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HURON VILLAGE. Qur.-.. May 5 -(CP)' - Week and growing coh- fused after a 13-day diet of noth- ing but sweetened water, Jules Sioui today gave up his hunger- strike as a means of winning re- cognition of rights he clalml for the Indians.

News of the end of the 43-year- old l-luron's fast. started Feb. 22. was given out by Dr. Gaston Jean.

Lmedlcal officer at this Indian re-

servation. after a morning visit to Sioui's bedside.

The young doctor. who has call- ed every two days at the asphalt- shingled house combining the In- dian's home. grocery store and barber shop. said Sioui broke his hunger-strike by sipping a cup of tea. -

He detcribed Sioui as satisfied with his decision to start eating again and said Sioui planned to employ other means to awaken public opinion to the situation of the Indians under white rule.

Dr. Jean said he recommended that Sioui postpone until he is stronger a statement he wishes to make explanlng why he stopped his fast and how he proposes to continue his campaign for Indian independence and self-govern- men-l.

The doctor said Sioui will have to stay on a liquid diet for some

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Four Frenchmen Executed For Treason

PARIS. May 5 - (AP) -. A fir- ing squad today executed four. French traitors. one of them. Jauntlly wearing a rose in his lapel. i asked the rlilemen not to shoot. him in the head because he was boqueathing his eyes to a Paris hospital. The firing squad obeyed his request. A French physician. removed the eyes and said they

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British Trawler Seized By Reds

arumsnv. Llncolnshlre. Eng-l land. May 6 -- (AP) - Owners of a British trawler said today that the vessel has been boarded by Russians in the vicinity of the Scandinavian peninsula and taken to Murmansk.

The trawler is the Etrurla. which left Grlmsby April is bound for the White sea. it is owned by the Standard Steam Fishing Company.

A company okesmau said the seizure occurred Monday. Another trawler picked up a radio message from the Etruria saying she was being taken over by a Russian crew. The second tralwler relayed the word to Grlmsby.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries said it has confirmed that the vessel was seized. but gave no indication as to what action

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.Cabinet Ministers Pensions Approved

HALIFAX. May 0 -- (C?) -By a split vote allorng party Nova Bcotls Legislature today ap- proved a. bill to grant pensions to cabinet ministers.

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Robert Stanfield. Progressive Conservative Opposition leader Russell Cun-

opposed the measure.

Willi! The debate came while the House members of an infamous "French ,w" in committee. 1:, pgssed com. Gestapo" which arrested and to:- yum” by ,, mgighl; party you, D

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The proposed legislation would give a minimum pension of 54.500 and a maximum of 56,300 for the premier. A minister of 60 years af- ter 10 years service would be en- titled in 34.000 with a maximum of not more than 56.000 a year.

Safebreallers Get 3200 At Saint John

SAINT JOHN. N. B.. May 5 - (CP) - Safebreakers who escaped with about 3200 last night remain- ed at large tonight. The theft was discovered early today after a 800-pound safe had been moved from the office of Dwight Magee.

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Such "arrests" of fishing boats by the Russians have been in- creasingly frequent in recent months. with Scandinavian and German vessels mainly concerned. It has been attributed to strict sec- urity measuros to cover up defence works along the soviet Union's Arctic and Baltic coastlines.

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Chlef of Clan MacLean To Attend N. 5. Mod

SYDNEY. N. S.. May 6 -- ICPI --Sir Charles Hector Fitzroy Mac- Lean. world chief of the Scottish Clan MaoLean. will arrive here Aug. 3 to attend the annual Gaelic Mod--or gathering-at at. Arm's.

About 1,000 clansmen are ex- pected at the airport to meet the chleftain from Duart Castle on the rocky isle of Mull on his arrival.

Planllo celebrate "Newfoundland llay"

o'rrAwA. May 5 - lC'Pl - Plans are under way for the cells- bration of a special "Newfound- land Day." June 24.

The event will be marked by special observances by la number of national organizations which have or are establishing branches in the new Canadian province. The celebration will include I special sir show at Torbay nir- port, St. Johns, Newfoundland. and it is expected that both the, Royal Canadian Air Force and the Fleet; Air Arm of the Royal Canadian Navy will take pa't.

A committee of St. John's b sl- nesss men headed by sqdn, Ldr. A. C. Holmes is in charge of ar- 1 gements for the celebwltlon. A Mainland group, to be known as the "Newfoundland Day" in- terprovlnclal co-ordlnaiing com- mittee. will assist the local com- mlttee.

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, EJR. McFarland of Lethbrldge. Alt.s.. Viv: president of the Royal Cbmadian Flying Clubs Msocis- tlon and national councillor Canadian Chamber of Commerce. has been appointed chairmaml and M. A. Ee.V'hour. K C.. of St. Catherinea. Ont. is vice-presi-l dent. '

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