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OUR TELEPHONES For Examiner Want Ads Toto bone PA 51114 The telephone number to call for the Busing orEditoriat Dept ix PA G637 LOCAL WEATHER hlilder mainl cloudy snowflur ries changing to snow Clearing Saturday afternoon low tonight I5 high tomorrow 39 See PL emu 98th Yea rNo 29 US May Ask Canada Stop Trade TO Cuba ny HAROLD MORRISON WASHINGTON CPD The United States is considering whether to appeal to Canada to shut off trade with Cuba State Secretary Ocan Rusk says American intelligence has disclosed that Fidel Castro is using dollars and foreign ex change to nromote subversion in other countries it trade produces foreign exchange reserves which can be used by the present government of Cuba to strengthen subver sive activities in other countries we thinkwe have to take that into account Rusk told press conference Thursday Asked whether the US would suggest to the Canadian govem ment that trade between Can ada and Cuba be stopped Rusk replied That is something we will take up after this meeting dont want to comment on that today ltusk who spoke with report crs few hours nltcrrrcturning from the Punta dcl Estc meet ing on the controversial Cuban issue was asked to elaborate on the Canadian problem To what extent would all the resolutions accepted at the Puntn del Este conference be effective without the active par ticipation by Canada HOPES FOR SUPPORT Well of course we do hope replied Rusk that other coun tries having seen the clear ex pressions of policy and attitude to the Organization of American States would considerand am not referring to any single country consider whether they might not align their policies with the policies of the interAmerican system think we will find that number of countries will be looking at it from that point of View Canada is not member of the Organization of American States and does not go along policy The US has imposed an embargo on all exports to Cuba with the exception of food and medicine Most imports also have stopped with the ex ception of some items includ ing tobacco In the first 11 months of 1961 the US exported $13600000 worth of goods to Cuba com pared with 3222700000 in all of l960 Imports from Cuba dropped to $32400000 in the 11 months from $367200000 in all of 1960 In contrast Canadian exports to Cuba rose to $21500000 in the first ninb months of 1960 up $11000000 from the similar 1960 period Canadian imports from Cuba dropped to $4000000 from $6700000 in that period Thusin commodity trade the balance was strongly in Can adas favor MAY CUT ALI TRADE Asked whether the US now would cut off all remaining trade with the Castro regime Rusk id this would be looked into Canada maintains no restric tion on Cuba trade with the exception of strategic goods However she does not allow shipment of embargoed Ameri can goods Woman 47 Spends Night HUNTSVILLE Ont CF 47yearold Huntsville woman was in satisfactory condition in hospital Thursday after spend ing night in the bush with temperatures at nearly 50 de grees below zero Mrs Mabel Diplock is suffer ing from exposure and severe frostbite Abospital spokesman said it is too early to decide whether amputations will be necessary She was found Thursday by three ice fishermen lying on the road to Limberlost Lodge near here Police said friend had let her out of his car Wednesday night aftershe said she could walk the eight miles to the lodge Mrs Diplock who was hired as waitress at the lodge few days ago had been at bingo game in Huntsville In Open Almost 50 Below Zero The official temperaturcreadn ing at Huntsville Wednesday night was 34 degrees below zero but residents of Dwight nearer the lodge said they re 1corded temperatures of 47 be cw Convict Pair Of Manslaughter TORONTO CF Two men were convicted of manslaughter Thursday in the death of Charles Nicholls 38 who died 10 weeks after being beaten outside downtown tavern John Hellman 21 of Hanover and Reno Taylor 23 of Toronto were remanded topltlarch 12 for sentence Nicholls was beaten outside the Parkside Tavern June 16 He died Aug 28 in hospital Starr Strikes Back At Critics 0f Liberals Employment Record By ARCH MaeKENZIE OTIAWA CHLabor Minis ter Starr struck back Thursday night at critics of the govern ments unemployment record in on performanc smacking of the election cam paign trail with heat statistics and re cital of government actionex tending to agriculture housing and other areasMr Starr said Deeernbers unemployment was the lowest in five years and tribute to Progressive Conserva tive boldness and imagina tion The Commons opposition would have bad cause to call havoc around the country if the situation had remained as bad as the 195455period under the Liberals he said But that had not been the case The winter works job incen tive program had been intro duced and broadened seasonal unemployment insurance ben efits extended some 170 your nonal training schools author ized and great many people had been put to work in the last four years of Conservative gov eminent See STARRPg Fulton War Risk Labelled ngue By DON HANRIGET OTTAWA CFJustice Min ister Fultons suggestions for changes in emergency cabinet powers on jailing suspected se curity risks in wartime have been labelled by an Ontario law comrruttee as very vague and toothless The same committee says in report made available here that recent proposals alongthe same line by Liberal MP Paul Martin went further than Mr Fultons but did not add any thing useful to that of thegov ernment The proposals made to committee of the Commons last year recommend review of cab inet detention orders made un der the War Measures Act and stem from federal action in the Second World War when large errnumhera of Gonnaasgdtalians and Japanese living in Canada were arrested without being clgrged or brought to trial report on these proposals has been prepared for the civil liberties section of the Ontario Bar Association The authors in clude professor Dr Lower of Queens Uni versity Liberal Senator Chubby Power war time air minister HERES ONE SACRAMENTO Calif AmA bear named Jack was put into cage with lady bear named Judy at Sacramentos William Land park zoo last October Tuesday night Jack had two cubs Zoo director Spen cer said Jack was donated by the Portland Ore zoo which assured him it was male Spencer said guess well just have to change his or her name to Jacque lin9 he said The father Apparently Portland zoo bear with the us strict antiCastro Canada to be used for trans one Sandra Randall 1B ofOt larva waged total war against the winters coldest weather Thursday The mercury bov By DAVE McINTOSII OTTAWA CF American nuclear safety rules are so strict that even in wartimp bom bers of the United States Strat egic Air Command would not arm their lry to on bombs while flying over Canada it was authoritatively here Thursday The government 15 Lib eral predecessor exhibited cus tomary reticence in the Com mons this week in dealing with the subject of flights made by Ués nuclear bombers over Can Defence Minister llarlmess in written reply for Hazen Ar gue House leader of the CCF New Democratic Party group TORONTO CWStrikers at the Royal York Hotel their picket lines bolstered by two other unions and several clergy men were at their vocal best Thursday night in greeting guests for the annual Sports Celebrities Dinner minor incidents marked the steppcdtup picketing as more than 1000 sport fans crossed the linesrto eat the $25 aplate steak dimer Conn Smythé retired president of Maple Leaf Gardens was the centre of the biggest picketline scenesboth entering and leav ing the hotel While most of the guests passed quickly through the lines and into the notchSmythe who is treasurer of the Ontario Sc ciety for Crippled Children re cipients of the dinners pro Plans Discussion of the report was scheduled at todays annual meeting of the bar association WOULD REVIEW Mr Fultons suggested amendment to the actnot yet placed before the Commons it selfwould mean that when detention order is made by the cabinet provision shall aloe be made for the review of the case of every person detained The amendment does not stip ulate time limit for the re view or say who should do it The Vlar committees report notes th during the Second World War the government couldand did disregard the advica of tribunals that had only advisory powers Except as declaration of principle of review the com mittee decides the govem ments proposed amendment is of little value The courts already had ruled that the government afterdc mining person can claim See TOQTIILESS Pg Barrie Ontario Canada Ll ITS coo ered between 21 and 10 de grees below zero in the capi tal and 14mlleanhour wind made it the equivalent of 50 even declined to say whether these bombers still fly over Ca nadian territory The defence department SAC headquarters at Omaha Neil and the 115 embassy here all declined as well to comment on grounds of security on Ca nadinn Press report last month This report said SAC now avoids flying over Canada be cause of Canadian insistence that individual permission he obtained for each nuclear flight over Canada Prime Minister Dicfenbaker said in the Commons June 1958 that such flights do take place He added that it would not be in the public interest to give any indication of the frequency Sports Dinner Goes Do As Scheduled Despite Pickets coeds exchanged taunts with the picketers Dont forget he said when your kids are crippled well take care of them too Mayor Nathan Phillis who has been crossing picket lines set up by the Hotel and Club Employees Union CLC since the strike began got the loudest welcome Ironically he wasnt attending the sports dinner but another function at the hotel Despite belowzero tempera tures up to women and women paraded in front of the Royal York doors Three Anglican clergyman led by Canon John Frank of Old Trinity Anglican Church were among them Paralysing Cold May Ease Slightly ny THE CANADIAN rnnss Paralyzing cold we which sweptEastern Canada for nearly five days is cxpeetedto ease slightly today Temperatures which dipped as low as 40 and 50 balowzero in Northern Ontario and Quebec were coupled with blistering winds and drifting snow in many communitiem Dozens of Ontario and Quebec centres havent been over the zero mark for five days Out West British Columbia and Alberta residents bashed in weather that was 40 and 50 above lowpressure area be tween the warm and frigid masses was expected to draw milder air into Ontario by Sat urday In Sudbury building and con struction projects big and small ground to halt or slowed to crawl as result of the persistent low tempera tures You cant ask man to sit on jadrhammer nag degrees below zero said one con tradorn Warmest it has been inthe afternoon since Sunday in Sud bury is two below Coldest Was 32 below Thursday lowest ever Friday February I962 below the weatherman said He added that the tempera ture will only drop to 20 below Friday morning CP Wire photo IUS Assures Canada On Nuclear Warheads of such flights or the numbers of bombers involved These bombers normally fly so high that they are out of tin earshot and sightfi persdns an the ground Despite the military secrecy surrounding tbcse flights oftiei als said there is no secrecy con cerning one aspect of them The safety rules to preveht any thermonuclear accident These rules make sure that in peacetime the nuclear weap one are not armed that is they are not fused There are manual switches in two separate compartments of the bomber and they are wired in the off position at all times Gas Fitters Get Radio Appeal SAULT STE MARIE Ont CPlAn appeal for fitters and plumbers to tnrnoffhomEEES appliances went out by radio Thursday following storage tank explosion The Great Northern Gas Com Party with 2500 domestic and industrial users in the Sault hope to have service restored by this evening Four workmen were severely scorched when the tank blew up it is believed spark from valve being turned at the plant ignited raw coolgas George Cbelmisk manager of the company said users were advised to turn off all appli ances and leave them off until company employees relit them There were not enough em ployees to cover the area but the radio appeal enlisted about 20 fitters from the Algoma steel plant number of local plumb ETS The injured men were Jerry Paquin Mike Cembal Owen ODonnell and Zoltan Macko They were taken to hospital with burns to the upper parts of their bodies Cembal unifurl in the blast was burned when he dived into the shattered tank to pull out Macko Adoula Heads To New York NEW YORK APlPremier Cyrille Adoula of The Congo was flying to New York today to assure the UN assembly that his government and the UN Congo command are ending the secession of Katanga province as quickly as possible The jCongos fttyearold ge mier is scheduled speak to the assembly at UN headquar zierrrrcre has afternoon he expected tn tell thelMcountry group that further UN debate on The Congo at this time would only hinder efforts to extend his for Feb and lowest for any day in three years govemrhents control over his vast unruly African conotry amp 1536 emitter TORONTO CP An Eco nomic council with wide ad visory powers will be set up in Ontario to help the provinces industry meet increasing world competition Premier Roberts amounted today He named Stanley John Ran dall of Toronto 54 year old president of ner al Steel Wares Limited as chairman of the 17member council Other members will be announced when the councils membership is complete Flanked by Mr Randall and Economics and Development Minister Macaulay the premier told press conference the council is intended by the gov ernment to be the vehicle for achieving cooperation between management labor and govcrrr ment in the promotion of on tarios industrial expansion Reading from zlvpage re port which explained the long awaited council Mr Macaulay said the provinces recent indus ltrial growth has been lnade quote and new ideas attitudes and measures are necessary for its acceleration SERVE WITHOUT PAY The members of the council will be taken from all sectors of the economy serve without pay for approximately three years and man be replaced so new ideas will continue to flow into the council The economic council was proposed almost simultaneously last fall by both the then pre mier Leslie Frost and Mr program and has been referred to frequently since then by Mr Macaulay and Mr Roberts the Ontario economy must on sorb between 50000 and 60000 new workers each year for the next 10 years The opening words of the re give one of the primary rea sons for its existence Daily international compo tition is becoming more severe Powerful trading blocs are de Veloping in Europe and else where Their largescale low eost manufacturing industries are expanding their facilities and penetrating our established markets As consequence Ontario is having greater difficulty in maintaining and developing its gtproecssing and manufacturing industries In addition the mar kets for Ontarios primary prod ucts have not expanded as fast as its capacity to supply them WILL RECOMMEND It sets out the councils pur poses The economic council will in vestigate provincial economic problems and recommend the means to Increase the industrial and marketing efficiency of On tarios economy Maintain rate of eco nomic development capable of absorbing Ontarios growing la bor force without creating in flation and Promote the economic atl Macaulay It was promised in the governments throne speechl The premier has estimated port establishing the council Not More Than per Copyl2 Page vanccment of both Ontario and Canada To achieve its ends the re port envisages host of com mittees No less than in are suggested by name including industrial efficiency fiv nance and research product design regional development vocational education export promotion agriculture tour ism migration government services and even Canadas cen tenary The council is seen as forum for the exchange of ideas reporting to the cco nomics and development minis ter It must be understood how ever that the government alone has to determine what its pole Govt Acts To Promote Industries icy is to be in the light of its own assessth of tho situa tion the report adds The report sets out specific ally the source for its members The Ontario division of the Canadian Manufacturers Asso ciatinn the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and the Boards of Trade will each nominate one member The Ontario Federa tion of Labor the Provi Building and Construction ades Council and Northern Ontario labor will nlo name member each The Ontario Federation of Agriculture will seat two replt resentatives and the Ontario Farmers Union onei Two members will come from See COUNCIL Pg Fire Sweeps Smiths Falls Downtown Block Big Damage SMITHS FALLS Ont CF Firemen hampered by eighthear lowzero temperatures Thursday subdued $150000 blaze that partially destroyed downtown business block in this commun ity of 10000 Some 25 persons were left homeless by the fire whie started in the west sectionv the sprawling building on main street the principal business en The threestorey brick block houses businesses and seven apartments None of the accu pants was injured Although cause of the fire has not been determined it was first noticed on the third floor Businesses affected were hardware store tailors shop candy store coinoperated laun dry mens clothing store hair dressing salon meat storc bak on and radio station CJET Kennedys Dra Damage wasrestrictcd to wa ter and smoke damage was so VEIE At the height of the him till thirdfloor radio station studies had to be abandoned Up to that point Leter Lb flamme stayed alone at the con trols inside while microphonl extension was lowered to the street news director Glenn Eurston mode bathespot reports After the radio staff evacu ated taking with them all the equipment they could carry there was 10minute break in transmission while temporary studio was set up at the trans mitter site four miles south of town Later in the day the staff re turned to the downtown studios to resume operations The buildingbelongs to Arn old Goughmayor of this town 45 miles southwest of Ottawa siic Proposals Wont Affect Canadian Farms By ARCH MACKENZIE OTTAWA CP President Kennedys drastic proposals for shaping United Statesfarm pro duction to demand contain no serious threats to Canadian ag riculture observers here say In fact longrange benefits would result if the program gets ap provai Butprivate1y doubt is eit pressed that the package Will get through Congress in the teeth of an aroused farm lobby Agriculture Minister Alvin Hamilton was aware of the pro grams principles and objec tives some time hetoretliey were made public Wednesday He has had discussions with US AgricultureSecretary Or ville Freeman the most recent at the meeting here lastmonth of the joint CanadaUS contin uing committee on trade and economic affairs Some similarities are seen with policy existing in Canada or envisaged Briefly President Ken nedy would curb over produc tion of various grains and other commodities by letting farmers themselves out back or face cash penalties on their crops EXERCISES CONTROL Canada exercises nd control on production of wheat oats and barley through sales ngptas established by the Cana dian wheat board 115 proposal for alternate land use seeks the same objec tive as the Agricultural Reha bilitation and Development Act passed by Parliament last year With provincial cooperation it would assist the switching of marginal farmlands to other uses such as recreation tree lots or beef grazing Some observers here see no problem for Canadian exports even if the US should begin largescale disposal of its huge surpluses They say that the US would use the world food bank aproved by the United Nations last year plus Presi dent Kennedys iondforpeace plan to distribute much of this rather than the normal com mercial channels TORONTO CWA $30000 000 iron mine is going to be carved out near Kirkland Lake promising the area the biggest economic lift since the once mightygold mines began bit ting the skids Were going to boom again vened Oct 11 ed itch $300000 IN NUTSHELL Ecumenical Council Begins Oct 11 VATICAN CITY AP Pope John announced today that the Roman Catholic Churchs ecumenical councill will be con Mrs Rockefeller Arrives In Reno RENO Nevndo 9351Mrs Nelson Rockefeller arrived in RenoThursdnynightApparently to take up residence in Argentine Recalls Ambassador BUENDS AmESAP Argentina today recalled Am bassador Julio Amoedo fromCuba the foreignrministry anw announced Reeve Gerry Mc Crank of Kirkland Lake The mine expected to pro duce 1000000 tons year of high quality iron ore pellets will be built by Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation to supply the companys expand 00 Mine Planned Will Boost Kirkland Lake ing mills at Aliquippa and Pittsburgh Pa About 000 men will be involved in the construc tion and 400 will be employed when mbdng begins The announcement was read at press conference here by Mines Minister George Ward rope Frontier Roberts who also attended said it will be real shot in the arm for Kirk land Lake T0 PRODUCE IN YEARS To be called the Adams Mine in honor of Avery Adams the companys chairman and chief executive officerit was descr by Mr Wardrope as being one of the largest mpg neti taconite operations in Can Production is expectedtn egin about two years after $15000000 plant at the head of the open mine face and it will be formed into pellets in another $0000000 plant The rest of the $30000000 capitalv investment will go into subsidiary development