad nan Menderes of charges that he ordered police to open fire on demonstrating against his regime last year Sentence was put off until the conclusion of the marathon trials of former Menderes re gune leaders expected some time in the next month Public Prosecutor Altay Egesel has demanded death for Menderes and 66 other former leaders convicted of complicity in ordering police to fire on rioting students two of whom died By HAROLD MORRISONlt Canadian Press stair Writer WASHINGTON CF De fence Secretary Robert McNax mara warned the United States Wednesday that in the event of nuclear attack several tens of millions of Americans may be killed could save all of these people McNamara added in Senate subcommittee testimony But comparatively modest civil denfence program can provide great deal of protection for peo ple who are not close to points of detonation Calling it Congress to pro vide $20760000 for civil de fence program to be operated bythe defence department the defence chief said the govern ments main aim is to protect Americans against radioactive fallout McNamara estimated about one quarter of the countrys population of 105000000 may Barrie Ontario anode cdnesday July or 1961 Nuns Leave Cuba To Live In Canada OTTAWA CF Seventeen Roman Catholic nuns of the con vent of the Precious Blood in Havana are leaving Cuba and coming to Canada to live Their admission has been au thorized by the immigration dc parlment it was learned today and they are scheduled to ar rive in llfontrcal by air Saturday night The nuns of Spanish origin are leaving Cuba because of difficulties put in their way by the Castro regime Their order has convent in Ottawa and the nuns will mako their home here Plane Crashes On TakeOil Iew Injuries HAMBURG West Germany APlA Tokyo hound Boeing 707 jet plane veered off the run way during take off today crashed into construction site and caught fire First reports said there were no dead but several passengers were injured spokesman at Hamburg all pnrt identified the plane as be longing to Air France He said fire broke out on one of the wings and was put out within in minutes There was no imme diate report an extent of dam age HERES ONE Name Effiibmfififile gratian official Sneeze replied the Chin ese proudly The official looked up IS that your Chinese name he asked No that my merican name replied the Oriental gentleman Then let us have your na tive name All Choc replied the Chin ese IlD MEN ABE GOOD MATES NOT LECHEROUS VILLAINS NEW YORK AP Are advcrtising mcn lecherous treach erous bawdy villlam ingrates who sip martinis with shapely blonch while the supper grows cold on thefsmily stove over in suburbia No no no the man in the grey flannel suit screamed back today We love our wives Madison Avenue made known its feeling in an article called 1D Ad hlcn Make Good Mates in the trade organ Printers fl The article said 90 per cent of 386 advertising men surveyed felt their marriages were happy Our only conflict said one no man is her failure to re cap the toothpaste tubc My wife is afraid that job demands such as customer entertainment are likely to make me an alcoholic reported another third said he and his wife had problem over her sus picions of infidelity associated with travel and job hours We tend to marry more intelligent bettcr educated women confine them in suburban Alcatraz to llfe of penal servitude and then wonder why they are not delirioust happy said another See Fdst Action To Counter Threat By JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON AP Fast Senate action is in prospect for legislation requested by Presi dent Kennedy to put the 115 armed forces in peak readi mess to counter Communist threats to Berlin and other danger 51mm The Senate armed services committee called Defence Set retary Robert McNamara to has city on bill to permit the pres reservists to active duty for 12 months Also before the committee is bill to authorize appropriation of $950570000 for aircraft mlS siles and naval vessels as part of the 53454000000 additional funds requested for buildup of US military forces and for civil defence Senator Rvi Russell Dem 6a the committee chairman told reporters he Voters Endorse New Constitution Giving Negroes Voice In Govt By ADRIAN PORTER SALISBURY AWSouthern Rhudesjas voters have endorsed proposed new constitution for this British colony that gives Negroes voice in Parliament for the first time but retains white rule Premier Sir Edgar Whitev bead leader of the United Fed eral party heralded the out come of the referendum Wed nesday as victory over the extremists of both sides African nationalists demand ing Negro domination of the government and the rightwing white Dominion party opposed to any relaxation of the color bar bitterly fought the plan to give Negroes 15 of the 09 seats in the new Parliament The voting Wednesday went off with only minor incidents after three days of rioting and demonstrations in which one Ne gro was killed by police gunfire An attempt by nationalist iWarn Tens OfMiillioris MctygDie In Nuclear Attack get reasonably ndejuate pro tection from existing structures MUST BE DENSE The best protection against radioactive fallout is massive barrier of dense material The greater the mass the greater the protection The damaging effects of radiation on the hu man system are largely cumu latNe but in most areas sur vivors could leave shelter after two weeks and in some areas after fewdays or eve hours Under the 115 plan all avail able shelters would be equipped with five days rations two week water supply first aid kits portable toilets tools and radiation meter kits feature of the new Ameri can plan would be $10000000 development program to aug mentrthoprcscnt attack warn ing system with small elec trical gadget thatcould he ln stalledin the home In the event portion didnt leaders to paralyze thecountry by protest strike flopped Most Negroes went to their jobs as usual Troops and police with orders to shoot anyone trying to lnterv native settlements In one of the fare with the voting patrolled few incidents theyused tear gas to break up crowd of demone strators in the Negro township know of no opposition to either measure We said he expected the committee to act on them later today and hoped the Sen ate would pass them Friday Therewere indications that Kennedy has put in jeopardy part of his domestic program by his call for additional defence spending Republicans took the lead in demanding domestic economies aimed at pruning what they say identtocallup meadowmay 0lherwise may be deficit in excess of $5000000000 for the fiscal year ending next June 30 Conservative Democrats talked in the same terms The Republican congressional committee said in statement Wednesday night that the pres ident cant havevit both ways and must shelve unnecessary civilian spending for the dura tion of the international emer gency We cannot afford the fat of social experimentation at this time if we are to develop the sinews or surviva the state ment said Senator Harry Byrd Vir ginia Democrat called on Ken nedy to turn his attention im mediately tocurtailment of all nondefence expenditures which may be desirable but not absolutely necessary McNamara spent nearly four hours in closeddoor session with Senate appropriations subcommittee Wednesday ex plaining administration plans to increase nonnuclear forces so that the US will have great range of military alternatives of Emma for meeting Soviet foes 0hr Barrie Examiner LOCAL WEATHER Partly cloudy with scattered showers tomorrow Wanner Dow tonight 60 High Friday 55 For full summary see page gt in Parliament Not More Than lb per Copy12 Page ccr MEMBERS MIT NEW PARTY SNOB Convention Relegates Argue To It Subordinate Position OTTAWA CF new storm over the leadership or rangements at the New Party founding convention next week shaped up today with public criticism of party plans by four CCF members of Parliament The four car tips assailed New Party convention plans in press release that said CCF National Leader Hazen Argue is being officially and discoure teously relegated to subor dinate position New Party National Chairman Stanley Knowles said the CCF group is doing dlsfavor to Mr Argue who he said has participated in all national com mittee decisions on convention plans LEAVES OPENING But he left an opening for the CCF MP5 who support Mr Argue in the leadership battle against CCF Premier Douglas of Saskatchewan to raise their grievance on the convention floor Monday Out of their respect for Mr Argus and out of their respect for the New Party we are seek ing to build hope they will rcfrain from further attacks on the national committee of which Mr Argue is member Mr Knowles said in an interview The four MPsH Her ridge Koolenay West Frank Howard Douglas Fisher Port Arthur and Arnold Peters Timiskarning made their protest in press release and public letter backing Mr Argue for New Party leader ship They complained about the convcntlon agenda which set aside part of the last dayof the weeklong convention for Mr Argues report on C0 efforts The speech he has been in vited to make on Friday after balloting for the national leader and all other officers is com pleted will not come from the CCF national leader because by that time the position will no longer exist the four MP5 said In effect our national leader is being asked to deliver the funeral oration for party which has already been buried MAY BRING OUT They said that many support ers of Mr Argue are consider ing plan to bring the dispute into the open at the New Party convention The plan would be to amend the agenda at the startof the convention so that Mr Argue would be allowed to make his report Failing that they want Tuesday night set aside for the convention to hear major ad dresses by candidates for the leadership In the agenda as it now stands nominations for the lead IAZEN ARGUE Suppnfled Wednesday night with actual voting set for Thursday The four MPs said they most emphatically protest conven tion arrongemcnts that will perv mit CCF National President Da vid Lewis to report for the CCF on the openingday of the cone vention thereby officially and discourteously relegatlng the na tinal leader of the GOP to subordinate position They also complained that New Party officials have re fused them access to list of delegates who plan to attend the founding convention This is most unusual pro ccdure in connection with ar rangements for the national cone vention of democratic party in Canada they said Gaitskell Winning Battle For Bomb LONDON Reuters Fresh evidence showed today that L3 bor party leader Hugh Gaitsltell is winning his fight agalnst intraperty factions that want Britain to abandon the Hbomb list of provisional resolu tions for the partys October delegate conference included 66 demanding renunciation of the Hbomb compared with 120 last year Only seven of this years antibomb demands came from unions There were 95 resolutions this year backing Gaitskolls policy keeping the bomb as long as Russia does compared with handful last year The last Labor conference reg jected Gaitskells defence policy by less than 300000 of some 0000000 votes cast and Gait skell then vowed he would fight and fight and fight again in reverse thedecision Some 70000 whites and only 4000 Negroes were eligible to vote in the colony which has population of 2675000 Negroes and 215000 whites Returns from 39 of the 50 dia tricts showed 32310 votes in favor of the new constitution 15615 opposed Only five con stituencies so far had rejected the plan One was Willowvale which has the largest concen tration of Negro voters in the colony fan McLean leader of the Dominion party conceded de feat have his radio on or didnt hear the district siren the little gad get would buzz warning auto matically The warning would be initiated in the community powerhouse through especial transformer In Vancouver Defence Min ister Harkness said he thinks Canada is ahead of the US in civil defence because it has given the army control of sur vival operations Appar ently the US was going to hand over control of its civil defence to the military He said number of private shelters would give better proe tectlon from nuclear fallout than shelters PRISONERS ESCAPE MANCHESTER Reuters Four prisoners all aged 28 es caped from Strangeways Prison Wednesday They escaped from the weaving shop without vio lence climbed over walk and disappeared down side strcetd Yuri Gagalln smilineg chats wlth Raul Castro Fidela younger brotherjand ministen ership are not scheduled until of the armed forces during reception offered by President Osvaldo Dorthoa at Presidenf tial Palacein avana honor ing the Russian spnccman AP WileDhotD