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wmeame Rf rosin William Houla left and linger Decarie cochairmen of the Council of l05till Un ions don placenta and loin Ilium striking postal workers in Of tavln Mr Houloa algn reads lot is practised yet little is given Action not words 10 monom fSWirling is VNiqjgam Rive transits PICKET Ton other union officials icin ed them in an attempt to boost the morale of the vworlr ora GP Wircphoto SvovietCzechpispute fSifalls Missile leks WASHINGTON AP Ncgo tlationa for starting USSoviet talks on curbing the superpower missile race appareme have been stalled by the Krernllus Empation with Czechoslova This is the explanation widely advanced in Washinan as to why the two major atomic pow Is have yet to annoiinae the ongcnpected opening sous slons about restraining their own arms competition it now is four weeks to the day since Foreign Minister An drei Gromyko officially slg nailed Soviet readiness to begin the tallrs for which Washington had been pressing for to months President Johnson quickly responded with an announce irient July Agreement has been reached between the governments of the 115511 and the United States to enter in the nearest future into Mons on the limita tion and reduction of both offen slve strategic nuclear weapons delivery systems and systems of defence against ballistic mis silos US authorities said at the time that US£oviet diplomatic exchanges would be necessary to outline the sublect matter of the talks and agree on what cat egories of personsshouid be as signed to the negotiating teams since the atomic missiles ones Charge Youths Were Too Harsh OTTAWA CP Charges have betu laid against two offi cers of the Dttawa Youth Serv ice Bureau alleging they inflict ed harsh disciplinary action against nineyourold would the bureau Charged under the Criminal Code are James Keech exec utive director of the bureau and George LAhbe nhlldthera pIs The men were accused by Gloucester Township police of unlawfully by means of threats of Violence making Robert Des champs walk or runin front of motor vehicle as means of disciplinary action Police say that because the youngster had run avaay from the Riverside Drive Youth Hos tel he was forced in ssdegree weather Monday to run for at most two hours in front of car in Gloucester Township Indig nant residents of the area phoned the police The two men Were ordered to appearin county magistrates court Aug Students Bring counter PrOpOShl NDON Ont GP Uni of Western Ontario pics pusalthat the universitys sen rate investigate and make re commendatiom on ailserio disciplinary matters prompted quick counterproposal byIWcst 3r student oouncil Wednce av in an announcement Tutsday university president Dr Carlton Willlcmasaldthe unl versitys senate will be asked to investigate and make recom mendetions to the board of gov ernors on any disciplinary mat ter whi may invo ethasus paiisiun limlssa of any member my the university oommu expulsion tion goes to the heart of thc mil ltary might of the two great mm EXPELIED AN ACCORD Butrtliese US officials had generally expected that an ac cord on time and place to begin the talks would be virtual ly wrapped up by the time the lination Geneva disarmament conference convened for its summer session July 15 Instead the nearest fnhira of which Johnson spoke ls lengtheninghy the day and ad ministration sources now airy from predictions on when thg dismions may start While the dad state of the preliminary negotiations is so cret it is understood that some days have elapsed since reply of any tried was received from the Soviets to the last US pro nasal about how to proceed Discover the Wonderlul lllllllllllll lllllllli TRAL7BFAZERTGAMPERS is SALES sasNTALs BOOK EARL You is IT Tovouassir To VISIT THE KNOTlY PINE on on anonn StORTSARAMA AND sec in LARGESTDISFL Yde CAMPER TRAllEitSZA Suoriiss lN ONTARIO in the absence at any official word from Moscow explaining the delay ina Soviet response US strategists now are inclined to rattrihutcr it mainly to the priority Soviet lenders are glvn ing to their campaign to keep upstart Czechoslovakia in line The Coach bolt from the es tablished order of the Bay Eu ropean Communist camp has clearly engrossed the Kremlin as its most pressing foreign pollv cy problem For example the entire llman ruling polltburo is due to travel to Czechoslovakia shortly on this issue Thus it is widely believed here the Soviet chier are not likely to Incision the decisions needed to begin the mlssile tollIs with the United States until they have completed their dogmamaking on Czechoslo vn be camper completewith plete ivithhearing night table stoolstl fl porta trig picnic set impor people leCoIcmanlamp Colemanheater colemah stand toaster gal cote Coleman 5gal plastic lavn chair road cov Reg vain moo lalloeo Mexico MM tired bid cheerM Mexican youth told lncredidous police and imnigrm lion officials hernias sign that ha mm across the Niagara River below the falls caily Wednesday Niels W11 19 who list ed hll last utficlll lddreu sold before being Mildred away to the city gall that his unorthodox arming mm the United States to can Idawas merely rupoat of the room he used to enter the United States two years ago from Mexico Between hlniamoma and Browmvdia tima he said closed over to thcllniial States go under the bridge and swim across the river in serene lilo Grands River however proved to be lesser diallenga man the iwlrllng Ni ag to do the same thing he said He told OPP ol ficcrs who picked him up as he blichhlkod on the Queen Elise ibeth Way near Oakvlile last night that he had dlndocd down the side of the gorge near the observation tower lust down a1ream from the American Falls lie walied until dark befiro attempting to cross RON CURRENT its dark saw the water qulct so try to go straight some he said with heavy Says Soviets Filling Indian Power Vacuum NEW YORK AW American admiral has told friends tho Soviet lining is mov log nulckino fill the power vacuum left in the Indian Ocean by llritish withdrawal East of Suez Admlrnl John McCain Jr says the Soviets already have threeship force punching lnthc arca aud pinbany will move more units into the region the force has greater fire power and greater mobility than American units now operating in the lndiau Ocean area McCain said in telephone in terview today that the Soviet buildup there is part of the Run sians worldwide emphasis on expanding their seapowcr And dont just mean naval unitarhe saldliut alsd ocean ograpby flsliing and their mcr chant marlne naoncsra rocomm Rhodesia will enter learn in the iii0 World Cup soccer competition in bags folding dining tabl warranty ha from Europe griddle Coleman opened Nov 10 he tried turning back Later he found it enter to threadka the Canndlan aide I0 opt on matting lbom 1000 foot Inan the Killian bitills How long did it tale It seem like year he said with laugh As was still dark be aired his my oh $112 upstream an car He to exactly war on any whit time he rformad the crossing butt howithld been pm itmday when lie wcs in Buffalo He made his luim under cover otdarlmess unmanned to continue on his trh undiscov ered until he reached Qahville N0 VARIANCE LhOna ozillkvllla oflhlzer sold WW three tinits and hadnt varied the tale at all really believe he did it said the officer The youth was then picked up by ROMP officers and taken to Hamilton oIiILL ron OIL ouosn cm iIIILI ms moms AP In sounds for new revenue the Angclea lms to drill for oil and gas neath tho Morey city hall The board of Milo works approved proposal Wednes any to driilfor oil and go be ow 407 acres of cityowned land in the Civic Centre area including the spot over which city coundlrncu are trying so hard to find revenue We dont know exactly how much oil is down mere said city nil administrator Arthur Spauldfng It pmba wont be sindung outstnn flaunt it should be profita Spauldiug said chances there would be oit antidgnaa below the eKy office boil were retty good about 50533 no mposed last was Marchby the ndardroll Co alter it discovered oil Vlaot fair at First and Corey Streets half mile southeast of clty hall Bids for the drilling will be and the Vlifarltlmes enjoy TALKS To reprints on IIIiIiIVIII Wait German Deience Min lilar Gerhard schroeder tlcll gestures as he answers quee lions from Canadian reporter on his arrival at Ottawn Smlia montreal loses ing right is Canadas Defence Muster Leo Oadlaux Mr Schroedarla in Ottawa to talk with Canadian government offl clali GP Wireplioto is Million Because Ol HOtel Room Tait MONTREAL Que bces eightpercent tax on hotel looms will drive an estimated $0000000 of convention business out of the province this year Montreal hotel and oonventlon officials said Thursday night Rudy Berger president of the Montreal Hotel Association said the loss in revenues plus this aununnrs conspicuous lack of tourist trade have enlarged the financial burden facing hotels in the province at time when he tel in Ontario Western Canada booming business He attributed the depressed conditions in the Montreal hotel industrythe worst in to year directly to the tax on room Which was first imposed in Quebec in 1866 at the rate of six per cent and increased in May 1967 at the start of Expo o1 to eight per cent Frank Bloodsworth gen eral manager of the Montreal rConventlonrend Visitors Bureau Outboards lnboortls Rowliouts vouLL Finn THEM ALL HEREI rviAiiIr covered floor Builtwln ski clty fuel tank vertlblotop side and hinged jump aeatar Canoes said Montreal hotel averaged about no convention annually during four ear period from 1964101967 Revenues brown into the citymay from ouulde the provinceamounted to betwean $20000000 and 21000000 au nually he said BOOK ONLY But so far this year only 151 conventions have been booked in Montreal and aniLMr Bloodaworth the city will be luclty if the total reaches 170 This menu drop or one in the number of conven ilona being held in Montreal this yearor loss of about 37 000000 with another $1000000 or so being lost in other parts of the province The application or Quebecs eightpcrceut sales taxtlie highest in North Americanto hotel roomsla almost unique giving other major Canadian cities big edge when some to convention booking lets 90 Bootingl or no ppointmeois Duzrltng luxury intlIa in foot claas featuring White permanent ttnlah Sleap er seats Glovo compartment Vlnyl padded daoh with coutraatlng vinyl covered shadow box lllngoretip RideGuide steering Vinyl ahetf stern Drtvc Modeli Two deep foam seats lo gallon capa opcanu Extras Bow and item rail 00 tom curtalno lwo WERE FlATIEHED INDEED BUT Thnves only one Welcome Wagon imitation tls sold the finest of compliment And as amuchvlmliated ntglnl zatloii were cnmlnlyrtlai vivid out many hava lnvm itic teltnnnhln facai too often falls short ot the veal tiling Sn beware of aubillfutoa formula nnmtiubsuluta for the services of and tho benefits pmvldcd through Welcome Wagon