woe reported today.

The magazine “aad. “he:
“also |

Communist

nine W Watson, arene -for! the: West

nd pa
were ville ‘when ‘thelr: Harvard ‘single-engin

i ot : planes crashed Saturday after touching, ‘wings | while en

War. Birds

_Flying'Club, said the.widows of pilots Albert: MacLeod, 43

“OF, Hudson;

3, ‘and John Lunnan,: 55, of. Edmo ton, aske

) eltib 0. stay tngethe r and fly, next:

a “Wann icp) eA sitting aby the Manitoba legislature .
"(onthe August civic holiday was short, but hardly sweel,'as.-

the Progressive Conservative Opposition stomped out of the

; ‘Conservatives:
faken. u cee fy

2 (AP)—iialian
i futhorities . ‘freed. ‘twa
_ Soviets arrested for. spying
after. the
Threatened : to prosecute |

of “ROME:

hwo Italians for: black
-the
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marketeering,: . ;
“‘hewsweekly’

- Soviet government :

a jummoned an. “Italian

, iewspaper correspondent i in.

‘Moscow | after .the two
-. Soviets . were-- arrested: in

i aly and accused him’ of

Poland. thanks the West |

“WARSAW. AAP) — ‘the *
_ government -

‘says it has. freed nearly

“. £000 more martial-law
‘violators than originally —
-.” reported, and it thanked the.
’ Weat ‘for agreeing: to. talks-

did ‘not’ elaborate on who -
. was ‘freed. :

' Kremlin :

_ principle’. by |.

‘ “Chamber: for.the‘third time in Jess than'a week?-
-: "The ‘walkout, sparked, by the Tories” objection’ (othe. *-
Bovernment’s handling of. a ‘controversial pension’ bill, set -
“the. house division: bells ringing. and ‘tempers. flaring. o
ake think’ it's: ' disgusting,” ‘said’ Al’ Mackling,: acting.
_ goverment: house: leader, following the walkout: by: eight
“e's: 8 very dangerous, tactic: they ‘have O

tat Macklin eid walkouts ‘by ‘he Opposition over’ bi it :

:"appoges ant mnecesiary., a :
* "Surely.0 one of: them, could have got up for five minutes, to _

~ Soviet spies ¢

“

‘having a ‘homosexual affair
with a Soviet citizen, +.

and , Foreign.: Minister
- Emilio Colombo intervened. .
in the case: “because of the

Soviet pressure tactics and

abtained- the release of the.
Soviets. in. Italy, _ the
magazine sald;

A spokesman for. Pertini

said he ‘followed the.case

closely but never intervened -
as directly as the magazine
claimed,” The Foreign.

“Ministry had | no comment.

_PAP also. “welcomed an
agreement : reached “in
‘western
governments and banks on
opening - negotiations. to.
reschedule repayments on

"aimed: at rescheduling : + them. The government: has
: Poland's massive debt.- | been pressing for a delay in
The. “state-run news ‘rep yments ‘because, it.
~Ageney- PAP, in’ & repitt “jee 6 ""cash™ to’! buy? raw -
_. Monday night, ‘said’ ‘aboitt ‘materials and spare parts.
“+ 1,800 people have benefited
' from’ the post-martial law = The Communists formally
; amiesty program, not 309 _ ended martial law July 22°
“as ‘first announced. The ‘alter 19" months, but
agency gave-no:reason for lightened ©. censorship, \°
“the additional releases and Stiffened “penalties -- for
_ dissidents - aad. instituted

other powers ta’. erush op-

Girt escapes _

-VAUXBALL, Alta. (CP)—A three-year-old. girl sipping al
soft drink in a. gasoline station escaped unharmed when an

. explosion shatteréd the structure; ©
* Thechild, whose father was filling the station’s main tank

: ‘trom a-fuel truck, was buried in rubble during the weekend _

incident, but: waa not hurt. An employee of. the. garage, who

was changing a tire, also escaped injury. -~.
. Stan Kurék; operator of Stan’s Texaeo, said he heard the

Saturday -night blast in his house, six ‘blocks away:

. “They were filling me up with gas,’ he said, “We really
don't. now what happened. There was an explosion.""

~ Rugby Cloth |

Regatta T-Shirt Knits
Corduroys J ogeing suit Fleece
Polyester-cotton _

in plaids =

’ gtripes |

eyelet-

"and. many 1 more

, Of the Soviet “airline * in,
_ President Sandro. Pertini™

*.No major Solidarity figures
imprisoned in the. crack-
town were released in.ihe
‘amnesty. In Gdansk, where
the $25 billion Poland owes ‘’

‘leader
“returned to work at the - ,
‘Lenin’ shipyard * Monday*”
~ vacation, -
" outlawed Solidarity emblem.

‘on his T-shirt. .

‘the..union despite govern-
ment Warnings. ‘That is my

““make-things worse.”

‘Poland backward to what he -
described as-the bleak, days ~-

dander feared Soviet dictator.

bout: 40. kilometres: north of: this: coinrhuly neat
ada-U. vo

“debate,” he said: Monday, explaining that the government
“would: have granted an adjournment if ihe Tories had

: requested | ane alter speaking briefly: on the pension’ bill.
“But they warited their ‘holiday.”. mes Oogias

sys

“The. protest décurred after: the New Democrat, govern-

- thent Fefused to allow the Tories to- suspend debate on the...
bill; saying it wanted to get the legislation to the committee

Stage, : pan ue i d
o The walicéut came-on Hay 1 123 of the legislature’ 'S ; current:

‘session; the: longest” ‘session on record.; Premier’ Howard”
; Pawley-has warned the Opposition that if they don’t behave, -~ ne
" the, housé. will sit-all summer. “

ie Teglelature was scheduled to resume sig toda

are set free.

. action ot ‘retaliation y
_ begun (in Moscow),
magazine, ‘said, “

Victor Pronine, ‘an official.

"Rome, was arrested Feb. 15.
along with an Italian “.. ‘The-magazine said Soviet.
executive of a Genoa-based. - authorities - accused’ *. an‘
microfilm company‘. of: ~Ttalian” research’ scientist‘
charges’ of — military and the representative of an
espionage. A.second Soviet Italian steel company of |
citizen, Victor "Ronaiev, ‘an
official of an‘ Italian-Soviet’
oll company, was arrested
10 days later: on the. same ~
charge. .
BEGINS RETALIATION
.The Italian courts denied -
, their requests “and “an

Soviet rubles on ‘the black -
market and: withdrew their
“Passports. | ot

: On. April 7, Konalev was”
“freed on payment. of the
equivalent of. $35,000 bail.

failed: to satisfy ~Moscow,
which also sought ” the
"release of "Pronine, .
‘described by ‘the magazine.

as a colonel in the’ Soviet :

" position. by the banned:

. ‘secret services.
Solidarity labor: movement. a

the independent - “union, was
formed three years ago, its:
Lech Walesa

after... oa month-long’

displaying the

- He teld ABC television he
intends’ to meet with the -
union's underground .and |
plot new strategies to revive —

duty, “he said.

He’ also ° said “the” ‘post:
martial law. measures
enacted to. ‘stifle’ dissent —

claimed "the:
has’. thrown ~

Walesa 7
government

when the East: bloc lived=

Josef Stalin, who died: in

Poplin ' :

- changing: US. dollars ‘for -

- But ..L’Espresso ‘said. ‘this: -

- MacLeod’ a rian plufmnieted. into 2 a vacant sections af: a
“motel. Four motel! rooms were extensively damaged: by the

; impact and subseqhent fire, “but there: were no. other. ins’

Juries,

Lunia’ s plane; with Pet siman aboard, 1 shinanied to
orchard’ about’ 30. metres‘. away froin, ‘the motel: ;
. On Sunda a vinta

ce. 'killed + Sa
n, 47, of: Surrey, B.C:, 4
red, said] his brakes failed.’

“The, Conservatives, 16d by Sterling Lyon, say ‘their. tactics =
are necessary hecause the New Democrats are trying to
~ railroad’ certain pieces of legislation through the house.

“They want to-ram éverything ; through,” ‘said Gerry

. Mercier, acting Opposition house leader. “This isthe worst:
"povernment.tha people of Manitoba have ever had.’ ‘They’ Te.
7 cidents: .

_.Towhich Mackling countered: ““The only. way-that they'll”
.be, happy is if-we withdraw certain legislation. We didn't :
" present legislation to. withdraw. it. We're. here to Present

out of control; they. diqn't-know what they’re doing." *

legislation and pass it.” °

_employees, *. ‘making ' pensions * ore — portable and
Pecognilzing pensicn benefits i in the ‘division of family assets”
on marriage breakdown...

“province to own Manitoba‘tarmland.

The house, resumed. Sitting for ‘question period Friday .

morfiing. but was again stalled for 1% hours Saturday when
“the Tories moved that the lepislature be adjourned: until

after the holiday weekend to put off debate on a proposed — :
law that would ‘expand French-language services - “in. the |

Province.

- The Tories returned to the chamber after 44 minutes but : 4
_ the bells continued ringing for another three-quarters of an

hour becatise government members had. also left the house.
‘The government decided to postpone “a vote on..the

bilingualism bill to prevent another bell-ringing incident.
“The biligualism. bill is opposed by ane of. the govern-

. ment’s own members, Russ Doern. He has.waged a private

_ campaign. against: the legislation, which -would make
~ bilingual. services available in provincial government |
departments.

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White or 60% Whole Wheat

» Monday's digpute* ‘concentrated on-a bill to amend - “the 7
‘Pension ‘Benefits cACL.-The bill, put, forward by Labor - ;
Minister’: Mary: ‘Beth Dolint;. contains" ‘several ‘changes op-. _
posed by the business community. but lauded by labor and -
a women's groups; * oe
The legislation aims at extending coverage to part: time:

* Last Thursday, the Conservatives walked oul of the house.

. Lo protest the way 4 proposed farmland ownership bill was. -
being handled. They said the act would restrict, the right of | .
some Manitobans and. Canadians ‘living outside the « -

ah

“ad of ihe 6 Gunway, while the: oi Nanen wi “were: o tandlig, | i
Two members of the War Birds from Vancouver, 3 an

‘Kelo jownid, B.C,, wamair had narra lppescaped death-Friday. - -.
ten’ Stearman biplane srpeurehe to lose power. as it flew ae

a motel, here’ ‘where ‘club: members Were imeeting..
manent:

‘ “struck a power pole, beside: ‘the:

The.s rma I s-singlé propeller shee into the fron if
ré.the’ med

Soe

Stearmans and. ‘Harvards were’ used, fo train pilots during oa
the Second Wotld War:

~Transport’ ‘Canada ott cia were investiga

: _Aidents, vo v ‘ Poe
»“Allait Clark, ‘Superintendent at Pacific regional office of ae
the aviation safety: bureau. of Transport Canada, said the:

- abcidents were “certainly. ungual, bat’ ‘not ‘nepesserily
‘related.". 0.

. Clark said he and. ‘another investigater have been: unable
to find any problems with the aireralt i in-any of the ac--

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