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BoM ae AL CE [Students Free
Bniversary of Exile | a a To Go Home °

urts Moroccan Riots ||Say Officials”

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ANCA French Mor: here said today there probably
fedatanny, bras ot iM a are about 40” Chinese former
arler of Casablanea to» students still In: the United
nd anniversat4 of we States who. want to. return to|
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Wher’ “a withdrawing to the
Hi HS around Khenifra as French
paratroop fores appeared to
wake contre;

Fi ench commandos were flown

 

Ben. Yousseh, Pa
ine Marccgay saquean -

sin Morosco
p
ons.

a and wo O wounded in

stration. Two others
dav Boujad,
of Oued Zem.
de,

rters — Dristled
mecurity forees,
(ies
southeast
appeal for calm

the night some 2,060
Bor-emen from the Atlas
inte
Moroseqns
‘glashes
French, But they were

wilderness rode
ahere TP

Bh, Friday | in

AMR Mamie Van Dor- '
dy to probe outer |
ow that the news in-

be vortienl travel Is
g. Nowadays when uw
Mamie gazes at the

e might be thinking

Pallee

throe
stain in scablered

“and van it the present Sultan

15 malles

in Caeablanca and
le) scene of bloody rlot-
Bye tie last six weeks, an
Men wits reported. Na-
with

left for Khenifra,
of Casa~

In

‘amuch ensler target,

‘Do hum MarsetlLe and troop:
wore Levi ii from nelghbor-
Mg Alsat tii, reinforea juea:
COUP LY forces, '

Publle sympathy has been
Hanis atronely in favor of Ben
fotcef, exiled in Madagascar,

ten. Mottlay: who was picked py
he French to take over when

 

years aso,

yun, Fs Slats Atr Furce pers!
fenfive}
lor Stay énthelr Bases today and!”
Amerlean cavillans wore identl-:
vine American flags on (helr
lapels.

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MELBOURNE, , (Reuters)
Uighjackers ave preylag an ine
ler-slate trucks In a crime wave
Which is marring Australia’s
lranspozt boorn,

‘The bandits leap from power-
ful cars on tu the backs of slow-|,
moving trucks grinding up lon re
nil's on lonely stretches of road. |
They slash the covers, throw
off some of the load, then drop]
off twain while the truck 1s slow-
ly alim>ing the next alll

Tne actomplice in’ the. car
picks up the stolen cargo and

ig when he checks his load at ‘ay.
roadside halt.

Drivers complain. that | the |
ropbers appear to be building up
an Intelligence system
may result In murders,

The bandits look for int they
jean easily aspose of. Cigarets
and clothing have a ready sale
to buyers who do not ask toa
many questions.

One dig inter-state hauler has
announced that it will use dogs
, to guard cargo on Its seml- bratl
' ers,

Drivers complain of lack of |.
‘police protection on the, roads.
| They say that costly burglar]
jaiarms and alert police patrols
i guard warchouses, Yet trucks arer

 

 

Ben Youssef wug deposed twolt et

loronen Wefe ‘ordered

then retrieves hts pul—and-the}
alr$t' the driver inows of his loss]

which} “

Western dlamondback rattlesnake {s
“from a slow-metion -color film made by the New York Zoologi-

Contitiunist Chinai “

But they. emphasized - that —
unltke the 4}: Americans: ‘held
in: Red China ~" the studehts

wish,

mM | The issue of the students ns
_{beeh raised by Red China Ira.

-|Genove, where Washington’. 1.
secking freedom, for’ the. Ameri.
a jcans held on the'C

‘Hand, The elghth.:
a sion: .

séneva’ scs-
alnce.,: -Augudt © 1. ended.

‘Janoither has been arranged for
Saturday,

Oluiclals sald althorgh some
of the students once were under
restrictions, all shave been. free
to leave since April 8. '

They add that pase experience

‘}gesis a number of explanations
lor thelr remaining: sone may
‘not be able to afford a passage
jback {a law which, permitted
U.S, payment of their fares‘ ex-

pired June 30); some may till
be working under coniracts
which still have some’ time to
,tuh; there may be health. con
siderations in some cases, - °-

4,500 CAME '

Officials estimate . there ure
still in the United States: about
14,500 Chinese who. cate: ‘orlgl
shally as itudents, Some are “sill
students, others have ° found
‘Jobs, some have becoine Amer;
can citizens,

Mest of them preferred: to re-
niain, but 124. who wanted to |:
return to thé Gliese’ matnland
after the Communists took over
were restricted ‘after Red Chirag
{entered the Korean, War, ‘The
government refused .them. exit
permits on the ground that spe-
clal skills thoy had acquired may
be used against U.S. and: United
Nations forces fighting | In Kotea,

Only 78 of the 124. still" want-
cd to return on April” 8, when
all restrictions were Ntked.

No records have been’ kent,
but officials say. they: think
about. half these students have
gone home.

 

SentKe ‘OF DEATH _ . The. deadly lightninglike strike of a
Is shown in this sequence

cal Sdclaty alter seven months of work and study by five men.
The snake's, head, entering. a’ radio field, set off flash’ pulbs and

n high-speed. camcra: exposing 2,400 frames’ a tecond, From Its
sprlagiike coll, the rattler straightens. out, opens Its mouth to a
180- degreo angle, and. sinks {ts polsonous fangs Into a foam-
rubber: target cavéred with leather, Total time of the strike:
one- autre of ha fecondl

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with the’ student groups. stig-! '

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ICHARD BOONE can't’ believe ‘his eyes -as he  goeldentally ‘comes across -

TBM Aighter plane. inwhich he

“given, himby his buddles
niade aboard’ the’ alreratt cartier USS. Princelon, At righ) ts
§ tc ting. ag consultant. for the movie, ‘Battle Statlons, ”

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flew during. World War II, Thé plans, stenelied witha. nisknane) ‘
was'one of several brought out of mothbails for use In a fila: belngy/

Admiral: oreph Taylor

Vancouver Park Fulfills: Dedication

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ie “Gfialtant:} joNULLIN' "Stanley Park, five minutes
+ Catan! Press | State Writer {from downtown Vancouver, . iy
VANCOUVER: r=, Hero-the recognized ag one of the finest
Indian’ chiefs’,met “in solemn|clvlc park: in the. world,
courial}); igre, the medicine men} . When Capt. George Vancouiir’
practised: their’ ‘raysterjous arts, ‘sailed through the Lions’ gate
. Before: the: -sampfires, they re- Jn 1792, the peninsi ula was the
told’ the * “story, of -Kalana,. the, homie and cultural ceritre of the
first’ Mani. ‘whogg. birthplace was: Squamish penple,. wy ds
at Los Lagoon,” Pogit 3 “> f The mark. of the ‘Indian’ is
No init tage Ri ‘playground of (everywhere, ° “A 30-foab totem:
legent{é ands: ‘Tndfan’ ‘Jor; set ‘in’ ' pole, the handiwork of Chief
the grander at, a'primeval. for- Mathias Joe Capilano, stands
cet Wilt magnificent vistas from{alcof and forbidding on: the
Its: shores, ‘Miles of {rails wan: :tocky height of Prospect -point,
dér: { idm: ‘Sweeping: ‘driveways ‘to. FAMED MEMORIAL:
gardens sof, uth” Nowers: and “The ashes of Priticess Teka-
rolling; Jawa tye PD
-Lotd: ‘Btanloy/ of: Preston, then | the onec-powerful Bix Nation
Goverrdr-Qeneral, sald, here in) Tribe of the Mohawks, fie in: a
1880: 440. the: yse’: .: 7 of people leabin near Slwash rock,
of ail” colors, creeds dnd customs, |. The. famous princess, ‘better
for ail. time; T. name;thee Stanley: known across Canada and {i
Park," and, slowly poured: wine “England: ‘as Pauline Jotinson,
on: the Viriin ‘soll, ; | mmortalized In verse thé 60-
Thee’ 4,000< "acre - ‘poninsiila,' foot rock near which she, resis, |
bounded: by., the Waters of: Bur-|. The rock will stand ‘there for-

‘(eard: inlet. and Exighsh ‘Bay; has ‘ever, so the story goes, a grim

becomnd, a ‘sandtuary.: for, thou [reminder of the man who waited
sands.» ho: would. escape. the’to kill another and was turned
A bustling metropolts, -Into stone,

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The attractive and comfortable furnishings in thi _figw Nita’
home, onen to the public tomorrow, were supplied by. MeRaeBros, « |
Ltd. to show how pleasant a modern home can be‘ at apbblen—- my omaie o

The floor of the living room is covered by a beautify foe or green:
Wunda Weve caroet (Ieft}, This deep- ‘piled, luxtitious: piper. is

dramatic vet a good mixer with the smartest
washable and casy lo vacuum!

In the kitchen is a handsome yet practical Frigidaire stove Wg rt)
waich has all te modern automatic features that rake coking

a nleasure instead of a chore, Summor bache
appreciale this,

Another feature of the kitchen is ils roomy and efficient Frigidaire refri-
gerator (loft), This is built to Canadian standerds and will hold those largo

soft-drink holtles, quart -size milk boltles and plenty of heer, Summer
bachelors will like this one, too,

A highlight ef the furnishings Is the brautiful blacktone [ive- -plece ditvetlo
suite (riqht) made by Trysson, This suite i of sturdy hut graceful construc:
Von. tls ds signed for comfort to make vour meals a real delight,

Also’ have a look at tho ulilily roam with ils comoletcly automatic Frigidalra
laundry, And don't {ail lo. sco the Tyn lounge sofa with matchina choir —
» Incidental qppotniments are by Bulger’ 5, |

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After sealing this bright new home. built by Eby & Sons, come to $00 us We:

my rdin

can lieln “ou to make vours oqually attractive, _

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patrol the park, ‘And: ‘dlscatied
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Tiny waterfalls .¢a

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hydrangeas. The’ blooms’ plad
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AY youngster. ‘gets his: th : : aD

glimpse of a. polar: bear, an

plumage; A monkey,
fully while’ a smug-looking.se

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