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f€r£vrf the examiner Tuesday May 22 979 Protester 76 removed US Navy security personnel lIft Isabel Rodriguez 76 resident of the Puerto Rican Island of Vie ques from federallyowned beach on the island during protest demonstration Saturday against Navy manoeuvres Mrs Rodriguez was one of 2i civilians arrested for trespassing on Navy proper ty AP Photo Menten ordered to stand trial TH HAG lE Netherlands The Dutch Supreme Court ruled today that million aire Pieter Menten should stand trial again on charges of LOIIIDIILIL in Second World War massacre of 20 to 30 Polish Jews The verdict was greeted with shouts of joy from the public benches which were jammed by more than 100 onlookers many of them members of the Second World War Dutch Resistance movement Outside the courthouse about 200 antiMenten demonstrators some wearing the Jewish Star of David paraded with banners on the steps and placed flowers and wreaths there Menten veteran art dealer who will be 80 on Saturday was not in court to hear the verdict The five judges ruled that the new trial will take place in Rot terdam The court upheld public rosecutors appeal against ower court decision Dec that set Menten free on grounds of his undocumented claim that he had received promise of immunity from former Dutch justice minister Leen Donkert in1953 We cannot be satisfied that any such promise was indeed made said the courts presi dent Judge Maarten Moos in delivering judgment AGREES WITH EXPERTS He added that Menten might have had expectations of im munity if promise had been given but this court accepts the view of the experts in testi mony that no promise or deci sion was ever proven Wont pursue actions in AllenLorenz case TORONTO CPI The Crown will not pursue two legal actions in the Bruce Lorenz murder case Ontario Attorney General Roy McMurtry an nounced Friday He said the Crown has de cided not to appeal the acquittal of businessman Gordon Richard Allen 37 of Orillia Out on charge of murdering the Toronto lawyer In addition the Crown will not prosecute Laura Lee Lorenz the slain mans widow on charge of being an accessory after the fact McMurtry said the possibility of an appeal was rejected after his ministry found no errors of law in Allens trial in April But he made no mention of per jury charge laid against Allen as result of statement he made about his formal educa tion at bail hearing Mrs Lorenz 33 was charged initially with firstoegree mur der in the March 1978 shooting of her husband in subway parking lot At the beginning of her trial she announced she would plead guilty to being an accessory after the fact During the 10week trial Mrs Lorenz became the Crowns star witness against Allen telling the court she lived with him for 113 years before she and her husband were reconciled Shortly after Allens acquittal Crown Attorney Michael Lynch said in an in terview someone would have to be convicted of an offence before the charge against Mrs Lorenz could proceed McMurtry said he expects to receive report soon on tactics used by Metropolitan Toronto Police in their investigation of the case Police forged Mrs Lor renzs signature on an in criminating affidavit BUY THE BEST Buv BECKERS ICE CREAM 38 CHOCOLATE new MILK 00 out DDARI mum1 or BECKERS HAVE OVER Big holiday big exodus T0 TO Thousands of Ontarios city dwellers flocked to cottages and amusement parks during the holiday weekend keeping police busy throughout the province The OPP laid between 40 and 50 traffic charges each day us ing spotter planes on Highway 401 said Constable David Hill iard of the London detachment CP Rail plans summer work TORONTO CPI CP Rail will spend $45 million on build ing and reconstruction projects across Ontario this summer RS Allison vicepresident of the railways eastern region said Monday He said the program includes laying rail along about 215 kilo metres of track replacing ties along 1600 kilometres building 47 replacement bridges and in stalling 24 new bridge decks The program brings total ex penditures for CP Rail track and bridge projects in Ontario to more than $170 million in the last four years About 140 kilometres of rail will be replaced in Northern Ontario and 930 kilometres will be replaced in southern On tario Can insure my boat for more than as cost Your boat may be insured for to days actual cash value With recent inflation your boat may not be fully protected You would be wise to have reappraisal of its value to be certain that in the event of loss you would not be out large difference to buy new boat We provide service to ensure proper coverage Please drop in with your present policy gimme INSURANCE AGENCY LTD AUTO HOME MARINE BUSINESS BONDS LIABILITY BOILER GROUP PENSION LIFEDISABILITY BARRIE 7269941 41 Owen St BRADFORD 7756411 ALLISTON 4359141 ORILLIA 3264371 AVAILAESDE MAY 21nmRu MAY 27th AT PARTICIPATING OUTLETS 590 STORES TO SERVE YOU OPEN 900 TO 1100 PM DAYS WEEK Earnings up $I7IM MONTREAL CP Cana dian National Railways reports firstquarter consolidated net earnings of $223 million an in crease of $171 million over the same period last year company statement Mon day said the improvement in earnings for CN Rail which in creased income by $9 million over the first quarter of 1978 resulted from higher traffic volume rate increases cost savings and higher exchange rates on US currency The company said the in creases were partially offset by higher wage and pension costs and increased expenses With three surveillance planes over southern Ontario as well as every available ground radar set police laid 68 charges on Sunday in the Burlington dis trictalone In addition to covering High way 401 the planes watched traffic along Highway be tween Hamilton and Guelph and Highway 10 north of Brampton Each aircraft is privately owned and flown by civilians and carries one OPP officer in contact by radio with as many as three pursuit cars Toronto restaents who re mained home crowded to the citys parks and stadiums At Ontario Place the opening of new roller skating rink at tracted thousands of teenagers while The Forum was filled to capacity for an allCanadian variety show featuring the music of Hagood Hardy the comedy of Dave Broadfoot and the singing of Carroll Baker and the Raes Bumpertobumper traffic lined Highway 400 south of Bar rie and Highway 11 south from Lake Simcoe was clogged Al though there were no serious accidents fenderbenders dc Iayed motorists AERM SETS HE SAVINGS PACE CUT FROM CANADA GRADE BEEF NATURALLY AGED TENDER IDEAL FOR BBQ BLADE STEAKS FRESHLY MINCED REULAR GROU PER 500 PURCHASE BE TOTAL mm PACKS LB Av PACK LB cur FROM CANADAS FINEST BEEF CHUCKS BONELESS NATURALLY AGED TENDER AND DELICIOUS LB SAVE I00 LB CUT FROM CANADAS SAVE 60 LB FIIEST BEEF EYE OF STEAK oR ROAST no SPECIAL YOUR INVITATION TOO TRAVEL PRESENTATION JUNE I3tII Blue Flame Room Conwmors Gas NAYS TRAVEL 1234700 Attends celebrity fashion show Margaret Trudeau attends celebrity fashion campalgn Economlc Degnocrays bdrm show In 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