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bladder rotltdsTele phone PA amt The televiqu number to call for the Business today and Inesday Low to rogeuonunepsurnewn night to attic tomorrow 09 For full may see page two DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH TIES BASILDON England AP The young men walked into William Quicks pub wearing collars and necklles but no shirts They were protesting TwoTrfdvei Similar Orbits Landing is Not Immediate ce from ReutersAI MOSCOW Nikita Khrush chev today asked Soviet scient ists about preparations for land Ing Russias space twlns as they circled the earth In theirosth and 20th orbits But government spokesman Indicated there was no Imme diate plans for bringing Ma Andrisn Nikoloycy and LtACol Pavel Popovich back to earth Toss news agency said Kennedy PraiSes USSR Space Feat WASHINGTON tCP APt President Kennedy hasicongral ulated Russia on its latest fierce accomplishment but me her of his space advisory group womedvoi the militarylmpltcar tions Involved While relaxing during the weekend at Booihbay liarbor Maine Kennedy said In state meat congratulate the Soviet midity Is as per cent Ifow did you bear tire Nikoiaer Golden Eagle am lalcon have understood you Here everything Is In or der Temperature is 15 dogrccx Hunddity Is otpcrceiit lutn feeling excellent Slept well Popovich am Golden Ea gle Mood Is excellent Slept well Am leellng splendid Temperatures were given in cciitlgradc it being just un ltussiii will be able to practise form oi military blackmail by threatening to put thermonur Qutcks refusal to serve any that Tmiymtthflorbkom it man Izntha saloon bar Without Ia nec wninhlliiev can on up the We think the rule in they would be capable of stick sluptd was blackmail onei 713 oldI aisfleu CLOSING GM war or av ng and llls We are gradually closing the fiymfinlmgl 313 M1 in Soviet space leadership Pavni ROMANOVICII Pop ovich pilot of Soviet space Weekend Deaths Slip Vostok lVwara space whomnmhomc hcimci for this smiling close In Ontario POLICEMIIN saris goes for drink HaltOi Total National Toll vPcnotnnguishcnc alter his our big Iiy run CANADIAN PRESS Ontario had half the traffic Mrs Violet ltincLeon 57 of Saturday when shc ondon deaths and more than hell the plunged from um emu total number of ialalttics rcgt ported across Canada during the weekend Canadian Press survey in dicateit that Ontario was the scene of to of Canadas iii road deaths and so at the 56 fatalls tics in the period from It pm gridiay local times to mtdntglit an by Besides the teatimetbs 0n tarie had seven drowning and three accidental deaths iom other causes Tile survey does not inchich industrial accidents or known sulcldes Sonya Grcmer oiPcterbor each run over when she jumped out at her fathers parkcd car ailerrit began rolls ing doivn sloping driveway while showus playing on it his day night William Simpson 45 of Es sex and Ronald Mnrvin Adams 22 ot RRI iticCtirc Ohio in collision involving car sta tion wagon and tractortrailer In Sandwlch West Township near Windsor late Friday llobcrt McLaughlin in at went out of control on the Pene Soturday In overdose of narcotics don 01li drowned touched 40iiovolt while climbing tree in Niagara Falls Saturday DIE IN WATER Baits anbross 35 otTorfi onto and his son Randy drowned in Murray Canal near Trenton Saturday after the iathcr dived in to save the son who had fallen from cabin cruiser oi Victoria llosptinl in London where she had be on patient inco Wednesday Ann Basilio 31 found dead Hamilton of an William Tippingi of Lon Sunday in he lnnerktp Quarries eight miles northeast at Woodstock Grant Whitty 17 ot Swastika after car in which he was no passenger crashed through guide th bake and rolled into deep ditch Saturday night posts on Highway 66 rec miles west oi Kirkland George Kokoshkait after he hydro line Richard Bastien andhis brother Douglas oi Sandwich Vest Township near Windsor drowned while fishing at Oj wny near the Detroit River tong road and turned over in Sundflyl ditch near hiidland Friday nigh Julia Noganash 20 ct Shnwa naga when their car swerved through guard rails while ap feet across the prwanagn Riverzmd hit the bank on tho otherside Saturday Pail Arthur Sunday Angus Chopais 49 of Longlac Indian Reserve otter he was struck by car near Longlac CAR JUMPS to FEET olio Bruce York 20 ot Nobel and Lak ut 170 miles cost at the ehead Saturday night enora when the car he was driving rolled inioa ditch near preaching bridge Jumped 70 psala 0nt so miles west oi rose Copcgog 24 oi the Christianlslaad Indian Reserve Paul Emile Prudhommc 27 elicvod to have drowned early bis wile Fernando hiargaret 29 Saturday while he atin on and their two children Marc and Carol iii months or the ob tawa suburb of Eastvicw when their car was struck by freight train at level crossing Springs about 10 miles east of no vasstruciflyb biié riding his bicycle on an over llxbrid two miles north oi Carlsbad eorgian Bay near Christian island is miles west oi Pene anguishcno ii Ronald Wayne Miller to at go when his car left alone County roadNo and struck tree near Udora 12 ttawo Saturday and Mac es north oi Uxbridgo Satur Panacll Ottawa in twocar collision pass over The Queensway in about 17 miles north of Almonte westend Ottawa Saturday after car in which he was riding smasth into ditch on 35 miles southivcst of Ottaw Martin Pare 1d of Riverside an ay Harvey Foster 22 of Hamil on drowned Saturday in Lake Stighway near Windsor Sntur ay miles south of Port Elgin der the TaitHartley Labor Act area near Gables Grove lie Gerard William Sciveii 18 of CI titsgPreacherV orharaundiyfornially BANTHEBOMBER Barrie heard Its iirsl tinn tbc bomb banner waver yesterday Not for long however The speaker chose Memor ial Square for his disarma ment oratory but his only audience was group at children until city police man arrived low ivell Gibson words from the officer and there ended the first Ideal banthe bomb lesson NilCOR Visits KINGSTON CPI Donald Whiteside 36 of Toronto paid return visit to Collins Boy penitentiary under considerably more agreeable conditions than on previous occasions Whilcsidc an citconvict who has served time in Guelph rc formalory and Kingston and Collins Bay penitentiaries now is missionary with the Baptist Church He visited the institution Son day to deliver the sermon at the morning service In the prisons cently completed spot He said he started his life oi crime alter leaving the United States Army in Alst7iloin tended to continue with crime in 1955 after being released from prison where he served fiveyear term tor armed as sault with intent to rob However he began going to church with his sister early in 1956 and was converted to God he said END STRIKE LEVITTOWN NY AP their strike against Republic vs Corporation sole maker of the 14Iitfvmileanhour F105 jet tighterbomber They accepted threeyear contract agreement reached during an soday cooling oft period on dcred by President Kennedyun nion on this exceptional tech Martini and state the cour age ot her two new astronauts The American people know wish them safe return In Washington spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Until we know more about the Soviet mission we cant com meat intelligently about it But Edward Welsh execu tiva secretary at Kennedys Na tional Space Council said Harold Longmnn provin vincial npitnr of in gtna command toiircd droughts stricken south eastern Saskatchewan year ago has just paid rcturnvlslt to the pram In the following article he do scrlbcsi how coaditiotiir have changed Written fyr The Canadian Press By llarold Longmaa ESTEVAN Sask GP Farmer Leroy Carlson eascd his laboring combine to halt pulled lever and released torrent of golden grain into waiting truck As he did lab is second coma bine topped rise slowly chewing Its way through the entangled Iitt field harveSUnfi partnt what may be the est crop ever grown in southeastern Sas katchewan Ilis grin was as wide as the West as he jumped down from the big red machine and said Not much like last year is it knew what he meant year ago stood inthis sameifioid part of Carlson Rfllfiéétiuitgldtnfimt manh oi Estevan and heard him ad NEWS Civil War Crisis Dies BUENOS AIRES APJ Ar brought the country near civil but couldnt be more Ine pressed with what Russia now has done in putting two ships Into orbit Welsh added in an Interview We could do more than we now are doing We could in crease our cifort on the mills lary side oi space exploration We still havent pushed devcl opment on roundthcclocir basis The Soviet accomplish ments likely will affect our space plans by adding stimulus to our ciiort mit detect in his annual bottle witiiznature iiien only adslxinch spears oi oats covered the parched ground split by wide cracks In year when less rain tell than in the worst days of the Dirty Thirties drought and grasshoppers had costliim the day He had 1000 acres in crop and it barelyaieturncd his seed One quarter section yielded only 20 bushels oi wheat On every hand the fields were parched and brown and roadside weeds were dying of thirst USED ONE COMBINE Ila needed only one combine last year to harvest his crop and picking up the short thln swath was almost impossible Hernow hasn iierentprobi lcm The two growling harvest ers crawled along in ioiv gear inordcr to handle the great bulk of swath that layin their paths The operators stopped often to clear the machines Ihvice in two hours the com bines plugged in spite oi caretul handling But these wereminor annoy ances for hire Carlson and his Jimmy as they watched the goideifiloodpourtrointhdg BRIEFS gentinas military aisis which ivar appeared at least tempor sun with Alter there was not fall who would crop like this HERETSJNE spent The field Was yielding Wales and large hotel Welsh that is come No sir replied the door Quick served the five not told them they would have to leave alter one drink They returned later wI tIes on iound the altnir amus ing said the owner but the rule remains it hasnt af fected bnslncss want thisi class place It in shirts and be high not proper to be without necktie in front of the ladies Rich Grain Hotrvests Amaze Went Farmers also bushels tothe ache and the samplsuwns good xix hitICarlson has 1100 acres in crop thlsnyenr mixture at coarse grains wheat and rye It should be as good as any crop weve had at least since 1952 whenl sta here he said He estimated that his ivhcnt would runabout 25 to 30 bushels an acre oats about 50 and barley in the to to thbushel range GRAIN STANDS HIGH isnt it amazing he said ivonder inhis voice and In his eyes as be surveyed his land Nearby in corner oidhc field missed by the sivather the rye stood six tact high Wheat stood higher thansahlallpu brlght gold in the bot August rtcd farming manswaist nce counts for this country he ast year when hing here and no reserve moisture last ever expect WELSH ACCENT An American was touring on entering one oi the noticed words tam htab written on the mat Ah he said suppose Welsh for Wel Khrushchev telephoned Russias cosmodrome to find out about preparations for the conclud Iag stage of the workmeeting the cosmonauts their load ing point spokesman at the iorelgn affairs ministry was asked when the landings would be and replied think you could have good sleep today The Soviet premier believed to be vacationing in the Crimea was said to be Ireqdcaily tele phonlag the cosmodroms ior Information about the life 01 the group SENDS MESSAGE Khrushchev also sent mes sage to the spaccmcnwishlng them successful fulfilment oi thepiaancd night program and happy landing Nikolaer told Khrushchev he would do everything to tullii the flight task compietelyand Popovich added will do ev eryihing to fulfil the task set to remain in good health and unharmed leli do everything will do everything sixminute television trans mission relayed to Mo screens showed Nikolach rals ing himself to almost stand ing position smiling at the ca mera with his lips mutile he talked to earth The two spacemen also talked to each other during the day thethird in space or Nikol ycv aboard Vostok lli launchc Saturday and the second tor Popovich aboard Vostok IV launched Sunday Moscow radio reproduced one conversation Popovich alcon Golden Eagic hear you well Temperature is lit degrees Hu ViSiting Barrie Boy Hit By Cat fouryeatold boy visiting relatives In Barrie suffered moon was hit by car as he crossed Innisfil street Scott Bryan 01 Chippewa Ont was still in Royal Victoria Hospital today for treatment for his injuries 1in police said the accident occurred when the lad crossed the street in the path oi southbound vehicle driven by am der d5 degrees fahrcnhcit and 15 being 55 degrees The television broadcast from Vostok III which lasted about three minutes was of excellent definition except for few seconds near the end when the picture faded and blurred Nikolayov was seen makln notes in his log book an glancing through his porthole In inter live transmission from VostokIV Popovlch was reen to rise from his seat glance through his porthoie smile drink something and then take his seat again correspondent for Tass said both spacemen had changed over to manual control ATE PIES Pravda the oiticial Commun ist party newspaper reported that the two cosmonauts were supplied with tiny sandwiches and pies wrapped in cello phone and good for eating in the first days at flight The article said that nutrition for= spacernen presented great difficulties and that was why we give such significance in the long flights of Nikolayev and Popovlch Tass said the two spaceship travelled so close to each other the astronauts could see each other and converse by radio As the two spaceships whirled along similar orbits at 18000 miles an hour Route agency said Moscow uzzcd with unconfirmed re ports that third manned space shot in the series was planned for today no CONFIRMATION source said that altogether five shots would tiecarried out in the series OliicIaIsretused to coalirm or deity the report The space shots were be lieved by Western observers to be the first step oi longterm program to put plattorm space for an assault on the mount Tracking of the vistoks in Japan and Ohio indicated they were about 75mtlcsaparl hairs breadth in terms of space much of Sunday Rut the Ohio Research Centre in Cleveland said that by the evening they had moved 185 miles apart Moscow radlo said in Its cm broadcast today that both Soviet spacemcn had enjoyed testiul sevenvhour sleep and too fine During their sleep the pulse oi both cosmonauts was near Palace Staff Mad so it continued The appara without fail arily resolved today However unease political manoeuvring ma thats 1mm RLssILI wmifirsfinmnmmmya iirnri nut OLAml vatwow in it Hit hght of the tour flfipeulmlum LONDON AP melme collided or ea or Rumbungs crislis were $501511 back at their bases and the country outward appear TORONTO lewd mama dammed girl riding horse 81 of staff discontent have seeped tide may III 16yearold Tor proached him and told him of out of BuckinghamPalaca with onto girl who had been raped seeing dummy lying in so Dangerous 18 at queen Elizabeths serv and shot through the heart was ditch tie investigated and found camplammg PAADENAx Cam 17 mm usmg We iound Sunday in roadside body Bad new mflTumERiSlO study the ringed planet Saturn are in km ditch near the Humber River i1 ole prevtous theories that iisatmosphetccoutams ergo subut 9551 Arrsimeniatmn were as illi or Guido Munch atom rpm an gm ascmemcmsbthmithe Wilson and Palomar observatories and pr Ilyron Spinrad Wolunski 1d entitled their ot theCalitornia Institute of Technologys yet propulsion labor discontent daughtersnhody miles mm the NEW VDHd According to one unit story say their studies show the planets atmosphere contains Investigators said the body msdwme Mme bine Race Track There are number of farms and riding Tum me palace was warm wearing si soc ings it been lying In the ditch for three Wants Red Chinese Talks NEW DELHI AP Prime Minister Nehiu said today In stables in the district at unless workqg madman days alter being thrown irom die prepared for preliminary talks with Communist China improve major crisis will blow up car young woman riding on advise 1WD abflllimoilm to try to remove tensions and create climate conducive to eventual discussion of their boundary dispute But he repeated Palace workers belong to the with boys She was the sort or Civil Servants Union Sunday An autopsy showed the girl Indias stand that actual border negotiations cannot take place unless the Chinese withdraw their troops from the 12000 square girl who what on picnics with The 18 disgruntled servants had been beaten raped and than miles oi the Ladakh area of Kashmir which they have occupied doll the area northwest of wall in Her downtown Toronto and about human and epxrcsscd sympa thy ior Berliners who have sat iercd because at it This description was given by ioreign office spokesman in commenting on the first an versory of the wall The spokesman said We have always mada it cleardliat this wall is illegal as it violates lhaiouri power status at Berlin andwe dc plolra the suifcriny ihiiihhllmtllft gt waliscausngtcpeope Bishop To Leave Ghana up Suez e1 ACCRAIGhnnn tReIiteraTheAnglicanhishopoiAecra Wm Berliners 31 meg Dr RichardRosevenie as today that Ghana immigration au Wm those whn thorities have cancelled his residence permit and he WINI ibilaavemtfg tonight alter six years here mhchd of glfignwfififidwmg cross The Soviet Union seal notes BeiiaTo Untiyi itrmy to the United States Britain anti Trance thdéry protesltlng aromas AP Armcd Bcnbcllasrulingpolt calh Sam We today stripped nonprornre lice and on We West We is powers in move to bring them into unified national army At and oi to Monday meeting with commandersoi the organized along the wall The iorelgn office spokesman iilayas militany zones the irom Il said the note isrunder studyand from not at military budg SHY WWIBOYS Julian was described as shy her parents every Sunday She work In section of the palace wouldnt even go to dances with called the royal mews Their shot with 32calibro pistol PM rm Lfifimfraiuilmg szz The auto showed th is whhhshirddd In first stigma mace read Wk he said they had last seen her through healtflid Mimi 5p as bartenders or about 420 1pm last Tuesday inspwtooWiilIctn Mchelcy Pollc wait Their complaint said the 5pm rearrangement oinpalacawork schedules has made working on said the rest of the girls girls irrcnds and background extra jobs more diiiicuit clothes including white said they are following several Another source of resentment eater white sleeveless leads but did not expect an im is the zeal oi palace oificors In blouso giecii pleated skirt and 1110111an arrest mastering servants onparade to brown flat shoes still are nuss The girl who Dung the Hody inspect the shine oitheir livery ingi Linda Wit Museum was on 1111 Chcdt the polish on their tic said shealso had been horse being led by Gerald baflis earnings nirnwjumrnec handLaicvcnson 20=ufunulllb Tn dtscoiitc naoear to bog containing $10 when she form When she shouted that have been growing over the last was last seen by her parents she saw what she thought was Ltglllam Konomik oi Mutton mannequin Stevenson climbed moped pollcaaiter an uni wn the slope to see APJNRICATESmstimatcd at ortiltol two manned space til launched turday The ships which tvere put into at space cdpsu ere reported most identical orbits the so close together thattheasm Russians Solid hates trauaulscouidreportcdly sea dstimatad path oi Vostok iV reach oihcrs cralt ch or humans adieu photoMap in months during which time lit palace styrvaatsu have qult their Jobs the Allies conte about its implicati as