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Monday, August 1 1, 1969 Harold Lever, financial secre- tary of the treautry, laid in radio "French de valuation hat bees on iti way for toma time, but I cannot aec bow it 'Will make the pound more vulnerable from any angle. I ant absolutely satisfied we have nothing to fear." HELfON WAY. Help for the pound is antici- Dated Wednesday when Brit- ain's July trade figures will be published. Tha figures have steadily improved and now are running at an estimated surplus of about tGM.OM.MO. July's fig ures are expected to show further Improvement In announcing the French fpric freeze Finance -Minister t- Valery Giscard dEstaing mane dear the government would be taking steps to avoid the "price flars-uD" union leaders said would result- from, devaluation.

He warned the government would crack down on any unjustified price rises- during, the freeze period, -r Premier Jacques Chabaa-Del- ui said tha French National Assembly would be called into special session Sept. 15 to vote on a series of economic meas ures to back up devaluation. He warned that these meas ures would be unpleasant He said they would be longer range "strucutural reforms' SWMt and Sour by Bill Jot rti Tiara's this to satd lor a world crisis: Horn a lot ol So lor tho yoar Is out 1.500 000 younatforo HH turn li. And MObOOS paronts will him paw. know a girl who was so skinny von nor sunburn Jfl Ml.

Know why things oro always k) tho tost ptoco you lot? Bocouso ottor you find Ihom you UP looking. can stop looking lor bottor way to troat your family. Toko thorn to CATHAY, whom tar tho duration of AJborl Stroot lonowjtHns CATHAY raotontors onlay otra spoclal porting plllogos at throo Alaort Stroot CATHAY RESTAURANT 228 ALBERT ntar BANK 2l YOU MAY NEED CLASSES 'The Ottawa journal. Prices Frozen without which." In one, two or three years, the French would find themselves again in a situ ation "precisely the as that which led to devaluation. They were the kind of reforms, he said, generally encounter a kit of resistance from all quarters, and have to be applied fairly slowly." The big Caullist majority in the assembly should ensure pas sage of the measures.

West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger met for two hours Sunday with his top min isters, and a spokesman said he reaffirmed his opposition to raising the value of the marie Friday, charged with causing a disturbance. Each was re leased on $75 bail VS. PILOT, DUES All this happened a few hours after Mr1. Trudeau opened the Abbotsford, BC international air show, 40 miles east of here, where a young American pilot died in a crash a few hundred yards from him. The trip was literally a dy ing visit with Mr.

Trudeau shuttled around by helicopter. Later! a radio Interview, Kiesinger said his position had been slrsngthenedbythe French devaluation. He conced ed that tha West German eco nomic situation might be affect ed, bifUaaid tha government el- ready has taken ction to pre vent rising prices. Kissinger said a German revaluation was rejected last November "because we could not have provided anybody with any lasting benefit." "A revaluation now, together with the devaluation, of the franc," ho said, "would mean a very dangerous suppression of our And- you can image what our business com unity would say if we now trifled with the thoughts of a re Swinging PM Ronald William Duyker. 20.

was remanded to. Thursday, chanted with causing a disturb ance and using obscene lan- uace. Lvle Robert Osmundson, 27. Seattle-born Vancouver resident was remanded until He took a uneventful aide trip on a sunny Saturday to the Garabaidi sktinr area. SO miles north of There, he was taken on a 25-minute fright in a small helicopter over the an.

runs and sites that Canada has of fered for the 1976 Winter Olym pics. He said he PILOTS HEUCOFTER On tha way back to Vancouver, he took the controls of a big coast guard turbine helicopter for a tew. seconds. He left Vancouver immediately for Ottawa on a government Jet Star aircraft, His 1 1 1 1 a I appearances were restricted to the Liberal fund raising dinner Friday night and a 'handshake-end-coffee session with federal and pro vincial party members Saturday morning. Isolation Ended From Page One The moonmen got a preview of what lies ahead when they were cheered and mobbed by about 300 space workers as they emerged from quarantine Sunday night All three were smiling and waving as they walked through a door that had been unsealed minutes before.

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I can't say that I would choose to spend a couple weeks like that, but I'm very glad we got the opportunity to complete the mission. The crowd surged against restraining ropes to shake the hands of the astronauts as they walked toward waiting cars. Each took a separata chauf-feured auto home. The astronauts had seen their families almost daily since being Isolated, but only through a thick glass window in he lunar receiving lab. They last were home July 7, nine days before their launching from Cape Kennedy.

The 20 other persons In the quarantine also were released Sunday night and many were greeted by their families. Included wss one woman. Heather Owens, 29, a technician who was placed in the isolation ward last week after accidentally being exposed to moon dust in another part of the lab. A Canadian doctor, William Carpentier. was another to leave quarantine.

He was the first to examine the astronauts on their return to earth, Carpentier, born in Edmonton, is a former resident of Lake Cowichan, B.C. Tha astronauts were cleared to leave the chamber after Dr. Charles A. Berry and three other Manned Spacecraft Centre officials presesented data Sunday to an Atlanta, meeting of the Inter-Agency Committee on Back Contamination, a group of acientists who supervised the quarantine. Berry, the astronauts' chief physician, said the committee ruled that the astronauts were free of "abnormal health conditions." He emphasized, however, that the negative medical findings do not prove that moon germs do not exist and said future moon explorers alto would be quarantined.

He said the Apollo 11 crew would be kept under medi- dal observation for the next year. CROWN BR0ADL00M BR0AD100M AT DISCOUNT PRICES -2354768 DROP IN AT mm mi srAtrai4RioiAU SHOP ZELLER'S and "CHARGE-IT" Use a Convenient Charge Account Says Collins Linked With Earlier Death VPSILANTI. (UPD John Norman Collins, under maximum security in the Wash tenaw County jail charged with the slaying of the seventh girl in a string of murders, report' edly has been linked to yet another of the. earlier killings. A newspaper report published Sunday said the 22-year-old Collins was a frequent visitor at an apartment building that boused the fourth murder whose handsome, square-Jawed looks make him prototype of the clean-cut collegiate image, -often made appearance at an, apartment across the ball from the one In which Maralyttn Skelton lived In an apartment complex between tha university towns of YpsHanti and Ann Arbor, the Detroit Free Press said.

Police, however, said they would not comment on the Free Press story. They also have refused comment on re ports CoHins was linked with two of the other victims. Collins, a senior at Eastern Michigan University here was accused of first-degree murder In the strangulation death of Karen Sue Belneman, 18, a freshman at EMU. LARGER THAN PRETORIA A new gigantic Bantu city, to be erected about 15 miles to the north of the boundary of Preto ria, South Africa, will be larger in area than Pretoria. ill 111 Anti-Vietnam Rally Marks A-Bomb Drop Soma 20 demonstrators chose Saturday, Aug.

the 24th anniversary of the atomic bomb-. mg of Nagasaki to protest U.S. presence to Vietnam. Carrying placard which read "stop the Killing." they march ed In front of the U.S. embassy from 8.30 a.m.

until p.m. Police Calm Welsh Hymn Singers FLING, Wales (AP) It took SO policemen to quiet crowd of Welsh hymn sing, crs who became so incensed over a 'question of language, night that they start ed throwing lighted cigarettes at each other. Tha midnight battle erupt. ed among participants in the National Eisteddfod Festival over' 'whether' to sing the hymns in Welsh or English, 1 SVAWIltY II TaMTfc 'We want to highlight the immorality of the American destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and show the rela tionship between those vents snd Vietnam." said organizer Walter Josephy. "Vietnam I Is just a continuation of this type of militarism.

Parti ciapting in the demon- tration organized by the Ot tawa Committee for Peace and Liberation, were university 'pro housewives, students, and children. "War in our day is obsolete and obscene," said-Mr. Josephy a professional engineer. "Man i at the stage where be must KILLED IN CRASH SEVILLE, Spain (Reuters) Twelve persons were killed and 22 Injured Friday when a bus carrying 39 vacationing Span. lards collided with a truck loaded with bricks Ecija, 50 miles from here.

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