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NICOSIA AP Cyprus is Ilki Vast armed carrrp In every town villas the Island republic thous and of young men In some cases even women are receiv ing weapons training 1111a inverish activity can be obierved on both Greek and Thirklabvcypriut sides The GreekCypriots who not number the Turkish Cypriots four In one say Ihey are pro pariog to repel threatened in vulon from the 1ner maln lsnd to rnlles Imm the tslaads north coast TurkishCyprIots Isolated In scores of villages scattered all over the Island and in the Turk ish sectors of the Islands six main towns claim they are pre paring to repel threatened Greek attack Fear motivates both sides and out of fear has coma or ganisation and planning Slnce fighting broke out at Christmas two distinct defence forces have sprung up on the islandone Greek one Turkish Each is composed of hunt dreds of Irregulars built around Seek OiCoEd NASHVILLE Tenn art Pollce are pressing search for the killer ot pretty loyeaoold University of Tennessee coed feariul they may have Bos ton strangler on their hands The body of Paula Herring was found In the bloodspattercd den of her borne Saturday night where she was baby sitting with sixycaMId brother Police said the bloode student home for the weekend from the University of Knoxville was shot and killed after site had been thrown to the floor In struggle that lett her bruised and scratched DIstrIct attorneys Investiga tors think the slayer may have been an uncaught prowler who has terrorized the suburban area or months Along with cases of window peeping and doorrntlllng several ropes and attempted rapes have been re ported in the area since Sep tember Included were reports of bushy halred young man who tries to break down doors and flees swiftly onfoot when he is seen INNISIII stores nucleus of the former uni fied Cyprus police force I000 rrrensod the women army POLICE ARMY SPLIT After the outbreak both po lice and mar3 lulll up late so percent In Turkish component parts The Greek Cypriot fighting force is almost completely con trolled by than using the com do guerra AkrItss the iron tiersmsn He Is entrails be lieved to be GreekCypriot lay 11s terlo Minister Potycarpos Icon gadirs The at year old Georgsdlla was one of the sblast lieuten ants of Gen GeorgeGrim the legendary Dighenir who com manded the EDNA Greele riot undergde in its fight for iode ndence against the Brit lsh etwcca 1055 and 1050 It was natural or Georaod ils to fall back on old EOKA comrades for expansion oi the Greek Cypriot fighting force About 4000 former EOKA men were already organised in EOKA fighters clubs to the nian towns and villages These men provided the first bands of lrrcgulars who rushed to aid tbepollca when the tint shots rang out in Nicosia STRENGTH BOOSTED Wltb various kinds of we puns the Cypnrs police force was transformed Into para military organlmtion and its strength increased through the addition of several hundred men from the irregular forces An increase In the number of regu lor policemen appears to he governed by availability of wea pens At the some time to stream line the organisation of Greek Cyprint fighting forces bun drcds more lrrcgulars were drafted as spean constables luforrncd acumen say the to McKinley Winner Oi Indoor Title SAIJISBURY Md Chuck McKinley won the US national Indoor tennis cham pionships Sunday by defeating his US Davis Cup teammate Dennis Rolston 1513 so on 3d 64 McKinley is topseeded US player and was ranked No here Balaton the defending champion was needed No Township Students Keep BGS Posted By ItGB We had expected our mail to be flooded with letters from school pupils after our offer to give space to those who sent us news that had not already been in print However the first to reach us was again from the some class that sent the pre vious letter This time Bruce Martin was the writer During the past few weeks there have been few things happening in Innisfil Bruce wrote On the third of the month Mr Macklem our in specter complimented us on our last years pupils who went into eollegiate Streud grade eighte have stood eitherfirst second or third in three years at BDCC We wrote to our parents ask ing them to come out and watch the hockey game Feb 10 for the cause of raising money for the Red Cross Ear the last few weeksrisbingon Lake Slmcoais improving Last Sunday some fish buts were lost because of strong wind Atthe Streud Community Rink on the week end the inside waa worked on and the rooms and outlets were completed The ice is good enough for hockeyaud skating on the weekends and weekdays Linda Small was married on Feb to Glen Young They will live at 195 Barton AvenueI Barn rIe In the hockey game on Feb 10th David Fraticka team won with score of to MORE HOME NEWS In another newsy letter irom homewe learn that Reeve Cach rena did his part in judging some of the competitions at the Barrie Camival tbus assuring the wben Inniafilneeds some help at the township picnic this somertheycao call on Barrie to beon handTIte Reeve rand Mrs Nelson participated in the judging oulSaiurdaypand on SundayiMra McCorrision assisc ted him In judging horse and cutter turnouts The letter men tions that Joe looked well ins hersebide overcoat and fur cap plus fur gauntlcts and cone His partner wore gay 90s outfit plus big beaver hat and many people with cameras took pictures at them Perhaps the big bat worn by the lady was one of the attractions In Toronto weekend paper airmailed here we were happy to see an article written by George Cadogan former news editor of The Examiner George with his wife and daughter took off on freighter trip to Spain last year and this is an account of their journey accompanied by some of their household pate GETTING TAN During the past week the weather in Florida has warmed considerably andif one can shelter out of the north wind the sun is good for tan only it must be done carefully as ones bide can get burned if one is at all susceptible The Bill Sudrerlands called on us this week on their way to put Mrs Robertson on the plane card from Charlie Henry told usJothls attempt to locateus here without suc cess Howcer as we tell every one line to Stroud will soon reach us Tomorrow the into in Wash ingtons Birthday sndls one of the days that the storm ad vertise fabulous bargains The Webbs Cityvalore and many others are offering bargains which have never been equalled they say However bargain is only that when one can buy something theyneed at spe cial price We have just so much room in our car and so cannot load up with anything we do not need Howeverwe will be among the shoppers lust to see what goes on Canadian omctlOirChmcth Fatal Toll Set At 41 Accidents claimed it lives in Canada during the weekend anon than half of them In traf survey by TheCeaadiao Press from pm Friday to midnight Sunday local showed in traffic deaths seven fire deaths flve drownings and seven unclassified deathsthree by carbon monoxide firmer two by strengtdotioo one by expoa fire and one in tractor mis BI Quebec led with It deaths 12 truffle and two fire Ontario bed It deaths Thom were four traffic fatal ities in Ontario one drowning three children were killed by fumes from car running In closed garage two others acet deolaliy hanged themselves and man was killed when his free tor overturned Saskatchewan had three traflt ilc fatalities and one death by exposure Manitoba had three the deaths two New Brunswick had two traffic deaths and Alberta one traffic and one drowning Three persons were presumed drowned in British Columbia Newfoundland and Prince Ed ward islaod reported no deathi The survey does not include known suicides and slayings or natural or industrial deaths The Ontario dead SUNDAY Denis Brlmet Elmvaie ac cidentally hanged himself in his parents garage SATURDAY Three children of Mr and Mrs John anIlng of Tor onto Mary 10 Andrea15 and John died when overcome by exhaust fumes from car run ning lo closed garage Dennis Mills 20 St Thomas when his car struck hydro pole Maurice Linotte to Hamilton after two car collision Friday night Henry Little is when placed beneath his tractor on his farm north of TIllsonhurg Lavema Mlsner 21 Brent ford when the car In which he wasrldlng struck hydro polo John Alphonso Hunter on Lucknow when his car went over an embankment two miles east of Wingham Frank Gibbons is Fort WII tiam accidentally banged him self in his basement FRIDAY William Pratt 50 Walkers Point drowned when his truck went through the toe on Lake Muskoka Collin Case Govt Probe QUEBEC CFKt Quebec royal commission appointed to investigate the case of Wilbért Coffin begins work today The oneman royal commie slon isnt expected to start been lin51 testimony until March at Adjournment for week is ex pected today after some pre liminaries Including submis BIOII of the book JAccuae lesAs aasslos de Coffin Accuse Cof fins Assassins by Montreal author Jacques Hebert The bestselling book caused so much controversy late last year when It was published that the Quebec government ap pointed Judge Roger Broesard to study the cooling or the wit bert Coffin case 10 years ago Coffin banged in Montreal Feb 10 fooddied maintaining his Innocence He was convicted ottha slayhig in 1953 of Richard gfiIdsay 11 ot Hollidayaburg and Nova Sootta GREEK cvrntm trainee pcllcomeu aim rifles from rocky hillside near Nicosia as they undergo an area drill These recruits are recent ad ditions to the wows police force having been added since the start of fresh outbreaks wars Remand varM moww av Lev nrocrmr Hearing Of Long Ride The one at Vincentlaul MIi ler so charged with stirred robbery was remanded for one wok by Magistrate It For tar lncourt here Friday the court was told Miller had pleaded guiltyto the charge withdrewbir ea changed It to mofnotgu aodthenuked for psychiatrist Tho psychiatrist wu not able to be In court Crown Attorney John Murphy at be doubéed theuaecufid Tim on psychiatrist to get the full bene It of psychiatric evidence Mr Murphy said tie lr not eligible for legal old but we will bond every eifort to get legal aid of strlte between Greek and hiritiab Cypriots AP ero Photo via cable from London North Toronto School Wins Kiwanis Festival TORONTO CPI Capacity Ladies trio sa King Second school bands Cone crowds attended the IBM Kl wanla Music Festival Saturday North Toronto Collegiate took first place with mark of I9 in the secondary school bands Canadian composers class in second place in this class was the Porter Concert Band directed by Earl Stnard The high mark of the days classes was on awarded to the Canadian Acada of Mu sic orchestra oi Barre In the open accordion orchestra class St Johns United Church choir of Stratiord won the Sun day scbool for junior church choir class for 15 year chin and under with mark of 91 PlatJags of contestants from outside Toronto included Wilson Edward Ladies choir Barrio Small vocal ensembles at years and underl Sllsf Ars galn Singers Niagara Falls Ladies triple triot King Ed ward Ladies Choir Barrie Accordion orchestra It years and underl Canadian Aced emy of music Barrie Accordion orchestra It years and underd Canadian Acad any of Music Barrie Accordion orchestrai Caner dIoo Academy of Music Barrie Oratorio solos oootraitoe Patricia Gordon Lindsay Contralto solo amateurs only Patricia Gordon Lindsay Second rebool hands march class Group locketby Composite School Buchaai Sudbury Plans uclearFree Europe Zone LONDON AP Harold son said Saturday the Labor government he expects to lead will work within the Atlantic al liance to try to establish nu clearfree zone in cmtrsl Eur ope Ite scorned suggestions that Britain under the Labor party would move away from her al lies toward middle or neutral position between the American and Russian superpowers We shall remain loyal to the alliance the 47yearold chair man of Britains Labor party said firmly In partnership with our al lies but not separately from them wawould went to do everything in our power to seize on present opportunities for re moving tension between East and West In anintervlawwlth The As socioted Press Wilson ranged over bump and foreign affairs with confidence he has seemed to transrrtit to the he leads EXPECTS ro WIN There is general expecta tion in Britain that Laborwlli win the general election when ever itis hold said Wilson He made plain he shares 1that err pectatfon 0nWestern tradgwlth Coma muhlst nationabe said tbereis no difference between the La bhr policy and the Conservative vitw that Prime MInisterSIs Alec pensionHome outlined to President Johnson in Washing ton last week In generatwa doioothelleve Im the struggle forcompetitive co existence Wilson said new Parliament must be elected by Nov It is up to Sir Alec to pick the general election date In the event of Labor victory Queen Elizabeth would call Wilson to serve as prlrnamlnlster and ernment Labors plan forn nuclear free zone is in llne with its ap proach to nuclear Weaponry In general As party spokesmen have de fined thalr attitude they see the US and Soviet Union as the only powers capable of devel oplogvaodcontmlling the au clear deterrent Yet Labor would continue to keep and to deploy Britains present stock of tactical nuclear weapons dlan composers classa Barrio Collegiate band Fisher Second school bands Class Group la Barrie Collegiate Fisher Glrls choir two part 17 years and underT Siaat Ara gala Singers Ann Dumbletoo Niagara Falls Morritton High School Hannahson St Cothsrioes Sunday school or in church choirs 15 years and underl St Johns United Church GD Scott Sirotford Secondary school bands chat lease classl Barrie Collagi ate Band Fisher Sudbury concert band Diana Brault be part of awfder program formulated in 1067 by the late fIugh Galtskcll then the party leader as the basis of Euro pean settlement It foresees bltbybit approach to arms con trol to withdrawal of nuclear weapons and to the reunion of Germany In some ways It would cut across existing NATO policies Big stocks of US nu clear arms are kept In West Germany form gov Tbe denuciearlsed sone would roacoMPLere waver uneven sonnet vlttihnnlop Acrosfm Oneenr that blockade or economic sanc None are Ibaright way to fight free Th bodies of Euiene in Lind iay 47 land FredericClaar 2n Gaspa also were found the Peninsula forest are tbéy had been hunting Experts saidthey igdbeen shot to death though dies had been mutilated for hire At previous bearings the pro secution alleged that Miller un lawfully armed with italic forced taxi driver James Couttr to drive him to Hamilton after Coulis answered call for taxi In Barrio Miller toldtbs court that he remembered nothing of the in cident and bad had or black out Describing what he remember ed Miller said had bad lot of also am not can how many bottles drank beer at the American Hotel In the afternoon and at night lltayedathomewfth my more brother and soother last remeniber was watch ing the Bob Hope Show Questioned by Ilir Murphy Miller said he had had drink lng problem for four years and had been treated to hospital tor loss of memory Soviets Blast Stalin US MOSCOW AP Soviet mil itary leaders celebrated the oath anniversary of the Soviet armed forces Sunday byde nounciru their countrys Stallo ist era and the United States They claimed the US has been threatening to destroy not only the Soviet Union but Chins and other Communist countries The Sovietmarshals called this impossible and said any tempt would be met with In exorable atldcvntatlng retribu tion Banned Biologist Continues Search For Blood Serum LONDON Reuters Ono ton Namenr selfdaugbt bio llgist whose anti leukemia senrm was condemned last month by French medical or parts will continua his work in Britain it was learned Sunday This assurance was given Daniel Davie Scottish bus nessman who has offered 93000 69000 year to flnanco the work Naessens who flew to on don Saturday met reprucnta three of organisations interested to his work Agreement was reached to let up group to pursue anyctreatmeot which might help sufferers from the blood cancer scrum has been proved value to arid myself proved serious man Naessens eaid Five hundred persona have treated since 10th are still alive he added Davie said he planned na tional appeal to aid Noessens He said Noessens would con tiouo his work In Britain no matter what happens in France number of British children who were flown to Naessens clinic in Corsica for antileu kemia treatment had to he re turned to Britain when the French government banned the serum after French medical au thoritles said It was or no value News of his claims had caused rush of mothers with sick children to Corsica There are 29 great whiskies As for Stalin and his methods the marshals said he crippled Soviet production and seriously weakened the armed forces be fore the Second World War Since Stalin everything has been changed claimed Marshal Varsity Chulkov In an article in till newspaper Soviciskaya Boa it Also criticizing Stalin was Do fenea Minister Marshal Radian Moiinoveky who praised the Communist party for mom ely denouncing the Stalin per sonality cult and the methods produced by it He said the partys action has provided vast scope for the creative activities of the pen as Marshal Andrei Gradiko writing to the military newspae perIraenaya Zvcrda Red Star used the word enornyf in referring to the West TRY EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7232410 PHONE 725027 BURNH BmeGI AUTOMATIC DEUVIIRY FUEL OIL MAYESlilllllllll LIMITED IMVespraBt Barrie on Private Stock CANADIAN ltllI SKY