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The Hometown Daily Newspaper For Barrie and District 102ml Year No 190 ROBARTS TOURS FORT Ontario Pronrler John Roboris concluding Ilvoday fishing trip In the Petetbwwth rarea ycsterday toured Fort Bronte Marie Ammothir ons Amornpapied by James Auld minister of tourism and AT GM PLANT intonation Mr Marts was In holiday mood dressed In Hearts and sports shlri Polrl ing out places of balm at the ancient historical site Dr Wilfrid Jury University of Western Ontario Plduro and story on page ihrce Seek To Ease Layoff kiIIAWA lCilUnlltnl Auto Workers officials drew up vplan Monday railing for man agnncnt and the federal gov crmmnt to raw lhc Impact of prepared layofl 0600 work at anrrhl Iifolors Canada thI plnnis hr General Motors announced art wrrk that man enailoycu lII not ho recalled for thc pro IIKIIIIII of I907 rurxlcla It lIlnlnltl ml of the iayoffa on the CnnadnUnllrd Statu aulo trailc nurrmicut In press rrlrarr flrargo Dart Cnnartlnn UAW dimlor LATE Impact and Albert Taylor president of UAW Local 272 outlined the un Ion plan which calls for talks AUIt It with lateral tiffIriaa In the offco of labor Master Nidtoimn In the statement the UAW prolioscd that Gil agree to per mit workers to war II are and over to sell without any artu arlni rcthufion In thrlr pcmlon The union rslimalnl that us many as woo loin may ho rc lalnoi If the mnpany agrrrs Ilnrlrr turns of the unlnna pvtsent ogrcrmrnt IIIIII cs plru on It Iota warren may retire at 61 wllh full pcmion NEWS Report Plane Crash Kills 24 VIIANA Ilii The AIMILIII mummy lrl liurtuirtnt snlrl tIan linnmnlnn airlines pawnm piano rrrvlwd near the than at tabla lat Iliumlay ktlint illvllllwr ntmt at mutants and mw Tashkent Rocked By Earthquakes hlftflliw lAII Tim on cattluputlu Kiwi the timid rmiral Asian in III Tnnttkrlii Illlny TR unis flu slwkl twp aunnipanini ivy Irmlrrunmll rumble itw Fmvini um Mary said 1m mnt Illfiqu cantaitiu Incnltm If any rinlnnlto hr Russia Reports Treaty Fruitless GENEVA lld 11w finlrt IIIIIIIn aaIII tuiny nogrtlnluiin on liraly to halt no mm iI Inwicnr am up Imillml In rano Illt llnilni lilqu In rat yrrparod or willing to luvs nxll alfmly Russian MiGs Attack lots Filliftii ilill Tim llllllnlvltl Mill Ila thhntl Ilnlf US Navy If ptanm var limit VIM Nam inlay in rim riognlrtit to little mulh Ifarvui it IM In forum mil worry Ida mo Irma In haw mwuml on far In the war rrw wns m2 Examiner DamaéeMIODOO In on are Zia snrrn oanrio cam Tuesday Augua is me Claims Ocean Crossed In Homemade Sub com Home CPAPlJo seph Papp of Montreal who says he crossed the Atlantic in submarine he made himself Is in the psychiatric ward of the Bros Naval Hospital today after telling his story to French authorities Ahospital spokesman said Papp native of Hungary had ParisBrest railway ticket in his pocket dated the day before he was found Aside from his story of the submarine he appears to be of togcther normal tho spokcs mnn sald Ilo Is not suffering from any physicai malady at IiL Nevertheless were keeping him In the psychiatric ward Papp was found bobbing off Brest harbor Friday In an In Ilntablo lilo salt and inskted he crossed the Atlantic In his own homemade submarine which he said sunk on Brtttany beach Officials saldmo nub In found on any Iirlt ny beach The Canadian embassy In Paris said Papp had lost his passport and Canadian consider officials would be In communi cation wlih him concerning his return home The embassy said it had no Mmtim Estimating Pnpp made Ibo trip in submarine Kenora Byelection Set By Robarls NRONN OP Premier John flabaria Monday called byoicdlnn for Stpt 20 In the northwestern Ontario riding of Kcnora to Iill the scat left va cant by the March to dealh of kibcr Robert Gibson of Dry en lilr lloirarts sold the official nomination day will be Scot The present rtaading of tho IOMNA kutshtllc Ia Wres sivo hutsvotive TI Mimi New Democratic Party eight and one vacant hire Gibson was first elected In byrioction in tar and was reclmrd by budvote margin lo IW prnvlnrlnl elmthin About 16000 person voted Thr liliernl candidate who irrillflonnily hill on Illwnt Inlmr ticket will he Mayor Intro Francis tl fl Itccwatla lco Ilrrairr of Ilrxllnn who no mood to Mr Gilmln in film In in be Ilia nnlrrvnllvo cnmlldnlft IIOIKII Uark Is to moment the NIII DEPENBAKERS RETURN TO OTTAWA Opposition Leader Dlefea day from Prince Albert Sash Defence Minister fIellyerl baker and Mrs Diefenbaker lifrt Dlofeobalrer saidho would arrived back in Ottawa bion make statement Nesday on troubles with highranidng nav ol officers CP Wirephoto Murder Charge Laid In London Slayings LONDON CPLUnder heavy police guard John Edward Wlt any we ordered hold wi half on drama of mur derinfhodmtngoflhreem lice detectives amid Indications that Scotland Yard had picked DRINK COURSE HAS HOMEWORK lllNDON fAI Itrit nlas Academy of Wine an nounced Mont by it is IIlifl ing schotitroom conrao on how to drink Ihcro will even be home work with alco bottle of wine in lnko home Most of the first pupils are oxprcttd to be young or raiilvra up tho trail of two others wanted in the cold blooded ahooUngr lfnndmffed to two plaln clam pnliwrrun Witnoy re plied lo the milestone that he had MINA to my Scotland Yard inter lssurd descriptions and norm of the two rmn who the Wliro sold in tho legal Marriage of IJrit nln they believe can help po lko in IIer broken The two wantrd rncn oro Itany Maurice lnrbats 30 and John Dnrldy so Scotland Yard said Ilslxista may him use the names of lionaht Irnrst fluff and John OIlricn MEN CALLED DANGEROUS Scotland Yard wnrncd ail po lice form in IIrilaln that lath man nm dln soul sari known to bo moot lt anprnIrd to the public it tho ptdillc are cilhrr of three two men or knows of their Ottawa Blamed IHTAWA itilA InllnIn In Inlvnwrnk summation sntttnn til the llcrnn linntl llIIrluo VIM lilninrd in mil Monday night Iur lIIc srtilnns tnllatvm wliirti hlllNI clchl workman and IIIIIImI fun than 50 last ryf outlay The Mller lrlmli In rlty ruunlll by Its mull dIrrrinr Frank Ityrrs was the first hit ilrlal nunnunrcuwnl that tiny inluawtvlk bowl the Iillnlile III III cnnlliounll llan HIIIIIII lunilkldunnlhhmi tuntile gallon Info In allaya paint in Iak munl um and will be followed by on In nunI 1hr irnmwrnk rmvrrfr anti IalIerIk for the will of span and iii Mitt rnallimrr hp pmany dunpal rItlrnIly until Mr Iiyars marl This reliiilrd In tho roarrte Imtlam of VI Ilnli of tho wrei ranlllavor portion bola pnlhul through Ioorlagrre arc their Bridge Collapse On Falsework lug an plrr and conduit dawn on the urrfrrly curl of the calm anon The Examiner TODAY Ann Landrka Ily Nonr lutlllnlIll II tmvksI Drumis IilatuiriI Ediimlniul lmesJ IV LllllngII ThainA mans4 Waltherfl rc llnI minim InnIntuit in tho rltyl harmrarerznxm ihroulll his the maxim rulinpu at tho lilo III ibo Ill000 lirlrlxn nut 73 wnrkrrl hurtling Inin Iplim lrml wood pnrllurllnl In flirting th soda and try and art cnnrrntc knlril sinned mlhnlno nth in rum din tu fit was the mu ma Irlrfva All work on the liridsolhal II to ran the Ilhiran lllrrr ml renal smllhwnt Ottawanu mrlrml hell Ivy llr II II 01 nsni Ontario nupmlslng rum nrr nnlll nthr Ihw Inquest the not was to have opened an hlolrr HERES ONE It isnt ocular far man In hau his tars lfIrl If an plllcni ram It it will grow up whereabouts we would like them to sing their nearest police snd In no clrwrrutances to so proach there Inca Wllh they blanket covering an head the Joycarolrl Vltncy was driven to thc courlhouso from Shqihenls flush police station where he hns been held slnco Fridaytho day of the shootings Ilanrieuflcd to two data clothcs policemen thnry was led out of the police mum by fuck door Iollce canla rltnllnll one with police lags rodo In front and behind the wagon carrying Witnry Witnrys entry into the court was hlddca from crowd of about or or persons who were waltan tailsho seeking ndnrlr rich rerun van onierl page Miind lbs Wort imhln marltutu rmni this mun Ing Dillom watch an no OTTAWA CWA filth roit way union began taking strike vote Monday after conciliation board reported it was unable to resolve dispute between the major railways and the brother hood of Railroad frainmcn fhe 20000rncmber BRT im mediately joined 1B unions rep resenting 58000 non operating employees in move towards strike action common strike data is ex pected with hfondny ling 29 and Tuesday Sept being sug gested as likely choices Ono oi the main Issues in the BET dispute is the unions in sistenco that the railways nego tiate any introduction of new technology that would adversely affect Jobs of working condi tions Tho conetiiann board said there to such deadlock on this point that it mid only be set tiod by federal legislation Such fenislatim making It rmnda fury for employers to get union agreement on the application of automation has been urged by the labor movement for months AGREE Wm CONDITIONS The reports said both sides agreed to the idea of negotiated work changes but lha unions demand for the right to strike If such negotiations proved unsat lafactory was rejected by the railway We believe that the differing viewpoints will not be resolved by negotiation the board said The only alternative therefore is legislation It is the boards conclusion that no useful pur pose would be served by spe cific recommendation from it The report was signed by Judgo waiter Little of Parry Sound Ont chairman coml pany nominee It flicks of Toronto and Douglas Fisher 0t Iowa columnist and former NDf member of Parliament who was the union nominee WIIlllm Kelly of Ottawa Canadian heart of tho llllf Im mediately amounted strike vote natiots wcro mailed Mom day afternoon to filtT local chairmcn across the country and results will be announced hero next weekend The union represents conductors and brnkcmen on all of Canadas railways Tho conciliation board also sldrstrppcd any rccommrndn ilon on the unions Ilemanrla for hlghrr wagrs It sold the wage proposals and rounlrr pram sals wrro Io cornplrx that the matter should ho lrfl for tha cabinet to drrlrla winif It drals wllh tho whoio qllrsilull of rail way wsyzo drmanril Iiowovor the board ldlll both Not Me Thrown Copy 11 Page UNIONS I0SEI STRIKE DATE SeptemberlilikelyChoiee OI 20000 Railway Workers race THaEEI maria tonlflrt Sim Wed nesday law mm 51 degrees High Wednesday For corn pleto nmmary turn tovpazoll sides should make an effort to work out more simplified wage structure Itqu now are based on formula involving hours mileage and inf pay ments known as as ltrarios ASKS INCREASE The union had demanded 15 pcrcent wage boost for conduc tors and brakemen on passen ger and freight trains now paid chiefly on rnilouxe rota li asked 90 cents an hour extra for thoso in yard service where the main pay emphasis is on hours of work But it also sought reduction in the basic work day from eight hours to six with overtime payment applying beyond six hours and an upward revision in various arbitrarirs The railways estimated that the whole ck would amount to pay increase of as per cont in road service and 35 per cent in yard service They rejected the package as cxccy slim and made pr In of their own for revamp of the pay structure No details of this pro posal was given Conductors in passenger vico now averaga about $1700 year and those in freight service average 71150 Freight brnkc men and passenger trainmen earn about $6600 year and tho yard rsrvfeo workers we Freight Men Stage Walkout In Montreal QUEBEC ICI Some Isa freight handlers staged walk out at the port ro hfonday ac cuaing inrckcrl of taking their work away from them After walking off their jobs tho freight handlers blocked er frames to wnrchousa sheds so that truckers could not enter to pick up or unload goodsr Armand lionsgcois business agent for tho Iiroiherhood of Ilniiwny Steamship Prowl Mullen Lrprrsn nntl Station Employers said the men are protesting ths truckers have been doing an Info Join tho handlers frlt were theirs by right lfo said the freight handlers hava also had customary work hours taken away from them The Iirlko by tho freight hon dlrra who food and unloan trucks and railway cars at part warrhansrs has not nifrctcd nrovrrnrnl of Illlil which are hnmflrd by Ian rorcmcn tivily hen the no sirwvl plnlneluthM mimmn tdsnkrtmrrnl pcmn thin the smut when Myrarvui man John FIIWINI Wilmy no nr Miami in me wllh the nun ial Friday of or lmlon Martini AF Wur ptvta to cable from imalooi