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2' MONTREAL 'CPl—No incl-E dents were reported during the i take over the municipal admin-I

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lellOWll‘lg reading of the Riotidifficultes and fricton between ' Act Friday by Mayor Alexan— the mayor. city hall and the po- ‘dre Girard lice department which has left ‘ In addition to 18 regular po- Lafleche with as many as three licemen. 15 special constables ; police chiefs at the same time. We.” WW“ in i0 Cﬂforce I The councillors who make up edict the mayor said he 1m-» l majority of the Lafleche coun- ‘(Posed bec 8 l1 59 8 Memo” I cil issued a statement Saturday caller told him former police describing Mayor Girard's ac. chief Georges Beaulne and tion as a "despei-atjon ges- 'some friends wanted to ta ture." over the police department. HIRED AND FIRED

The mm’e was made 0!! the Former pob‘ce chief Beaulne eve of 3 Quebec provincial trus- is their choice as police chief teeship over the troubled com-l ‘

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ions loot week. Most of the looting oc- curred other store window- were smashed.

but every time they hired him. Mayor Girard dismissed him.

The alderman said there was no need to read the Riot Act because the community has been calm in recent days.

Mayor Girard said the tele— phone caller. whom he refused to identify. told him of a gath- ‘ ZR men at. tho Beaulne residence Friday after- noon.

Ex - chiel Beaulne said the mayor's decision to read the Riot Act was "ridiculous."

His wife told reporters there were 10 persons at her home Friday. four of them children and that the three men present were her husband, a friend and

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Pierre Laporte. mu- ,nicipal affairs minister. said in ion interview Saturday that the I Lafleche disputants should show is minimum of good faith WLhile

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Cancer Problem Is Discussed

VICTORIA (CPL—Cancer re search has reached a point sim- liar to that in 1932 in the devei- I opment of the atomic bomb ‘ says a cancer expe . ‘

Dr. J. W. Jull. associate pro- fessor at the l'niversity of Brit- lsh Columbia‘s C a n c e r Re- search Centre. told a meeting his experiments suggest that r

scientists may develop a Icer treatment which —- homing torpedo—finds its way to cancer cells and destroys em. l During the last 15 years Di. 1 Juli has produced 30 publica-l tions and his research into can- 9 car suggests that a steroid hor- ‘ mone can be used to carry cer- . tain chemical groupings to can» cerous areas of the bod. i But he stressed his findings have not yet been corroborated

"i should stress that what i I have been saying is to I largo . extent speculative. and remains to be shown to bo predictable,"

he said.

He. added that even I he diould be proved to be correct "we shouldn't have cured all norm of cancer by Iny means.”

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The Riot Act forbids meetings oi more than three persons ei- ther outside or inside houses _ and imposes I 9 pm. curfew. Minister Lal Bahadur Shastris on cars. Persons convicted of government is beset by I an offence under the act are u-’ mounting good crisis Ind able of life imprisonment. Communist scheme to capital-

Meanwhiie, 1 Lancet" cum} Inc on it. raising fears I wave clllor who supported mayor Gi-I ‘

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India’s Food I Crisis Mounts

By DAN COGGIN NEW DELHI (AP) — Prime

ing the week-end for acceptinngeaulne played I key part in I $3.000 bribe In connection the apprehension of the coun- with I hospital request for ro- clllor.

of violence will sweep IndlI'I hungry millions.

Win: the food dtuItion II- reIdy expluivo and unrest growing. the pro-Moscow India of India's splintered Commu- nist party said Friday I nI- tion-wide demonstration will be staged next min to protest sharp price rises and short a;

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s. A. A. Dange. chairman o: the Communist Party of IndiI. which lost about 40 per cent of its membership last. April in I split with the pro-Peking Com munists. told reporters the man agitation effort will bI lIunched

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As soon a man took ofﬁce Juno 9 Ilia: the deoth Prime Minister Nehru. be Innou his government ‘would put top priority on I the food shortage and spiralling prices. It was during I meeting here of the out: governors June 26 on the food situation Shaun suffered I mild hoart attack and the problem has worsened since . Alter resting at home I month. Shastrl plans to is desk today.

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He said the pro-Chinese Coni- munista Ind all other opposition elements will be invited to join the protest suing the govern:- ment'I failure to check lood

prices. ~

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' amine threatening Moscow boss clearly is trying to use the food situation and empty stomach! to make trouble (or Shutri's govern- me t.

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Authoritative I on r c e I said government leaders are worried I Communist-led protest next month might touch off wido- Ipread bloodshed, They said I major effort is planned to in- crease food supplies and lower

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h ’4 pa. rents should lay down rules and make only houn I ‘matter of prestige for. their children.

"50m “fly should h. the thing to do instead of gel. ting home IMO. This ll I prob. lem that requires sociIl action in a group."

Dr. O'Neill II id pal-ems should exert strict control over children until they no standing on their own feet economicauy_

"In bygone days society took better cure of girls. Today they Ire allowed out at late hours.

Illegitimate babies accounted llV.

. _ .. in t k l e shortl be- to ~ “was Quebec Court of ADM“; hm ‘mw ml; “mm”; by Aug. 34-20. prices won. the demonstr - CALGARY (CF) — menu for “1:1! p3: cent a all ‘ ‘upheld the conviction of Coun- Mayor Gil-aid "A government which connot tion._ .. mate babies are I reﬂection of bi n lgary in 1932.

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