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robbers imprisoned Four men arrested in the middle of a downtown bank robbery last March were given penitentiary terms' by Sessions Judge Maurice Allard yesterday. Pierre Belanger, 22, Robert Imbeault, 21, Robert Moisan, 21. and Robert Breton, 20, were all arrested March 5 inside a branch of the City and District Savings Bank before they even managed to escape with the $849 taken from bank tills. Belanger and Imbeault were each sentenced to four years in prison while their two partners were given two-year terms. SERVICES Te Place Your Ad Call 866-4771 264 FLOORING, ROOFING AT low cost, floor sandings, plastic finish, guaranteed work.

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Castroite leader surrenders CARACAS: The newspaper El Nacional said yesterday the commanding general of the Castroite Armed Forces of National Liberation surrendered to Venezuelan military authorities. El Nacional said has, retired Navy Capt. Pedro Medina Silva handed himself over to the military secret service Wednesday morning. NU urged to keep spirit QUEBEC: Education Minister Jean-Guy Cardinal Wednesday night called for a continuation the spirit that marked his leadership campaign for the National Union party. He was speaking to -supporters gathered at the Renaissance Club in his first major appearance since losing the leadership battle to Premier JeanJacques Bertrand.

Thunder Bay name approved PORT ARTHUR: The name of the amalgamated city at Canada's Lakehead will be Thunder Bay. Ontario Municipal Affairs Minister Darcy McKeough said in a statement yesterday he is signing an order-incouncil confirming the new name after receiving official election returns from the June 23 election and plebiscite, and the new city council's opinion. Thunder Bay becomes official Jan. 1, 1970, the date set for amalgamation. Aircraft delivery expected TEL AVIV: The 50 French-made bombers held up by former French president de Gaulle's Middle East arms embargo are expected to be delivered to Israel in October or November, the Israeli -newspaper Haaretz reported yesterday.

Plane still airworthy TORONTO: A Canairelief plane, struck and slightly damaged by ground fire while flying medical supplies into Biafra on Sunday, still is in flying condition, a spokesman for the organization said yesterday: He said a piece of schrapnel hit the nose of the plane. Paratroop commander dies LONDON: A 40-man army medical team parachuted into Caernarvon Monday to handle casualties at the investiture of Prince Charles. But its first casualty was its commanding officer, who died of a heart attack. Col. Clive Samuel, 42, who led the 144th Parafield ambulance unit, was buried yesterday at his home in Leeds, the defence ministry said.

South Africa keeps hangman occupied PRETORIA (Reuters) South African judges are keeping the hangman busy, defying a worldwide trend toward abolition of the death penalty. A leading law authority estimates South Africa hangs one out of every two criminals executed in the non-Communist world. Nearly all are non-white. Last year, the gallows were used 119 times at Pretoria Central, African prison, executions where are all carried out. Offenses liable to the death penalty include treason, murder, rape, armed or violent robbery, child stealing and certain crimes under the terrorism and suppression of communism acts.

In spite of a long list of capital crimes, most hangings are for murder, major political offenders are usually given long prison sentences. In 1942, there were only 12 executions, but since then the number has increased steadily and in the last 25 years, the death sentence was carried out 1,419 times. Government insistence on retaining capital punishment has been sharply criticized by a University of South Africa law expert, Mark Thompson. "At the moment, on the average, the shocking fact is that a man is put to death once every three days in the Petoria central prison, he wrote in the university's law faculty journal. He said South Africa was adding to its list of capital crimes at a time when Western countries were reducing the number of offenses punishable by death.

Arguing for abolition of the death penalty, he criticized South African legislators for taking little account of the highly emotional nature of most murder cases. Thompson said that the neighboring Portuguese territories of Angola and Mozambique managed without capi- Victim hurt in robbery A 57 year old Montrealer was stabbed and robbed of $20 by two knife-wielding thugs who accosted him on St. Lawrence Blvd. early yesterday. Police said Claude Guerard, of 1633 St.

Lawrence was in satisfactory conditon in the St. Luc Hospital. OBITUARIES HARRY E. RAND Funeral services will be held on Saturday, July 5, in Mahone Bay, N.S., for Harry Elliot Rand, a former Cote St. Lue alderman, who died yesterday in Canning, N.S.

A Squadron Leader with the RCAF during the Second World War, Mr. Rand was an employee of Northern Electric for more than 35 years. He was an alderman of the Montreal suburb of Cote St. Lue during the 1950's. Mr.

Rand is survived by his wife, the former Helen MacDonald, two daughters, Olive (Mrs. Ted Tilden) and Sherrill; and by a son. William. He is also survived by a sister, Kathleen (Mrs. Walter Fomby), of Alabama.

Mr. Rand was predeceased by his first wife, the former Edwina Archibald, in 1961. LEA ST. JAMES VANCOUVER (CP) A funeral service will be held today for Lea St. James, descendent of one of the first French families to settle in Canada and one of the first families to switch to Protestantism in Quebec.

She died just 10 days before her 100th birtliday. She was born at St. Michele. on July 8, 1869, and attended school in Grande Ligne, the Protestant community established when her grandfather, Guillaume Therrier, broke from the Roman' Catholic church and started the Baptist movement in the province. Miss St.

James attended the college started by the Protestant breakaways, the Feller Institute, and later became one of its teachers. In 1901, after graduating from McGill University, she went to the Sorbonne in Paris. After graduation she taught there for two years. Back in Canada, she went west in 1905 and taught French in Vancouver. She later taught at the British Columbia centres of Fernie, Port Alberni, Prince Rupert and North Bend.

She went east to teach at Feller College for a few years before her retirement in 1930, when she moved back to Vancouver. Judge urges Frenchman to return home Chief Sessions Judge Andre Fabien strongly urged Charles Roche yesterday return to France and complete his military service. The 23-year-old French musician, Fabien appeared yesterday before for sentencing on a charge of narcotics possession. Roche was arrested last March after police found an ounce and a half of hashish in his apartment. Judge Fabien the accused a suspended sentence after his lawyer explained that Roche was considering a return to France to serve his compulsory 18 months in the French Army.

Should be decide to remain in Canada, however, or come back before the 18 months are up, Judge Fabien ordered him to post a personal bond of $500 to keep the peace for two years. ENGAGEMENTS REQUIEM MASSES BIRTHS, CHOSEN CHILDREN AND CARDS OF THANKS MARRIAGE NOTICES UNVEILINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS DEATHS IN MEMORIAMS BIRTHS To Place These NOTICES of Vital Statistics; Please Call 866-4771 HOURS 9 A.M. to 5.00 P.M. daily SUNDAY and holidays from P.M. PATES 74 per word (except Saturday 9.00 to 4.30 P.M.

(Birth and minimum charge A.M to 12 noon) Death Notices only) $1.50 BIRTHS BACINSKI Emanuel and Louise (nee Lapointe) are happy to announce the birth of a son on July 3rd, 1969 at S. Mary's Hospital. and Lois (nee MacDougall) are proud to announce the birth of a son, Brian Robert, on July 2nd, 1969, at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Brother to James and Donald. Both well.

BLAKELY to David and Judith, (nee Cruise), a son, Richard Kenneth, on July 2nd, 1969 at the Montreal General Hospital. Both well. BOIRE. Roger and Linda (nee Wray) are proud to announce the birth of a daughter on June 30th, 1969, at women's College Hospital, Toronto. A sister for Michelle.

COHEN. To Doctor and Mrs. J. John (nee Frances Klein), a daughter, on June 30th, 1969, at the Montreal General Hospital, Mother and daughter weli. COTTON.

Wm. Henry (Hank) and Susie (nee announce the birth of a son, on June 30th, 1969, at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Brother for Beth. DUMONT Pierre and Huguette (nee Allard), proudly announce the birth of a son, on July 2nd, 1969 at the Notre Dame Hospital. and Mary (nee Banning) proudly announce the birth of their daughter, July 3rd, 1969, at the Lakeshore General Hospital.

Sister for Sandra and Gordon. Both well. GODWIN To David and Doreen (nee Townsend) a daughter, on July 3rd 1969 at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Both well. GUTHRIE, Jr.

Richard and Deirdre (nee Kenny) are proud to announce the birth of their son, on June 20th, 1969, at St. Jean Hospital. HAMILTON Ian and Mona (nee Pitre) are happy to announce the arrival of their first child, a son 8 lbs. 4ozs, June 30th, at the Catherine Booth Hospital. Brother for Laurie, Carol, Susan and Randy.

HASLEY. To Mike and Diane (nee Geddes), a daughter, Christina Lin, at Grace Hospital (Toronto), June 27th. Dr. S. Peter and Donna (nee Irony), on July 2nd, 1969, in Rochester, N.Y., a daughter, Gail Aviva.

RITCHIE To Peter and Janet (nee Goshorn) a son, Matthew Stuart, on July 1st, at the Lakeshore General Hospital. ROACH. -To Michael and Mary (nee Leddy), a daughter, 7 lbs. 3 ozs. on July 3rd, 1969, in Rochester, N.Y.

Both well. SCHWOB. To David and Janet (nee Rourke), a son, David John, 7 lbs. 025:: on Friday, June 27th, in Toronto. Both well.

SYNNETT To Michel and Connie (nee Viger) at the Montreal General Hospital a daughter Caroline, 6lb. 11 ozs, July 3rd, 1969. Both well. Father recuperating. TELIO.

Eliane and Raymond, a son, Marc. on June 28th, 1969. Brother to Patrick. WALKER. Bill and Anita (nee French) are proud to announce the birth of a baby boy on June 27th, 1969, at the Lakeshore General Hospital.

Both well. Toronto man makes name a number TORONTO (CP) Allan Dea Assels will appear before a county court judge July 14 to change his name to Monad Jobey One. "Everywhere you go; man is being behumanized into numbers," says Mr. Assels, 23. "From now on I'll have the number one tied up.

I'll be One." U.K. moving toward 'swap' with Soviets LONDON (AP) Britain moved yesterday toward a ntroversial prisoner-swap with the Soviet Union: either Helen or Peter Kroger, American Communist spies, or both for Britisher Gerald Brooke jailed as a subversive. Prime Minister Wilson's cabinet has authorized some sort of deal for which the Russians have been pressing since 1967, quaiified informants said. Initially Britain rejected the idea of an exchange. But lately London has been faced with Soviet threats that Brooke, a teacher, may be retried as a spy.

Delicate negotiations have been under way since May and now are nearing conclusion. Soviet Charge d'Affaires Bores D. Piadyshev was summoned to a 45-minute meeting yesterday with foreign office chief, Sir Denis Greenhill, who outlined just how far Britain could go toward an arrangement. Details of the British counter were not disclosed. One possibility was that the release' of Brooke could lead to at least Mrs.

Kroger's freedom on grounds of health. The cabinet reached its decision last week. Brooke was sentenced to five years in prison in 1965 for carrying anti-Soviet leaflets. Other espionage charges DEATHS WISNIEWSKI Christopher and Virginia (nee MacDonald), announce the birth of a son Philip Charles, 7 Ibs, 10 ozs, on July 1st, 1969, at the LaSalle General Hospital. CHOSEN CHILDREN PARKER.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart, Jake and Beryl (nee Macario), proudly announce the arrival of their son on July 2nd, 1969. DEATHS ANDERSON, Alexander. A1 the Montreal Convalescent Hospital, Wednesday, July 2nd, 1969.

Alexander Anderson, dearly beloved husband of Christina Morrison of Verdun, dear brother in law of Catherine (Mrs. J. Philp) of Granby. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. from the Chapel of J.

W. MacGillvray and Sons, 5644 Bannertyne Verdun. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. AUERBACK, Mack. On Wednesday, July 2nd, 1969, beloved brother of Saul, Jack of Dallas, Texas, the late Ida Labis, the late Ben and the late Edward Auerback, Q.C.

Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges on Friday, July 4th, 1969, at 11 a.m. to Temple Emanu'El Section, Mount Royal Cemetery. Shiva at 250 Kensington Apt. 408, Westmount. BEAMAN, Frederick R.

Suddenly at his daughter's residence, Chateauguay Centre, on Tuesday, July 1st, 1969, Frederick Rolland Beaman, aged 73 years; dearly beloved husband of Jetta Mitton; dear father of Elizabeth (Mrs. James Edwards) and Frederick Jr. and dear grandfather of James Jetta, Deborah, Lyle, Roslyn and Lesley. Funeral Friday at p.m., from the Chapel of. J.

W. MacGillivray Sons, 307 Riverside Drive, St. Lambert. Inter. ment Sutton, Que.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Heart Fund. BOHM, Fritz E. In Seattle, Washington, July 2nd, 1969, beloved husband Elinor Vickers, brother of Emma (Mrs. R. Ahrnke), of Oakland, California, Alfred C.

and Walter of Montreal. BONCHUNIE, Sophia. At Montreal, on July 3rd, 1969, aged 61 years, beloved wife of Michael Bonchunie, residing at 63 Ronald Montreal West, dear mother of Leo, Luba (Mrs. Hubert Lambert). Funeral service Saturday, July 5th, from L.

Theriault 1270 Laprairie to Holy Ghost Church, at 9 a.m., Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Cancer Fund. BOTSFORD, Janet (Nettie). At Royal Victoria Hospital, on July 3rd, 1969, Janet McKendry in her 82nd year, beloved wife of the late Frederick Botsford, mother of Dorothy (Mrs. Frederick Clarke), of lie Perrot and grandmother of Joan Rossetti.

Funeral service and Interment in Lethbridge, Alberta. COLLINS, Eva. Suddenly, on July 1st, 1969, Eva Kline, in her 80th year, beloved wife of the late J. R. Collins; dear mother of John A.

Resting at the D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 5610 Sherbrooke St. W. Funeral service at Lutheran Redeemer Church, 285 Clarke on Friday at 2 p.m.

to Rideau Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers donations to Canadian Heart Fund will be gratefully acknowledged. CORDEAU, Marcel. After a gallant fight at the Montreal General Hospital on Monday June 30th, 1969, Marcel Cordeau, Notary; dearly, beloved husband of Elizabeth Lavallee of St. Lambert, and dear brother of Therese (Mrs.

L. Leroux), Madeleine, Germaine (Mrs. J. C. Leroux), Georges, of Quebec City; Louis, Jean and Gustave.

Resting at J. W. MacGiilivray Sons Funera! Home, 307 Riverside Drive. Requiem Mass Friday at 10.30 a.m. in St.

Lambert Parish Church (Lorne In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Hematology Research Fund or Heart Fund of The Montreal General ENLOW, Geraldine. On July 1st, 1969, at the Royal Victoria Hospital, beloved wife of William Enlow of Chomedey, Laval, daughter of the late John Delaney and Eva Keegan, sister of Mrs. K. Noel (Kate) and Miss Ann Delaney. Resting at J.

M. D. Cyr, 3845 St. Martin Chomedey. Requiem High Mass in Holy Name of Jesus Church on Boulevard, on Saturday at 19 a.m.

Thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. FACELLA, Paul. At Montreal, on July 1st, 1969, aged 72 years, Paul Facella, beloved husband of Louise Donofrio, father of Teresa, Louis, Mrs. William Polidoro (Joan), Mrs. Maurice Maillet (Pauline) and Mario.

Funeral Saturday, July 5th, from Grenato Funeral Home 292 Jean Talon East, to Notre Dame de la Defense Church, for service at 1 p.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. FISHER, Albert. At Royal Victoria Hospital, on July 3rd, 1969, in his 55th year, beloved husband of Caroline Jane Dawson, dear father of June (Mrs. Andre Quevilion), grandad of Daniel and Darrin, brother of Julia, Alice, Edna, Mary and Matthew, Bill and Walter.

FUneral from D. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on Saturday at 11 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery. FOX, Agnes Inglis MacPherson Graham of Chattanooga, Tenn.

At the Royal Victoria Hospital on Tuesday, July 1st, 1969, beloved wife of Fred Russell Fox and the late Wildiam Henry Craze; dear mother of Lorna (Mrs. A. Wardner) of Knoxville, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Graham; sister of Martha (Mrs. Oscar Doran).

Funeral from the William Wray and Walton Chapel, 2075 University on Friday, July 4th, at 2 p.m. to Mount Royal Cemevery. HOLTZMAN, Naomi. Accidentally on Monday, June 30th, 1969, in Israel, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Holtzman; sister of Arnold of Israel; and Mrs. W. Cupchik (Gila). Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Rd. on Friday, July 4th, at 1 p.m.

to Farband Labor Zionist Cemetery. Shiva at 5571 Borden Cote St. Luc, Please omit gifts or flowers. BAILIFF SALES Provincei fo Quebec, District of Montreal No. 185-257.

Provincial Court. Dr. Leonard Prosterman, Plaintiff versus Mary O'Hara, Defendant. On the 14th day of July 1969 at twelve of the clock noon, at the domicile of the said defendant at No. 1110 Sherbrooke No.

310, in the City of Montreal, will be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause consisting of RCA Victor TV and household effects, etc. Terma, Cash. Montreal, July 2nd 1969. S. S.

Goldbloom, B.S.C. 842- 9192. Province of Quebec, Distric to Monteal. No. 112-366.

Provincial Court, Commercial Credit Corporation Limited, Plaintiff versus Sauveur Doucet, Defendant. On the 14th day of July 1969 at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the domicile of the said defendant at No. 6915 30th No. 4, Rosemount, in the City of Montreal, wIt be sold by authority of Justice, all goods and chattels of the said defendant, seized in this cause consisting of 'fleetwood TV set floor model and acc. and household effects, etc.

Terms, Cash. Montreal, July 2nd, 1969. S. F. Golden, B.S.C.

842-9192. DEATHS JOHNSON, James Albert (Abbie), On July 2nd, 1969, at the Montreal General Hospital, after a lengthy illness, James Albert Johnson, beloved nusband of Glenna Mae (Ginger) Derrick; dear stepfather of Ernest Robert; son of the late John Edward Johnson and Annie Walsh; brother of William Charles Leonard, Mrs. G. Leggett (Cecilia), Mrs. F.

McCormick (Lillian) and the late John Raymond. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrocke St. W. Requiem High Mass in St. Monica's Church on Friday et 9 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. LANG, Margaret. At her residence, July 3rd, 1969, Margaret McCulloch, beloved wife of the late Patrick Lang and dear mother of Elizabeth (Mrs. K. Welcher), Mina (Mrs.

E. Lavery), Edward, John, George, James (Gordon). Resting at the Robt. M. White Son Funeral Home, 4484 St.

Catherine St. East. Funeral from Trinity United Church, July 5th at 10 a.m. Interment Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery. LAPHKAS, George.

Age 46 at the Reddy Memorial Hospital, on June 30th, 1969, husband of Pauline (Gavaris); dear father of Demetrius and Chrysoula; brother of Maria, Constantin (Gus) and Venizelos. Resting at Moshonas Ouimet Funeral Home, 4898 Park Avenue from 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 2nd; funeral service from St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 2455 Cote St. Catherine Rd.

on Friday, July 4th, at 2.30 p.m. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. MacLAURIN, Kathleen Christina. At the Royal Victoria Hospital, on July 2nd, 1969, Kathleen Christina Porteous, beloved wife of Alexander Lumsden Mac La ur in and dear mother of Peter Lumsden Robin Porteous. Funeral service at the Chapel of Jos.

C. Wray 1234 Mountain 3 p.m., Friday, Interment at Beechwood Cemetery, tawa, 11 a.m. Saturday. In lieu of flowers donations sent to the Douglas Hospital Memorial Fund will be gratefully acknowledged. MAGUIRE, Shirley Mae.

Suddenly on July 1st, 1969, Shirley Mae Gallagher, beloved wife of Lorne Maguire. Resting at D. A. Collins Funeral Home, 222 Metropolitan Pointe Claire. Funeral service at Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Roxboro, on Saturday, 9 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. MICHALS, Eva. On July 3rd, 1969, at the Montreal Neurological Hospital, Eva Michals, beloved wife George Michals, dear mother of Kathy and Julie. Resting at the Clarke Funeral Home, 5580 Sherbrooke St. from 1 p.m.

Friday. Funeral service private at Our Lady of Hungary Church, 90 Guizot St. Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. MIDDLETON, Thomas.

At the Julius Richardson Hospital, on July 2nd 1969. Funeral service in the Chapel of Mariner's House, Place Youville, on Friday, 10 a.m. to Mount Royal Cemetery, MIGHTON, Jessie Alexina. At the Smith Clinic Hospital, Hawkesbury, Ontario, on July 1st, 1969, Jessie Alexina Blake, beloved wife Samuel Mighton; dear mother of Florence. (Mrs.

F. LeMoine), Nita Pollock, Jessie (Mrs. C. Cross), Edith (Mrs. R.

Bertrand), Robert Pollock, Richard Pollock Sr. and Arthur Pollock Sr. Funeral from the Chapel of Jos. C. Wray 1234 Mountain 2 p.m.

Friday to Hawthorne Dale Cemetery, PALMER, Eileen (Sister Mary Teresa of the Holy Trinity), of the Congreation of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. Suddenly at Quebec City, July 3rd. 1969. beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

A. E. Palmer, sister fthe late Albert Henry Palmer, Agnes Palmer (Nancy) of Quebec City. Resting at the Mother House at 1420 Mount Royal Outremont. Requiem Mass at 1420 Mount Royal Blvd.

early Monday July 7th. RAND, Harry Elliot. At Indian Point, Lunenburg County, N.S., on July Born 3rd, 1969, in his 68th year. in Canning, N.S., son of the late William and Helen Rand, beloved husband Helen (Young) MacDonald, dear father of Olive (Mrs. Ted Tilden) Sherrill, William, brother of Kathleen (Mrs, Walter Fomby of Alabama); also survived Predeceased by: eight grandchildren.

by his first wife, Edwina Archibald, in 1961. Interment in Canning, N.S., on July 5th, 1969. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Cancer Research Society. DEATHS RAPOPORT, Zelick (Alec). On Wednesday, July 2nd, 1969, beloved husband of Yetta Levitt, father of Mrs.

H. Jason (Frances), Mrs. H. Shapiro (Vivian), Mrs. L.

Chorush (Evelyn), brother of Mrs. Irene Halperin of Toronto, Mrs. Lily Barg, Jack, Ben and the late Boris Rapoport; also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral service from Paperman Sons Cote des Neiges Chapel, 5605 Cote des Neiges Road, on Friday, July 4th, 1969, at 2 p.m.. to Poaley Zedeck Congregation Cemetery.

Shiva at 3130 Graham Town of Mount Royal. REEVES, Joseph Aime. At Montreal, July 2nd, 1969, 74 years old, Joseph Aime Reeves, shoe salesman; beloved husband of Manon Beaupre; dear father of Mariette, Dr. Andre, Hubert, Maurice; brother of Fernande (Mrs. Georges DUssault), Rene, Lawyer and Roland.

Also survived by eleven grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, July 5th, from J. R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 5650 Cote des Neiges to Notre Dame des Neiges Church. Service at 9 a.m.

Interment Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Please omit flowers, donations to the Institute de Cardiologie de Montreal would be greatly appreciated. ROY, Louis C. At the Neurological Institute of Montreal on July 2nd, 1969, age 63 years, Louis C. Roy, beloved husband of Henriette Gagnon; father of Louise (Mrs.

Marc Renaud); brother of Paul-Emile, MarieEugenie (Mrs. Alphonse Lemieux), Marguerite (Mrs. Ernest Vandry). Funeral service Saturday, July 5th, at St. Laurent Church at 11 a.m.

from J. R. Deslauriers Funeral Home, 790 Ste. Croix St. Laurent.

Interment St. Laurent Cemetery. STANOPRUD, Nina. At Montreal, July 3rd, 1969, aged 43 years, Nina Jablonska, beloved wife of Yvan Stanoprud, residing at 6045 De Jumonville, dear mother of Alex; also survived by mother-in-law Maria St a prud, brother-in-law Maria Stanoprud, brother-in-law Nick Stanoprud. Funeral July 5th, from Alfred Dallaire Funeral Home 3254 Bellechasse (corner 11th Rosemount), leaving 9.15 a.m.

for service at 9.30 a.m. in St. Mary, the Protectress Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Interment Mount Royal Cemetery. SUMMERS, Pansy Grace.

Suddenly, at Montreal, on July 3rd, 1969, beloved wife of the late Russel Arthur Summers, and mother of Russell, of Brownsburg, grandmother of Carclyne, Neil and Patrick. Funeral from D. A. Collins Chapel, 5610 Sherbrooke St. on Saturday at 10 a.m.

to Montreal Memorial Park. SWAINE, Harriet Delia. Suddenly at Westmount. Quebec on July 2nd 1969, Harriet Delia McCoy, beloved wife of the late Frederick Stanley Swaine, (M.D.), dear mother of Dr. Fred Eric, Margaret (Mrs.

W. L. Reade), Dr. Ralph and John. Private Funeral.

Kindly omit flowers. WIMS, Grace. After a long illness, on July 3rd, 1969, Grace (Bea) Wims, dear sister of Alex, Jessie (Mrs. J. M.

Allen) and Margaret (Mrs. N. Tessier of Arvida, Resting at the Kane Fetterly Funeral Home, 5301 Decarie Blvd. Funeral service at St. Monica's Church on Saturday, July 5th, 1969, at 9 a.m., to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Montreal General Hospital, Research Department. tal punishment, although they were similar in social character to South Africa and were engaged in fighting nationalist guerrillas. The fact that law and order prevailed in most of South Africa "is surely a strong argument in favor of the practicability of abolishing capital punishment in our society," Thompson argued. Political observers believe there is little chance of South Africa changing its policy. Early this year, a member of Parliament proposed setting a commission to inquire into the advisability of abolishing the death penalty.

The idea was rejected overwhelmingly by the legislators. Murder count to be laid against youth A charge of murder will be laid in Sessions Court today against Jean Quesnel, 19, of 1917-A Iberville Montreal in connection with the death of a murder witness. Coroner Laurin Lapointe yesterday found Quesnel criminally responsible for the death of Pierre Chenel, 20, who was shot twice in the head on the night of June 23 while walking on Lafontaine St. in the East Eend. Chenel, last month, was one of the main witnesses to testify at the murder hearing of Georges Quesnel, a 30-yearold Montrealer who will stand trial at the fall Assizes in connection with the deaths of Claude Frenette, 25, and Jean Luc Brabant, 20.

The men were slain in Longueuil and St. Lambert and their bodies were thrown into the St. Lawrence Seaway near the St. Lambert locks. Earnings rise BUDAPEST (UPI) The income of Hungarians has increased by 20 per cent over the past three years, Deputy Premier Lajos Feher told Parliament yesterday.

He said the government had expected only a 15-per-cent rise. YEATES, Mary Catherine. At Dorval, on July 2nd, 1969, Mary Catherine Armstrong, beloved wife of Albert Edward Yeates; dear mother of Albert, James and Eileen; sister of Dorothy (Mrs. L. McAllister) and Patrick Campbell.

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Funeral service at St. Veronica's Church, Dorval, on Saturday at 10 a.m. to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. IN MEMORIAM BARNES, Linda, Passed away, July 4th, 1965. None knew her but to love her, None named her but in praise.

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Kroger is not in good health and neither is Brooke. Some ministers in the Cabinet were said to have opposed a swap, arguing that Brooke was not in the same league as the Krogers. They maintained that to submit to Moscow's blackmail would be to expose innocent Britons to future frameups in Communist lands. But Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart is reported to have argued convincingly that unless the Brooke affair is. settled satisfactorily it will damage British-Soviet relations and squeeze Britain out of the mainstream of EastWest conciliation and cooperation.

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