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later this week of a federal

Russia:

Justice: Minister Fulton told a
-reporter;he mailed a: “revised
“Proposal” to B. c. Attorney-Gen:

     

  

 

   
   
     
   
    
 
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
   
    

. LONDON” (CP)—-Princess. “Mar-
garet arrived home. today from
her. tour of Canada and stepped
out of her plane into a sudden
London’ rainstorm.

The Queen’ Mother rushed ‘ up
the landing steps to the plane’s
doorway and kissed her daugh-
ter, who had ‘been’ away for a
month.

_ Undaunted by. ‘the rain, the
princess. ‘descended the =. steps,
: sheltering. under. an. umbrella,
Y yand shook. hands with officials
waiting to greet her, including
“Canadian: High | Commissioner

George. Drew.

Then, as she walked - slowly
along the red: carpet to a car,
the rain stopped as. abruptly as
o¥t. had’ started | ‘minutes: before
her arrival: The. princess..and
tlie Queen Mother. ‘put: away
“their. ‘umbrellas ‘as..the : crowd:
waiting atthe air] ort: cheered:
“When. the -plane: was, landing,

  

    
     
     
     
     
     
    
    
    

 

    
     
   
 
    

  

     
   
   
   
 
 
 
   
 
  

 

 

 

 

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down.

“She is. ‘extremely interested

in flying,” Capt, Percy. said. “On
the way out to. Vancouver she
oo ERG ON —-F0- the. flight—deck | .
5 just as she did today.”

 

i The direct flight from Halifax

today took cight hours and 18
minutes.

Margaret was ‘sun-tanned.
She wore, a green dress with
chiffon turban to match, and
a loose coat of white corded

silk.
“WONDERFUL SIGHT”

-.| COULD NOT. RETURN |
1 - It fs understood - one. federal |. .
condition’ attached to such ‘fi- -

“the. ‘princess. had” been. in. the}.
rs ‘Capte|:
“James” ‘Perey,’ Dring pthe <1 liner ,

 

OTTAWA: (CP) _. Announcement ‘is expected os

government . agreement).

with British Columbia to share costs of.sending the -
long-troublesome Sons of Freedom « Doukhobors tol

 

the’ ‘situation. _

long = distance :tele-.

Mr. Bonner,

public what the agreement will
be, but: it was’ learned that the

of sending the Sons of: Freedom
to Russia, :

nancial assistance to the Dotk-.

agreement ~ to. relinquish” all
rights. of: Canadian: citizenship.
This would ensure that they.
-did not returv to: Canada once
they left. .
In: the. discussions about the
matter, which have gone on for
some weeks, the. B.C. . govern-.
ment is. understood: to have asked:
that the federal: government take
over full responsibility for. ‘the
Sons of Freedom, who have been
blamed for many terrorist. ‘acts
in B.C, in recent: weeks. and, over
the. years...
The : federal government . dee

eral Robert: ‘Bonner’ ‘Monday on .
“He said: he thinks “agreement .
~ was reachéd: on ‘the: problem inal
4 Saturday. o
phone, convérvation he had with

oMr. Fulton ‘declined. to make

two governments ‘will split costs |.

hobor sect would. be. Freedomite -

 

provincial request...

‘Leaders of the fanatical Douk-
hobor ‘sect say 3,000 Sons: have
made plans to move to a site in
Siberia, 1,600, miles east’ of- ‘Mos-
‘cow in. the. ‘Altai? egion. * -

historic trip |

PORTLAND, England ¢(Reut-
ers)~-The U,S, atomic submarine
Nautilus arrived in harbor here
today to a cheering welcome on
the completion of its historic
journey under the Arctic ice cap.

The Nautilus’ arrival connplet-
ed an 8,130-mile trip which pion-
eered the new route over the roof

 

 

mi Captain Percy said the prin-
2 cess had a “magnificent” send-,
ma off at Halifax. She came straight

‘ from a dinner to the plane still
a wearing an evening gown and
appeared in the Noodlights be-
_ fore going aboard, “It was a
i -¢ wonderful sight,” he sald.
‘ The princess slept tor most
of the trip across the Atlantic,
The weather wis good until
‘they reached England.

Large crowds waiting outside
Clarence House shouted “Wel-
‘come home" as the princess re-
‘turned with her mother.

»

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US. troops
| withdrawn
‘on eve of meet

WASHINGTON (—Withdraw-
; pl of a battalion of marines
wo from Lebanon put the United
States in a stronger poHtical
Lela porttion today on the ove of
CUAL UN, Middle Bast debate.
a E ' Jt was a move which Informed
“vaourees had been predicting—
Mhough without solting a spoc-
ie date—for several days,

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8, deloration In the aspect

Jownlon of the Goneral Assom-

Mgly resuming Wednesday,

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fg A Dulles wis
aR achieduled to fly to New York
TM Hot this morning to head the

Preaident Milsenhower nay tp-
war briefly to make tho main

Diplomatic offlelala sald Uynt
| fur as presont planning goes
uae battalion now moving out
’ the anly will schodulod for

of the world.

Boat: whistles shricked, vaca-
tioning crowds yelled and a ma-
rine band played as the world's
first atomic ship knifed into
harbor,

TUGBOAT SALUTE
Planes circled overhead and in
the harbor a tugboat sent up a
huge cascade of water from its
f ire hoses.
As the voyage ended, the Nau-
tilus had completed 8,146 miles
in 19 days from Honolulu at an
average specd of 17 knots.
Cmdr. William Anderson, flown
from the submarine when jt was
off Greenland last week, was
back on the bridge during the

clined however, to accede. to this |.

_under ice cap

 

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- 13 rebels
sentenced
to death

AMMAN, Jordan (Reuters)
—Thirteen persons today were
sentenced to death by a mil-

itary court here for attemp-
ting to start a revolt to over-
(throw the. Jordanian govern-

 

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Ruthanne Solf; 14, ahows off hor pot
Ho'll atny around the house for a while nll ho gots too big to:

biggoat kitton” Wy Dallng, Toxns,
Hon andy nuned Pharagh,:

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h comely and: -personable. ‘Lady &
i partner, . Mrs. ‘Helen’ Pyatt, have plenty’, of:
Regatta officials. fear. B: Tast. ‘minute for.
the ducats: ‘forthe August’ ‘12-16 show. °°

- (Photo by George Inglis) ; Courtesy. Kelowna.

A G asked for inquiry |e
after federal refusal -

Prince Rupert: Labor Council, told yesterday by| :
Justice Minister Fulton that investigation of the Cen-
tennial Riot:Augost 3 is a matter of provincial juris-
diction, is now asking Victoria for a commission to in-

 

 

 

 

 

         
   
 
    
  
 
  
  
    
  
  

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quire into the uprising.

The council last night sent-a
telegram to Attorney-General
Robert Bonner renewing its de-
mand for a ‘commission of three
augmented by four.city residents.

The telegram said that the
council is ‘extremely concerned
by the recurring demonstrations
in the city, particularly that of
August. 3, and the attending un-
favori ible publicity.”

The minister of Justice, In re-
ply to a. Inbor council request for
n federal commission inquiry,
wired Jast night stating that the
fodcral government has no right
to Investigate on its own since
municipalities come under prov-
Inclal jurisdiction.

toomarecenenemmemivtonaes amet

Quintuplet
Marie Dionne
married =.

MONTREALO—Marie Dionne,
who once tunged for the solitary
fe of a nun, Monday became tho
third of tho four surviving quin-
tuplets to marry,

Tho 24«yonr-old. quint surpris-
ol overybody, Including her sls-
tors, by getting manilod in a
quick, xoural, voromony to Florian
Houle, 30, 0 provinalal Rovorn-
mont comployoo in Mon Montron oul,

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Announced today. .

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‘about. midnight August 2 Eliz-

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ber of’ an. cuniawfur. assembly in, connectioi : with - the. ‘Centennial .
Riot ‘here August 3... 2 :

Elizabeth ‘Davis : ‘Of. ‘Port: “Ba
ward. pleaded: not guilty on Aug-
use - 5 ‘to. a ‘charge. of. ‘being a
an unlawful ‘assem-

   
 
   

Magistr . Ty. Appl
heard testimonies of four RCMP
Constables ‘who weré on duty
at the time of the riot.’
Police told’ the court that at

‘abeth Davis on the corner of
Fulton Strect and Third Ave-
nue “shouted and swore” at the
police after the riot act had
been read by Mayor Peter Les-
ter.

KICKED OFFICER | a.

Police Constable Bruce Mce-
Donald told the court that dur-
ing the riot he spotted Mrs.
Davis standing on the corner
of Second Avenue and Fulton
Street and when he made an
attempt td arrest her she struck
him on the ‘back and kicked
him,

The constable said that an
unidentified person interfered
with the arrest and ho lost her.

RCMP Constable Joseph Duke-
cashier tastified that he saw Mrs.
Davis standing In the samo lo-
vation that the other constables
had ‘seen hor, He said that she
was throwing her arms up in
the ale and shouting and swear-
ng al, the police.

OASE ADJOURNED

Magistrate Applowhalte ad~
journed the case until August
0 in order to give the defence
counsel sufficient time to pre-
paro thelr caso, -

Crown prosecutor “fa James
K. Shaw, Willa Ray 1s tho de-
fence counsol,

 

Vive tonchora aro ‘alll! sought for Booth Momorinl high

kahool, throe for ality clomentary sahools,
Island achool and ono for tho Port Edward school.

Tho. altuation wos termed, “vory oncouraging hy board

“At the ond of tho Inat torm, tho achool bourd wis faced
with tho taal of filing 93 vacancios,

snosne 0 other people wt Who aware

» TEN MORE T FA C CHERS NEEDED |:
“BY DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD

Bond haw fod 68 af the 78 tonehing
porttions in this dlatrict, board socrotary Mrs, M, M. Ropor

 
     

ono for the Dighy

‘an unlawful | ‘assembly, appeared

 

  

charged: with being: riembers. of|

in. city. ‘police. ‘court: this: morn-
ing and. were again: ‘remanded |

until: either August 13, ; / August
VY€"or August: 15.

 

Those. who pleaded. not. guilty
on™ August’. 5s and appeared in

were. cect °
Raymond. ‘Wesley of Nogth Pa-
cific, -rentanded until . August |-
14;° ‘Charles Aaron Cross of Port
Edward, : ‘Yemanded. until August
14; Albert McKay of Prince Hup-
ert, remanded ‘until August 14;
Antonio ‘Cesarone, . remanded
until August: 14; Lucien Lorentz
of Prince Rupert, remanded un-
til. August. 15,

Entering no plea on August
5. and: appearing, this morning
were}; William: Johnson of Port
Hdward remanded until August
14, Robert Johnson of Port: ‘Ede
ward -romanded until August

Patrick ‘Wilson of Prince
Rupert remanded until August
15; and Sydney Eli of Sunny-

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Budde, 28, was " puried Monday

constable during the’ search: for
‘her. slayer. moved. into its ninth
day,

RCMP reported no ‘new’ leads |

10 miles west’of here, ¥.0 3.0!

winding . road leading past: the
monutain’ to Keremecous,
miles southwest, | when suspect |,
transient” Donald , Stevens, 58,

mull here last: dn

in ‘a -quict. ceremony at Vancou- |-,
ver asthe hunt for a ‘man wan-,. °°:
ted in the shooting of an ‘RCMP a

In the search, now. centred are |.
ound the. Green Mountain area, |:

- Police converging ona dusty,
201.

‘were - members 0 wn
- PENTICTON, ° -B; C.. WQ)—~Anita |

Local: 1005, ‘United Steel Workers’.

 

Only, one: halibutter sold: her:
“cutee. ‘on: the Prince: ‘Rupert:
Halibut: - xchange’ his singel
ings. a ae
‘The. “BC. ‘Lady". “gold s na
-entoh “Of 38,000 pounds: “to.
British: Columbia Packers’ for:

     
  

 

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side remanded until August ‘13.

B.C. ROUNDUP

GANaKS, BO. geq nt
this Quit) lslands  conumunity
suid ‘Mrs. Alicg Kerr, 84, was
charged Monday night with
murdor’ of her husband, found
dead ovelior in’ the day: with
i bullet wound in the head. |

The body of Albert Kerr wis
found In tho couplo's home on
Pondor Island, 12. miles onat, of
hore and $6 miles south of Vane
couven’ Ho was an cloctrician

and. agoretary of 'the local Cane
qeellivny’ ‘Legion, branch. Pollco
aud he was In the early Gon,

Officers at Ganges, ROMP
hondquartors for tho Gulf In-
lnnda, ‘sald a 80-30 rifle ‘was
found boslde the body, .

Mra, Korr was taken to View
lovia: after boing charged and
wos. to. appear in court: thore
today, -Polica said sho’ reportod
hoy husband's. death to thom
Monday morning, a

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was spotted there. Soe

54- year-old. woman hom Gar
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der

urged ° -‘Appolntmont’ of a judge ,#
as chairman of an Inquiry into
the construction’ lockout.»

A trado board dologatio made
tho suggestion’ in‘ a ‘vial with
Promfor Bennett: in Victoria,

A board of trade ‘officin! sald
the “Inquiry commission ts
charged ‘with wnusvally, hoavy
reaponslbility to. promote’ and
secure: jndustrinl. peace and
should not be: conaldored moroly.|.
awn another conciliation ‘bhoard.”.

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refuge behind.a table. Matthews:
ippeared Jn: tha doorway: ‘and
throntonod him, with: au ‘ifloy pole
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fled’ up in ‘atalrway! and,
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Matthows, 99,, wae sontonced, to
two .yours: Monday ‘aftor.'
told of ‘a purault: through at
onatealcde hotel during which ho
fired two shots. .

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