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until recently At the time the announce ment was made Princess lrena and Carlos had arrived at Ma drld airport where the tail Dutch glri presented her suitor to her father Prince Bernhard The princess who drove her own car to the airport from the princes Madrid home was smiling and told the reporters we are very happy Prince Bernhard 11 eardertdbrlnFITena am its left the royal planets which he had waited more than two hours to greet his daughter and her choice for husband iio soueezedlhis daughter in big hug and kissed her soundly Both were smiling as Prince Bernhard turned and gave Prince Carlos big em brace Thenaii three entered the plane ys developments cli maxed days of conflicting state me is and rumors that started wi an announcement lest that the princess had been converted to Roman Cathode is Then earlier this week her other Queen Juliana of The atherlands said thahsppy osslbility of her daughters MONTREAL CPlA police Family Accepts is Schlitz Otter roaonro icans Schlitz Brewing Co of Milwaukee has completed the first hurdle to wardteftectlvewontroi of John Labatt Ltd of London Ont Members of the statt fam ily agreed Friday to sell 3150000 shares at $23 share to the American company Schlitz now seeks to acquire another 750000 shares from shareholders at large for the same price if the twophase deal is com pleted Schlitz will gain about as per cent or outstanding Le oatt shares and virtual control of the inyeacoid Canadian brewing company which has 11 plantsmcross the country Total investment by Schiltz will be about I534500000 The Schlitz otter made pub gt iic last Sunday expired Friday for tireLabatt family and will expire Fab id for ordinary shareholders fheLabatt fondly agreement to sell announced here after the markets closedvlrriday endeda week of negotiations chairpeme tiSiudentsntforSpyingV of his oilicabulldlng Vmarketa himself mi after three Canadian compa nies notably the Montreal based holding company Power Corp showed interest in op posing the Schlitz offer to keel Labatt under Canadian control Labatt Canadas thirdlargest brewing company behind Cuna disn Breweries lid and Maison Breweries Ltd was lidpercent Csrradianowned lhe Schiltz takeover it com pleted would represent the first molar invasion by Unitodrstates interests into the Canadian brewing industry the trend in the past has been for Canadian breweries to expand into IiS Labatt directors who met until tame Friday said they gave lengthy and serious con sideration to waysof keeping control of ststtia Canada However they announced Fri day altemoon they had been unable to find an acceptable Canadian alternative to the Schlitz qner ribbing Wth tokenioot Fla setsummit Smith maidirg eta reh yearl professional enter alibutmadcittto the stage $139 sang laiihreakera de rihed by police annex tifemeiy dangerous is concen trhted tn the Montreal area We dont know where they are but we feel they would stay in UrcMonirefl area inspec tor liervewlatenauda in charge of the search and late Friday Police merited thernyeen old blondc arm friend oies cspec Antonio Racchlno so Fridaymnmfng Shqwas one of the two girls picked up by the bandits as they fiaddrom cells in the Montreal Court House Thursday morning JL However insp Patenauda said the bandits got her out at bed and thatthere is nottenough evidence to press chargesof aiding abetting and harboring fugitive againstthe girl She was with the bandits only short time before reporting for work he added screen iAP Moioer no MfldChmdlWralypllttulriklm iCaStro Wont Fight For Guantanamo Base HAVANA AP Premier Fidel Castro says Cuba has no Mention of using force to evict the United States from Guam tnnnmorliay We in not planning fight for the Guantanamo base Castro told reporters Friday night Castro said Cubas only rea son for halting the flow oi fresh water to the big US navyin staitailon was to seek the iron dam of Cuban fishermen salted off the Florida coast The Cuban leader rcicctcd an interpretation by 03 State See rctary liusir that the water cut off appeared to ba tira first step Dr Repose Food Major iiddrchon WRONTOtCPlA ibmnto expert on addictions says over eating is motor addiction problem Dr it Gordon Bell medical director of the hell Chain here said Friday the differences be tween food addict 3315 urtonerasortmre shit that his behavior doesnt rig him into contact with the police and the effects of his over lnduigence are medical Will Be Chosen Nineteen of the areas prettiest girls will be on show tonight at 715 in the Continental innl com etlng for the title of Win ter arnivsl Queen Faced with the task of picking the new Queen are Mrs Eileen Dixon Charles Tierney and Mrs Jean Gremo The girls who will be dressed in winter sports clothes will be lodged on their grooming sports ability and poise They will be interviewed All the girls live in Slmcoa County and are over so concessions Competing loathe title to night will be Mrs Marilee Fil dey 20 Ore atton favorite Mrs Laura Angus favorite ling Linda Ann Rob artson 17 78 Wellington St tavoritsaport tennis Kathy rPPIrnrgie terminus Gfa1vc date as St Vincent as favorite arts swllrimifltltbitttl mildly 5811 ta rr rung nus bowling and rewimmingr Sue Nguyen Khanir South Vict Nama iioyearoid strongman unbounded the formation of new governmenttoday with the list of ed to bring forth all our strength to repel Communist aggiession to race lye in concerted campaign to evict the United States from Guantanamo We are fighth for the lib Css astd The problem of the base is part oi series of circumstances that constitute source of fric WltSithGmlt CF the United States has decided to find ways oi establishing per manent water nip for its Guantanamo Nev liars on Cuba without ever could rely ing on its traditional fresh wa ter source now shut off by Pro mlcr Fidel Castro no as also placing some oi the soot Cu bans cmpioyed at the bass with Argylenil IC Olll insertion night following two mcrgtnoy Whitaiiousa sessions on the coed on week with the arrest re Barrie Winter Carnival Queen This Evening Harrier ar Iatroyy favorite sports swimming Beverly liars man favorite sports swimming skating and hockey Kstirleen Msgtii rt RR Burris favor its sport hockey Mrs Evelyn ticker as 141 Steel Sh fav orite sports baseball and skat ing Miss Clara Aldordlee Ii Oro Station favorite sportakat ing Patricia McKeown iii Steel St favorite rte bowl ing and skiing or Emms l8 ms gleafinfavolrite apor rs an et Bowman 132A Panctang St favorite sports skating lceiishs ing and horse riding Betty Mills ram Kempem felt Dr favorite sports bowl ing and skating Mrs Edith Conneiiy 25 17 St VincentSt favorite ort skating Mrs luv dith Len til 31 Vespra Sh favorite sports skatingandlcoo tithing Marilyn Griffiths iii McCarthy Residence favorite pports horseriding and water insulation Cohoe rr on St Vincent St favorite sports swimming and era on of the fishermen will start rot lion and tension between the United States and Cuba and that have to be dealt within the gen eral aspect of these relations Castro met reporters on dockside at Havana Harbor where he Introduced nyean old American fisherman who said he had come to Chiba to seek political asylum Ewe Will Remain Rusk Tells Cuba at four Cuban fishing boats ai isged to have been in Florida waters and Castros subsequent action in cutting the Guantan amo water Iupply At the same time White House statement warned of the dangers of further provoca tions by Castro and declared that the prospects ahould be aarelully welghcdby all an cos the reckless and irresponsi blLcondactof tbsemban gov ernrncnt remains constant threat to the peace of this hem lspherei the White House da mpen situation which were nine it added that these matters will be dismissed with other Western Hemisphere nations in the Organisation at American lsliatesland with the were at es in Cubs lrasldent Osvaldo Dorticos deniedthst the fishing boats incident is being used as antenna for Cohen ressures on Guantanamo that when Cuba decides to take the basel it will do so through inter national institutions confiscation orvnnc on CompletelToumey Sweep With Win Over lNNSiiRUCK tCPlA third period goal by Venlsmin lich andrev gave ussla vio tory over Canada tonight And the Olympic hockey gold medal FIRST PERIOD ine ftussianr forced the It tuck early but Canada went ahead in with less than six minutes gone when George musrbrlck look or goalmouth pass from Marshall Johnston and scored The Russians it up the pressure but con stcnt tors checking and backchecking by the Canadians prevented thsSo viet forwards from becoming dangerous around Canadas nets where Ken Broderick of ioronto started the me The period ended lb Canada ahead to The Russians bad boitlcdtho Canadians inside their own blue line after the Canadian goal Dinsan of Canada was penal ised for crosschcchtng at that but the Russian were not able to get shot on goal while he was off sacorrnaartroo at the three minute marir boktcv fired point blank at some new ma union goalie Komvslsnho hrmo with Lkneehigh shot fromlit feet on ion Hercules oceans car The defence department will pprchass be tween no andttl Hercules trans rt planes fromthe us look Eocednircruft Corporation dun ing the next four years MP0 slbia authorities said Friday rsmwnmnmr Advises Gyprus MCOSIA Cypnia An eddi tlonal 550 thritishtroeps landed in Cyprus from Malta today amid reports that Britain and the United Statesbad agreed on compromise plan for peace keeping force here military spokesman empha sired that todays siriUt would not mean any increase inthe number of Britishtroops en gaged operationally but was in tended to provide rest for men who had been on continuous duty forsix weeks Ht Sovist Premier Khrushchev accused the Western powers Friday of trying to organise military lntctvartion in Cy run and warned theirswist linion could not remainindif terent to the situation Informed sources in iondcn said Britain sndtbs us had agreed on svcompromisc form ula danrsndedwby President Maharlos that would link any Cyprus pesceforceJromth nations with tb nitcd Nations Security Council 1951 Canadians The Russians finally broke through the tough Canadian defence to tie the score lit with nearly 11 minutes gone Eug Moiorov scored from go mouth scramble altar pass from his twin bro ar Boris Canada went ahead In about alt minutes later when Bob Forhan took pass inside the Russian blue line and scored on rising to foot drive that caught the upper right band corner The fu1ihouse crowd of 11000 booed lbs relate alter Rus sian players tri and holds the Canadians win no penalties inflicted the crowd created an uproar after to minutes when Cora ttna°tidisidifl cr returnai to the too when Run sia tied the score so they scored from close in taking pass troorEugtoy Maiorov mo PERIOD As the period started lath Martin minced Broderick in the an goal Russia went ahead at not attire third period when Aluandrov took pass ircm Almetov inside the Canadian biuelinalndlomdtttl From US Firm gowns aiomstaoom ll sons arr arated socioe inc odors has wanted more of them lockhecd which produc roots stroller tut var peeled to plans more Canada at oddlylent rose tho company pitted trmrs wortbrdordsrs aria compared th ops files the Iockhecd nuclear let bomber and dais Limited Montreal is rambling no more for tharU mutual aid program The Heroines purchase will be theatre of thsidefencadspsrtr mcots plans to provide the armed forces with more mobii lty in row whenCoo def soc men to The Cohg United Nations duty they to be flown in US Air planes Acquisition oi the its likely will mean retires the venerable Crra lt cars to RCA stoic