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NTARIO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1964 EIGHTEEN PAGES r Zanzibar Recognized By Canada By THE CANADIAN PRESS Canada, Britain, five other|ment, Commonwealth countries and} In Washington, the state de- the United States gave diplo-|partment said two U.S. diplo- matic recognition Sunday to the| mats flew back to Zanzibar City new leftist government of Zan-|Sunday, completing restoration zibar, ; jof interrupted U.S.-Zanzibar re- The external affairs depart- ment in Ottawa said a cable|/Frank Carlucci, designated had been sent to Zanzibar's for-'charge d'affaires, and Donald ign minister by External Af-|K, Petterson, who had stayed fairs Minister Paul Martin, tell-/behind in Zanzibar after the ing him of Canada's decision.|ouster of all other U.S, 'officials recognizing the new govern- jlations. The diplomats are} LKS ON CYPRUS | CRUCIAL STAGE Canadian Force Said Acceptable UNITED NATIONS Soviets In Paris Snub China's Man (AP)--|ing into a vast armed camp as --one virtually with a gun in -- Communist department on Western Europe. Australia, New Zealand, Mal-) aysia, Pakistan and India also/his back. Petterson was in turn extended recognition Sunday.'expelled last Thursday. soon after it was announced' Canada is unlikely to send that Britain and the U.S. hadjdiplomatic representatives to sent telegrams to President)/Zanzibar. An external affairs Abeid Karume, who took office|spokesman said the high com- after the Jan. 12 overthrow of| missioner to nearby Tangan- the island's former sultanate. |yika, N. F. H. Berlis, probably African members of the Com-jwill be accredited also to Zan- monwealth had recognized the)zibar. new Zanzibar regime earlier. In London a Commonwealth | "5 wt THREE DIED in a weekend fire. Hamlin car- ried another child to safety. gazes near two s PARIS (AP. China's first diplomatic envoy to France arrived Sunday with only his hotel room for an,em- bassy. Charge d'Affaires Sung Chih- kuang was snubbed by the So- viet bloc.There were no Soviet bloc diplomats or press corre- spondents among the welcom- ing crowd at the Gare de Lyon, Sung's arrival here came at almost the same hour that his French opposite number, Charge d'Affaires Claude Cha- lyet reached Peking. The two men's task is to pave the way for the exchange of am- bassadors between Paris and Peking. This is supposed to take place within thenext three as he stepped off a train from Switzerland, Sung was warmly greeted, however, by a group of French and foreign diplomats. The well- wishers included the Albanian diplomatic representative in| France and a member of the Cuban embassy. Sung has, for three years, been assistant director of the --CP Wirephoto Red Chinese foreign ministry's sible Communist |East Africa, | A US. state department offi- jcial said. the United States now |feels the main cause of the re- volt was not ideology but dis- in Wound 3 Canadian Priests mondville, Que.; Brother Mau- months. |SIMILAR WELCOMES | They apparently got tit-for-tat welcomes--the assistant chief |of protocol here met Sung and the assistant chief of protocol in Peking met Chayet. Both men must now look for suitable embassy quarters, Many diplomatic observers believe Sung will attempt to claim the Nationalist Chinese Embassy, a $1,000,000 property on the fashionable Avenue Georges V Before diplomatic ties were |broken between Paris and Na- | 'UN Secretary-General U Thant/thousands of young men and PEKING'S DIPLOMAT Sung Chin-Kuang, Commun- ist China's first diplomatic en- voy to France, is shown on his arrival at the Lyon rail- way station in Paris today. He will serve as charge d'af- faires in the Red Chinese em- bassy in Paris. (AP Wire- photo via cable from Paris) jtionalist China, the Nationalist regime transferred the embassy building to its delegation to the United Nations Educational Sci- entific and Cultural Organiza- tion. As far as UNESCO is con- cerned,Taipei -- not Peking -- represents China. UNESCO del- reached a crucial stage today;some women on both 'sides re- in diplomatic talks on his plan) ceive weapons. training, to ease the crisis on the smol-| The GreekCypriots. say they dering island of Cyprus. |are. preparing to repel threat- Thant brought British dele-|ened invasion from Turkey, 40 gate Sir Patrick Dean and Cyp-|miles off the island's north riot Foreign Minister Spyros}coast Kyprianou_together for the first] Turkish-Cypriots say they are time at a 90-minute Sunday con-| setting ready to repel a Greek ference in his office. He ex-| attack. ' pressed belief "the picture will) mp), GreekCypri si "1 : eekCypriot irregulars t gtr igs - pd aid Thant|2°e commanded by a man using n iplomat said Thantlihe name "Akritas" (frontiers: had reached a "difficult stage"! man). He is believed to be In in his effort to get agreement on/torior Minister Polycarpos Geors an international peace force for gadjis, a 34-year-old former un- Cyprus buttoned up before the! derground fighter Security Council resumes debate About 4.000 int be yecot on the ee Tuesday. EOKA, the GreekCypriot under- Thant's efforts were reported | sround in pre « independence snagged by a dispute oOveriqay. were repcrted organized whether any Cyprus resolution in EOKA "fighte Piped 'lubs'® submitted to the 16-nation Coun-|throushout the island. cil should mention the 1960 4 : ; : treaty of guarantee that accom. , Turkish -CyDuiotprenaratios panied the island's ey of Turkish underground body 'di. dependence from Britain. lrected by an anonymous Turk- Nabbed As Drunk, Accused As Killer TORONTO (CP)--A man ar- INTERVENTION ALLOWED _ ish professional man said to The theaty says that Britain,|rank high in the island's Turk- \Turkey and Greece can inter-|ish-Cypriot leadership, | independently in Cyprus to! Greek Queen | vene |preserve constitutional arrange- ments between the Greek- and Turkish-Cypriots. Britain, Turky and the United |rested in Toronto 10 days ago egations enjoy diplomatic sta-\on @ drunk charge has been|States interpret this as an au- tus. lsent to Vancouver to face a/thorization for military interven- Taken Ill As King Recovers ATHENS (Reuters) --- Queen Tt on public law, is now, The reedatk ede ad ering ie new one-party Zan-|jacrts, -izibar government draft a con-|gium, was one of two teachers The British announcement|relations office spokesman said missioner. who was ordered to, "I am glad to be able to in- - St Bl d 'ments, the British government ers of the Western alliance| Selkirk, Man., where during the weekend as high foothold Cutbank, Sask., where police a, ~Apigay land controlled most of the is- feds ie area to) he six-month-old re- ing snow storms in the north li , i > bac srsons at the mission station] The mission consisted of the and ment will be toward neutrality.|ince was shot in the back of| persons 5! that any dispale-over, the em-| idwara détroy Hunt; 87, of na|tioned. Ja Bol- fused. evaqaation during eaplier|/the teachers and a six-month. ; \ The custody question is com-|ver . were reported at both" a: divorces, was thrown|OPPose any... mention Phys high temperature since Sun- stitution. ikilled Saturday night when came four hours after the ar-|Prime Minister Sir Alec Doug- rival in London of Timothyjlas-Home had sent a message! Crosthwait, British high com-/to President Karume saying: oe Jeave Zanzibar Thursday as a form you that, following the i P protest against British delay in/completion of consultations with cas ----lour Common wealth govern- |has decided to accord recogni- WHERE |tion to your government." | George Hamlin, 28 F 3 D t] Thus some of the major pow-| at. ruins of loge house or ea have moved toward closer con-| women and a small boy died EDMONTON (CP) -- Three|tact with a government thought!) z - persons died in Saskatchewan|>y some authorities to be a pos- winds swept across the Prai- f on (@) Rebels ries. Two brothers were killed near Sous te ate ave. At Pusel satisfaction by the African ma- chy, Sask., another man died of Jority with the Arab-Asian mi- * |nority that ran the government) : a F LEOPOLDVILLE (Reuters)e- has 1,000 troops in the area to} The weather office said highijanq's commerce. */A Beigian UNESCO te ache rjcombat jrice Labonte, also of Drum- piel Be grt in seastt He said it is now thought thejkilled in a weekend attack on a volt . Poko Aga her SS MORAY: CRERA* iy ai -|mission station in Kwi 'ov-|. Well infor sources said 17|cois Veillette of Coaticook, Que. ; ! paris Se ot the oe Soccer ee es he ak te deat ' ae So far, the French position is/non-capital murder charge. tion and want the treaty men- filling the sky with dus in| 'The official pointed out that/the head as he covered the|were warned of impending trou-|five Canddian Jesuit brothers, south, a Spent. Thomas. M, Franck/flight of a woman' colleague, it/ble after the provincial police|five Belgian Jesuits, five. lay bassy that has been @wned byjtixed address, has been charged! Greete and the Cypriot gov-| "At Calgary, ridge andj/of New York University who is}was learned today. |guarding the post fled. The} rejteachers, the. wives of two of|the Chinese-republicfor 27 years} with the slaying- of Edith Dy-|orment, which. is. inthe, hands ~- Medicine hat winds reached ; teacher, ques i is for, Exengh. consis -to..deckte. (son, rahe Creek Cypriot majority, miles an hotir. Dust stoi 25, of Saint Trond, Bel-/operations. to bring whites out/0ld baby. ' r hote] two years ago. i ¥>|trom localized, pneumonia with of the troubled region. | All but one of the teachers|plicated by: the status of the} Dyson ntion bridge and Medicine Hat. were employed' by the UN as|French. embassy building in/from a second-floor window of/treaty. They fear it will be used/day afternoon, it was officially China. |the hotel, }to justify a Turkish invasion tojannounced today. BURN VILLAGE part of the world organization's at- t Wheat Shipment ~~ | young left-wing guerrillas acked the Makunzika mission station south-of Kikwit The attack brought the death toll among missionaries in west ern Kwilu to six since guerrilla About 100 guerrillas, armed) technical assistance to the with some modern rifles, bows, |Congo, arrows and machetes, burned a Brother Bussieres suffered nearby village, then stormed) arrow wounds in both arms as the main mission building. They A ' shot one teacher, Robert Mare- SLY gd Pande ara opi PARTS MISSING bands stepped up attacks in the area a month go, They are led by Pierre Mulele, one-time aide failed to budge the tt the former Stanleyville sep- A union boycott blocking multi-|stand of the unions jaratist politician Antoine Gi- million dollar shipments of U.S.! The Longshoremen and other|2°"8@- os wheat to Russia continued today|maritime unions had the full The central government now after the collapse of negotia-|backing of the AFL-CIO in re-|~ ~~ tions between labor leaders and/sisting the Johnson administra-! Butler Attempts Labor Secretary W. Willard|tion's request to load the wheat Wirtz. jfor Russia T E d D 1 k Not one bushel of wheat will). 'They are just fighting for} be loaded in U.S. forts untiljbread and butter for their peo- o in ead oc ple," said AFL-CIO President) VENEGA (AP)--British For- George Meany in backing the/eign Secretary Richard A, But- chal, 24, of Liege, Belgium, as he knelt at their command and hacked him to death with ma- chetes. Two Canadian priests and an-| other Belgian teacher were wounded by arrows, and a third Canadian priest was beaten up. A United Nations spotter plane and a Congolese National Army plane fh.w overhead and dropped messages telling the; rvivors to go and meet the} advancing army patrol. They were later flown to Leopoldville Boycott Goes On MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)-- adaman federal officials guarantee at least half of all grain shipments} Lrother Bruno was wounded by an arrow in the arm and one of his fingers was nearly sev- ered, Father De'osses, the mis- sion's superior, was badly bea- ten. he injured men are in Leo- poldville' UN hospital where their condition is reported to be 'ood. Ontario NDP to Soviet bloc countries will go! in American vessels, said Pres- boycott. The unions' argue that the ler flew to Geneva today for a two-day visit interpreted as a ident Thomas W. Gleason Of|wheat going to the Soviet Union|new Britisk initiative to get. the the International men's Union. Eight ships are tied up by the boycott in Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. Wirtz left for Washington af- ter four futile days of talks saying the unions demand} raised urgent problems affect:| ing U.S. forcign policy balance} Longshore-|is partially subsidized by tax-|stalled 17 jpayers funds and that the gov-/conference moving ernment should provide more jobs for American workers by guaranteeing at least 50-per-cent shipment in U.S. vessels. The negotiations with Wirtz originally centred only on grain shipments to Russia and ap- peared to be making progress nation disarmament "There is no more important gathering in the world than this disarmament conference," he told wspaper men on his ar- rival from London Butler will address the dis- armament conference Tuesday He is expected to urge the cre- of payments and trade policyjuntil the unions broadened their! ation of-an international UN po- that could only be solved in highest level Washington Wirtz failed in a last-m'nut plea to union officials to lift the boycott unt'! such conferences could be arranged President Johnson's \persona appeals to labor leaders also Princess May Forfeit Right COPENHAGEN (Reufers)-- Princess Anne-Marie Den- mark faces loss of hey'r ght of succession to the Danish throne because of her impending mar- riage to Prince Constantine of} Greece. Officia! sources said Sunday the 1?«ear-old princess would lose her succession rights when she chenges her religion to Greek Orthodox to marry the 23-year-old heir to the Greek demands to include all Iron NEW YORK (AP)--U.S thorities say a trap laid by Ca- nadian police led to the arrest here Friday night of the Mex- can ambassador to Bolivia and} two other men and seizure in Montreal of millions of dollars worth of smuggled heroin. Estimates of the retail value of the contraband ranged from $13,500,000 to $25,000,000 at United States prices and to $52,- 000,000 in Canada, where nar- cotics are scarcer A federal narcotics official said during the weekend the smuggling ring had a 'definite lice force for use in trouble conferences in|Curtain and satellite shipments.|spots such as Cyprus. U.S. Credits Mountie For Dope Ring Break au-|ficial in Washington said Pardo, pou Bolland had de stroyed any claim he might have had to dip lomatic immunity try into the U.S himself as a "'tourist." The spokesman said the lat est series of arrests grew out of the arrest Oct. 3, 1960, of Mari cio Rosa!, Gu: sador to Belg jerlands, who we . 1224 pounds of heroin The spokesman anticipated that was seiz have be by it was upon his en- describing ambas- Neth- ght with arrest and that of the two other odin that w Throws Out Ten Radicals by the United Nations. The Canadians at the Makun-) zika mission were identified as} members of the Sacred Heart} brothers teaching order with headquarters in Sher-\ouncil of the New Democratic brooke, Que. Their names were: Party Sunday confirmed the: ex- IDENTIFY CANADIANS pulsion of 10 radical members The Canadian Jesuit brothers | committed to total public owner- at the Makunzika mission were |ship of major industry. identified as: The 10 were expelled last Brother Mauric Desfosses,| April.by the NDP provincial ex- the superior of Victoriaville,|ecutive but appealed to the Que.; Brother Jean Guy Bru-} council. neau of Magog, Que.;. Brother; Allan Engler, one of the 10, Raymond Bussieres of Drum-|said in a statement following the --'lrejection of the appeal: "The expelled youth were ac- tive in the struggle within the Sy NDP to adopt a socialist pro- gram of opposition to the pres- jent Canadian military alliance jcommitments, of public owner- {ship of major industry and sup- |port of the colonial revolution |throughout the world." | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario| MONTREAL (CP) -- An exe-|pons cutive of the company manufac-|ments which cannot be guarded) around the clock, because of;dent of Cyprus, it}three raids on Quebec armories| would accept troops from some by the self-styled Quebec Liber-| British Commonwealth and non- ation Army turing the Belgian FN semi-au-| tomatic rifle said Sunday would be difficult for Quebec} terrorists to obtain spare parts for the weapon and nearly im- possible to manifacture them. /f Roland Paquin, general man-|t Stolen FN Rifles Useless: Maker from reserve establish- In Ontario, arms were taken rom units in communities near| he Quebec border, protect the Turkish-Cypriot mi-| |nority: The Greek-Cypriot ma- jjority wants to end the minor- lity's constitutional rights of veto /over various types of legislation. Thant also was said to be hav-| A medical bulletin said "the queen -has- developed since yes- terday afternoon ature, a hightemper- shiverings and chest wches."" It said a clinical examination ing trouble finding countries to make up a peace-keeping forge. Of all. those mentioned that might be acceptable, only: Can- ada seemed willing to supply troops. CANADA ACCEPTABLE Archbishop Makarios, presi- has said he |showed the queen had localized pneumonia and she was being treated with antibiotics. After an uneasy night queers illness came as_ her |husband, King Paul, was re- jcuperating from an operation last week for stomach. ulcers. The 46-year-old queen spent several nights last week at the bedside of her 62-year-old hus- jaligned countries, with Canada/band following the operation. jon his list. The king was reported to be Dispatches from Cyprus say|in satisfactory condition follow- 'the Mediterranean island is turn-'ing the operation. the | ager of the Browning _Arms Company, was commenting in jan interview on the theft of 34 |FN rifles in a raid by suspected terrorists Thursday on a Cana- dian Army armory in Shawini- gan, Que. The stolen guns were not ecuipped with integral |breech-b ocks, Mr. Paquin said the ec m- pany's head office at Liege, Belgium, has been notified of the theft and would be suspi- cious of any orders for the |parts, He also ruled out manu- |facture of the part in a ma- ichine shop here because the block is of special steel. OTTAWA (CP)--Small arms were taken from most militia units in Quebec and some in On- tario during the weekend, au- thorities said Sunday, Defence Minister Hellyer Fri- day ordered removal of wea- of the narcotics with) flour, leaving the two pounds additional evidence if the! led to associates of the trail man They said the man took the suitcases to New York, where jthey were found in Pennsylvania Station lockers, still with the Syaa - ; two pounds of heroin, Tracing) JAKARTA (AP -- A Philip- lof his contacts here led to his|Pine effort to solve the Malay- sia crisis virtually collapsed Sunday night on the heels of men, charged| Shooting along the cease-fire to violatejline separating Indones- narcotics laws,|ian-backed guerrillas and a Ma- al court early laysian-British force men he h arrested conspiring States ired in feder New Clashes Fell 'Malaysian Peace and President Sukarno of Indo- nesia would discuss the cease- fire situation in a meeting in ad- vance of their formal session scheduled for Tuesday on the Island of Bali. Both sides in the dispute blamed the other for a break in|: ton, Phil | Detroit ¢ New York f normal pattern New York the whole link with 'the Cosa Nostra,"' the name applied to the organized underworld. But he declined to elaborate Meanwhile, the Mexican gov- ernment fired the ambassador, Salvador Pardo Bolland. 'The ministry in Mexico City.said Sa-|Canada from Middle East turday he was dismissed for| via France haul was one! leaving his post without author-|of the largest ever of its type ization. more. thar 134 pounds The Mexicans called his in-| The RCMP found the heroin volvement '"'a very dishonora-jin four suitcases in'lockers in a ble and painful thing," especi-/Montreal railway station but ally in view of his high position| instead ur the and Mexiaan efforts to combat!who c drug traffic this strategen A federal narcotics bureau of-! They replaced all but throne next January Under the Danish constitu- tion, the head of state must be a member of the Danish Lu- theran Church and cannot be king or queen of another nation the! hearin The justice department iden-| ied them as Pardo-Bolland, Juan. Aritzi,- about 60, em-) ution for y area," the Coast supplier ' i East 5s the The f ministry in Montevideo,} -- representative said Aritzi| resigned); Rene Bruchon,| 0, a Frenchman from Mar- eilles, who was deported from the United States in 1949 unre A representative of the Uru- them, worked out guayan government said Aritzi had resigned as a minisry em- CITY EMERGENCY - PHONE NUMBERS POLICE 725-1133 FIRE DEPT. 725-6574 HOSPITAL 723-2211 ment had of man | | day and were ordered held! This was reported by an in.| the cease-fire arranged Jan. 26 n $100,000 bail each pending a|formed source in this Indones-|by U.S. ian capital after a meeting be- tween Foreign Secretary Salva- dor Lopez of the Philippines and Deputy Premier Subandrio The heroin was smuggled into ployed by the Uruguayan for-/0f Indonesia, Subandrio also is| Malaysian Borneo states of Sa- foreign minister. ruguay (a Uruguayan govern-| 'We have reached a situation |neo) off limits to fireign air- where there is no more lee- way,"' the source said, President Diosdado Macapa- gal of the Philinvines is here in an effort to mediate the dispute between Malaysia and Indone- sia and attempt to head off a shooting war . Attorney-General Ro- jbert F. Kennedy, Malaysia placed its air de-| fences on emergency alert and declared the air space over the | jrawak and Sabah (North Bor- craft. It was authoritatively learned) here that the Indonesians would |go ahead with plans to airdrop supplies to 200 guerrillas in the two Malaysian states. Malaysia has warned that such an air- drop would constitute a viola- two,ployee and had been in Torono| The. source said Macapagalition of its air space. Beverly Markowitz, 18,. of nearby Silver Spring, Md., uses an enlarged photo of Ringo Starr to demonstrate how she snipped a lock of hair from the Beatle drummer, Ss BEATLE BARBERED taped to the card, lower richt, which. Starr had autographed before the hair-snipping. The woman jn the photo is the r'fe of the British Ambassador, Lord Harlech, 'Miss Markowtiz said she crashed a British Embassy party for the Beatles on Feb. 11 and sneaked close enough to Starr to snip off a curl with her nail scissors, The curl is