The Gazette from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 9

Tha GAZETTE, Montreot, Mnn Worth 19 NEWS IN BRIEF to Ch US. alerted inese spies Makarios will resign if church insists miles of border, and that criminal investigations should be increased 100 per cent. increase of 40 to 50 per cent in its staff of 1.GO0 to adequately cover the Painting Decorating malice-type Chinese. Uy that I mean they are actually trained in espionage, they are trained in subversive activities. "What really is i ceded along with funds and manpower is legislation.

We must mact a law whereby the employer who employs an alien and the alien himself who accepts illegal employment may be lined administratively." Cremer estimated that the border patrol would need an Exterior, 'a. I 'V Interior and Residential, Commercial NICOSIA. Cyprus Archbishop Makarios will resign as president of Cyprus if the Synod of the Cyprus church insists despite his overwhelming popular support, informed sources said Saturday. Observers feel such a development might push the island into chaos or even civil war. The synod requested Makarios' resignation as president two days ago, claiming he is violating canon law by holding temporal power, even though he has been president for 12 years.

it Industrial president's home in his possession, police said Saturday. Russia agrees to chess match site MOSCOW The Russian Chess Federation indicated yesterday it would agree to two cities for the world champinnslrp chess match between Bobby Fischer of the United States and the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky. Soviet sub still adrift WASHINGTON About nine Soviet ships hovered around a disabled Russian missile firing submarine Saturday as the sub continued to drift in the stormy North Atlantic eight days after it broke down. Four more bodies found MAN, West Virginia Four more bodies were recovered from the flood-devastated Buffalo Creek Valley Saturday, just one week after a mine slag pile dam broke Curwood Ltd. 937-3926 930 DcCOURCELLE At the Glen MAKARIOS WASHINGTON lUI'l) -A representative of immigration service employees said yesterday that illegal aliens entering the United Slates are costing the taxpayers "probably upwards of billion annually." Lee Cremer, president of the National Council of Immigration and Naturalization rvice Unions, estimated that there are 2 million or more persons in the country unlawfully, and that 10 per cent of those are engaged in criminal activity.

JOBS, SECURITY Said Cremer: "The illegal alien problem actually is nstituting a tremendous unemployment problem their impact upon the narcotics traffic is also a serious matter and there are indications that they definitely are a threat to our internal security. We have reports that somewhere in the last I believe it was the last year about 4.200 mainland Chinese were smuggled into the United States mainly through the Canadian border Now, it is well known irom reports, intelligence reports, that many of these are a wall of water churning down the narrow and sent valley. Bus overturns, five youths killed LINCOLN, Calif A church bus filled with teenagers heading for a ski outing skidded off a narrow rural road in the Sierra foothills yesterday and crashed into two trees before overturning. At least five were killed and many injured. U.S.

annexation group grows MANILA A three-month-old movement to make the Philippines a part of the United States said yesterday that its membership now totals 4.5 million and is gaining more support daily. Guerrilla leader arrested in Uruguay MONTEVIDEO Authorities arrested a Tupamaro guerrilla leader and found diagrams of the new Uruguayan Rest, read and sleep with triple use sofa Alatadors threaten to strike MADRID Spanish Labor unrest spread to the bullring Saturday when matadors threatened to strike unless the government cuts their taxes. Heroin supply said bound for U.S. MARSEILLE U.S. Narcotics agents believe smugglers have stockpiled enough raw heroin in the Marseille area to supply addicts in the United States for 18 months, it was reported Saturday.

U.K. hovercraft flips, 4 killed pmm Treat' dy rip a rrage SiC" I PORTSMOUTH, England -(APi A 110-ton hovercraft which flipped over onto its bark in Portsmouth harbor during a gale, killing four passengers, sank yesterday alongside a Royal Navy re- Teak day-bed, 90" 30" with one attached storage box, seat and back cushions covered with blue or orange striped fabric. Special 199 i 'in Maitt.itiiii escaped entrapment in the hovercraft cabin by breaking out windows. It is believed to be the first accident of its kind to an air-cushion vehicle in service in British waters. Witnesses said it turned over on its back about 70 yards from the Southsea shore.

Navy divers swam into the upside-down cabin and found the dead passengers trapped there. i 697-4422 I I pair ship. A salvage attempt will be made later. The vessel, which plied between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight riding on a cushion of air, was just coming in to land late Saturday when a big wave lifted one side and high winds tipped it over. Twenty-two passengers and crew members were saved but a man.

two women and seven-year-old Julie O'Connell were trapped inside and died. Julie had always wanted to go for a hovercraft ride and she was taken on a roundtrip by a friend as a special treat. The friend was HUNG ON The survivors had to cling to the side of the overturned vessel until they were carried to safety by Royal Air Force helicopters or small boats. Some of those rescued had Now, whether you're home or in hospital TAX-FBEE GASH when you are unable to work due to IBID WIIW Rl! KjUU LA bus strike to end today LOS ANGELES LTD -Fifteen hundred buses are scheduled to return to the streets and highways in the Los Angeles area early today, ending a week-long strike which stranded 400,000 daily commuters. -The tioU" 'striking mechanics voted 298-193 Saturday to accept a 33- month contract which will boost their earnings from the present $5.15 per hour to S0.05 an hour by 1974.

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