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VOL. LXXIX NO. 94

Opening Of House Marks | AOth Birthday Of Queen

en (CP): celebrated her 40th birthday ual. Thursday by Siving a flawless | performance at the state open- ing of the 44th Parliament,

The Quéen |throne in’ ancient. colorful rit-

The monarch looked happy ‘envisaging industrial reform A nd the speech from the | on, poised as, with Prince and the hationalization of the ithrone emphasized — Britain's! ilip, she opened Parliament \steel industry. a world outlook. was -

; and read the speech- from the | While the

Authorized ee Second Class Mail by the Post Office Department, wa and fer Payment Of

In doing so, she outlined the | glitter program of Prime Minister Wil- ‘lights—than in the old imperial | \son and-his Labor government, |days.

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‘continuing role as Power, notably in its pledges to!

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FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1966. >

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work for peace in Viet Nam as | well as help Malaysia and Sing- | apore-in -their--troubles with In-|

Suspected

donesia. “My government will continue to give full support to the

Maintenance of the North At- lantic Treaty and its organiza- | tion,. which they regard as a necessary basis fram which to Promote greater stability in East- West relations,” said the,

Seen. LONDON (AP) Scotland SUPPORT ALLIANCES Yard detectives Thursday, They will also support Brit- Swooped on a remote little” sea- ain's other alliances for collec- side resort 70 miles from Lon- tive defence and press forward |don and seized James Edward; with policies designed to- enable | White, suspected mastermind of | Britain to-play her full_part in the great train robbery. He had the ‘promotion of peace through- | Jed them a merry chase since | out the world, without over- ithe robbery in 1963. Straining her. military or eco. | Following a_tip, . plain-clothes- | nomic resources. . . ‘ |men of the Yard's flying squad |

My government will continue dashed by .car to an. apartment | to promote the economic unity | house, overlooking a beach : at of Europe and to strengthen the | Littlestone-on-Sea. “-- Hinks between the European! ‘Free Trade Association and the | European Economie inity.”’

Britain, now the leader: of the | ‘seven - country EFTA frou, rien TREC “provided” enntutin (tioned at Scotland Yard: heats)

. quarters in connection with the| ena Aa eae ~ in | $7,200,000 train robbery Aug. 8, | “The Wilson government will YOGE "Only: $788,000 of --the lost work for tariff réductions under has been found. the General Agreement on Tar-| White was taken -under—police+ iffs and Trade and for an ex-| escort in a green auto to the oe ‘panston —of—Commonweaith-tice—station__at__Aylesbury _ trade. Buckinghamshire where the train robbery trial was held. | ~~ _Heis- expected~to—appear—in- the local magistrate's court at Linslade, near the lonely spot |

With local Kent County police jofficers, they surrounded the | Coming: building. Then two. detectives | went to an apartment and are | |rested White.

-The-government review of éx-

foreign policy -basically un- changed although there is some

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- door neighbor for about a year without realizing who the man, —_WAS.. eet Re ij Another’ ‘neighbor. ‘said: “They were known to us as Mr. Bob, Lane and his wife, Clare, and |

their three - year - old son, \Stephen. “He bought- and sold. small

boats very successfully. He was a--very—-good___and-kind _man. They seemed a_ very happy | family.” } Police said before the arrest | that they were looking for his | wife: Sheree, in the hope she} — lead basen to White.

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Casualties Report Given

-WASHINGTON (AP) —. .The |_ pumber of Americans killed in | the Viet Nam War now is more than 3,000. It could reach 6,000 |

-er-more-by—the _end_of the year |

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| the recent rate of battle

JAMES EDWARD WHITE Scotland Yard, which promptly |

‘join a hunt for “him.

LEFT FORTUNE

_ON SMALL PAY

DETROIT (AP)—-The most

Frank Knollwer ever earned ~~

as a Detroit streetcar oper- ator was 92 cents an hour, but he left behind $500,000.

The money. was Thursday between Wayne State University and the Unl- versity of Michigan. Each “school jis -to-—use--its-$250,000_to.... set up a scientific fellowship known as the Frank Knoller Fund.

Knoller died in 1961 at the age of 81 but the trust he left was not announced until this week because ‘he had _ stipu- lated that it be distributed five years after his death.

Not much is known of ‘Knok ler or of how-he amassed the money.

He was a Detroit Street Railways motorman from 1922 until 1940. He, was 32.

when he went to work for the DSR’ and earned 62' cents an hour. When he retired at 60 the pay was 92 cents an hour.

Feliman. a

lawyer; ‘said. Knoller “bought ~

_ stocks, apparently —when—they—

were low, and he held onto

Police said they had learned ;that—up—to--the-end_of_last_sum-_| | mer White worked as an ‘auto |mechanie in Nice, France; and

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A summary of-U-S;-casualties, released Thursday, listed 3,047 servicemen dead Jan. 1, 1961,

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high 40 and 47, Saturday: sunny, colder.

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otion Defea By 112-93 House Vote

Budget

OTTAWA (CP) — The -minor-.

a Conservative non-confidence | motion 112 to 98 in the Com- mons budget debate Thursday “night.

The motion said the Liberal. government failed to stimulate trade and production had not tackled problems of infla- tion.

Seventy-four Conservatives in the chamber-were backed by 15 New Democrats, Leader Thompson and two of his followers and independent Conservative Maurice Allard (Sherbrooke).

Supporting the 108 Liberals against the motién~were Cred- itiste Leader Caouette and six

“of his party, H. A. Olson (SC—

Medicine Hat) and J. A. Mon- grain (Ind—Trois-Rivieres). Standings in. the 265-seat Com- mons are Liberals 131, Conserv- atives 97, New Democrats 21, ‘Creditistes nine, Social Credit five and independents two: Social-€redit- MPs have main- ; tained the country does not want _\another election and in the past ‘have voted with the government |; when the issue appeared likely ‘'to-bring—a—close—vote._ PARTY SPLIT

Social Credit |

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Debate

‘Winds Up Today

government .- appointed com-

divided, ity Liberal government defeated | missions in all 10 provinces.

Legislation prescribes a 15- day debate on the changes and |after that it is up to the three-

|man ‘commissions to _make any

final revisions. ~ CLOSED FOR PCs Delivering some of the Con-

‘servatives’ last licks before Thursday’ night’s vote,P. B. Rynard (Simcoe East) said

Canada. must lower taxes on in- come and productivity to pre- ivent “becoming part and par-~ cel of the United States.” ,

The brain drain of skilled Ca- nadians to the US. totalled - 100,000 persons in the last two years, the worst ever, he said.

“For gosh sakes. plug this loophole. We can't give away 80 ;much wealth and: brains.

“They'll provide the drive. They'll put Canada in the front line.”’

William Howe (NDP—Hamil- ton South), ‘e physician, called

~for the-government .to. get mov-

jing on its medical care insuf- |ance plan. _“The poor are int are poor in cycle. ” The_economy could gain $200,- 000,000 a year if just 10 per cent ~

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Urged By Group , This time the party split, ,with of the labor loss through illness

opening of Parliament in Lon-'

‘QUEEN ELIZABETH I, speculation over Wilson's. at--|where the robbers with military in County Cork, Ireland. They from. which grea wearing the imperial state don Thursday. It was a double jtitude toward Europe. The |precision robbed the train.- lsaid it was almost certainly ~ oe Viet von on = three of its members suppatting jwas prevetited by rer crown, and regally robed in state occasion because Her speech once again emphasized lack of money that had brought | “A Se ccd tr SEE WADPUNGTON: (AP). —- A the motion and’ one siding with |ability of medical care. parliamentary crisson, delivers Majesty also was celebrating |the policy of bringing the {l- SEK TWO OTHERS him back to England. Fee ee speedup in ballistic missile de-|the government. David “MacDonald (PC — speech from the throne in Police still ‘seek two other names in the week ended Satur-'7 i. for the U.S. was urged|: The budget debate is expected|prince) quoted election -

her 40th birthday. (AP Wire-

the _House_ of Lords at state photo. via cable from London.)

legal regime in Rhodesia to an end. ‘

men for questioning. They

are Bruce Reynolds, 33, and Ron- |

Freelance journalist John = said he was White’s next-

day. The weekly toll has been Tunning at around 100.

The new report showed more

-|Thursday by the Senate armed.

services... committee to match,

'to wind up today. Conservative ‘House Leader Michael Starr isuggested this during Thurs-}

speeches by Transport Minister |Pickersgill and External ae ifairs, Minister —Martin—on-—the—

TR RAI z ald Edwards, 34. : reported Russian efforts on sim- AVEL BY LWAY i f ca men died in the last 34 months day’ s debate. ‘urgency and need for the y ; : sie Coates lean aa ae Moncton Man) « of 1966 than in all-of last year. ee seni B. Russell George Mcllraith, Govern-|prince Edward Island cause- : Biggs, whe escaped from prison | The 1966 tota : reached 1,427 (Dem.-Ga.) said the committee | Ment House leader. accepted |way. Then he asked them to ex- s daring well-organized breaks Heads L ion oo cee manimously approved addition | and reported his tentative plan iplain the sorry treatment the : In a 3 Da while’, serving’ 30-year sentence eg $e 200, stood, ot 140. of $167,900,000 to. defence auth. |i8 to begin debate on EE agen as sonapbevntim hg — ys, oy Ss a e for their part in the robbery, | : es tg prov en peta next W : soe ~ i —_ <n ur nese arent PS a” us scat ot Moncton,| Action. Fought [tine wp” jpeeer es i wreedhuenes

wes 5 LWAUKEE,— Wis. eee =" since April wien eo near Bi 1 N : hy PON rE = ‘ i ’ a ;

: y |jning and Jobff” Stein broke the 1964, -Bigag was Ainanimouely elected me ey petitioning against the 2 fees ecomomie Two boys who confessed “we | sneaked. into the ‘boxcar loaded |car’s sea) at. the -Jos. Schlitz eel 1 , Xk Korinoh | aoe of the Royal Canadian- Close To Saigon. Sadianient— ote bousdaries) oe ot eas =

aren’t even supposed to play to-| |with empty beer bottles after gether a because we get into |‘‘a man told us it ‘was leaving trouble"’ were found safe Thurs- |for Milwaukee that same day in a sealed boxcar 13 days | night: % and‘ 1,000 miles from the start | “their

= a trip _in_ Fayetteville, ‘only nourishment was beer they

N.C. \drained from empty bottles in The tribute to a family judg: |the hundreds of cases stacked

ment came from David Harvey, jin the insulated—but-not refrig- |

12-year-old son of Sgt. and Mrs. \erated—car.

oe fl Harvey, and 13-year-} FOUND IN MORNING

0 illiam Waddell, son of WO: The

and Mrs. William Waddell. hacning a unas

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For_nearly two weeks,

The youngsters told Major General George R. wanting the Siegert are lene 5 barney Apel in inca sleeping bag and $40 | fed up with being on the run. gare. VC, lieutenant soe in the heart of the city. ment had not acted to stim- OF THE GUARDIAN |ery during the lobster season: while eating poached eggs, |trains stopping at Marion, N.C., oe ee He even supplied the journalists | nor of British Columbia, was! There was no immediate re-| ulate trade and halt inflation.| grraAWwA — Despite protests; Mr. Robichaud said the decis- toast and milk at county emer- Elkhorn City and Ashland, Ky. "eY hid the bikes in the {fingerprints to enable them to giected grand president of the port on the outcome of the op-| The CNR forecast gross rev- from lobster fishermen over pos-|ion to continue under the prev- gency hospital, where they Columbus, Ohio, Saginaw and feoate and interviewed a work- \establish his identity. But then | ex-servicemen’s organization. ~ | eration. enues of close to $1,000,000,000 sible injury to their fishery. from | {ious regulations was made only were checked out and pro-|Ludington, Mi¢h., and finally |™2" loading the car. When it |he disappeared into a crowded | and a deficit of $25,000,000 in | scallop draggers, there will be| after careful and through in nounced in good _ condition. aboard a Chesapeake and Ohio|“25 billed, they picked an un-/|subway station and wasn't seen | 1966 operations. ~ nega ie aie i ae eee of the situation in :

—_—Later—on-they—-had—a_turkey_din- | carferry_to_eross Lake Michi-

ner. gan. | It_was their first. sol bi making a nest for i ORDER ALL-OUT HUNT deficit of $33,400,000. ‘ister H. J. Robichaud said Thurs- | observations which included trips a Delt Urs celld food "When workmen. Kenneth Heb- lis the middle ‘of the load with| White's appearance in London | In Bank Robbe At Trenton Witernal Aftsies Malet ‘day. aboard seallop draggers to see insulating blankets and the bag. 'was acutely embarrassing for ! y Martin said the government | . The region under cossideration | the effects” of the-operation-on__

Brewing-Co.train-shed- one. of the boys said from its depths, | ‘thank you, mister. Thank God you opened that door.** At__hospital, attendants re- | ported the boys were dirty, tired and hungry but otherwise all right. -4The youngsters,. both sixth- igrade pupils at Belvedere Ele- ‘mentary Schoo! in Fayetteville, |were reported missing April 9; after they set out on their bikes,

guarded moment and scrambled aboard with the sleeping bag,

last July.

Ten of the train robbery gang are serving, sentences ranging

;up to 30 years—three in a ae

cial new maximum _ securi wing at Parkhurst jail on mt Isle of Wight off England's; south coast.

White, 46, came out of hiding | last weekend. Apparently! broke, he tried to sell his story | to two journalists. He said he’ had been blackmailed and was |

again.

Legion -Thursday.

He succeeds Fred T. O'Brecht, 56, of Durham, Ont. Other officers elected: First vice-president, Robert Kohaly, of - Esteven, Sask.; second vice-president, Mr. Justice A | Redmond Roche, 59, of Mont- |real; third vice - president, Arthur Adams, 66, of Port Credit, Ont, and Dominion chairman, Chester M> Merriam, | 56, of Tara, Ont.

SAIGON (AP) — U\S:-and Vi- etnamese marines and the Viet Cong battled so close to Saigon today that residents of the capi- tal could see bombs hurtling on their targets from U.S. bomb- ers supporting the operation.

The heavy bombing by U.S. planes came about 7.30 a.m. | The bombing was among the | closest” ever made..to Saigon

| and the explosions of the bombs

rattled -windows--and—tableware

RCMP Member Is Suspected

-. Jamaicans To

Enter Canada

For Southern Ont. Harvest

At A Glance.

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

THURSDAY, April 21, 1986 The minority Liberal _gov- ernment. defeated a non-con- fidence vote in the Commons budget debate 112 to 93.

tive motioh.saying the govern-

The line reported 1965 rev- enues of $914,700,000 and a

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CAPITAL BUREAU

|umberland Strait, Fisheries Min-

Lobstermen's Protest On Scallops Ignored

The issue was a Conserva-—|

the closure of the seallop fish

He said his officials had begun

is between Kings County, P.E.I. and Pictou County, Nova Scotia and is within lobster district 7B.

-The lobster fishermen had ex-

is considering return of all dependents of Canadian mili- tary personnel in Europe to cut -expenditures,

the lobsters. ‘There was no evidence te support claims that lobsters are

being taken in scallop drags.” —

Mr. Robichaud said. “No scallop

Dominion Bureau of Sta- llop fish- ha 1

0 tible whieh they believed | pressed concern that seallop draggers have actually fished OTTAWA (CP) — Immigra-jers in southwestern tari ee eet seve ee fee ee the tistics reported the 1965 gross |ing would interfere with the lob- the area during the Lobster fish- tion Minister Marchand __an- |orchards. Ss ea onday of a Trenton, Leiber i aoe co ee national product reached $51,- a fishery in May and June. | ing season."

nounced Thursday in the Com-

mons Jamaican workers ‘will be |

permitted to enter Canada for eight to crops in southwestern Ontario. They will receive a minimum of $1.25 an hour and producers | must supply good accommoda- tion and pay tbeir travel ex- penses. -

Mr. Marchand said there will | be a shortage of fruit pickers

16 weeks to harvest |

Thousands of Canadians were |willing to harvest fruit but were told no jobs were available.

Mr. Caouette added the gov- lernment and immigration de-

partment have acceded to pres- |

sure by the farmers- for cheap | labor.

Ed Nasserden (PC jthern) asked _ whether ischeme__ will

the

Ros-

apply to other! |

‘late Thursday afternoon that no | ing sunglasses and described as

An RCMP spokesman said Last : Jely 9 a gunman, wear- charges had yet been laid. The |being in his early 20s, held up possibility that a Mountie was | the Bank of Nova Scotia in}

involved ‘comprises one phase | nearby Westville and escaped |

-of-the—investigation—only."’__| with $4,400. He fled in a stolen |

was later | |

The Trenton branch of the | station wagon that Bank of Nova Scotia was held| found abandoned. up near closing time Monday by |, Last month an armed bandit, a bandit who wore a- stocking | described as about 35 and short |

over his face and held five of |in height, tried to rob the Bank |

996,000,000, up 9.7: per cent.

FRIDAY, April 22

The Commons meets at 11 a.m. EST to continue the budget debate. The Senate is adjourned until May 3.

They also fear damage to lob- sters on the grounds through the use of powerful draggérs with large, heayy rakes or drags. The fishermen petitioned the minister for an imposition of size limits on scallop drags for

The minister said his officers will continue to keep the scallop and lobster fisheries in the dis- trict under close observation so that any adverse changes in the established pattern may. be

quickly spotted.

Big Agricultural Boom

this year and the government (countries besides_ Jamaica. the staff at gunpoint while teller jof Montreal in . New Glasgow | { is ready to authorize the entry Mr. Marchand said for the Deanna Smith scooped the con- but fled when told the vault | i of Jamaican workefs on a tem-;moment only. Commonwealth tents of a cash drawer into a was locked and could not be | , ‘porary basis. ‘countries in the Caribbean were =< hel: jopeen?: re ic e Or . r ovin ce ;

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. Real Caouette, Creditiste

\affected. Details had been

leader, said he doesn't believe drawn up so far with Jamaica | there is any shortage of work- ‘only.

Souris Liberals

Liberals In Cardigan Nominate Candidates

By NEIL MATHESON”

“Agriculture is going to. be a tremendous succcess here on Prince Edward.Island. . . Quick- | er than most’ of us think, agri- | culture in this province is going jto be a tremendous success,” | | George Hunt told a ‘‘Rapal De- |

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ray Harbour éswades a wel-|the mimber of family farms and come on behalf of the group | ‘their volume of production which embraces Roman Catholic | sharply in the 15-year peri and Protestant clergymen. It} 1949-64 while the number of ‘‘ was attended by people from | | Corporation” farms in the same South Lake’ in Eastern Kings to | Period declined sharply in num- Lot 16 in Tyne Valley in Prince ber and production volume.

County. John’ A. Rodd, Milton 'FAMILY FARM

Both «man candidate and Daniel Mac- | men were members’ of tite last

|councillor candidate for the | Sept. 1958. He is the oldest son

an overall plan for development. |

to our farmers that unless they | men—that would be an average

The Acres survey covers ideas| can move to take advantage of

over the year. The idea, he.ex- ~

Rpecehatinesernnt amber

\ we i | |Dhird District Of Kings for the|of Lieutenant-Gove-nor _W.J, eae ence See ae ‘s nomination was ia . Be incial omg 2 mr and. Mrs. Mie- Hope cement et ae ek ah Wee tant A aad else ed ve tat oot ae , ra arty convention la na 1 1 r 1 s ‘ ‘ work, and a 0 : INSIDE TODAY | Soevadeg tap uid nee a | night in Cardigan, Dr. Mac-) yy Rp bo main interest is agriculture, and| (Marketing Director Reid was done by the farmer ane, his : | MacDonald's salinatsdn: was) | Donald’s nomination .was oppos- | oat. Ro oe yh Char | he is, tremendously enthusiastic, | Sangster interrupted briefly to | family. Glassified--:..- wa. 12, 13 moved by Nelson Stewart and (ed by Lloyd MacDonald of An-| sig f sida Aga Rey. Alan MacDonald, direetor | report that every week there are, A “big corporation” termi ; Deaths Somat { 1 ‘ had a nandale. Figures on the vote’ Here. £90 _ Ce with the f fed- ‘of extension, St. Dunstan's Unt. | enquiries from visitors who are eration just cannot compete pete with Rirths bag a reiaien tre mie oe ‘were not ‘given. Mr. Roper was tie tks a uae ee versity, discussed a suggested’ wondering: where they can pur- that type of farm, he sug j Comics izati Wald iM Late bs : | unopposed rm e_served for 27 years “Plan for community develop- | chase land to start a beef cattle The operation involving a a i Sport eT a aks ena The district was feptesénted jane resigned to. become secre! wont it was a discussion of &. operation.) foreman”, he argued, could not Woiten's ..liciec | Solomon, Nes ussaae’ Roger FIRED BY PCS |by Progressive Conservatives in| Aye fare on for the Ontario paper which he had given at a|. Mr. Hunt--he says he is a | compare jin efficiency with the Finance, markéte : ‘10 vat taauthe or ‘ the Jast Legislature. veh attle Chib. where he recent seminar of the council | farmer first and an economist! unit that was managed by the oi Mg sates | annual meeting’ of the district | iora MacDonald -has been-—had responsibility for the Dr. MacDonald, iilor |Temained three years. He re: me that, will be.| owner. ' Fditorials ssseeses 4 | was held in conjunction with the | ee i . “i a councillor | turned. to this province to be-| it Summerside, Be ea ince aie. Th rticular observat- Suinthebide.. 2s y eonventina” fired from her job as a senior .party’s women's activities and |for ward six in Charlottetown | come Prince Edward Island's. . | comforting to those who fear ie oe partic seal “etal Kings, Queens, Cis os | officer. at Progressive Conser- was involved in constituency since 1964, was nominated by | finet ididiieton at “Uveatock. | CLERGY’ ARE HOSTS lthe ‘days of the “family farm’ |ion on 7 scot a aan Prince County > The candidates, Mr..Kickham | vative headquarters in-— Ot- organization. No -reason-.was Donald. MacLeod of _ Victoria | Hosts for yesterday’s meeting | are numbered. Reporting a sur-, farm’? unit is the wee a former MP for Kings, and | tawa. Miss MacDonald, a-na- given for the dismissal. Cross and seconded.by Leonard. He is a veteran of the First) were the clergy of Kings County vey of farmers in a section of ceeded are those wi Be , P) | Michael Laurie, all spoke. N.S., (CP Wirephoto) | Bradley -of St. Theresa's, ‘World War, and Rev. David Barwise, Mur-'|the United States he said that! (Continued es page 3,

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