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OUR THEPHONES Examiner flint All rele phone PA mm The telephone number to call for the Business or Editorial Deptll PA um 95th YearNo 295 ill FRANCE TWériiYLOne As Eisenhoiiver Arrives TOULDN Franco CF Fit and cheerful after threeday Mediterranean cruise President Eisenhower landed in France to day for Westem summitmeet in that may need peacemaker An echoing 21 gun solute greeted the United States cruiser Des Moincs as shehrought the president into Toulon harbor French sailors snappedto atten tion as the president stepped down the gangwoy to French soil Escorting the Des liloines into harbor were the French cruiser Colbert and the destroyers Chev alier Pual and Du Petit Thouars wiiich picked the presidential con voy up 50 miles at sea The president was wearing dark overcoat nude black hom bnrg Gnamno av MINISTER As he stepped ashore State Minister Louis Jacquinot stepped fnrwnrd to greet him in the name of President dc Gaulle As Jocquinot made warm welcoming speech Eisenhower stood barehonded and smilingbe side him His person interpre ter Col Vernon tors dis crcotly translated in his ear The president answered in Eng lish that the underlying affcc tion and respect of our two na tions each for the other has never stopped Eisenhower looked well and rested after three days at sea following his strenuous tour of eight countries and three contin ents in the last 15 days Thurs day he met Tunisian President Habib Bonrgniba He told reporters that hewas feeling fine Sleep is what have done best while aboard he added with grin The president also got big West Authorizes First Step xv laugh out of asmaii present sent him by some of the men aboard the accompanying aircrdft car ricr Essexa rag doll depicting golfer in cap looking up on his backswing The president sent his French escort signal saying am deeply honored by the presence of this magnificent escort Your ships are beautiful and measure up to the highest traditions of the Freneh Navy At the docksidecercmony Eis enhower said that while not ali ways has everything beenclear sailing between us under General dc Gnniie France and the United States are part of great coalition and we are determined from imposition of strength to pursue peace osmuch as we pos sihiy can We are sure that one day we shall win out NATO DISPUTE Some leaders ofthe North At lantic alliance awaiting Eisen bower in Paris looked to him to dosomething about de Gnulies newly reaffirmed stand against putting French military forces under control of the NATO com mand But there was considera ble doubt in Paris that even the US presidents muchvaunted powersof persuasion would make much headway with the strong willed French leader State Secretary Christian Her tet arrived in Toulon this morn ing to greet the president He will accompany Eisenhower on the nineihour train trip to Paris and advise him of theweeks devel opments in the French capital France isthe ninth country on Eisenhowers goodwill tour which has drawn enthusiastic support for his theme of peace with free dom at every stop Integrated Warning System toward an tegrated system to warn of an air attack on Waste ern Europe but have left for pres idenis Eisenhower amide Ganlle the major question of whether NATO could order French planes into action against the attack This is the chief resultof the annual policy review by foreign defence and finance ministers of the 15 members of the North At lantic Treaty Organization The threeday meeting ended here Thursday with France agreeing to formula for establishing the warning system but still refusing to put any of its qrce under NATOS unified Ami tary com mand The United States wants forces of all NATO powers unified under the alliances central command to defend Western Europe in the face of do Gaulles opposition the Americans urged that at least an integrated defence he started WEEKEND CHOKE The NATO ministers left up to Eisenhoweras well as it ishV Prime Minister Macmillan and Chancellor Adenauer to secTif they could make some headway with the French pres RCMP3 Layli qua TORONTO CPURCMP officershave laid gt mg ilicit liquor against 63 ltaiianborn immigrants toiletsbig 75 raids in the last three days The ds followed seizure of 287 gallons of moonshine in Plan MayCureIDeht conterenclggthis The NATO council approved Canadian proposal that the alli ances military brains he mob lized to study disarmament ihi was min of Canadian Foreign Minister Howard Greens major subjects of discussions during the meeting and it is expected to result in formation of NATO group that will draft specific sug gestions for the 10 member United disarmament committee that meets in Geneva next Febrnary FINAL COMMUNIQUE The NATO ministers did not mention military integration in their final communique which proposed to make determned effort Lto guarantee the neces sary strength of the alliance Paul Henri Smirk Qs secretary general told skepti cal reporters that despite the routine wording the commu nique lm sfied very satis lied despite your apparently cy nical smiles Admiral Jerauld Wright told press conference NATOs naval arm is more than holdingitsown in vast gamefofhideandseek press rims Prisons with the submarine fleetssof the let Union Charges arges of hav house here Monday LANSING Mich APiA revenue plan which would pump 537000000 into Michigans debtridden treasury was passed Thursday night by the state Senateand sent to the House of Representatives Tifapped In carLilo Hour Lennon on omen man and woman were inapped in heir car for an hourearly today after the vehicle ripped through guard rail ona bridge east of the nto the Thames River and plunged 40 feet More Homes BuiltIn Canada moi CPINew dwelling uni during the first nine monthsof this completed inCanada ose to 100333 from 96006iri the same periodof 1953 the bureau of statistics re ported toda HARRIETWhen iheFiyers etes they will be three men WillgPiayThree Short taketho ice tonight against the short Defenceman Bob Wright has been out for the past three weeks Pierre Gagne is suffer ng from poisonedfoot and Marcel Tessier has neck infec tion Redéfinespllmgteui Stains TORONTO CPDProvincial Trellill erm amateurism todayandexemnte teams from paying amusement tax Thencw treasury board ruling says that any hockey pic Nm is matted an eleven ig less than $3056 rhieeiKiiiéi Gas Fumes PRESIDENT EISENHDWER Seven Months Iaii For Glass Attack An appeal may be lodgedby Hiyearold Aurora men convict ed today of grindinga broken beer gl into another mans face at radiords village Inn Clifford Beasley vasconvict ed of assault and scntencedto seven months in jail at Bradford Court this morning Boasley told Bradford Magis trate Barron another man pushed his wife and fighten sued He was parted from the other man Roy Fisher and taken out side waiter told the court Boas iey came back in picked up glass broke it and gauged Fisher in the face leaving sears which pilinllnobably remain with him or roasanves wrn moment or Ohio nets Mrs 93 years of dont so in livingiso long Survivor PLEASANTDN Galif APF blinking the sunlight stumbled up from two weeks of amole like underground existence They were human experiments in how to survive nuclear fallout Each had lost three tofive pounds The mens skin bad confinement palior bath and big meal be they couldhave remained for two more weeks in the 1200 square foot steel quonsethnt 20 feet below the earthssurface complete success said Dr Wolmer Strope chief of the US Navy Radiology Laboratorys mil spent the time with The men Dr Strope said it was the largest such test in the United States The men subsisted on peunlit tions and special diet developed by the US department ofagri culture LONG BEACH Calif AP Deadly gas spread through an underground water line Thursday night turning it into tunnel of silent and explosive horror Three men war 11 on the pipe Two were itically burned by gas explosions come by fumes but to recover The blasts sent 15foot columns of fire soaring out ofopea man holes spaced at twomtle constructionarc Joe Snow 35 and Allen Holmes 394wareworking in an openm hole Holmes told police he lit acigaret VA tremendous explosion followed Holmesr and Snow weraenguife flames Crazed with pain Holmes leaped out of tbemahholé is arms and chest charred by the flames He doused the flames in puddle then jumped back into the hole and resenedSnow The were taken hospital inerit cal condition About tiireeblocks from where Holmes and Snow were rescued firemen found three bodies inan Two needs were uppermosta But the 96 all said that if need itary evaluation divisionuflehad butter bars standard army rar tine piojcct were killed by fumes other part of the tunnel Alivwere Parchment Greeting Gard Has Place of Honor Oneal the largest greeting cards ever sent across the At lanticla four by threeth parch mentscroii inscribed in old Eng lish script was received by the Brigadier of Canadas Fourth Brigade in Germany with chuckle and toast to the send ers Brigadier Purvcs and his associates of Camp Borden The greeting card carried by Examiner staff reporter Milan Korcok just home from the Canadian Army bases in Europe wos presented to Brigadier Don ald Cameron at luncheon in Fort Henry near Soest attend farmers Win Tractor Motion BRAMPTON c9 Farmers and businessmen almost equal ly divided on Peel Countys i7 mcmber council met headon Thursday and the farmers nudged he businessmen into the ditch Council voted to consider fur ther proposal to support an amendment to the Highway Traf fic Act permitting minors from 14 to is to be licensed drive tractors on provincial ways Reeve Cyril Clark armor said reins to support the pro posal wa ridiculou The farm youths are eve Brigade Mess ed by aftofficers of tbelirigadc headquarters The greeting card sent from one buddy to another both Pur ves and Cameron have been close personal friends for yeaisl explained that certain itin erant scribe scholar and gan tiernan Milan Knrcok of The Barrie Examiner currently upon pilgrimage to observe certain warriors encamped there is des ignated special courier to carry seasons greetings from Com mander at Camp Borden Bri diet Purvcs D50 CD Brigadier Cameron was visib ly pleased to receive the mem ento and he remarked how pleasant it was to hear from Camp Borden and Brigadier Purves again Cameron was Commandant of the School of Infantry in Borden from 1950 to 1951 shortly before his Brigade was posted to NATO duty in Germany After the ceremony which was concluded by around of toasts the pardnnent greeting was framed and now hangs ina place of honorin the Officers Mes in Fort Henry further tributcto the solid arity elthe armed forces at nine And abroad wasshown as oapabléas mén What are we to do Ii men to drive our traato Deputy Reeve ohm Live Li lForTinrO Weeks The only contacts were two Ninety six bearded men eyes way radiopperated by DTStropc and closed television circuit by which psychologists on the outside kept themennnder surveillance To pass the time the men con ducted round the clock dice game bridge tournament and whisttonrnament Some played shuffle board Auxiliary power brought in air through baffled ventilators An auxiliary gerator supplied else tricity The men had 15000 gai lons of water at the start when they got out the water wes al most exhausted Toronto Late For Work Today TORONTO iCP Thousands of workers were late today when about fifth of the Toronto Tran sit Corrnnissinn bus and street car drivers failed to report for workapparently in protest over wage negotiations The worst jams were reported in the east end The northAsouth subway was the only line not affected TIC ChairmanCharla Walton appealed to employersta dismiss workers early so they wi home in the non rushpc because we dont think we will be able to restore normal serv men just didnt show up for work We had no ndieiition in advance Syd Hare secretary rtreasuier ofttie Toronto division Street Railway Employees Union CLO sald heknéw nothing bnwild eat walkout ASKS QUICK MEETING The IFC demanded quick meeting with union in Ihopes 10f restoring noliriaiservice Contract negotiations became ion ns negotiating committee offerpby the commusio The recommendation wil standing frontier deadlocked Thursday when the recommended rejection ofawage of the liquor board said would being sold illegally by public relations personnel of distilleries before the board could take ac4 ionu He was referring to an article saying distiiiéri sell liquor avér the telephone ZUnder0ntari lawall liqno must besold through government store with PEKINGReuters Premier Chou Envloi has offered to begiii talks with Prime Minister Nehru beginning Dec 26 the long ute between Red Chinnand India He suggested they meet in lany place in China or else in the Burmese capital ofRangoon here tonight Chou welcomed the China had already given orders to that effect to its border guards Referring to charges made in an lndian note to Peking Sunday personnel eapturedin recent bor had been arbitrarilymsserted iective facts SHOULD CONSULT dn Nov 16 Chou said the two countries should consult on how ttoops from the border northeast outpost of Lo der im the Toronto Globe and Mail in shaltword letter sentto Nehru Thursday and published indi leadcrsproposal to stop sending out patrols and said that Chinaliad maltreated Indian der incidents Chou said that this by Indiadisrcgarding the on Replying to letter from Nehru far each should withdraw ts otherdlsputed places on the bor Silva our stock room orr STREET SEATTLE AP Hickory dickory dock the Jeweler ran down the clock the Biacks struck as one batties not done diekory etc etc Nonsense Not to Seattle family which bought an old 20foot sidewalk pedestal clock for $25 six montts ago and fought today for the right to keep it ticking away on downtown street Save our clock was the crycnrried by Mr and Mrs Dean Black to the board of pub lic works jeweler Homer Carroll demanded that the board have the clock removed from in front of new additionto his store it disturbs the appear ance he said The Blacks pleaded or its preservation as piece of his my The 52 year old clock also has become part of Black family ritual Oncen week they lead their two children Lisa 2r and Carla months in the car and godowutown to wind it elesaysr two epprters not case of junior om dei ery without pe di lieries accepted ets none asked for permits or vir tea au thorization and all said they would deliver the story adds have to have proof that liouor There no evidencethat an actual salewos made Mr Coll ings noted Well take action immediately there is shch ev dence He it is legal fora pur chaser to employ an agentto buy door to him as long as the agent had aislgnedorder and the purcha mit choirsLil onen Tongailii on Frontier DiSpiite With Nehru either side should be stationed at any of the disputed places The Longiu outpost manned by Indians was overrun by Chinese troops iiiAugust one of series of incidents inthe last year that has sharpened the frontier dis pute seas Gaga For The Missingg MONTREAL CP Two sur Vivors have been picked up from the wreckage of two United States aircraft inNortiiern Ontario Air Defence Command atncarby St Hubert reported today The two rescued were Capt Roy Minor 34of Mandtester Tenn and ideal Theodore Adams 24 of Graenviile 50 The condition of both men was reported good Lieut Adams copilot ot the 47 jet bomber that collided with do Flm jet interceptor Thurs day was flown after his rescue to the United States radar site at Pagwa by the RCAF for medical treatment Capt Minor pilot of the bomber is believed to be aboard rescue helicopter SEEK TWO OTHERS Meanwhile searchers condoned efforts to locate two other per sons aboard the 847 and the pilot of the fighter plane VWreckage of thotwo aircraft was located abdut 42 miles nprth east of Pagwa in bush country Reports to St Hubert were that Lient Adams said three shots were heard during the night said it is serious situation when the vernrnentr allows violations ants liquor laws The OntarioLiqnor Commission could not help but know that the law being broken itiiad winked at its etion for years PM Macmillan Arrives In Paris rams ceirciime Minister Macmillanflew here today for the Western summit meeting and said at the airport l1e is con vinced unifiedopproach to the East will be produced in the weekend sessions am convinced all arrive atthat unity which is the essential prerequis ite for thesuccess of anymeeh ing with the Soviet leader he saidin abrief arrival speech Chancellor KonradAdeaauer of West Germany arrived bypiane laterand said he came for talks aimed atthe welfare andpeace otEuropeandvtheworld while he awaited rescue Coptq Minor said he fired only two shots This was takenrto mean that others may still be alive and RCAF continued on intensive search of tho area250 north of Sault Ste Marie Tapperature in the area this morning was not reported to St Hubertjbut visibility was givenflao 12 miles with moofoot ceiling IDENTIFY OTHERS Identity of the othersaboard the planes gait the timcof tho cros was up as Lieut Ci lord Treu 27 of Canadas pilot of the F102 Lieut LloydA €071127 goisfi fellatio and Licnt areon uh zeoklah City Okla gt Hunt was uhoardthii bomber as an observer The others weri regularcrew Living at the hombers Little Rock Aria base are Miltons Wife and three children Adams wife Horns wifé and one son and Adams wife Hunts Wita and two children live at Jackson ville Ark ileus wife and son live near the fighters Kihclieloe Mich base N0 HOMES INVOLVED The planes hit at about 115 pmESl 30000 feet above the rugged bushland They were on name calmly isJnileJ radioed geneFai location FitLt Gordonnrown of the RCAFs central experimental and proving establishment Quebee City Brown was piloting CFItio telcaptor on flight to Western Canada He swooped low to es tablish pinpoiiit fix andjea ported seeing parachute in tree and one survivor walking aboutsin the snow The RCAFseareh andresmia unit at Trenton atched both copier singl engined Ottar aircraft and itwotwinengined Dakotas to Kapuskaslng nearest airpan tazthe scene The USAF sent helicopter carrying surgeon apt Harry Hahn fromthe Kinchelue base Darkness and wind kept itirom immediate rescue DAKOTA ROPSLSUPPLIES Ducking under cloud ceiling 400 feet Dakota the opped food clothing gear The acne tried night lien copter flight FitLt Harold Ti onbronghtTiie maehinetd foul miles the site fore new drovehimback it Hegel auraa runrant ramps as KAIus lua mgigior ale1 era EESEEi