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0mt mapnouns Ju Examine nurse No meaIou¢m um amber to eat for or mum Debt room 95th YearNb 237 inimarxcanuoal RiE oNTARio CANADA SATURDAY OCTOBER to 959 per Copyl4 Page In Nine Tibet UNITED NATlONS NY iCP Quicklaction was anticipated to day on move to bring the Ti bet question before the aznation General was approved Friday by the as sembiys steering committee al ter USRussian exchange de scrlbed as the biltcrcst in some cars The 21counlry committee rec onunended approval of aréqucst by Malaya and lreiond that Tibetl be debated by tho lull assembly Before the 11405 vote Russia charged that the Us had pushed to include the Tibet question on the assemblys agenda by hook or croo to worsen interna tional relations US Minister JamesW Baron denied the charge and accused Russia of making an outrageous and unprecedented attack of tho sponsors of the move and tho US The resolution calls for spect for the itmdamentai human rights of the Tibetan people and for their distinctive cultural and religious life Four countries on lthe steering commitlee abstained Assembly The move re sembly is expected to vote the question onto its agendalifonday IFABRICATION CHARGED Soviet Deputy Minister Vasily Kuznctsov accusedthc US state department of fabricating the Dalai Lamas appeal to the UN for help against the CommuA loist Chinese suppression of the T1 betan revolt last March At one point committee chair rman Victor Andres Ecluunde of Peru interrupted Kuzneisov and asked him to moderate his innl KNEW You will not be able to gag us when the cold war is re vlved Kumetsov replied This is dead question which it goes into the assembly it will begin to stink worse v5 REPLY Barco said in reply categorically and utterly deny each and every one of the baseless charges made against the United States this afternoon by Mr Kuzneisov The UN he said cannot help Summit In Nov Maes Aim Now LONDON AptPrime Minis tcr Macmillan backed by an overwhelming vote of confidence from the British people hopes to arrange an East West summit conference as early as next month informaan said today Macmillan told the nation Fria day night that the sweeping clecA tion victory by his Conservative party meant clearcut mandate to play our full port in the con staot search Ior peace Macmillan has made it clear he favors quick Western action to takeadvantage of Soviet Prelt micr Khrushchevs current con liauiry attitudexiie also fears thattoo long delay in setting up toplevel talks could produce new international tensions British officials now consider Novemberthe best month to an range asummit conference They are confident President Eisen bower will go along with the idea if French President de Gnulle and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer agree Cant Controlfiioged Programs 0n TVQuizInquiry Is Advised WASHINGTON iAP The Federal unicatioos Com mission told Congress today it cant do thing aboutrigged tale VlSiDfl quiz programs FCC Chairman John Doer fer reported thecommissions pm sition in testimony before liouse of Representatives com mittee looking into the rigging of some bigmoney question and ad swer shows He saidthe FCC cannot cen sor interfere with freedom of speech or provide the manpower to monitor allprograms Doorfer didnt refer directly to any specific program in his tes timony but questioned about the rigging of quiz shows said at one point This is fraudulent practice butnEitherthe prosecuting kells Labor party andvincreasin reported But do Gaulie has leaned to ward another prior session of for eign ministers Adenauer is rcA ported to prefer delaying the summit conference until after Eisenhowers visibto Russia next spring Macmiilan constantly hit on the summit theme during his re election campaign that ended Thursday with the Conservatives thoroughly trouncing Hugh Gnits their unaiority in theHouse Commons to 100 expected held his seat in the re mote Orkney and Shetiaiidls lands The result announced to day leit only one seat still unA It put the makeup of the 630 Labor 258 and Liberal six 496 Pc Vern TORY In winning their third straight national election the Conserva tives piled up 494 per cent of the vote to 439 for Labor attomey in New York nor have been able to pinpoint any viola tion of the law We cantdetermine who has been harmed The home owner certainly didnt pay his way into the show The big questions While Doer fei testified at an unusual Satur day meeting of the committee which had planned to end its in quiry Friday still were ml Will Charles van Daren the first big jackpot winneren the quiz shnws accept challenge to explain his role in the scandal starned Twentyvone proguam If Van Doren continues to ignore pointed invitation to testify will the House legislative oversight subcommittee issue subpoena commanding his api pearance Liberal Leader Jo Grimond as better livingconditioos scat House at Conservative 365 He said the US would have favored inviting the natalLama to addreg the assembly even though lreland and Malay made nosucb suggestion in their pro posal Oi Party In Loss is already beginning to stink it LONDON ReutersNewspa pcrs speculated today that the Conservative party election vicy tory may mean the end of an epoch for the Labor party and possibly the opening of new one for the Liberal The independent Times says the Labor party in st realize that its present policie deadcnd because in the midst of Britains current prosperity va ers cannot be stampededby ac cusations of underprivilege In similar vein The Guard ian Liberal newspaper in Man ches terms the results se vere JolLfor Labor resulting from theunwillingness of young voters to support party tied to one class The rlght Daily Express proposed union of the Liberal and Labor parti The Labor Daily Herald asks Where do we go from here and urges the party to throw away outmoded dogma it inher ited from 19thcentury theorists last lap of his bamstormingdour across Siberia today plugging the twin themes of world peace and The seemingly tireless Soviet leader told cheering audiences from Vladivostok to Novosibirsk where he arrived Friday night that the might of the Communist world is thebest guarantee of peace He predicted steady improve ment in Soviet Russias standard of livinghut said it wouldbc im practical to redueeopriecs imme diately or concentrate industrial resources in areas of the ecorr filmy such as automobile produc lDfl The crosscountry tour is the first ever made by Soviet leader Khrushchev started the tour after leaving Petting where he attended Red Chinas 10th on niversary celebrations Yom Kippur Begins Sunday For Iews NEW YORK APivYomrKip pur mosrsolemn day in the Jew ish calendar begins at sundown Sunday for members of the faith throughout the world lta name means Day of Atone ment The Bible calls for its observ ance as time of fasting self examination of ones deeds for the last year and prayer for for giveness and moral improvement See End have reached from the vote The General Asfbut heed the Dalal Lamas plah Turs Plcruhn taken no th gt first EDMONTON CF The prairies from Winnipeg to tha Rocky Mountains were in the grip of winter today No early blizzards piled snow Jeep over fields whereupto 50 per cent of the prairie grain crop lies in swath loads in all three provinces were heavy with snow an idea of travel conditions as up tols inches of snow fell there it was estimated that in some cases blockedputting crimp inThnnksgivingholiday travel plans While eastern Manitoba and Al berta cleaned up after storms the blizzard which swept through Alberta hii Saskatchewan Friday withfull force up to 50 Visa Expiring Blasts Hospitdl HAILEYBURY tCP Euret Allder 23year immigrant says the Misericordia iin here has refused to fish for an extens at his visa because he has or cized foodandconditions at the hospital The hospital says his criticisni is unfounded Alider came here from the is land of Barbados in the West In dies Jan llzto take certified nursing assrstantfs course ilis student visa expires Thursday and the hopital say it will not ask for an extension as it has done for other stude is Hospital Comptroller Clayton Dunn said Allder was quite problem Alider will get chance to state his case to immigration otiicials Arnold Peters member of iiament for Timiskaming prom ised Friday cameIhere to study said Allder Instead find am being used as an orderly and get little classroom instruction Allder said he wurkr eight hours day six days aweek There wasooly one hour of in structioa weekaad some days no lesson atall Too muehwork at the hospital is left toassistapts Alldar charged on one occasion was told to operate an oxygen tentlt wasnt ml fair to thepatient because knew nothing about it gt Mr Dunn said Aliders sta ments were utterly unfounded He said the hospital began taking students from the West Indies two years ago There have been about 10 so far and Allder isthe first there has been trouble with Mr Dunn said slider snidha has been assured pital at North Bay if he can stay in Canada Haileybury is so north of North Bay nuns Sudcess CAPECANAVEEAL Fla Am The ir Force launched an Atlas missile on 600 mile flight Friday night The aafoot Atlas shot over the Across the state at fig was destroyed on after launching and fell into the Guit of Mexico iles an hour BreakIn Suspect chance to get psychiatric nurs ing training at the into Hos ilak 21 Wounded last May while its Bomarc Fails 3Lords Market on downtown Paik and heavy Atlantic on what appeared to new mm perfect launch ir Force Base 47footBomarc 100 cars were stranded around Brandon and 150 in the Car berryr llilia between Brand piled up drifts Several miles of cars and trucks were stalled at the big Lumsden Hill northot Regina The storm dumped four inches of snow on Region Friday and the temperature dropped to 75 breaking the recordlow for Oct of 33 in 1919 Manyroa central Sas katchewan were bio by drifts HEADS FORMANITOBA Thostorm which brought up to siXainchcs of snow to Alberta Thursday night and Friday was headedJor Manitoba today but with lessened intensity Eastern Manitoba stillis clean ingap from ablizzard which dumpejdizo inches of snow on Brandon Crop damage almost incul culable Gralnis likéIy to stay in the fields until spring when its value will be greatly reduced An estimated 100000000 bushels is In swath in Saskatchewanjalone Shot By Policeman MONTREAL CPlJJolln SCui attempting to rob astore was shot and killed early today by policeman investigating groceryi store breakin Frank MoKa was arrested and charged wrth breaking and entering in connection with the attempted burglary Lwo policemen investigating realrin report cornered Scolak and another man to the renrof Avenue shortly after mldrjight bair order to surrender was swered by barrage of knives cleavch thrown by the on roan moan Truck driver Prank 13de charged with bludgeoning to Dorothy Sept fit death his 10yearold daughter TOKYO AP Commublat China gave clear evidence to night thatdespite the wishes of Soviet Premier Khrushchev it has no intention of ending the cold war 0nd of Pektogs propaganda mouthpieceothe newspaper Ta Kung Pao accused the United States yf aggressive plans against Communist China and rejected any ideaot renounciog the use on and Portage la Prairie on the TronsConada highw thgough the province of Mann EATING TURKEY BACK TUESDAY The Barrie Examin toads taking time out to be thankful Monday Thankful that our readers have shown appreciation for our efforts sine ur turalngto daily publicatio Thankful to our advertisers for their faith in The Examin or as persistent and fair sell ills medium And ileankful that we going through growing pains of coniérs from thrice weekly publication are able in every possible usufyathat eciation andfaith The Examiner will back on the newssLAnda and your doorstep mésday NoViolent Signs of force to settle pute call for way to sol putes was the cyan munique issued aftetv thetalks be tween President Eiscdhower and Khrushchev late last month The Ta Kung Pao article charged that USA For Eastqu cy is one fof prepar for war on launch aggression ontagfi og China interfering in ternal affairs and occupying terrtory of Taiwa tFormosa This has been the theme of highranking Communist Chinese leadersrslnce the to Peking of the Soviet pre er who asked the Mao Tzetung regime to join him in campaign to reduce tenJ sions throughout the world Student FindsBody th Formosa dis GUELPH ca mans badly decompnsed body was and rridayuleaasttremmrto Agricultural hunting in thal Policeldescri ed the ody as that of tall man wearing heavy winter clothing There were no signs of violence Flights 1unn rimsrang Than Moon forecast Russia MOSCOW CP The Russians claim it now is possible to make cosmic flights up to 1000 times greater thanlthe distance from the earth to the moon Radio Moscow Friday broad cost declaration by Professor Alexeiv Pokrovsky senior So viet technologist that the Rus sians have taken big leap aheadof US astronautics The movement of Lunik ill looping around the moon on preset orbit shows that we have mastered to perfection the proper control system Poluovsky said Previous achievements of SO viet spaca rocketry have mad andVenus In these con Itions Pokgrvsky said it is possiblegto make cos mio flights to 400 0009 kilo metres248 000 from about Loco tlmes greater than the distance from he earth to et scientists calculated Fri ght their Lunik or will get another fairly close look at the moon in 1967 With results of its first look still unannounced the space vehi cle is scheduled to head back to earth today The Russians have announced the Loan will coverits predeter mined orbit in lsidays The sttpound device ich Russians call the autom in terplanet station turn to the nity of the earth Oct front speed offl695 mp arson on Gear gian Bay looking for two who have nntrheen seen since Friday morale Georgian Bay was rough Fri day morning said Victoria ii hour 013a when Wilson Isaac and friendnarned King both of St Midlahd set out for ParrySound in apower 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