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our nation Forknmlncrfluihnoi clay rhu PA mu In number in all for Bastien or Editorial Dept on um 96th YearNo 27 Who needs groundhog when black bear is willing to come up with prognostication After measuring the length of the sha dow Bruno decides to move baclr to his warm oldibear pit for six more weeks of slumber FOR Govt Asks ASS For iéictioir PARIS CPlThc government oday asked the National Assein bly for sweeping powers to gov ern the nation by decree Premier Michel Debre called for the special powers for one year to enact what he called essential and urgent measures for maintaining public order pro tectiou of the state and the pacif ication and administration of Algeria government statement issued tory still in the throes of yearVl revolt by Moslem national hefore theassembly met inspe cial session said the risk of ratios wrnmrnmrn AGREE Meanwhile Churchy La Femme findsthatFechanbeadam my calamity unlniowned to man Pogo Wide 11 while the furry weatherman inset abovel agrees with Bruno and ietim for panther mx weeks milieu coins profound disturbances hanging over the state SPECIAL SESSION The assembly met in session lust for the day The call for special oneeday session came soon after the sud den collapse of the rightwing colonials revolt in st de iGaulles promise of selfdetermin ation for the North African terri atill is rectal old ists Troops eqr¢hihg For Rebel Bombs ALGIEHS APl With the Algiers rebellion over troops moved today through rthelareal around the university and post office wherethousands of insur genm barricaded themselves week agoSunday in defiance of the Paris government Munitions and explosives stock piled by the insurgents were loaded on to army trucks and driven off Streets andbuildings in the area were searched for bombsand booby traps Work gangs were tearingdown the rebels barricades and repav ing the streetsfrom which the insurgents ripped paving stones Elsewhere in the Algerian cap italer returned tonorma several figures associated with the uprising appeared in the bar of the leading Algiers hotel Moo day night few hours bcipre curfew They included Jacques Demar qoet former rightMagrideputy and reserve paratroop lieutuiant who 48 hours earlier had pro claimed from anAlgiers balcony will fight to the death Damarquet said he had joined ShotTo Death special unitrto fight the Moslem rebels The diebards who stirren deredlwere given choice of forminga unit withtiie Foreign Legion to fight the rebels or of going home with the possibility they might face trial for sub versiooAuthoritics said 420 had agreed to join the legion The offer to join the fighting force did not apply to thevtwo insurgent leaders Pierre Lagaii lardeand Joseph Ortiz wholwili beprosecuted for attacking the security of the state Local papers headlined tributes to th ots but noted that had been saved There wer stiliilarge blanks where theceosors had been at work but censorsbiphowls civil and mat military as it was last week There are still no French or foreign newspapers HURTIN BLAST CONSTANTINE Algeria fReut erslSeven perso were injured today wbena ti bomb ex plodedin astreetcarjin this east em Algerian city miss TIME PENCllER CREEK on do Eoorapersonhwerercportcd shot to death today on the Peigan Indian Reserve five miles east of thissouthwestern Alberta town Poiice said fifth person was in not availabl This In con ital in SANJUAN Puelw rum AP United stateser no 352 Stratoiortressv crashedand bumed Monday night nndall seven aboard were at my base here and Teachers KilledfPiincipal Flees monsoon cm ind om Two ficheid were shot to put up to flop the fleeing set me blks were Leonard it ddcn tépo principal oventueiities All military leav ANADA TUESDAY FEBRUARY MONT lltESSlN STUDY MillNIT By WILTON WYNN CAIRO thPlEgyptlan Army troops today were reported to have takenup positions along the United Nations patrolled Egyps flanlsreali frontier in the Sinai Desert as result of clashes be tween Israeli and Syrian troops The newspaper Al Ahrem says Egyptian troops have moved up all along Israels western desert frontier in thelnst three days and that the Egyptian Army has been placed in stole oi emer gency Egypts forces as well as those in the Syrian province oi the United Arab Republic will be fully prepared to meet all have been cancelled es have been canceled UN Emergency Force sources as saying that quiet prevailed today along the Gaza border UNEF units were keeping close watch but no exceptional troopmove agate were reported Reuters In Oslo Norways army com mand said Norwegian troops serving with the UN force will be pulled out immediately it go rious fighting develops between the UAR and Israel The Nor were sent to the Baptistsinset weginn command snid nits troops bordu for police dutyooiy and would be called home if the Mid dis East situation exploded into malai flxhtins CLASHES EVERY DAY Daily clashes since Friday be tween Isran and Syrian troogs prompted the dispatch of Egyptian forces to the Sinai fron tier where the Norwegians Ca nadians and others of the UN Emergency Force maintain pre ventive patrols as an aftermath of the israeli invasion oi 1956 So far there has been no ac tion on the Israeli Egyptian frontier The current shooting has been limited to Israels northeast frontier where de militarized zone separates Israel and the Syrian province oi the EAR Israel charged that there was more firing Monday night from the Syrian side of the frontier Say CeaseFire Arranged Now LONDON AP The British governmentannounced receipt oi official information from the Powers jlrison less than 12 hours after he had marched the remnants of rou or CHARGE United Nations today that ceasefire has been arranged in the Syrian border clash between isradi and UnitedvArab Repub lic troops The UN truce observation commission is on thespot foreign office spokesman said This commission has the first Responsibiirq 01 tryio settlp matter oc aIOPEiNBAGKNMHEskfl niih army high command 1565 men said today thorehave been no special considerations yet on the position of the Danish United Nations Emergency Force con tingent in the Gaza area in case of an explosive development in IsraeliArab military actions The spokesman added how ever that the Danish view on such situation generally is along the lines of those ex pressed by the Norwegian army high command which earlier to day stressed that the UNEF fcrces are on police duty only other army and defence try sources herevstrooglydndi cated that Danish soldiers would crime and Lagaillarde ale be recalled if seriousmajor enuyinaie mm plead clashon the demarcation line de immunity Onerof the child leaders of the French insurgents Pierre Legali larde wasflown to PhriSth day night and clapped into Saute hisforces out from behind the barricades in Algiersand sur rendered Iagaillarde deputyrln the Na ionsl Assembly was told he was being charged with an at tack on the security of thestete Deputies are immune from arrest unless caughtcommitting Undamaged In Pacific Test LONDON tiicuteralA Soviet scientist said today that Russias Troops SdYSlNOSB Cone Poise For Attack Lociuwrnrnrn Madlyanytime law Willi bo Io nu Wm re 5c GppyZO Pages TAWA Gm Ask Alleviate Uranium Centres rcnouro cr Ontario is pressing thefcdeml government second superrocket sent its nose cone undamaged into the Pacific at its intended place An announcement Monday on Sundaystest dldnot mention the rockets accuracyor range The Soviet government said Ute shot was successful and that its con trol Pacific test program due to end Feb 15 was ending now interview to day with ncademician Mikhailnv director oi Pulkovo observatory near Leningrad reported him as saying the second rocket Of particular importance is the great accuracy of the rocket guidance system and the fact that the dummy nose cone did not burn up but fell whole into the ocean at its intended place Mikhniiov also declared the test proved man is approaching the stage oi int planetary flight The Soviet announcement on the first Pacific test of Jan no said that rocket bit the ocean within miles of itstarget fol lowing 7700mile flight GIVE JETS T0 MOROCCO BAGHDAD Iraq iAPiIrnqi Premier Abdel Karim Kassem Monday presented flight of jet plane to Moroccoe visiting King Mohammed velops Two moremembers of theNa tional Assembly were imprisoned today foriaking important roles in the uprising They yare Jean Baptiste Biaggi 41 an extreme Police Fail Explain Mysterious Lights publishes its first smalIcaredi rightewingiiigureiromfaris and Mourad Kaouahr 40 Va Moslem deputy from Algiers were arrestéd when they mnoson or suburban Riverside fire and policedepart ments spent more than four hours early today in aiutiie attempt to explain mysterious blinking lights from themiddie of Lake St Clair Til arrived at0rly airport from Al giyrs They also were charged Willi attackingthe security of the Another Alin insurgent leader we proprietor Joseph Ontz was fugitive apparently somewhere in Algeria warren wasoutyior his arrest The parliamentarians were called to give the government authority to fmaintain order safeguard the state and pacify and administer Algeria Under the special powers parliament was considered certain to grab of the Communist worldassem bled here todayior conferenize expected to cover developments andvfuturev plans in world atfaiis Communis party chiefs seven Ens uropeancoun Should Not Deny Presidency On Bricefailh Grounds Church BUCK HILLFALIS Pa AP In what it called the first Protestant Church agency says gficluratiuuhgfr kiodtie coun the presidency oi the United 38 50913 hen States should not bideniehany MM Chm 95 said Manda citizen ansrnpnds of ace re To aniline that noRom ligion or ethnic origin izmtiiiihstmoimts TABLOID LISTS coupncr cons to denial of fundamental Amer ican principles and would infringe liberties guaranteed by the con stituiionff The resolution sai The crucial question is riot Th°3am9 what influences are brought to bear upon president but how he responds to them The inter ests of all religiousandn religious groups must yi taken into accou by the president whatever all ation The resolution said it woul he importanttto know the views of Roman Catholic candldateon aminer today ilon This supplement to the normal paperis designed to highlight the everincreasing in teer being shown in the small car in Canadii The eightpage tabloid contains information together with pic tures of the latest insmallcar design It covers imports and hchthewcom personal religious ny Ansnun Gavsnou LONDON AHPolitical lead ershere are weighing surprise attack by Sir Anthony Eden on some aspects of Britains current foreign policies The former prime ministers criticisms were contained in Man days final copyrighted instal ment of his memoirs published by The Times Eden assailed Western and implicitly Britishpolicy mak ers on several counts For overreliance on the de terrent oi nuclearpower and on personal summit diplomacy as methods oi staving off dangers of world war Edens successor Harold Macmillan has been the Wests main advocate of facets face diplomacy For accepting Egyptscon tioued ban onthe passage of Is raeli ships through the Suez Canal For continuing AngloAmer ican rivalries in Arabia where the Aroericanbacked Saudi Arab ians and the British protected sultan of Muscat are duelling for ower communist Leadeisin Huddle In MoscowrgToflot Affairs inoscowménters leaders the Soviet Union Mongolia and North Korea are meeting the adve ised aimof exchanging agri turaldatao But believed that with rvirtuaiiyall the top Communist leaders gathered together itis unlik fly thgt they will stick to farmin su ects The Norihl Korean and Mon golian leaders are here as ob servers at the invitation oi the European bloc There has been no official an nouncement that China or North Viet Nam would attend But the two countries could be represented byofficlais of their embassies her Premier Khrushchev leaving this month ona tour of Indio Burma and Indonmia and it is possible that methods of boosting Communist prestige in Asia will be considered at this Communist summit The leaders also may East Westsumm conference May is in Peril prim by the American com chureh and state and the basis icrvreiigious liberty duced pain ate in wh be ordinate plans for the coming Ntracldngdown the mu for joint ltu of its municipal problems arising from curtail ment of Canadas uranium con tracts Energy Resources Min ister Macaulay said today He said the Ontario govem meat is anxious that studies be implemented by the two govem ments to consider the future of tho Elliot LakeBlind River and Bancroft uranium mining coni munliles and flndmeans of ai leviating threatened decline in their economies Pretty Liz Reid inyeardd telephone switchboard opera tor was named Barrio Out door Girl last night She was Miss Barrie 1957 For details and statistics see page time Says Injured Dog Tossed On Embers NORTH BAY CDMrs Wright of the North Bay Humane Society said bystander reported someone tossed an lniured dog onto pile of burning embers at the city dump Sunday and left the animal to die Police were called and shot the dog Mrs Wright said the incident on of the most cruelacts sir AnthOnyrRops ForeignPolicies For tovovolveccrm monrattiiudec thefMiddlo East and Africa where Soviet and Egyptian powersmenaceatlied interests Girl IsDragged sixyearoldBarrie girl had miraculous escape tram serious injuryiwhen she was hit by car in front of Oakley Park school here at 1155 am today Police said Joanne Taylor Parkdale Crescentsuifered on ly an abrasion on her right fore head after beinsdragged about 50 feet by car driven by Matthew Johnston 63160 Pepe tang Street investigatinggofiicer was tiara rie City Police Const Frank Light who told The Examiner Joanne ran out from the drive way of the first house pat the school on her way to lunch Both her vision aod that of Mr John ston were obscured by high snowband he said The road was icy added the constable Mr Johnston he said Mr Johnstonin driving south cident oowrred Joanne is the daughter ot Mr and Mrs Taylor and II Grade pupil lat Oakley Park Seliool VANCOUVER cmante an tagonism between west coast waterfront unionseppeored to be watch on We have made represeotn tloos to the federal government that it Join the Ontario govern ment in such studies because these communities were organ ized on the encouragement of the federal government so Canada could supply the free world with uranium when it was eritl needed Mr Macaulay said Both governments spent huge sums of money in setting up the Elliot Idaho and Bancroft areas We feel that the federal gov ernment has tremendous moral responsibility as well in maintain ing the healthy economy of these communities because they were established as direct result of Canadas agreement to provide uraniumlo its allies He said that Elliot Lake miner produced 74 per cent of all uran tum mined in Canada and the area contains 94 per cent of all the countrys provcn uranium ore reservesthe largest high grade ore body in the world Mr Momulay was in Ottawa during the weekend to confer with Prime Minister Dielenhaker and Trade Minister Churchill on the problem The stretchout delivery pro gram of supplying uranium to the United States and Great Britain Mr Macaulay said will leave Canadas uranium mining indus Mlly try in dilflcult position by 1968 andtbero is an urgent need for alternative means to maintain the economy of both Elliot Lake and Bancroft Fear Son Died In POW Camp Now Told He MdyBe In Toronto TORONTO CPlA Hungarian in 1950 that her son did not tie immigrant who once feared her at Dachau but wpa sent to Sh son was put to death in Second World War concentration camp now has word he may be in Top onto and haslofiercd $500 for in formation leading her to him Mrs Gordon said today she last saw er son Endre who at claim stspo broke up he familyto send lino gnrian Jews death camps Germany one otmloz has learned he may not have died asshe believed in Dachau prison campand Toronto friends report they have seen man answering his descriptionin Tor onto She said her son may be using his Hebrew name Aron Pioecbes ers Gardos said she learned trio and their cabin after the attemptéd Ito Canada site beria after the camp was over run by the Russians She loam later that he had returned to Hungary and has inf tlon th part in the dapest in 1956 She under may hav fled in Aus Canada volt was put dowu by the Russian army Etaygflfife BEN LEANING LONDON AmTho tower of Big Ben has developed slight lean but experts say it is nothing to worry about spokesman for the ministry of works said the toiver which looms over the houses of parliament is four inches out of line But the tower is 317 foot tall and the bands not noticeable from the streets below AntigReds Lead In Keralas Vote TRIVANDRUM India APl Another early winner was it AntiCommunists took an early Piliai who may head the state election lead today in Kcrala government if the aritlCominm No change will be laid against on Davidson Street when the ac state where Indias first Com munist government was unsested last summer by Prime Minister Nehrus central government Soon after counting of the votes from Mondayselection got un der way several antiCommunist candidates were declared winners of seats in the lzsmamber es semhly An early casualty was Thomas minister of transport and labor during Keralas 28 months of Communistrule He lost to member of Nehrus Congress party which led increasing today Ifolice put threeparty alliance against the Reds UNIONISTS iTHRliilrrNrol Bitter Antagonism Between VCIICOVer man hood of Railway Workers €143 THREAT HEARD Pb ce said Mr Bill toldthem than informed him heardarcanvdrsation hali the effect theltwo orgpn izerawould be haten up and Transport nlsts take over Piliai leader of the Praia Socialist party headed limeCommunist Keraia government Moscow homo no Arman IDNDON APMoscowRadio Mouday startedbeaming new daily broadcast to Africa in Swahili native language spoken by millions of people in East Africa The radio told its listen ers it wiilteli them oflifsin Communist countries and Vthe African peoplesstrnggle for free dom andflndependenceff swells selied affiliate takin the law into their own Rich rdGreaves 55 president of th SiloNational Association of MarinoEngineera LC fered severe tacrand body to juries whenrtwo thugs burst into ntenipiating verw ed1qjtirisdic spoke em the 10000strongSlhave been intimidatingseam Grooves wosreported lung withthe CBRTona protestbriet to be presented to then ltish obbr Relations