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TORONTO (CP) — Transport Minister Hees took a squint into the future last week to give a Toronto audience an indication of what may be in store for aviation 15 to 20 years from now.

He said Canadians likely will see:

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HAVANA (AP)—Cuban military intelligence agents Thursday cap- tured Frank Austin Young of Miami, who fled a military jail Wednesday to avoid serving a 30- year prison sentence. . Minutes after Young was seized,» agents arrested James’ Buchanan, a for the) Miami (Fla.) Herald, and charged he was carrying medical aid to Young. ‘

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2. Medium - range flights in Canada at speeds of 600 miles an hour instead of the present 200 to 300. . 3. Carrying of more than 30, 000,000 domestic air passengers annually in Canada — compared with nearly 5,000,000 now—and of more than 10,000.00 passengers to and from Canada on interna- tional flights—against 1,500,000 at present.

4. Automatic blind-landing sys-; tems, with pilots monitoring in- struments instead of actually fly- ing their craft.

5; Perfection of vertical take- off and landing which will elim- inate the long drives to and from an airport and revolutionize short- distance passenger transportation through direct city-to-city hauls?

6. Some form of combined _air- craft-ground operation—along the lines of present railway “‘piggy- back” hauls with trailers—that will combine planes and trucks to offer direct express and cargu services.

The statements were included in a text of the speech issued to the press before delivery.

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del Rio, where they had gone to) make pictures dealing with Young’s escape.

Young was sentenced Tuesday | by a military tribunal in Pinar del Rio. He surrendered Thurs- day to an army intelligence agent in the hotel in downtown Havana.

NO RESISTANCE He.was unarmed and offered no; resistance. Am intelligence spoke

face a new military trial on es- cape charges. Young, who with 19 others was sentenced Tuesday by the Pinar del Rio military tribunal for counter - revolutionary activities, had 36 hours of freedom before a hotel waitress betrayed him. He registered at the hotel un- der the name of Jack Morton) Wednesday morning after riding! from eastern Pinar del Rio prov-| ince. Except for one excursion in’ Havana's streets, he remained in. the room. i Military authorities said they) expect to transfer Young to a maximum security cell at La Ca- bana fortress, Havana's ancient military prison. He escaped from | Pinar del Rio confinement by cut- ting a hole in the cell wall.

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OTTAWA (CP)—Weldon Chan and his family are going to be deported to Hong Kong. Immigra- tion Minister Ellen Fairclough said last week the 40 - year - old Chinese man tried to make a mockery of Canadian law.

Chan’s whereabouts are un- known. He disappeared from his home in Vancouver Nov. 5 while a deportation order was pending against him. His wife came here this week to plead for domicile. for them and their five-year old]

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The strange things that happen. in some hands, even in topflight Play, are a never - ending source | of astonishment. This degl, for) example, occutred in the 40 -} board match between Great Bri- tain and Switzerland in the Eurgp- | ean championships played in Pal- | erno recently. (Italy won the title

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for the fourth year in a row, sixteen countries competing).

When Reese and Schapiro held the North - South cards for Bri- tain, the bidding went as shown. The four notrump bid by Schapiro was Blackwood; the five dia- mond response (artificial) show- ed one ace,

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