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N COMES BACK ENORE, Sask. (CP) st for the weekly Journal discovered a mustache wax while yund Arnold Mehr's and mentioned it in Mehr now has had twice to meet out- lers. UITS red To Measure EEMANS AL RENTALS AT USS EEVE'S N'S SHOP ) Brock St, S. 668-2091 en » delivery in BOMBS HIT ADEN GUN BATTLES FLARE Ancient British Station Seen Tense ADEN (AP) -- This ancient British trading station and mil- {tary base is living out its last Violence, murders and gun|Pointers to the future. : | The Indian and Arab mer-|] y ical. i months of British rule with albattles in the murky backichants who grew tich off the| va Alaa ga RE 'eense of inescapable doom. streets--all have become part ofitroops and tourists have stopped! police inspectors have been kill- Daily bomb explosions, waves|the normal pattern of life andjordering new stock. | Law and order have become murders average 10, Most Arab Take it easy. ed and their British colleagues generally speak no Arabic. In Government House, the hilltop residence of Aden's co- lonial governors, policy plan- ners pay lip service to the Brit- ish - sponsored South Arabian Federation. But no one seems| to believe the federation can survive many weeks after Brit- ish rule ends next year. EXPECT RIOTING Officials and merchants, taxi drivers and beggars, hotel man- agers and shoeshine boys, all seém to share a conviction that independence will bring anarchy and bloodshed. Britain is committed to giv- ing the South Arabian Federa- tion total independence in 1968, miles along Arabia's south coast, | Some of the other federal| states are so backward that they hardly contain one pair of shoes per 100 inhabitants. In others, almost the entire male population roams the mountains in bandit gangs described by the British as 'dissident tribes- men." FLOSY, the Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Ye- men, claims to be the only meaningful nationalist move- ment in Aden and controller of most of the terrorism. But it has at least two equally violent rival organizations. Policeman Gets $3,424 THE OSHAWA, TIMES, Thursday, Mey 11, 1967 7 Belgian's Royal Couple 'Late For Ballet Show Tuesday night. MONTREAL (CP)--Accent onjord, danced over to a set of} For many, Rites of Spring, Gerald Reynolds, defence ha ace ad on hag po ea and began beating out a based on ad ha pitdar dl mu- ; : =e jsimplicity in costuming per-jrhythm. |sic, was the highlight of the minister for administration, {mitted an audience including} Suddenly dancers appeared |evening, told Parliament the ministry (Princess Paola and Prince Al-|from every corner clad in white) Jacob Siskind critic for the decided to get rid of the /bert of Belgium to enjoy ballet/tights, scarves and sweaters.| (.. tte id / 4 form of discipline to bring {by Belgium's 20th Century Bal-|Dancers responded personally) * ette, sald a more dramatie, the navy into line with the let Tuesday in Montreal's Place|to the persistant rhythm. jmore exc iting performance 4 aie fares |Des Arts. ; Such was the introduction to| would be hard to imagine. evel pe en aicites When the curtain rose, some|Divertimento, an avant garde! He described the Belgian members of the theatre, impa-|concept in which dancers im-|troupe as one of the stron spokesman said after the (tient for the arrival of the royal|provise to music spontaneously| he bad seen. gest announcement that caning couple, protested as an an-|created. = Was only used at two boys' /nouncer attempted to explain) 'The idea came from Maurice| naval schools for violations |the delay in English. |Bejart, the talented artistic di-| EXPO such as violence, bullying, Cries .of 'en francais" rang|rector of the troupe. theft or continuous disobedi- 15' Troller FOR RENT, 8 Miles ence. There were 69 canings From Expo, Electricity, Propene Frig., and Stove. Sleeps 6. $168, Weekly. 728-8253 Navy To Cease Caning Sailors LONDON (Reuters)--Can- ing in the Royal Navy--a form of punishment prob- ably as old as the navy it- self--has been abolished, the defence ministry announced around the theatre. Mr. Bejart, who considers Strains of recorded music ac-| ballet "visual music", produced in the last 12 months, he | .ompanied the rising of the cur-|a second number, Cantatas, said. tain and the appearance of a/jbased on Opus 29 and Opus 31) idancer, who turned off the rec-}by Anton Webern. cities" = peagy oo -y ne loose gather- ' ing of feudal sheikdoms. The As it happens, we can't. Making whisky that goes down this city of Aden and its 200,000- Damages | easy Is a difficult job. 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