Japan asks

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OTTAWA ‘P—Japanese ex:
porters warned yesterday that
If Canada inereases protection
of domestic industries Japan
will be forced to look elsewhere
for wheat, lumber and miner.
als,

Ina brief to the tavift board,
the: Japanese cotton textile in-
dustry said Canada sells the
Asian country more than twice
as mueh as it buys from it,

 

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and pages, wrilers speculate: Did
the meeting Wednesday over tea
at Clarence House mean the big
'}romance was on again, or was it
{just a meeting of two people

v| ‘Phe 27-year-old sister of the
Queen and the 43-year-old war-
time air ace whose love she re-
nounced because of his divorcee,
met for three hours after having
{been apart for &76 days. The
i slim, handsome retired group
j¢aptain called on Margaret and
| Queen Mother Elizabeth at Clar-
ence House, their palatial,
crearm-painted London home,
{RETURNED FROM TOUR
' -He called only a few hours af-
i ter arriving back in London from
a 60,000-mile world tour: he took
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41955, He departed from Clar-
4ence House swiftly in a chauf-
i feur-driven limousine as dozens
‘of reporters galloped behind.

{ The’ news spread across Lon-
‘don. Extra police had to keep
, the entrance to Clarence House
{ clear as excited crowds gathered

Peter Townsend back
after 865 days absence
By ADRTAN BALL
— “Together

 

friends.”

The Daily Sketch says that
throughout his world tour

Townsend “secretly telephoned”
the princess “again and again,”

pid «a business call within 50
yards of Princess Margaret’s
royal residence. His features

rigidly set, he drove up to a com-
mercial building hard by Clar-
ence House and called. for two
hours at a
headquarters. He refused to teil
reporters whether he would see
the princess again, and sald he

was “getting fed up with - the
press.” :
At. Delft, in Holland, ‘Queen

Elizabeth smiled ‘cordially as she
began the final day of.a state
visit. But .reporters with «her
sald she occasionally wore @ pre-
occupied look.

A British informant at Delft
sald Wednesday's meeting was
initiated. by Townsend, but it;
has long been known that Mar-
garet wanted to see him again.
No person, least of all a rejected
suitor, could: have called:a Clar-

 

{to speculate on. whether the ro-
‘mance was again In blossom.

{ All the newspapers ugree that
i Margaret looked happy when
ishe went to the premiere of the
movic A Farewell to Arms later
» Wednesday night. °

; The Daily Mail, quoting “per-
: sons close to Townsend,” says all
'the signs suggest he “stilk hopes
; to overcome tne formidable dif-
' fleulties in the path of a possible

' marriage.”

STILL POSSIBLE .
It adds that Townsend never

f ‘took the marriage renunciation
“as being irrevocable,

The Daily Mail says sources
close to Margaret claim she re-
‘buffed eourt advisers who
ithought the reunion a mistake
ibecause she “insisted on her
i right to see her. own friends.”

' The tabloid Daily Mirror re-
iprints in place of the usual ed-

on Mar-
up your

1 August, 1955-——"Come
[garet! Please make
mind!” 7
"quotes." a
‘Buckingham Palace spokesman
jas saying “Why shouldn’t Prin-
icess Margaret invite whatever

quit is grown up now... . It is
quite logical that Peter Town-

‘send should pay a visit to old

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newspaper today following the reunion of Princess

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BENNETT ANSWERS HECKLERS
‘NEW, WESTMINSTER, B.C. )—Hostile- Placards, catealls
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Coa neiday slgnt | as or of British Cole Bonnett and Attorney- . fAustralia:,.is: 2: planned: city. de
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.. Credit election, platiews ne outlined the:Soclal : pened byt a Chicago, arphitect,
‘The: premier relished the- excitement; kept - up a running pe
tober with: the hecklers: and: drew loud: applause from: sup~
rs, . ,
.  Heeklers- then: ‘roge in the front row, each carrying aletter |):
card: to spell. out first .“Lot: of smoke: but: no. fire” and: then. .
“Socred cow.” At each ‘display nearby spectator seized one of .
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