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1er run yawrm vivas Our lOOih Year This newspaperwiiloalehltl its gt Centennial to roar We will wo tinoerciafomeorrccdenmd grow with Barrie nd District iOOtlI No f6 vn srvIryfi Manamano wyrwqa gt YOUR CREDENTIliLS Sill Canada Dleicnbniror is scheduled to address the group Saturday or Wirapholoi Frank Dalton of St Johns Nfld receives it smile along with his credentials from May Hit The Moon Shirley Party of Ottawa as he arrives in the capital for the annual meeting of the Young Progressive Conservatives of Opposition Leader Ranger Path Altered PASADENA Calif AP Spaco scientists reclined the oil course camera carrying Ranger Vi spacecraft by re mote control early today and later said we probably will hit the moon Dr William Pickering direc tor of jet propulsion laboratory which is controlling the night said the midcourse correction seemed normal Eveiything continues to look very ssid Pickering 0n the basis of information radioed back by the spacecraft can say that we probably will hit the moon if all goes well experts hope to be able to annormce later what part of the inner surface the hotpound spacecraft will strike Signals pointing the space craft dead centre at the moon and igniting its small booster rocket were flashed 101000 VKhanh SAIGON AP South Viet Nams new military strongman today promised government of national union made up of fipreseniatives of all walks of But MalGen Nguyen Khanh who salted poWer Thursday from the hints which overthrew President Ngo Dinh Diem warned he must apply large number of temporary measures aimed at effectively safeguards ing public order Observers took this to mean ltiranh and his itsman military junta would he in no hurry to give up power to civilian au thorltles tiret press conference that the leader of the junta he over threw Mal Gen Duong Van Minh has accepted the position of an adviser to the new mil itary council The tanks and troops that helped overthrow the old junta disappeared from Saigon today Most people had paid scant attention to developments ancestors sonao As the new regimeslapped posters on walls and broadcast slogans over thetradlo one Viet namese official commented This kind of thing has been going on so long and so often we Saigoncse are little bored young lieutenant who was promoted after the firstcnup said cynically if get promoted each time we have coup figure should be chltf state by the it first public appearance since the Khanh also announced at his romises Democratic Govt ing continued Us military ad visers feared the Communists would capitalize on the canine aion to make major military gains as they did after Diems ouster Khanh today made his coup He went toSalgon airport to say goodbye to God be Van Ty who is reported gains to the United States for medical treatment thanh appointed 17 generals and is coloneis to new revo lutionary cormcll replacing the threamonihold junta of Maj Gen Duong Van Mich provi sional chief of state Minh boarder leader of tho generals revolt against the late president Ngo Dlnh Diem Nov 2was ousted after he refused to continue as tlgnrehead chair anoi the new junta Minis as not arrested however Kiranh also dismissed Pre mier Nguyen Ngoc Tho the gov menta civilian leader who has held public ottlce continu Hollandsysloukja Dijkstta shown lnactlontoday ladle figure skating champ ously since rocui He was vice ionship in the Winter Olym ics atllnrésltzhrucilr Austria Slflllhlt or action pulsnry figures fortha miles across space at 1230 am almost 17 hours after the launching at Cape Kennedy At am PST officials an nounced that the signals had hem received by the spacecraft and that the sopound thrust booster rocket had ignited Plans called for this to in creasc the spucecrofts 4343 mileanhour speed by 92 mph and thus pull thattdlmm to ward ihe centre of the moon 230137 miles from earih Prior to the manoeuvre Ranger Vi was on course that would have missed the moon by too miles WILL TAKE PICTURES Ranger Vi carried six televi sion cameras designed to snap up to 3000 closeup pictures of the moon in the final to ruin utes of its flight These would be the closest pictures yettuken of the moonume mm gamblers Vincent Feeley and Joseph McDermoit surface The Russian Lunilt Ill photographed the back side of the moon in 1959 but from an altitude of 4000 miles wp an Align Police Policy TORONTO CPt Percy hfliiigan new chairman of the Ontario Police Commission says amendments to the Police Act will be introduced in the legislature next week to olurlly the commissions authority over the provincial police He said at press conference Thursday the amendments to be introduced by AttorneyGen eial Cans will clenrlydeilna the relationship of the commiss slon to the OPP Mr Mililgan 51 year old Crown attorney from Cornwall was named chairman of the commission Thursday day from Judge Bruce hiacdonald who is returning to the bench Premier Robarts announce nouncement sold Home GTB ham and MalGen Spar ling will remain on the comic slon Mr Sporting earlier an nounced his intention to resign at the some time as Judge lifacdonnld ravens INDEPENDENCE commission should be lndepend ent of all police forces and in greatest degree possible Asked about crime syndicates he said if they are not in On tarlo they would like to be He said he understood Judge Mat donaid now is preparing the po lice commissions report on or ganized crime in Ontario Heniso said he favors set ting up North American or ganization similar to Interpol the international police force Mr Miillgan prosecutor at convicted of conspiring to on thin information from police officer and oilreaping com mon gambling house has been Crown nttomey for the united counties of Stormont Dundas and Glengarry tor the last 15 Woo Makarios To Get Backing OnNilTO Force LONDON setarms and the United States met today with the fending factions ofCy prus inan effort to win Cypriot President Makarioss approval for NATO peacekeeping force on his east Mediterranean is land Maharios gave everyindica lion nt vetoingihe plan unless the force is answerable to the United Nations something the Western allies are not likely to approve because it would in valve the Russians British ForeignSeeretary Butler Commonwealth Secs rotary Duncan Saudysfind Us Ambassador David Bruce met at Marlborough House with the Turkish Greek and Cypriot for eign ministers and represents tiVesof the Greek and 1V Wuisitrt Twlvurhmd twpW mmrmrwvmvs flmmjflm Local Weather Li midyflfliuimsimdfi tonight to Rich tomorrow Formulatingng He takes over the job Sntuo lifr Mililgan sold the police dependent of rgoymmmstmw¢ Woumnccuuao or wncucnnrr HAMiLTON Ont CF Maria Butch swarthy ll yearoid gypsy was re manded inyr maglmates court Thursday to Feb 14 on charges or practising witchcrolt in her Hamilton home Police accuse her of per forming rites for fee which would rid police woman of evil They allege the police woman posing as client went tothe Butch home and was asked to burn candle to lift curse On another occasion she was askedto perform cer tain acts with bedsheeis knotted together pillow cases and an 985 Mrs Butch wasarrested Wednesday The alleged of fences occurred on dad ht and Jan Tl conviction under section 308 al of the Criminal Code of Canada carries maximum penalty of $590 fine and akrmonths lnlarl Live Hand Grenade Found In Sewer HAMILTON lcPlA former demolition expert in the Cana dian Army found live hand grenade in sewer today George Best on employee of the city works department said he recognized the object as soon aslit was retrieved The grenade had beeuin the Cypriot communities roast Fuss sewer about year without Liz Youths Picket Toronto Hotel LTCOLTT Levssauié lilcllévélnfidf 3min CLEVELAND lAPi Police using billy clubs and assisted by officers on horseback turned back an unruly crowd of more than no white persons flrrua day in Clevelands worst racial disorder in recent years At least in priests and civic leaders in the Little Italy dis trict on the citys east side were leered when they at tempted to calm the demon strators Two Negro men and tour phof togrnplrers were beaten before relative quiet was restored in the area The violence occurred in an areanear grade school pick eted by integrationlsts tor sev eral days The civil rights groups sought more complete integration of too Negro pupils transported by bus from overcrowded Hazel convoylleinms Bodies Olilirmen BERLIN iReuteraLihe ho diesof the three its air Force officers killed Tuesday when their unarmed T49 let trans port was downed over East Ger many arrived in West Berlin tttirllsyka US Army spokesman The convoy that went to East Germany for the bodies con sisted of four tnrcks and so am buiance Agreement about recovering the bodies was reached Thurs day at meeting in Potsdam between the head of 4tirellriij military mimion Col and vSirowronck and Vllussian col onell The ambulance brought back the bodies of LtuCol Gerald Hannaford it of Austin Tera some ciasscs Worst In Years dell school to three schools in the east side ares Parents of some white children objected At Chicago meanwhile about 200 women and children on re llef pleireted in protest of re cent reiief cuts The pickets said they do not have enough to eat Two women fainted during the demonstrations and Rev Henry Mitchell organizer of the march saidthey were hungry Most of the demonstrators were Negro Fifty of the woman and chil dren satln atrthe State of ii hnois building while the rest trooped blocho the city hall chanting life want food We want labs in New York final plans were made for oneday boycott of the largest public schoolsystem in theUS on Monday to pro test de facto segregation in Not More Than 7e Per Copy16 Papa StepUp Security Alter Arms Raid Extra Gourds Posted MONTREAL CP Securi was tightened today at all tary installations in Quebec province in the wake of Hiure days looting of Montreal armory Extra guards were posted at the homarc nuclear base at La Macaw and RCAF officials said they are braced for any emergency Defence Minister Hellyer or dared the extra security mean urea Thursday night Raiders at the Montreal arro oryestimated at 15 in first as parts but possibly as law as six according to Montreal police made off with machine guns submachine guns send auto matic rifles revolvers mor tars and Bazooka from the army cstob shment Top Montreal Quebec pro vincial and federal investiga tors were put on the case EXTRA MEASURES RCAF officials said the atria security measures at La Mac etc were enacted in accordance saith the defence ministers or ers The measures had not been taken because oi any particular threats Earlier reports that an anonymous caller told French language radio station in Monte real that fully armed men would march on the llomarc basa Were not correct RCAF officials said They checked with the station and ware told the caller had said an armed group planned to march fromlilont Laurie 120 miles to Montreal No pan limiter reference was made to La Macaw which is between Montreal and Mont Laurier The footers reported to be teenagers ley man of about 30 struck at Les Fusiliers Montviioyal Armory in eastend Montreal and escaped to truck with the weapons an ammunition They left behind nine employ ees and military personnel bound and gagged in the cellar No shots were fired and no one was hurt The army issued list today saying the gang stolelso drum Sten machineguns only live with breech blocks They stole two Browning machine guns four ltiacalibre Brena threa with breech blocksand 59 Bel gian FN semiautomatic rifles two of the ENS had no breech blocks or were not operational The army said the gang slola four fourinch mortarsbut no mortar bombsand three ba zookas but no bazoolra rockets News Boxers Coroner Seeks Enquiry Into Death TORONTO CPDc Morton Shulman Metropolitan Toronto coroner has asked the attorneygenerals department for per numronto investigatoan unusual death in East General Hose pitai He said he learned that gen died atter anoperation in which there was Switch geons halfway through Toronto woman Patricia Mor of sur Ghanaians Endorse New Gavt Powers accusations set Junorncraifreturnssnuwsu today that more than 1oooooo Ghanaian have woted for President Kwame Nkrumahs plan to increhse his powerfandimsnhan 3000 persons have votedagainst it Final voting in the threestage referendum tooirplace today in eastern and western sections of this West African nationu Approval cithe releréndumiwould authorise TORONTO CP Three cardicarrying students Thurs day picketedthe downtown ho tel where Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton share an eighth floor suite but theceicbrated soryflgurer completed the Dutch giri twotlme world champion had too polnts and was ranked first by eight of the nine judges AP ire ghoto via cable trorn couple didnt see them The teenagers picketed the hotel for about 30 minutes pro testingwhatthey said was the fuss lorontonians were making of the couple Jefiroy Stuiz17 of Tomato said the group felt it had in die said he DanielSchader 17 and Alan Rubin 1a alsosf Toronto believed too much iiclty toes helagglven to peel sons settln to bad example youth The students at University of Tor onto schools The pickets were ordered to move by Mrs May Giilman of Toronto mother of four who was among handlulotspec tators She said shehad coma hoping to see the couple ETheso people have hurt no one she said They are try this very hard to getmarried Earlier button was seen sip pingavvodlra martini in tav ern opposite the hotel His visit to the taverniendedblsrrmon the wagon announced earlier in the day He drank entice then and reminded visitors of his Capt John Lorraine so of Jacksonville Fla and Capt gglrirlnld Miller 33 otUkiah HE ary clerk Edmonted women just leaving her of at womangeis more out are mystery novel on anyone Nkrumnh to dismiss high court jydges and make his Convention Peoples Party the only local political organization onra Panamanian en sign ministers to deal ith the promise to swasroff llqlror while playing Hamlet moderndrorssvmlon at play lathe PanamaTo Chargeds Withligressionr WASHINGTON AP Tlle coun lof the Organ ation of Amer ear Panama charge the United States uncll was expected to postpone action that the OAS summon the srmrpa tom bittananama canal dispute