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OURTELEPHONE ler ExendncrWsai Ads phone PA pmt The telephone timer to call for the Business or tsPA 6651 LOCAL WEATHER mofifiilfifitéh slim tamrrow 75 For full our to turnto page two 93th Your No lgenanTQIlgs ExpectedTb ray of the powerful faction in Algerias bioslcm leadership today announced final solution to the countrys government crisis will be ap nnunccd Thursday Dissident envoy Mohammch iuder mode the disclosure after emerging from thron Eour meeting with Vice Prc tors loaninrrfim 11 fimmzd was released by dissident troops To day or reconciliation session wtii be held morriingand we will then be able to tilt noiiiice the final solution of the crisis and bring back hope to llie people Todays tnilt opened shortly on after the arrival here of lien diaf released after being cap tured in eastern Aigcria Mon day by troops barking VicePre mier Ahmed litii llclia JOINS TALKS Boudiat and lthidcr were joined in the talks by Erika eem ltrim coleadcr with Bou diaf of alanilon trying to block takeover of the Algerian lead ershlp by Ben Bellas support ers Hoth ltrlm anti haiidlaf art vicepremiers in the shaky Al giersbased provisional govern ment of Premier Ben Yousscl Ben Khedda Khider said todays discus sions had gone to ihedepth of the problem porters final The talks were believed to be political bureau set up by Ben Betta to run the National hib eration Front FLN until eiec ions for permanent govern ment are held later this month The bureau of which BFri Bella is member was ex Dfli Whore arellien Deiiists The namedone of PLANNED TO JOIN Boudiaf had plaitned to take part in the talks but was pre vented from coming here by his abduction Monday from his family home in MSiia eastcrn Algeria lie was handed over by his nbduclors early this morning to Itabah Bitat praBcn Bella minister of state who flew to meet him in the casterneity of clif Boudiaf thca flew with Bitat to Algiers to Join the reconcilia tion talks between firm and Khider Khidcr refused to give details of his discussions with Krim llc would only say We have reached new start But the release of Boudlaf Ben Bellas staunehest opponent in the nationalist movement undoubtediy removed major obstacle to ending the quarrel Ben lfheddn and five of his centrtag on the new sevenman ed to set opits headquar it was on um 11 mm shining key ministers had called for oudiafs immediate release adding that his presence at the reconciliation talks was indis pensable Also present at the talk was Col Mohaod ould liadichief of the military district Willoyn ill the Kahytlc area Finns lEdrshould be given senior the new seven on Ben Bella New Contracts For Farmland OTTAWA CPiA majority of Canadas 10 provinces are ex ported to sign hard contracts with the federal government this year under legislation designed to recast the face of rural Canv ada How close actual results ap pmhch the objective depends on great many factors involved in the application and adminis tration of the Agricultural Ite habilitnfion and Development Act ofticials idrTuesday Germans DeplOrfe Error ButNot BONN tReittcislTlre aver are Germonzisreactin ferontly to the furore ore halb domide the monstermake ing drug invented by Ger chemistsethao most people Most West Germans deplore the effect attributed to the Most feel too should have been stricter before the drug was marketed And most express hopes that the government will see to it that it is iri the future There is no detectable inclina tion to regard the tragedy of malformed babies which are said to result when the drug is taken at certain stage of preg nancy as German crime for which the country should repent Some Germans however are aware that thalidomide has been pointed out in some quar ters abroad as an example of German inventiveness turned to evil drug that testing th is very complex proh iem with certth unelear as poets and we must warn again against premature conclusions the firms own dependent investigations the spokesman Contergnn the drugs trade name in West Germanyhas played part in to or 50 per cent of known de formities in this country other to or 51 per cent She replied We suspect that there may be some other cause Chemie Gruenenthai began marketing Contergan in Sep tember 1957 It also gave it cences to foreign producers and preparations containing thalido mide have been put on the mar ket in dozen different coun tries under various names In Britain for instance it was Distaval which tally with in What was the cause intlie atiénal Cflmér other mothers who aiso riod gave drcn =3 Mothers and did not take ontergan had deformed chil dren anyway These findings suggested certain lack of clarity the spokesman said The spokesman said the firm had tested the drug for almost our years first with animals and then in large hospitals be fore putting it on the market But it had never been custom ary previously to test the effect of such drugs on expectant mothers Now we are faced with the problem of finding an animal specieswhich would enable us to conduct such tests she said birth to iinrrrial chil Labor took the drug in the critical pea VICTORY When steady ietnrns began to indicate at night that Gov Orval Faubus had won his fifth nomination as Arkansas ts Coop GENEVA rank Ont tc Canadlans seeking Eu ro pes magic formula management cooperation trove een told the answer essential ies with people and will to agree esdoy by number of speak on obtain rnnlihéfiiconfcrdnue ot the Canadian Institute on Public Affairs In Sweden at least part of the labor management omity arises from the fact that both want to keep the government out of their collective bargain ing processes As outlined by Eric Potters son of the research department of the Confederation of Swedish Trade Unions hnth trnde iin ions and employers are strongly organized Manes crate Inf Euro This tvasihe reply givcn governordhe gave Mrs Fau bus big souccreand showed his campaign headquarters forvictory APWire phole And hi the reality tench he added the important thing is people who lead the organi rationsthey have positive Will to come to compromises tiaionsiriight sometimes to have small strategic strikes art ofan industry thcykriowititnt asso ciations would retaliate with sympathetic lockants to which the unions would respond with more sympathetic strikes This would lead to condition ofnotiannl emergency and the government would have to step in and one thing neither wants is government interference Both sides understand that they are interrelated that each exists and that they had better Dutch Settlement Is PEELDESHE Aiaoairdiiienrc=ouspr control ment enrth Fronkt snid gut it entnticn HASelm NQLiGiL wTChcmie berg near Cologne the drugs inventor firm is reluctant to shoulder more blame for the matter tions than it at pres ent in it must woman spokesman saidthai strong So far the spokesman the Stolberg firm has estab lished three points Some mothers who took Contergan in the critical early months of pregnancy have given bith to defended children Probe Wreck OiiFreighter its Saivagérs Try Raising DETROIT AP Investigat ors for the US Coast Guard called hearing today into the Detroit River collision that wrecked the new Canadian ownad freighteMontrose in oniy her second St Lawrence Seaway season TliehearingintoMonday nights disaster that look place without loss of life or in jurywas summoned by litan son Meeirins coast guard commander and captain of the part of Detroit Atthe same time Salvagers prepared for an immense task in raising the Montrose held light by the rivers mud hot tom arid the British and Amer Montsliip and the Cape Line of France operate jaintserv ice from the Mediterranean to Canadian and United States ports under theaame Moot shipCapo lines rcangoveramentsplanncdfor returning theti man crew mostly Italians to their homes The 4993ton lilonlrose with huge hole in her port side from her collision with cement barge still try helpless and partly submerged on her torn left side ucs oot hip close enongtit theAmcr ican side to permit full traffic Wmhumeral it Great Lakes and the seaway BOUND Foil LAKEHEAD The Montrose on to months old came to her fa while ups hound nearly empty to take on grain at Fort William for the Mcdltcrraneaal after unloadirt general cargo in Detroit The Montrose is registered in Britain but its owner is Mont ship Lines Limited aCanadian company with headquarters in Mqtrcal WASHINGTON AP American Airlines would Civil Aeronautics Board Ex carrier and Eastern thc fanrt Jured slightly and one studen the sponsor of the conference East German Visits BBRLIN Reuters East today AthrproWsed merger of Amcricnn were members of the Zengakurvsn Stud Uibri St ORILLIA CF Frank De Marc 58 of Brampton was rest ing today with aswollen arm and neck after being bitten by water snake Deltturc picked up the threcv foot long black snake Sunday from bank on the Trent Canal Water snakes are not venomous bittthey will bite did not know what to do with it he saidt first held on to keep from being bitten again Delilarc who feared he might hive been bitten by rattle snake went to Dr FuBrown at Goldwater Mondnyt BRIEFS Airline Merger Opposed Merger of Eastern Air Lines and mail repugnant ha estoblished antitrust department says The department filed brief monopoly and wouldbe principles the justice Tuesday with erJtalpiL Lrwiscr opposing tire secondlargest urges LLLJ new W7 ltaderrtrmsnvvrrirrorttew TOKYO AP Police clashed who tried to crash the opening at the eigliihworld against atomic and hydrogen bombs One policemonwas in todoy with 150 leftist students conference was arrested The students out Federation which had barred from the meeting Rtrssia Gannonflommuntst leader Walter the East German news agency in IIEF narrows AP Indonesian Foreign Minister Su bandrlo flew home tndoyto sell President Sukarno on settle meat with the Dutch on West New Girinealiopes were high here and in Washington that final accord will be signed by midAugust But Sukarno first must retreat from his frequent pledge to take Under the preliminary estate near Washington Common LONDON APiPrime Minr later Macmillans government today faces in the Commons mounting chorus or demands that Britain stand firm on conditions for joining the flu pearl Common Market The Commons debate on Bi ains entry coincides witl resumption in gotiatorflew back to Belgium Tuesday before leaving be ap pealed at avprlvate meeting of Conservative legislators Dont calls loe talks adentllockfl They broke off last Friday with both sides apparently wnivrs snracnartos Britain wants Written safe guards The it dont wish to be sospe Nearly 50 legislators of Mne millnns own Conservative part liave signed motion calling on tho government to stand firm growingriumber Latqu the Dutchheld territory by Jan esia would not get full control of the territory until next May Reports from The Hague indi cated however that the pre liminary agreement gives Su karno face saviogoutVa token realization of his pledge providing for symbolic raising of the Indonesian flag over West New Guinea Aug 17 Subandrio refused to predict Sukarnos reaction to the pre xpressod hope thata formal meat worked out at country treaty can be signed by ugust STDébatés Malfle Entrance agreement with the Common Market in time for the Com monwcatth prime ministers con SobienCase Staiisiovt JnnusoLnir tireutersi Government business was near standstill today because of row over the governments han bert Soblen resettlean voked an oppo no iconfidencr hegovera in the day Soblen now lain London prison hospital aWaiting de cision by Brtish authorities his reones for political asy the United St mmary agreement but hcvaiso ference in Septembér dling of convicted spy Dr ito meat that was coming up for ALErfiiPRFESSEF loan to avoid being returned to to vbcre owns mmmmmm Bolttaidre doctor predicted vorld total of infants formedb rearalt At the same time officials in Canad Ii lb discussed throes for lighter or new drugs The trarrqulilizet thalidomide developed in West Germany wasbanned in Caaodolnst March after its deforming effects an unborn babies were discoveredlt was ruiedunsafc in the United States before reaching the market Ontario Saskatchewan ond Albertas all promised govern gsistanec withmedical care ait rehabilitation for de formed babies Quebec Health Minister 1Al phonsa Couturier was expected to issue statement on the pe Chairman Arnold Ediaborv ough summed up the Swedish system as outlined by Mr Pet ersson by saying its realistic ldcalls and it works Rudolf Mcimbcrg chief eco pomicndviaer neulsche Bank ManiacLore economic prob lems said They are iipman problems and their solution depends upon human capacity to find com promise end to cooperate Mr ltleirtibdrg said Ger manys greatest problem is fcreepiag inflation HA5 SAME TROUBLE =Mi Pettcrsson said Sweden has the same problem though perhaps it isnt an altogether had problem because it re flccted growing economy Vladimir Velehit aYugoslaviaa who isosceutive secretary of the Economic Commission for EuropessidYugaslnvia has it My dent of Gage Ltd Tor saw Canadas spouses to her problems as taking number of forms an share of the national pic but is starting to say the strike is an obsolete weapon Management is toying with the idea that some sort of planning may be useful preferably un but still eat is the cast government The govern ment is talking about increased producti Wsluofl lilaohtillani whnts an outlin ices licalth rarer cannon shores welfare and rehabilitationscrv Minister Matthew hats awatt erniLsauL rt of beforci deciding on specific race it Saskatchewan ilcnltbMinrstcr GDaviessaid the provincial medlcn are ptuli will take core of any drogdeiormcd babies although none have been re ported in the provlncc Aiberta Health Minister Donovan Ross said the province ll provide the same care as Republicans Holt that has given to muiiiie handicapped chfldron lhcmothcrs took the sedative during early pregnancy omnrfidoe esiroates in on in scientific midedeformcd gbnbiesmight reach 7000 by the tall 000 in Germany and 1060 in other countries Dr Helen l3 Tausslg says preparations containing the drug now have been withdrawn from markets throughout the world but infants injured by the drug are still in gestation agreement Pl WASHINGTON APJ mice plan forb king off the Demo cralicfi ustcragainstthehoi nedy administrations communi cations satellite billhas been killed by Republicans Senator Mike Mansfield of on the Democratic leader had filibustering Demo crots seemingly ready Tuesday foagrce to today referral of the bill to the Senate to gn rc latlons committee This would have given the Senate timeto work on other business before thobilt cameup again However in order to pass the move had to have unanimous rry Gold 9p Arielobjected short time later similar at tempt was madeThis time Sen ator John Tower tRep Tex objected Thev frustrated Democratic leader then recessed the Senate until noon today to allow com mitiees to catch tip with back ing of has They have been bitt Vlmt would be was left in the air WANTED RESPITE Senator Everett Dirkscn of lb had Joined Mansfield in pi log the today referral motion with instructions for the foreign relations committee to report the bill back by Augltt He suggested another try for an agreement might be made when tempers cooled The lruccplan ran into Ite publican protests that theu lit dny interval might give Demo crats ehon to ramthroushva to aid bi lilnnsfieldsaid he would op pose such an effort but told the Republicans he could not guar shlee the effort would not be made itlansfrc Dirkscn sti Were armed with dchnteviimit ing elnlure petition for use if HCCES Wt suggest Radioactive Ban It jUhdefPresent Police Method WASHINGTON AP us officials are reported consider St ing new bldto Russiarde signed to break the cycle of American and Soviet nuclear harms 951W One proposal reported under serious study would call for ban on tests which cause radio active fallout meaning tests in the atmosphere and under wav ter These can be dcl id at great distances Such ban could be policed with present detection arrange ments without the necessity of sitting up new international in spection procedures inside the Soviet Union and the territory of other nuclear powers President Kennedy scheduled the latestrin series of nuclear test policy conferences for late today atthe White House He yrstar share will go into that meeting with as Secretary Rusk Defence Secretary McNamara and other top policy advisers The meeting wnsfgigcicd Mutmimrrron moves in the nuclear test nego tiations being carried on at 17 nation Geneva disarmament conference Tire United States has sub stantially picted its series of atmosphe and high altitude tests over the central Paeitic that began last spring Under ground tests started earlier have been continued in Nevada The Soviet government which resumed testing last September after worldwide oratoriumv of almost three years has an trounced its intention to 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