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LA QUINTRALA arranges the marriage of her innocent young sister Aqueda to Don Bias de Torres, representa~ lure of the Spanish king ' South America. The'scene ts from last night's Drama

French Language Players; Are Commended For Effort:

"Bravo. bravo." said the an ' dience. and “bravo. hravu.‘; said the adjudicator when Lest Compagnons de Gil of Mon-‘ treal had finished their produc- tion of Gil Harchoux - Vult- laume's original Canadian play.;

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Festival production at Mem- orial Theatre y Les Compag- nons (1e Gil of Montreal. The play. La Quintrala. is the only French play in the Festi- val. it is also the only Can-

La Quntrala. b e f o r e a full. house at Memorial Theatre llatl night.

Adjudicator Philip Hope-War lace. speaking in French. thank.- ed the players for what he cau- ed a “very honorable effort'

CCF Government Scheduled To Resign In Sask. Friday

REGINA 'CP' Premier

Woodrow 5. Lloyd sald Tuesday the CC!" government of Sas- katchewan will resign Friday. May 22. This Will enable. the Liberal party. winner of last month's general election. to form a new government under Leader Rosa Thatcher.

Mr. Lloyd made the announce- ment at a press conference.

He said he made known his‘ party‘s intention at meetings earlier in the day with Lieuten- ant-Governor R. L. Hanbidge and Mr. Thatcher.

The change - over after 20 years of CCF administration will be made exactly one month afler the Liberals \von .‘13 of 59 seats in the legislature. The CCF elected 25 members and

Progressive Conservatives one. ‘

i Surprise Witness D ’ looting Armories,Robberies

MONTREAL (CD) —— Tall. 17-1 year-old Rene Dion testified: Tuesday he. and six co-accuscd. Armec De Liberation du Qua-i bec suspects looted two armor-‘ les and staged a half-dozen other armed robberies. .

Te appearance 0 e .lt‘l prise prosecution witness caught.

th Crown Attorney Philippe Landry and defence counsel Francois Chapados by surprise.

Dion said under cross-examine upon an ROMP officer visited hlm for an minutes Tuesday Morning in Montreal Social Wel- fare Court cells where he was} I’m: detained because of 1 life although had beenl “arsed in criminal court withl ALQ crimes. l

"I was told my case wouldi In better if 1 appeared in the: wuness stand." the lanky ynulh.l wearing a white shirt open at‘ the neck and appear‘ac, ’ ‘ and with red-rimmed eyes (01 the court.

He named Andre Wattier. 25. .Ind Jean LaSaile 22. as mam organizers for the Feb. 20 ran! on the Shawlntgan armory 90 mics east of Montreal. Wattier and Pierre Nadon. 19. led the raid on the Fusiliers Mont- R03ml mnory in Montreal Jag

. he said.

Dion named Robert Budon. ll. Jean canon. so. and Claude

However. it was not until last Saturday nlghl all winners had been confirmed in a final count of ballots by returning officers.

T CCF decision was an- nounced alter the cabine-l—in-i cluding five defeated ministers —met 1n the afternoon.

Mr. Lloyd. premier since 1961. spent 50 minutes at the licuten-. ant - governor's office in the morning and then received Mr.

Thatcher in his office for 25 minutes. Meanwhile, members of Mr,

Lloyd's office staff were seen. cleaning out filing cabinets. l

The Liberals elected 33 mem-l bers April zz—three. more than needed to control in Bil-seat; legislature. The CCF elected.251 members and the Progresstvel Conservatives one.

Pcrron. 20. as the only other] participants in the armory roll 1 bcries which led to sharply in-‘ creased federal surveillance ot1 armories and the transfer my weapons from them to central. de

015. I The witness gave. short an-l swers to questions put to him! both by Mr Landy and defence; lawyer Guy Guerin. Mr. Cha- pados received permission ol. court Tuesday afternoon so that he could study Dion's tos- timony before cross . examina-

tion. .

He said the S‘hawinigan army ory raid for which Hudon ls l8t'-. ing preliminary hearlng. was planned in an apartment or. himself. Hudon and Perron. |

Dion said LaSalle and Wat. tier broke into the rear of the armory and told the other five.[

waiting in the truck. to WIN. sad

bv walkie-talkie radio. .He said he and Huron were armed with revolvers and he1 stopped an armory guard Itl gun-point. . The gan loaded weapons Into; the ‘ driven! away by Hudon and Nadon. 1 Tile Montreal armory robbery was also batched in the apart- ment. he said. ARMED WITH RIFLES l Hudon and he were armedl with semi . automatic rifles ob-

aouu Clue Hall by the Post office malt

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Wallace lakeslead

BALTIMORE lAP! - Chal- lenging President Johnson on the outskirts of the old confed- eracy. Alabama

to an early lead Tuesday night as the first handful were counted in Maryland's‘ presidential p r e f e r ence prl-i ma

The southern US. governor. on the Maryland ballot. as a foe’ of the Johnson civil rights bill a a . mpion of states' rights. pulled in front of favor- ite Senator Daniel B. Brewster. a stand-in for Johnson.

The Columbia Broadcastlng system said Brewster would win the primary. but. Wallace would capture 40 to 45 per cent of the. vote.

It based

ote. National Broadcastlnf, Company said its early totals. Brewster 20.670

000 Democrats would cast bal-

turnout. I ‘ Maryland voters who didn't! like either primary contender could vote to send 48 lll'llll-i

Mia" play‘ and the only structed delegates to the Demo- “costumc.” or period play cratic national convention in . . V ‘. - - Atlantic City next AugusL

I". “"5 :‘oa'l 5. competition Under a burning sun, me, Dianne Pinalri is the cunning. weather was as hot as the hec. corrupt heroine. and Denis tic campaign that pitted the Al.

abama invader against Brew- ster and a dozen Senate Demo- cratic allies.

e polls were open from 7 until 7 p.m. EDT.

The presit'lential preference battle overshadowed fights lot nomination for the U.S. Senate and eight House seats.

Time Too Late in staging the strange story of

Catalina de los Ros whose. To

legend still survives in South: OTTAWA ('CP, ' Prime Milk Amenca‘ lister Pearson said in the Com-

Mr. Hope-Wallace. was not do“ no full of praise for the play itself, however. He said the material had real dramatic poetry. but was not arranged into a well made stage play. in comment.- lng on the Teutonic quality oil the cynical legend's plot. he; suggested that the famed cine the invited to Oltawa in mam. [n :m 31- Bergman of; new distlnctlve Canadian fla Sweden could have "in. “vcul be raised above the Parliamen made an excellent film fr 0 m j bu‘fldmgs. the story. But e had com- plaints for the characterizationl of the heroine and also for tilel

Andre is the gullible Torres.

change plans at this time for

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include a vls‘ "i and Quebec City.

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earson Challenges Diet 0 Oppose Flag Decision

Governor. George 1". Wallace stepped oftl

that report on re-l turns representing 52 per cent.

votes. '

Democratic leaders expected; more than half the state‘s 933-l

lots in the Wallace - Brewster. race. That would be 20 per cent' ‘ 3 higher than the normal primary{

_ rector of the Fathers of Confed- - ' ‘ ‘ ' ens

lthiink u would be desirable tol I the Queen's visit to Canada this . Which I have

He was replying to Marcel cabinet yet. but Lessard lSC—Lac-Sl. Jean) whonrawn up under the direction‘ asked whether the Queen could ‘ of Dr. George Dewar. minister see a of education.

% \‘0 CHAIRMAN NAME" A The prime minister said the hi0" I135 "0' he?" named

present plans for the royal visit 1 Premier I ' ' ' Charlottetown members will be meeting after Ill‘.

DB. MACKENZIE DR. MCMILLAN

DR. RUSSELL

Commission ls Appointed On Education Financing

A three-man royal commis- sion has been appointed by the government to study the financ~ ing of higher education in the.

lralia and the commission will

probably appoint its own. Premier Shaw said that no

time limit has been placed on

province. Premier Walter R. the work of the commission

Shaw announced yesterday. |"and am sure the commis- , . g. sion will begin its work as soon l\amed to the commission g as Doss“) e...

were Dr. John Sutherland Bon- The setting up M "1“ mm

mission was forecast ill the Speech from the Throne at the last session of the Legislature.

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By STEWART MacLEOD

OTTAWA lCl’I A dlSl11113~ t'ive Canadian flag will be in- troduced to Parliament within time." Prlme Minister Pearson announced Tuesday.

And be challenged Opposition

. Leader Diefenbaker in the Com- imons to move. a non-confidence .motion on

the issue with the government's life at stake.

The prime minister also said he thinks official approval should be given to 0 Canada as the national anthem at this ses- sion of Parliament.

Backed by aptl'auding Liberal MP5. the me minister rounded up most of the flag in- formation that had been an- nounced. s p e c u la to d and

lguesscd in and out of Parlia-

mom. and made it official to the

House that the government Ill- lends to stand fall a maple leaf flag.

rime minister was

that this made} is going for. greeted with a barrage of ques-

tions on the controversial flag

view of the fact that there was iss“? at the beginning 0f TUCS-

am haopv to announce ward." said the. premier. doubt in the minds of some

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nell. a former lslander and minister emeritus of ifth. Avenue Presbyterian Church of New York City: Dr. Joseph Mc- Millan. Charlottetown 51 and surgeon. and man MacKenzie. former presi- dent of the University of Brit— ish Columbia who is also a di-

physic- Dr. Nor-

In U.S. E

WASHINGTON (AP) — More

l o n lemorlal Cit

e 1 ll Foundation.

“i feel WP have an olllstand- a than 40 secret microphones .ing commission." said Prem- were in e American ier Shaw. "and one that will Embassy in Moscow when U.S.

carry out an exhaustive exam-{security men tore into walls of ination of higher education in the building in April. the province." 1 T e state. department dis.

The. terms of reference under 5 ems“ "‘9 find “195"” and

;v t livered in Moscow. been} Officials said the micro- ’ ones were imbedded eight to 10 inches deep in the walls of ‘t-lle top three floors of the 10- story building and had obvi- ously been installed before the Soviet Union turned the build-

not een approved

have

chairman of the commis-

ut i mg over for U.S. occupancy in Show said that. its. 1932 An investigation was

Bonnell returns from Aus- . launched to determine whether

it was. he felt. fllll of incon—. sistencies —- for instance. character of the. heroine never was completely resolved: s'nci shifted in makeup from place. to place until the end.

PRESENTATION SUCCESSFUL j I But the presentation in gen-; 3 n era] was particularly success ful. Lighting. costuming. sell-l l I

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By FARMER TlSSlNGTON Capital Bureau. The Guardian

0 A — A Prince Edward 1813 nd businessman, D. K. Geburt will be one of 13 Can- adians who will visit Britain and Western Europe on a trade mission for Canadian factory- built houses.

. Geburt is executive as- sistant for the M.F. Schurman Compan Ltd. of Summerside.

e will be joining representa- tives of other Canadian com- panies from New Brunswick. Ontario. Quebec. Alberta and British Columbia for a 20-day visit to Spain, France. Ger- many and Britain.

The mission leaves Canada May 22 and will return on June 12. It is being sponsored by the department of trade and com.

Wattier and Nadon broke into; mgr" Mm" hnpes. ‘0 "Lake the armory followed by himself. l known among the “me wine? Hudom Gum", Perm" and Lad of factory-built houses avallab e

- ‘ Canada. The mission mem- Salle. He said he personally; m . . helped m m up about a damn; bers Will look lnto such matters

. ‘ as design. style. financing. lr~al sfafihmqughnfim"rygmrms, building codes and other special

- . . * housing requirements. ammunition were loaded mm I We truck. Population growth. coupled

w h buoyant economic condi- BeSld“ "‘9 “"13 armed mb‘ - tions has caused an unprecedent- berics. Dion said Hudon led a I ,d demand g... housing in man, drive to steal a radio transmit- comm-3,95 and there 3,, firm tcr from radio station CHEF ln indium“ that Canadian Dre. Gram)" 01W» “9' N0“ 35- lvfabriealed houses can help 0 A week after the Shawinigan I solve the current housing short- armory r . he aid. he,i age. LaSal'le and Wattier were given‘ When the mission returns to. information by an employee or Canada it will make a report

L'Assomptlon Caisse Populalrel ln Shawinigan. Armed with the plan of the establishment. he To Ireland

i the trio made off with1

mo. Solo Flight Mode

The seven suspected ALQ ler-. rorists face more than 60’ ALDERGROVE. Northern fre- charges arising from the arm- land tReutersl-—Swedish flying ory looting; and the armed rob- ace Stan Englund. 45. lanoe'i beries. I, here Tuesday after a 2.000»mi1e. Dion said he smashed the; solo flight from Newfoundland window of a caisse populnire, In it single-engined Piper Cher- near his apartment. and led Want okee. The trip took 17 hour. tier. Hudon and Gagnon in a; "Certainly it h! a bit dangern 317.000 robbery. The money ous but 1 am well used to Lila from the armed robberieg was sort of thing." Englund said. used to cover expenses. he tes-\ Later. he took off for Sw:

den.

inc. all were sufficient to the epoch. ‘

"Dianne Pinard is an actress of rare gifts." said the adjud- icator of the leading lady. “She brought off the play well «am (Continued on Page 5 (fol; 71

tained in the United States and Pcrron had a smaller calibre rifle. Dion said. ‘

titled. He did not elaborate.

S'side Co. Seeks

the Communists got any signif- jicant secrets in or I more years the listening system was in operation.