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THE DAILY NEWS

Vol.

65.

No.

ST.

JOHN'S,

NEWFOUNDLAND,

THURSDAY,

MARCH

13,

19.58

{Price

cents)

Charles

Hutton

Sons

Indonesia:

•

(IN

Photo)

HOI

.II.

Sweden,-

Princess

Margaretha

S1wdru

shown

arrh•ing

Stockholm

rmlH•r,

\wre

buzzing in

court

circles

that

rorky

romance

with

British

jazz

piams't

Dou~ht'·llome

will

have

happy

ending.

oppcht·tl

h~·

liing

Gustaf Adolf.

the

en·

tht•

Princess

the

Briton

has

now

aJ!Jlllll't'J

h~·

the

1\ing-.

the

reports

said,

will

ht·

lut·mallr

announced

month,

J)nu~l"'·lllllne

\'i~its

Stockholm.

·-

···-------·---------

Conservatives

Return.

Seat

----·····

·--

___

....

Scientists

Capture

Rich

Will

Attempt

Contact

Venus~Oil

Centre

Will

Use

High-Powered

* *

Radio

Beams

PADANG.

Central

Smnatra-AP-Jakarh1

paratroopers

dropped

around

strategic

Pakan-

baru

the

heart

Central

Sumatra

Wednes·

day

and

battled

rebel

forces for

control

the

a,·

Tt:RESCJ.:

CJ.Et\\'ER

houndng

radio

ut·nms

off

its

sur-!!htster

linil·t~r~il)'.

fitted

p·am. rich oil

lands

run

the

U.S.-owncd

Caltcx

Oil

JODRELL

BANK.

l·:nglmul

lat'P.

tht

giant

250·Iool-diamctcr

radio

The

lcleseupe

will

.used

Company.

!Reuters\

Scientists

this

fnll

The

diflkull

ex11crimcnt

will

tcl<'scopc

located

here.

diagnose

faint

whi~per~

from

lh~

Jakarta,

the

go,•enllllcnt said

Wcdncs·

will

attempt

conlat·l

\'cnns.

hegin

~oon

powerful

n('ll

Dircctol'

Lo1·ell

~aid

fl•ingcs

space-the

"mu~ic

of.

closest

plane

the

earth.

lt'll11.<mittPr.

heing

huilt M

~tan-

1\'ednrsdHy

that

about

th~

spheres"

the

medicral.

day

night

that

its

paratroopers

and

combat

---·---·

-·

-----------

·-

··

--·--

· · -

·-·-··------·

111.0110,000

times

harder

getting

astl·onomcrs.

regiment

have

captured

the

$125,000,000

oil

ccn·

Serious

Stril{e

Harmon

Base

• a

lr'."

nf.rom

Venus

than

from

There

arr

"ouject~"

the

uni·

trc.

None

the

foreign oil wi>rkcrs in

the

area

nrse.

he~·onrl

the

range

opti·.

The

dbtnnl'e

involrcd

im·

c~!

telcscop~s.

that

emit

>trange,;

was

believed in

danger.

•w·nsl'-il

J.,

onl~·

about

238.85i

intense

radio

wal'es.

El'cn

alter i

Rel'olutionary

h c a d quarters·

----·--

---------------

miles

the

moon,

2!,

seconds

yenrs

painstal~ing

~tud~·.

only

here

said

about

300

Jakarta par-·

II:~

Central

Sumatran

rebels,

who

t'NUt'n

IJy

radio

ware.

Venus

fe1~·.

the

obJects

ha\·e

been

achmc

troops

landed

dawn

r.t

demand

new.

ami-Communi-'1

ne1·er

gets

closer

earth

than

tdenllfted.

the

Pakanbaru

airport

but

were

"OI'crnmcnt

the

Indonesia~;

'!UjO,HOO

miles

and

how

long

One

these

stron~-)"ct

invi~-

encircled

rebel

troops

and

tal

.lak<~rla.

The

!ir~t

strike

t:ninn

heginning

c•t

twgotiations

and

will

takr a

radio

wa1·e

get

tble-sourccs

radto

wai'CS

guenlla

fighters.

Rcbr.l

~OUl'Ces:

Caltcx

officials

said

thev

hall

Workers

Harmon

it•

Ft•rc~

the

.rehiring

of certain

pcr:.nn;;.

here

and

back-if

can-can I

crab

hcnula.

gaseous,

said

both

sides

suffered

"heary'',

been

assured

b'·

hoth

sid~s

tha:

Bnse

was

onlcrl~·

and

Wl'li

cnn·

whn

hnrl

hccu

dismissed.

only

gucsEed

at.

remnants

a star

that

was

cn~ualties

but

gm·e

figures.

lorei"n

!ires

a'nd

interests

wil

uctcd,

the

project

manage•·

for

They

al>o

reported

hal

1111

The

,Jodrcll

Runk

srientisls

seen

explorlc

b~·

Chinese

as-:

,lakarta

amphibious

f~rces

ahu:

uot

cndan~en•d.

Ships

fron,

Jones

Construction

Cnm·

n~reement

rould

I'Cached

want

track

\'cnus

much

the

tronomers

than

l.()(ll)

year:;.

h!t

the

cast

coast

011

purl

the

G.S.

lth

Fleet

arc

docked

pany

said

yesterday

afternoon

the

~cclin~

'!''~cod~y

lh•~

s~mc

way

!he

shadowcd_lhc

Rus-

aso.

. . lkrnai

and

started

dril·ing

in-:

nearh)'

Sin::aoorc

cl·acuat•

telephone.

conversation.

qucslwn

t·c·hmng

the

men

smn_

Sputn•ks.

They

ll'lli

make

One

.,lt·ong

rad1o

wa,·c

~ourc"

land.

,\mericans

becomes

necc'

The

strike

was

called

for

who

walked

!the job

delatled

mensurcmenls

the

recently

was

ascnbed

colli-

S,\V,\1

•.

HT.\CK Sf:,\R '<an·

members

the

four

unions

M ·

Alnnlla~.

The

rom1llln~·

claimed·

planet's

relation

the

sun:

sion

~~-two.

r_a~t

sniral

galaxic.<

naval

attack

Padm1;:.

the

,,·

~cbcl

wo~.c~m~n

~aid

the

Stcphetl\'illc.

and

twenty-four

that

tlwy

lonllel'

need

aS·

the

other

planet~

and

_to

ftxed

contanung

billions

slat·s.

But

rebel

ncrl'e·ccntrc

the

Sumat-

•nat

ran

forces

will

use

guerriil:t

hom·

plckcl

line

was

e~l<~hli>hrcl

m11nr

workers

they

l'.rt·e.

~tars

throughou.t

t~s

~rbll.,,

was

ion.[!

ago

and

~ar

a11·ay

ran

west

coast,

loomed

for

today.

t'ac~it'>.

ncar

the

entrance

Harmon

u~ing

the

beginning

tile

TR.ACE.

STRA.!I:G~

IIIIlS!

hR_S

that

the

light

ancl

radto

war~s

The

para~hute

attack

wa~

the~

"We

won't

damn~r.

oil

in>ta1J

•

Base.

week.

! 1

~ack~ng

enu5

only

the

l1rsl

hai'C

taken

IOO.()(li),OOO

years

to,

tn~gest

acnon

yet

b;·

Prcstdent

tions."

sai~.

"but

wan!

Tue~day

evcnin~

member>

The

union

was

determined

O!l'

pro;ect

m a

20-ycar

research

pro-

reach

earlh.

'Sukarno

his

more!

crush

'prerent

.Jakar!a

from

bcncfittin~

. ot.the

unions

~1'e1·c

stopping

cars

.Wedncsda!'

uot.

rc~urn

•

to.·

--·-------·

fr~,m

any

oil

mont·~·."

dr1ven

mihtary

pcroonnel

work

until

all

the

men

were:

rhc

rebels

hare

bc;:un

barter·

'make sure that

member

rehired

and

the

men

affected

England's

Hope

iug

Central

Sumatra!!

oil

and

col

th~ir

unions

were

.~reaking

say

thnt

they.

are

willing

re-:

te~til~g·

royalti

for

themselves.

. strtke

rules

cntet

the

tum

part

umc

work

provtdrd

ISTE:iD

CRt:SH

REBELS

base.

all

the

men

arc

employed

· i

.Jakarta.

Capt.

Agus

Socr·

There

were

hop~s

Tuesdtl,l':

even

not

full

time

basis.;

u s

Rec

essl·o

About

'oto._

chirf

the

air

Ioree

infor-

thal

acceptance

agreement

, I

v e r

malton

bureau.

said

"our

com

·would

reached

b)'

Tucsd::y'

'l'he

Jon.cs

Construcl!on

• • :

~ined

air.

sea

and_

land

opera·

e\·ening

but

Wednt~sday

el'l•n·

•

Company

was

g11'en

permtsston

. . . • . . .

11ons

are

proceedmg

sattsfae·.

ing

the

500

men

were

still

oulllo

bargain

with

the

Unions

on'

LONDO:'\.

C.'\~'

1\e~tcrn

pr_ol'cment

the

Amencan

s1IU·

tighter

now

than

year

ago.

torily

and

producing

results."

Jle

strike.

Tuc>tl:&y.

ancl

meeting

was:

Europ~

be~lt'I'CS

can

av?td

~tton

must

come

~on.

Othennoe

Long

lines

freighters

and

tank-

said

the)'

will

continue

until

the

The

strike

was

called

when

h~hl

Wedne>day

a!temoon:

recessiOn

the

~·mtetl_

States

r.uropc

.'\'111

fe~l

the.

full

blast

ers

are

.tied

up.

. . . ;

ob.iectil·es

·e

taken.

'eertain

men

ilC

thr

unions

wcrr

I after

.J.

Wedge.

union

r.fficiall

cc_onom):

gets

back

mto

h1gh

gear

d(•p_ressmg

bt~s1?css

!ntluences.

~~·11mn

Bnt1sh

s_h1ps

and

•

c;·our

campaign

will

ne1w

h•·

dismissed,

and

Tucsda''

Pl'eol·

from

Toronto

and

mcmbc•rs

•

th1~

sprmg.

. . . : .

Smcc

the

11a1.

l~luch.

left

mo,t

fo1e1gn

1es:;el:<_

arc

latd

enued

unttl

1•·c

ha1·c

l'ru>hed

ing's

meeting

the

conlnlittcc

the

local

union>

mel

llilh

('ol·

th~

fu·s(

lim~

months

J·.uro~ean

l'.conomtes

shred~.'

!~enmark

Damsh

shtps

swmg

these

rehel>."

~aid.

"There

orted

that thcl'

had

reR(,hrd

one

Bell

rcgarclin~

the

,trike

hope

l!mmshed

th1~

stde

the

Amencan

~ld

plus

the

t'losure

'mb·

anrh_or.

retreat

<Jnd

there

ll'ill

a~~eement

upon

d~le

for

the

durin~

the

morn

in~.

Atlan~tc

that

~h_e

busme~s

~low·n·

many

trathllonal

trade

~han

nels

I .

lndu,tt·tal

ml'estmenl

contmm·s

retreat

until

hai'C

realized

m•:

" -·-·-··- .......

··---------

turn

111

the

t;nlled

Slates

al·,

the

F.a~t

has

wnstdcrablr,

h1gh

almost

ercrywhcrc.

Pam-

mission."•

most

o1·cr..

. . . i

hci~htcncd

E11ropc's

dependence

do~es

sholl'

thcmseh·cs

many

Two

corrcttc-typr

,·es:<cb

•

Recent

tnmd

pm·e

rel'll'als

on:

U.S.

trade.

f plrcc"n

For

example.

Brilioh

ma-

Sukamo's

na1·y

steamed

into

"JCafl

l'arious

slock

exchanges

reflected

j A

surrey

The

,\,socintcd:

chine-tool

makers

are

cxperien<:·

d<•ng

hwbor

and

warned

t1•.u

this

mood.

Press

shows

some

lc1·cJling

off

in!!

rlecline

thP

dcnmnd

for

frci"htcr~

leal'e

ill'

a.m.

[ H

thi_s

hope

i~.

borne

o;tt

the;

the

~·ille.<pread

prospCI'!tY.

\\'est·

their

pr~ducts

yet_

sal~s

British

da/

~ar.c

destru~tion.

Rehc·J

• h E • t d :

c~~nom1cs

\\estern

l:.UiyJle

ern

F.urope

has

been

en;oymg

for!

aulomobdPs

rcm.am

hq;:h

w1th

ex-

·force~

rr,1c~tcd

the

demand.

Th··

e S VIC e

•

wtl.

have

passed

through

trtcky

decade.

ports

the

l'ntted

States

sho•<··

w~sels

and

shore

batteries

financial

winter

with

almost

But

situation

\'aries

from

ing

upward

ctnw.

chan~:ed

fire

and

the

Yessel:;

lc!'.

· 1

damsge.

' I

country

and

industry.

·-

·-· · .

·-

--··

·-.

TZANEEN.

Trans\'aal

Rcu-,

l~nd

had

been

gil'en

his

people.

• • ,

industry.

Some

~ounlries

such, M N

teru -

lllamathola

tribesmen!

Paul

Kruger,

leader

the'

COULD

FEF.L

nEACTIOS

Britain

arc

continuing

en-' ayor

ame·s

started

mo1·ing

from

their

ances-

Dutch

•

descended

Boers

who

U_nemployment

f~r

the

whole

Ioree

tough

credit-squeeze

poli-

tral

lands

Wednesday

after

hold-

fought

and

lost

Britain

the

reg_10n

now

has

cltmb~d

cies

combat

inflation

the

log

out

against

South

African

lloer

War

J899·1op2.

estimated

4.30f!.OOO.

Thts

repre-

main

economic

worry

during

the

R.l

l.ll

'1.\10\

.consct·vatil'es

since

the

general

government

eviction

order

for

sents

only

tmy

percentage

prosperous

post·war

years.

''"

""11

1\'rilt·r

·election.

Lnbot•

wiped

out

195

nine

months

After

refusing

obey

the

re-

the

total

work

force,

bowel'er,

Bus

Commission

· ·lf• ...

;·ur

ila•

>ecnnd

Conserl'atil'e

margin

Most

the

tribe's

1100

mem·

settlement

order

Governor-

and

lower

than

the

latest

re-~

SHIPPING

SLACKER

1r.a":·

•

·::

:~,.

the

('on-

Iran

J.OOO

with

another

l,OOO

bers

had

refused

)~ave

their

Geneal

Ernest

George

Jansen,

p~rted

U.S.

unemployment

total

The

harbo:s

the

maritirr.A

':~·:·;·

.:·,

!a)'

~ecks

(·S

spare.

lands

which

are

about

120

miles

tribal

lawyers

took

the

case

5,173,()(ll).

powers

prOI'lde

one

the

few

Mayor

l\Iews

'lnnounced

last

night

" I

,,,

. """

:n"r'·

sent

Kcll'ingrol'e

the

Conserva.

north~ast

Pretoria.

They

had

both

houses

Parliament.

Ee.onomists

agree

that

im-

outward

signs

that

business

that

three

citizens

have

been

named

members

·.,

'io:h

,,;,.odes

til·e.

experienced

candl·

lived

the

area

(or

200

years.

the

Commissi<m

control

the

operation

.,(

''~'!""''

·"

t:•ndidntc.

dal(•

the

late

member's

widow,

Removal

the

Mamatholas

p b D h

. T [

r.:•.J::',;'

;.,.\!m~

Boch-

who

act

chairman

the

new

area

miles

away

was

ro e eat eenager· I

the

City's

bus

service.

'•·:-::"·•·::~

<'ll:lclidate!

party's

national

c:onference

ordered

P r lm e

Minister

· j

They

are

Messrs.

Lewis

Ayre,

Reginald

a:···;,.·:

,.,,third

I1L'I1it:d:

Brighton

last

summer.

Her

Johannes

Strijdom's

Nationalist

• h d 'IIi

' !.:.,

:·;,;

''i'l"••wnts.

'major

opponent

Labor

candJ.

government

grounds

that

the

Kmg

'am

Fitzpatrick.

,:;"

.•

,,,.,.:lunl

thQ

dme

~Irs.

Mary

J\leAllslcr,

but

tribe's

primitive

farming

meth-

NIGUT

LEAD

Rolllns

Newish

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after

disappeared

from

his

formed

but

the

results

will

not

They

will

have

complete

control

the

oper-

;::rr•·"'

•

two

.minor

partY.

candidates

also

ods

were

eroding

the

land

and

HALIFAX

tCPl-City

health

of-

home.

disclosed

until

the

inquest.

ations

and

will

not

interfered

with

any

. , •

'.,,,,.,,

111

the

al'l•

the

runnmg.

destroying

the

sm·rotmding

ficer

Dr,

Morton

said

Wed-

Dr.

:\lorton

chairman

Halifax

police

chief

Verdun

:"h'''l'

,.::,,

ii•·hin-

•

The

Scottish

Liberal

partv

has

waterShed.

nesday

plans

call

meeting

group

set

special

juvenile

Mitchell

said

Wednesday

"sev-

way

the

Municipal

Council.

:""

.':1•

'"'"~"

ll'att,.

. ·

gil'en

its

unofficial

blessing

but

Twenty

trucks

loaded

with

fam-

within

the

few

days

committee.

was

established

era!"

incidents

arc

under

inl'es-

the

Commission's

annual

report

should.

•·:·

.:1:1·

•t:n·:

rl'.'fl('th·tl

110

formal

support

David

Mur·

illes

and

thelr

belongings

left

for

four-man

committee

studying

the

Mayor

Vaughan

after

newspa-

ligation.

RCMP

Superintendent

,.,.

II•Jtt-1·

Com·.

ray.

who

running

under

the

new

farm

Jocallon

Wetlnes·

extent

"goofball"

adiction

per

story

iast

month

hinted

Regan

said

there

has

been

reveal

deficit

operations

the

Council

will

,,.'.'r·'

111

~.:::I::

'ulr>

111

Lihcral-home

rule

banner.

da~·.

Complete

resettlement

ex-

among

teen-ager~

here.

cxtens~ve

usc

:·dr_ugs"

teen-

"little

difficulty"

outside

the

city.

assume

responsibility

for

payment

same.

•

~t·n~·~~~~

,.:t:r-ti(ill

Th~

fouth

candidate

y_rnuam

pected

take

several

weeks.

Dr.

Mo1

tons

announcement

agers

the

l!ahfax

ar~~·

_____

-·---

_______________________

"''::

l.;,l"'r.

Park.

the

Independent

Labor

Last

,June,

another

lruck

con-

cmn_e

sh~rtJt

afte~.

l\!rs.

Re~e

PREVENT

~ECli~RE:"'CE

.'·

lht

Clnii·~O\("'IIllll'lll

Part~·.

lefl·Win.:

splinter

group

\'OY

arrived

carrr

the

~lama-

Rolhns

~aid

m a

b)hned

story

Mrs.

Rolhns

satd

she

want~!'

all

Boat

Liquor

Regulations

-~~·

b::o·l····tinn>.

,\1('

with

strong

l'iews

about

outlaw·

tholas

their

new

location

bul

The

~fall-Star

she

thought

her

14·

tell

the

story

her

sons I m

·:•r

lnm1

tomtorlahlt•.

in••

the

hvdrogen

bomb

about

350

the

tribe's

400

fam·

year-old

son,

.T~m~y,

die~

death

because

"we

ca.n't

do.

too

•

;r,tnrta:,

•nrno,·(·r

nc-

Present'

standing

the

630-seat

ilies

refused

budge.

0\:erdose

ptlls

mquest

~uch.

prevent

ternble

lht~l:;~

...

at;;;~:~?

llhil'lllh•·

~GI·

House

Commons

is:

Conscrl'a·

When

the

tribe's 76. year.

old

wtll

held

Saturday.

hk;h

wh~~

hagp:~~i~~

!~~~e~-!

JACK

\'AN

DCSES

ol>in_g

act.

The

s~nall

l'e~sel

rcgu-'

·:~::1·ery

person

who.

while

ill.

· ·

o~.l••nty

emil'

li~·cs

and

allies

33S,

Labor

2i9,

chief

supported

them

was

de·

'fhe

youth's

body

was

found

tified

~~:n~y·~

body

t~ld

her

the

Canadian

Press

Starr

Writer

!'!allons

...

w11!

brmg

together

the

'ab1hty

o!)erale

I'C~sel

ilr,

~11

l.r·"i•h;,m

\o~·ll;.

Liberals

Independent

l'acant

posed

the

go\·crnmcnt.

Chief

densely-wooded

area·of

subur-

bo,

had

times

taken

the

drug

OTTA~'A

ICPl

The

people

r.ule?

t.he

slm~le::t,

form

[

pan·cd

alcohol

drug,

opu

l<·r

'M'

tlw

Malisele

L e t s o I a

claimed

the

ban

Arm

dale

March

seren

dii.Ys

oft

drinks

who

b~tld

and

use

small

boats!

EF.F

ECTI\

:THIS

tEAR .

atcs

~·esse!

_any

part

par)

ore

Trouble In

Cuba

* *

Peace

Cabinet·

Walks

Out

'-A

gol'ernmcnl

tnectt'ng.

· '

guaran

ees

ccllve

.or

ate

with

national

conciliation

c i

ri~hls

Premier

Emilio

Nunez·

Portu.

days.

meant

Immediate

censor-

commission

b a c k e d

by..

tbe

"'"'nc••rl·

lorn

(;uha

ondo,

the

former

ambassador

ship

the

press,

radio

and

TV,

Roman

Catholic

Church.

Batista

. . .

sc~

~ft

the

United

Nations,

led

the

walk·

Including

outgoing

foreign

news

hue!

supported

the

commission's

n•t~

11111

gen.

nut.

had

declared

Tuesday

dispatches.

peace·maklng,

efforts.

'aw

hi~

"~~e·

s~onn

night

there

would

£Uspen·

The

decree

effect

rules

out

The

22,000-man

army

begnn

re-

him

e~c~a

cn~lllM".

sion

constitutional

guarantees

election

campaigning,

since

all

cruiling

expand

its

size

al·

·member

peac

!>'

;

s~leh

had

been

decreed

seven

mass

meetings

are

prohibited.

most

third,

la1t

Thursda

met

lttmes.

1957.

The

emergency

cabinet

session

Rebel

sources

said

Castro

had

resto

for

•

llau~ta

immediately

named

was

called

within

llours

after

told

his

bands

"the

final

fight''

electiorlng

order

new

rabinet.

The

premiership

rebel

leader

Fidel

Castro,

who

wa•

about

begin

ami

ordered

t~fter

th~

.Jun~.

I •

w~n~

!ion~alo

Guell.

former

,launch~

the

uprising

the

them

step

alla~ks

army

OUib

ccree_

~S:

llllnt~ler

slate.

. . 1

mounlatns

Cuba

posts.

bombings,

arson,

killings

emet~ency

The

suspcnston

consltlultonal

months

ago,

refused

co-otJel'·

and

sabotage.

se~~na

~fore

d.isappeared

~t:ccccded

W~dnesday

,in

_water-

Norma~

Wtlson,

chatrman

'of

the

mland

m!nor

other

T e

il'ed

home

from

1111:

down

ltquor

clause

pro·

the

meelm~

and

d!reclor

of.

the

ters

o~.

Canada

gutlty

;~~~Y

acti:g

strangely.

fell

~oscd

federal

sl!lall

\'esscl

regula-

departments

mann~

semc;,cs:

fence.

off

chair

and

staggered

around

ttons.

sa1d

most

the

maJor

chnn.,e.

T!~c

mcct~ng

left

about

su;,

111

room

His

arents

called

They

argued

the

clause

111

the

recommended

the

delegates

gest1ons

wtth

the

dcpartmen

!ieee

who

fou~d

pills

the

fin-

d~aft ~f

the

regulations,

which

wil!

be_

incorporated

the

1958

some

~sking

for

changes

tiJ,

Tomm

·acket

She

w1ll

brmg

under

one

col'cr

for

regulatwns.

regulations

d r

aft,

and

other:

u~ted

her

son

.:some-

the

first

time

"laws

the

road"

Ire

delegates

was

ra1~ed

ranging

from

recommcndatiom

~ody

gal'e

somet~nl

some

for

Canada's

small

boat

opera-

Wednesday

oyer

clause

maktng

boat

construction

and

safe!)

coke

the

show

lions,

prevented

boatmen

from

boatman

~paired

alcoh~l

equipment

the

setting

day

Tomr:,y

described

drinking

aboard

ship

even

drug

gUtlty

offence

speed

limits

waterways.

his

mother

"~annerly

and

~board

yachts

complete

w1th

liv-

'has

the

car~

.contro!

well

liked",

said

was

going

quarters

• .

ves~~l,

whether

mohon

-------------

•

the

last

time

The

representatives

manu-

not.

hl~

:a~~ts·

saw

hi~

alive.

fac~ur~rs,

boatin~:

~nd

~ourist

as-

Dele~ates

argued

ho~e

ow~er

BORE

GANG

NAME

octahons,

pro

v 1 n c 1 a 1

g~v-

~ou14J.n

charg~d

_w1tb.

be1~

the

funeral

home

Mr.·

Rol-

e~nmen~.

and

!J.CMP

and

provm-

unpatrcd

With

drmkmg

h1s

!ins

noticed

the

word

Dukes

eta!

pollee

offtcers

we~e

cal!ed

~o~e.

Many

bo_ats

become

h~n;tes

printed

apparently

indelible

here

for

two-dny

mcehng

whtch

m .

sun~m~r

w1th

owners

hvmg

inl•

Tomm

wrist'.

Two

teen-

ended

Wednesday

~elp

the

de-

ana

dr~nk~ng

aboard:

Weather

Ov~rcast,

with

accasion·

drizzle:

little

cooler.

lligh

today

35.

TEMPERATURES

age

gangs

bJicved

operating

partment

~ake

the

fm~l

draft

Pro\'mctal.

regula!wns

allo11e

the•

city

call

themselves

the

Sons

the

reg_ulahor.s.

They

w11l

become

f~r

consumptiOn

hquor

cer

•·

Satan

and

the

Dukes.

tb~

."htghway

la.ws"

Can.ada's

at~

craft,

but

the

_federa}

re~u-

mtlltons

e s

rll'ers,

!alton

would

make

possible

lor

Toronto

. . . . . . .

streams

and

lakes.

boaters

arrested

for

con-

Montreal

. . . . . .

lllrs.

Rollio1S

later

said

she

has

no1

been

told

officially

what

cause

her

son's

death.

but

added

she

has

doubt

drugs

were

blame.

a u t o p s y

was

per-

Most

the

rules

now

govern-

suming

it.

Moncton

. . . . . .

in1;

boats

tons

and

under

The

clause.

7jth,

lhc

81·1

Halifax

and

horsepower

and

O\'Cr

arc

clause,

24-page

rcgulallons,

·was .

Sydney

. . . . . . .

effect

under

the

Canada

Ship-

watered

down

read:

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