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TORONTO (CP)--Th2 provin- cial police are to receive pay increases, reduced hours of work and new job classification. In addition, a new detective bureau will be set up with the appointment of 17 detective sergeants this year and a fur- ther 100 detectives next year. The announzements came Monday following.a closed meeting of the newly formed Ontario police commission. Constables' will receive a $200- a-year salary increase retro- active to last April 1, bringing the salary to $4,800 from $4,600. The work week will be reduced to five days from six "as soon as circumstances per- $200-A-Year Pay Hike For OPP Constables. corporals to $700 for district) inspectors, "considering the re- sponsibilities of the latter for operations, personnel, and equipment." ; START AT $4,050 A probationary constable or recruit now will enter the serv- ice at a salary of $4,050 and will spend approximately four months training at the police number of additional personnel required under the proposed five-day work week. One solution advanced by the): @ commission is the hiring of young civilian radio operators who may be interested in enter- ing a police career when they reach the required age. The hiring of these persons, the commission points out, will enable more constables to be college before being placed on duty with the force. The commission indicated it) was not immediately known the| Cold War Thaw released for general duty, A cadet system is also under study. Other policies approved in- clude the establishment of a new detective branch and the special training and appoint- ment of 17 detective sergeants this year, and a further 100 detectives next year. mit," a release from the Sh T d attorney-general's office said. | ort erme A new category described as TORONTO (CP) -- The cold PLAN PROMUTION POLICY 'first class constable' has been : set up and carries an sanuailwar temporarily thawed today|, The commission will also put salary of $5,000. las weathermen from both sides|!"to effect a new policy of Constables' with five years'/of the Iron Curtain began a|Promotion in the force based on hervice can qualify for the new|three - ween conference here to|merit as well as service. classification by successfully/¢xchange information on the| hice? oil vi be ee completing examinations to be|Weather's effect on farming and|¢xaminations w essential held in each police district|forestry. - jto promotion in every rank and during the fali months, The 70 delegates from 32 na-|Personal evaluation by a pro- Salaries for the new post will|tions representing every contin-|motion board will carry almost will expediate an overall rec- ord of 5,500,000 tons of carge | this season. This includes one Aerial view shows new dock- ing facilities in Toronto. har- bor that commissioners hope domestic line stewardess Gwen Wotton is at left. The baby was born Friday to Mrs, Roman Obuck in Regina. --(AP Wirephoto) Police Lanne on which the Bombarded By Tra- _ iis when wnat Win TRATES TODAY i Italian Police | Battle Riots For 10 Hours TURIN, Italy (AP)--Police in|financial aid. this industrial city battled strik-| ers and rioters for 10 hoursiqidates from across the country|police launch. organizations if necessary, SUNNY TODAY, CLOUDY WEDNESDAY BOAT ecpepertegiarnnmecarenenmte with at the examinations will be able| damage, storage, of fruit, forest |ully up-to-date and effective go; the remainder ccnsists of Other ranks in the _ police) pests. tario" and those in other prov: the job evaluation study carried/ricultural meteorology section, | authority to employ Prof. J. E. Nations' | Four-day-old Brent Obuck 4 Winnipeg, Man., to receive ranging from $250 annually for|conference. An adviser on police services & in Regina, Sask. Monday, | congenital heart defect Air- | T n n re | Grads To Teac h jin the performance of its gen-|" er ee Rae ne | e e and to assist local police com- ari LIT lg Said Needed foreign visitors in Canada this|record $473,000,000. This was} The Trans - Canada Highway outside expert assistance and : officials. said today. Ninety -per cent of the tourist/bureau reports. The opening of _ OTTAWA (CP)--More than 50/Course is tcing given at Mac-| ' ae # Moriarty Silent 1961. So have vehicle border) The Canadian jof underdeveloped countries "'injteaching methods and the cus- papers face serious responsibili-|forts by the papers. jislature last week that the prov- At least part of the reason is|its rate of inquiries was about'through the mountain ranges. , et ita ee, take teaching posts in Africa) ,ppoiny HELPER With a curt, "You're just wast-|{"ends or unscrupulous manipu-|ington and Ottawa danger sig-|U.S, and a similar sum at six United States. currency, giving|der crossings by American ve-|Thousand Islands and Muskoka}, *"* I ; Service Overseas, formed last; |North American advertising ex- ever before in alerting the|Royal Bank of Canada, the power on each dollar. the 12-month total was 9,650,000. day | Shriners convention, is|®f candidates, announced Mon-|1.'ticiq representative in Ni-|question him about a huge cash : » E. A mier Lesage of Quebec who told) Mr. Lesage preceded his ad-| The premier said modern sci- the tourist industry has been alof seven per cent recorded for Some resorts have reported ments in Africa. just to their new surroundings|thorities say belongs to Mor-|Newspaper Advertising Execu- c ( | } of a $50,000,000 loan at six per)washing, conditioned reflexes, officials said 200 applications for overseas} Deputy Police Chief Auguste|ing perfected which make pos-| maturing August, 1972, and 1982./of subliminal perception, get for the current fiscal year|tions were made last spring by) : | NAEA President J. Warren\W'008,@bout the province's|pose?" he asked. "I personally lumbia Teachers' Federation. OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana-|of this testimony included this fice in London. TORONTO (CP) -- Six city and Malaya. P i ed publication. BiAclalk ass daclinnd "Atch: ' of Hudson County, is serving; Mr. McClure said three fac- known as the CL-91. because the army a few years man, described as bald and) The strike has been author-jcolonialism is one of the sub- : ; pers communicate and interpret five yolumes from the royal/It was instructed to survey gov- proves successful, support carrier. It is to be cap-| The man had been takingjing the report of a conciliation : | : may not always be too | Jobless Fund the office of Prime Minister formed to comb government op- VICTORIA HARBOUR, | Ont. However, the U.S. Army says/inches high and can have a one-|thing down there,' a Niagarajagainst the conversion of| countries because of excessive|toria Harbour, on Georgian| come next week, informants in-|terms of reference. tails on the project to the ap- | Police believe the body may pute are Borden's, Donlands, and British candidates. crackers. hit bottom just unded $20,-| mont plus its views of some key|tions, more efficiency through whereas)hombarded it with the fire- : gency federal help, reliable in-| wy, commission was estab-\nitions of responsibility, and portation costs and supplement The boat, with three Toronto} ; f lowest point since re- |ment personnel and covers gov- He $10,052,000, WASHINGTON (AP) -- Op- Volume IIE will deal with ( unemployment _ insurance ponen 1,000 demonstrators into CUS-/signing of contracts since the fi- charged with being a delinquent|commission said the June ag a and Latin America, laying the|fice and broadcasting. Volume rioters hurled stones at secur-|was always the possibility of | In June, the $4,700,000,000 authorization|search, plus some miscellane- Since then, the pressure of barricades. PONENTS SETS EUCE hours of general debate Mon-| qualification have pushed the Police sped through the dis- ment put aside $25,000,000 in|Democratic and Republican) APPLIANCES Rioters also launched an at- Pageant Starts sateguard its solvency. ouse to discuss the measure. | the Gazetta del Popolo (People's n ; . ; ' The established, reliable Gas een working on its report on/ban on foreign aid whenever members of the staff. \the uniform of the Royal Cana-|to go shopping. cabinet by late August. aid to India; and a prohilitiony ST. {dian Mounted Police proved a} thundershowers, Winds light to-- Ambulances shuttled through-|favorite here Monday as the "T bought a mast gorgeous|July 17, 1961, was given the job munist countries, Yugoslavia Rain To pread | Algoma, Timagami, horthern|tors injured in the fighting.) ye wearer of the costume| said, Unemployment Insurance Act, to be effective as of September,|ent will stu¢y such problems as|*% much, weight as senlority. HARBOR EXPANSION to prepare for the tests at the/fire services and weather influ- means of swift communication traffic force have alsc been affected by; They are members of the ag- inces and nearby states, the i gy ----~'out by the civil service commis-|one of the eight technical COM-| Reid of -the University of Tor- Ontario police commission. lWorld Meteorological Organiza-| various communications needs| _ lies on the lap of nurse Grace emergency care. The baby, a _ | will also be appointed to assist jeral supervisory duties over By ARCH MacKENIE Foreign tourist earnings from, About a third of the vehicles In Africa A ° miasloce and Geuntlls ta actin! , £AS10 year may substantially exceed/outstripped only by newsprint|is a major source of American Of Dangerous Trends $ * : J Pa | Queries and reservations sojincome is from U.S. sources. the final hard-top. section in|/Canadian university graduates|donald College, Montreal. It is| Government for the end of July and many} 'ic zoel ; Pays ) S crossings. a spirit of humility, goodwill|toms of the countries to which On Mystery Cash ties in warning the public| "The press must. be more|ince was refused credits of $75,- attributed to the devaluation of|six per cent ahead of last year) Quebec's Laureniian area re- sind Asia this fall |trer eR : CUSO also announced the ap-|ing your time," convicted | ation, a government leader and/nals, and certainly our industry|per cent in Canada. The parti- American visitors from six tojhicles were running three per|Lakes areas in Ontario. Tor- a high school teacher on|Moriarty Monday dismissed a|'*°?™ ecutives Monday newspaper readers of our coun-|Bank of Montreal, Beaubien et The dollar was pegged at|May and June were expected|said to be having an excellent day that 30 of them are being) > aria for one year. He will help|fund in Jersey City. det " dress to the association by ajence has given man 'dangerous direct benificiary, it is held. |April alone. bookings higher by 50 per cent) They are among the 57 candi-/anq Jater visit other Africaniiarty, was found last week in/tives Association that dangerou | programs. n v pga eae : A / n ' Menge and Hudson County's as-|Sible changes in human beha-| "I finished it up this morning) "But are such techniques as lhas been increased by $100,000|students in their final year at|!and who served in Nigeria as) Ig a.b ¢ fs : : 'i in Trenton for what turned out/McClure, publisher of the Bur- credit," said Mr. Lesage, re-|think they are not, if the man e spent in the US. There is no- and 1960. He is being supported arrier or . . jadvertising in Europe although Possible Dai | |with Moriarty, jthe growing trend toward a Iry Other countries to which Ca- ; ve | Uni i i ; r | ted States is a form of dic- : Mann dik? Ge janswering any questions, you re| United s 'm of dic-) t D l dian government has put $950,-'statement: "In the case of the | r sent. include' just wasting your time," Mor-|tatorship which may jeopardize e or e 1V T : : ; : Northern Rhodesia, Guinea, Ga- ; | : ne Y vehicle for the United Statesjentire development cost which, Tourists See Man : jes, 'The 52-year-old Moriarty, des-/newspaper advertising and cir- | dairies were faced today with ; mt aS | The vehicle, the XM-571, is\day to say whether the Cana- Lewis Perinbam, --assocateltwo to three years on a gamb- tors may affect the size of the NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)|would halt their milk deliver-|,; bei : | : 3 |tional Commission for UNESCO, ----------=| decade -- public and business By ARCH MacKENZIE the chairmanship of J. Grant ago purchased 24 vehicles of a|wearing a grey suit, plummeted ized by Local 647 of the Integ-|j i $56 ae The $950,000 represents the 480 P s y e X-| jects being impressed on the [political moves adversely af-|- vou , 4 Me aie Gace Coeamiat| ne Siaayt is 0 tall ked,|into the turbulent waters below|sters (Ind.), but no deadline commission on government or-| ernment departments, agencies, e obective being Canadian) e -571 is a fully-tracked,| : sters +), te ' It was a topic the way government. runs its| ards and corporations. There No information was available able of traversing mud, marsh,|photographs of the Falls when board, i ' j tional, Diefenbaker. erations. defence production depart-'ditions and to be transportable|the edge. demand by the union that the) ,. ' , . . : " |dians being provided was mutch H B sivak xe initi ; : taet lt a he Wiad emily ks provi aaa it ottom just when the initial report will) The commission had seven the project is part of the Can-|ton payload. Parks policeman commented|qriyer-salesmen into independ-| ----___--_-- rite : : 4 | dicated Monday. inc iminati program eteet serenanh called off a search for the!the vehicles and routes. cost of obtaining Canadians injBay, was bombarded early cated } y They included elimination of 3 : PR cdg beh (CP)--The shrink- 499 pages and sets out the com-|services, elimination of unne- propriations committee of the|at Jamestown, first permanent|be trapped underwater in the|Findlay, Uplands, Rutherford's| pay THE COST The police Jaunch_was search-| fund earlier this year, A transcript by John Rolfe in 1612. the Falls -|whole cost is paid by the con-|2 Powerful outboard motorboat! entiy started its normal SUM-/be spelled out in more detail in'management by study of work in the United States and Brit-| apackers, | a 1 ] formants vei' today. lished in September, 1960, under higher efficiency. through re- private agencies assume trans-\when they went off," said one| } soeiocelaeggtis oe t unemployment insurance pro- - salaries. pee te India And Latin The second edition will be of jnot been able to persuade the|the police boat picked it up in|S¢T¥es started piling up in 1941. ernment property and purchas- siren. The boys said they had)" Figures for June are not yet ts of U.S. foreign aid have Services to the public such as tody, |nal choice is made by the re-jfor his manner of operating the|ment will probably ser po Da groundwork for amendments|lV Will emphasize external at- The two missing youths were| $25,000,000. ity forces, smashed cars and dropouts. ! measure. jous subects. NESS mounting unemployment plus | As night fell attackers stoned, day with no. restrictions SHORGAS reserve to the brink of bank-/amendments shortly after Pres-) turbed areas in jeeps, turning : Industrial and Meanwhile, a special four- The amendments, expected : : b Gazette), breaking windows and! MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (CP)--| Marilyn took advantage of @ unemployment insurance, ex-|there. is a deficit in U.S, finan-| (Corner of Athol) 'BUYS A HAT |day, southwesterly 15 on Wed-' out the downtown area pickingjone-week Miss Universe Pag- oii. hat that brought compli- of investigating the scope, basic and Poland, ny ee Bay regions, North'There were no reports' of se- was Marilyn McFatridge, a 19) phe Canadian ot was fee provisions deal Constables unable to qualify|protection of crops against frost|, With @ view to setting up "a | million tons of overseas car- new police college at Aylmer.jences on plant diseases [linking all police forces in On- --(CP. Wirephoto) commission has also been given EMERGENCY CARE FLIGHT e sion in co-operation with the/missions of the United "Tonto to study and report on the . awaiting their departure for pen lI } g ecor Cel l Increases have been made/tion, which is. sponsoring the in the province, ii eh Lekiv i i irpl te nee ' ekivetz (right) in an airplane blue baby," is suffering a the Ontario police commission i. police forces in the province OTTAWA (CP)--Spending byjall sources last year totalled ajstay more than 24 hours. problems in which they need| $500,000,000 for another record,/and by wheat. interest this year, the travel By ALEX MORIN ; A one - month preparatory] @dvice. _ PUREED, | far have been running ahead of GETS MORE. INQUIRIES British Columbia is scheduled|Willing to work with the people|designed to prepare them in MONTREAL (CP) -- News-)search, promotion. and sales ef-|tion Leader Johnson in the leg- Travel Bureau said today that!visitors want to take that route ; : -respect"' |they have b s ' ; j and mutual self-respect" will) they e been assigned JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP)--/ against dangerous government) than ever before alert to Wash-|000,000 at five per cent in the the Canadian dollar in terms of|toward the end of June. Bor-|ports high bookings. So do the ' ; ee 1 The Canadian University pointment of Graham F. Smith, gambler Joseph (Newsboy) |2, Newspaper publisher warned|has a more important role than) cipating financial houses are the eight cents more spending|cent ahead of a year ago when|onto, paced by the recent five- Year to facilitate the selection) |... from White Rock, B.C., as|second attempt by authorities to] 5 One warning came from Pre-)tries to these dangers. . . . Cie., and A, E. Ames and Co. 92.5 cents American May 2 and|to continue the sharp increase |year. briefed now for two-year assign-l14 GF the young teachers to ad-| A total of $2,590,000, which au-|the summer meeting of the press conference announcement|means of persuasion'"--brain- - lthan a year ago, travel bureau gg who were screened from/ countries to investigate further|two private garages here. techniques of persuasion are be- cent by four Canadian firms,|persuasion through techniques The bureau's advertising bud-|teaching service. The applica-| Mr, Smith 4 : ' and (@ | eve Ops r. Smith is a native of Eng-| i tant prosecutor, Joseph Han-|Viour. to prove that Johnson wasj/effective as we sometimes sup- Ito. $81,800,000 and this is all|20 Canadian universities. an education officer from 1957|T° 1", travelled to state prison ' 9 2: on - ------ | j ~ '. " by a grant from the British Co-\'°,2¢.@ five - minute meeting/lington, Vi, Free Press, said fering to chatgee by Cppest its wer mms: the bureau has opened an of- Except for saying "I'm not|"'managed economy" in the s Ghana, Ethiopia, Sarawak,|: ; 5 000 into development of a new) XM-571, Canada has funded the Strike Today Y P iarty remained mute. an unprecedented boom in bon, Japan, The West Indies, : je Mibaehotl Beetles Army, says an official U.S:\so far, amounts to $950,000." ' < cribed as the numbers kingpin culation. O M t Plunge To Death rer | n mMmanagemen ithe possibility of a strike that secretary of the Canadian Na-|;, ree p being developed by Canadairdian Army will acquire the ve- ie og pms \ jling conviction. |newspaper boom in the next imited, Montreal, where it is/hicle. They indicated it will not)Tourists watched Monday as ajles. which administ CUSO id : isters » sa confidence, how well newspa-|) gPraAWA (CP)--The first of/Glassco, Toronto businessman. entire development cost to date, similar type known as the Rat.|200 feet from Table Rock House/national Brotherhood of Team-| students. t 1 ; : tag 38? B n fecting business, and better re-|canization, a sweeping study of| production of the vehicle if it unarmored, amphibious squad the Canadian Falls has been set. The local is await- 7% oe nf | Africans were "sensiiive ; business, nas' been delivered to| Were 20 separate task forces from the Canadian defence or|snow and muskeg under all con-|Me suddenly disappeared over Key issue in the dispute is a He auld th se ot Ca Firecrackers : e edge. sy prel ypaiata' 4 ghee rare He's the man who will say) HIT DUPLICATION ments. by helicopter. It is only 56| 'It's impossible to do any-\new contract include a clause | The ber requested by some of the|launch operating out of Vic-| . be made public and this might)specific purposes under Its ada-U.S. development - sharing ---- after police had temporarilyjent operators by selling them} During May The U.S. Army gave full de- man's body Dairies involved in the dis-\Co™parison with United States/Monday with over - size fire- The initial report covers some/duplication or overlapping of Tobacco was first cultivated § unemployment insurance) mission's philosophy of manage-|cessary or uneconomic opera- U.S. House of Representatives|English settlement in America,|jagged labyrinth of rogks under, and Olive Farm. For Canadian teachers, the|"& for two missing, boys when 990,000 in May but has appar-|cybects, Recommendations will|further decentralization, better | : |Z d out the darkness id) ' i. i AM . tracting government zoomed out of the darkness andi mer comeback without emer-|the four volumes to follow. methods, organization and defi- ain, either the government or) «py, sounded like cann OF eee ear cia ean ne fund, heart of the federal| ---- ----__--_--- | grouping of existing government ot Oe aeces. igram, fell to $19,851,162 at May Mr. Perinbam said CUSO hadjjuveniles aboard, stopped when) interest. primarily to govern- | » e,5 ®& federal government to provide/the spotlight and sounded In May, .1961, the fund held A d C d 1a Uriticized He said names of the can-\no idea they were ambushing a) I € javailable, However, a source in Monday and took more than are being withheld pending the One, a 12-year-old, has been)the °e criticized assistance to India education, health, the post of- On the third day of disorders, questing government and there boat. jcrease in the fund Oe etithat would greatly alter|fairs, defence and scientific re- found, unharmed, on an island.|fund contained $110,270,000. § { cars 2m-) ~ 1 fs overturned street cars for tem The bill was opensd to. five 4 e e easier and wider conditions of an street lamps, plunging sections; Miss niverse of the city into darkness. ese aDn g govern. (ident Kennedy had called both HEATING & tabs ben agalnet vidlug Ube. March as an emergency loan to House leaders to the White tack against the headquarters of e vecial i t Commercial man committee of inquiry has later this week, will call for a) Dealer in your area. fighting with employees and), Vritiant costume. based on|couple of precious spare hours! nected to be delivered to the cial operations; limitations on} WEATHER FORECAST |with scattered showers and NO SERIOUS INJURIES | This committee. established 0" all assstance to two Com- 728-9441 kare oP eecemen eae demonstra-|eant oe ayant jments from all the girls," she|principles and provisions of the} |Bay, Sudbury, Sault Ste, Marie: rious injuries, however. year-ol1 Tcronto model whose with Miami Beach's Seasonal unemployment, abuses tates a ; F eae : baits ; | pressed ; ery Mainly sunny and a little In clashes during the weekend|jometown is Preston, Ont., 65\h Lincoln Road Mall, a street|2%d deficiencies in the program e T warmer today. Cloudy with|73 police and. possibly as many| miles wes Tor intonehi tw 7 | SSIDI Y| miles J. f to. eateries = 'ah( and the relationship between the hrough Ontario |scattered showers and thunder-|demonstrators were hurt. AB ie : ting y .,_ several blocks long from which | surance regraih and other |showers tonight and Wednesday.| Metalworkers throughout Marilyn, Canada's representa-/auto traffic has been banned. social seca? measures Winds light increasing to south-|Italy are on strike, but bands|'¥¢ I" the Pageant, -- the} «1 could spend days just go-|* bhcaken bal : Forecasts issued by the Do-|Huron, Lake Erie, Niagara,|west 20 this morning and shift-lof youths said to have no con-\' stume, and about half from shop to shop," she minion public weather office in|Lake Ontario regions, Windsor,|ing to northerly ¥5 early Wed- nection with the strikers have| (her clothes she will wear in the contest. Marilyn hopes to spend time CALGARY (CP)--Hail storm Toronto at 5 a.m.: |London, Hamilton, Tor onto:|nesday been fighting police. Synopsis: Showers and thun-|Sunny and warmer today. Wed-| White River, Cochrane re-| The strike is for a 40-hour; One hundred young women /after the. pageant relaxing and|moving within a 100-mile iadius dershowers developing to the|nesday partly cloudy with scat-|gions: Sunny becoming cloudy week and higher wages. It was|from around the world are tom-/soaking up the Florida sun,jof the RCAY 'station at: Pen- north of Lake Superior this|tered thundershowers during|this afternoon. Scattered show-| called by Communist unions and|peting for the Miss Universe|nrovided 'she can find other/hold, 90 miles north of here, afternoon will spread eastwardjthe afternoon and evening.jers and thundershowers begin-|supporters by the Confederation|crown. The winner will be/giris to stay over with her. (will be tracked by radar this i named Saturday night. She said she hopes one day|summer. The radar unit, a ma- and southeastward through the | Winds light today, southwest-!ning this afternoon and ending|of Free Italian Unions. How- province today and Wednesdayjerly 15 on Wednesday. Monday was get-acquainted|to open a modeling agency ofjrine navigational device sup- d overnight. Wednesday partlylever, some socialist and inde- with the activity reaching the) Southern Georgian Bay, Hali-|cloudy with a few light showers. pendent unions in the Fiat autojday for the contestants. There|her own and offer self-improve- plied by the National Research lower Great Lages on Wednes-| burton, northern Lake Huron|Winds light becoming southe:® works reached an agreement|was a rehearsal of the schedule|ment classes for young girls|Council, has been, rebuilt as al day afternoon. lregions: Sunny and warmer to-|15 today and shifting to north- with management and refusedjand official photographs were and women. But she says that|weather radar for studies of oa Lake St. Clair, southern Lake'day. Wednesday mainly cloudylerly 15 overnight. 'to join the walkout. taken. 'step. is a few years away. causes of hail storms. j : ' "NOW 15 THE TIME TO INSURE YOUR BOAT & MOTOR $15.00 ix SCHOFIELD-AKER LIMITED the) ing | said. WEATHER RADAR PREMIUMS AS LOW AS 360 KING ST. WEST : PHONE 723-2265 ® Don Ellison © Gerry Osborne @ Ralph Schotield @ Reg Aker ;