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Workman Albert Fialko of Toronto puts together a large poster of Progressive AD oa acd: 8% POSTER OF THE CHIEF Conservative leader John day. Diefenbaker at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto Tues- ing former The. portrait will be one of a collection show- Conservative prime ministers which will decorate the Gardens dur- ing this week's convention. (CP Wirephoto) NASSAU, The Bahamas (AP) --Tne chairman of the ruling Progressive Liberal party Mon- day accused British colonial authorities of tapping tele- phones, opening mail and other-) wise spying on members of the Bahamian government. The charge, levelled by Cecil Wallace-Whitfield, who also is Bahamian minister of works, was given in testimony before the royal commission investi- defence. affairs. PLF won an from The c gating gambling on the island Wallace-Whitfield charged that prior to last January's electicn, PLP leaders had their phones tapped, their mail opened and "were even being! spied upon." Wallace-Whitfield what: he said was a produced) secret | Bahamian In January, the U.K. Colonial Authorities Accused Phone-tapping police, foreign affairs and ee The British retain control in these three areas through the governor, Sir Ralph Grey, tra-| ditionally a neutral in political colony's United Bahamian party. HOLD SECRET SESSION issi later went! into secret session to study the! sag id" 2 Po ga plays, today. police report which Wallace--many (AP)--Susi, a dachshund,| pyt he said the changeover unit - Whitfield said he received|is acting as a wet nurse to four | trem. English to Maire lan- re ert aa ome through a secret source. " 5 y Attorney-General|Ruhr zoo say the babies were Gordon Bryce told the commis- taken from their gmother be- sior that except when the post-|cause hyenas in captivity often} ' mastet-general inspects for'kill their offspring. | all-Negro election victory|said thet it cannot call Grey as the business-supported|a witness because he is the obscena material oer contra- band, Bahamian mail may be opened only by order of the governor. "Then if it is going on it is bound to be the governor's 'orde:,""" said commission mem- Algernon Wharton of Trinidad. Bryce said wiretapping is ille- gal in the Bahamas under the Telecommunications ct. The commission already has Queen's representative. ALL IN FAMILY baby hyenas. Officials at the lrepert of the Royal Bah | police force which he said showed that police had him) under surveillance last January after he became a cabinet member, | SAYS PM'S PHONE BUGGED | He said an electronic bugging | device was found attached to a phone line in the attic of Pre- mier Lynden Pindling's home| last winter after he had become | premier. Pulice in the Bahamas are) junder British control. Under} |the Bahamian constitution, the) 'loca. government is autono- | |mous except in matters of 'international security, including) North Viets Rise Early Work Late Into The Night | dispersed, some to the country-| others in By AMANDO DORONILA Manila Times Correspondent HANOI, North Vietnam (AP) --This is a neat, clean city. With its wide, tree-lined streets, one could easily mistake it for! a small French town. The sidewalks are wide, bu the cafes that dotted them dur-/sities are ing peaceful War has obliterated this sign of/ Street corners. continental leisure both here| and in Saigon, South Vietnam. jor roduction work to evacuate the city, many homes are unoc- cupied, Neighborhood security organizations keep watch over the vacated homes. closed in line with dispersal Government personnel |Many schools an side and buildings all over smaller} the city. d universities are clused and also scattered in The central market has been|smal' units outside Hanoi Municipal services {/measures Instead, daily neces-- normally. There is enough sold in small markets| water from the taps and every times are gone. | fourd all over the city and on/morning the streets are sprin- function kled by municipal water trucks andand garbage is collected effi- {government offices have beenjciently 2 FANNE CRN Yh n+ METROCOLOR 2 7 BIG HITS! 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He said changes involving a sudden switch from English to regional languages would imperil national unity. | Chagla, a former education) |minister, said he accepts the} argument that Hindi must ulti- mately replace English and play the unifying role that Eng- |not impair educational stand- ards. | Chagla, 66, was the first Mos- lem to hold the post cf foreign jminister. He assumed office last November in a reshuffle of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's cabinet. In his resignation statement, Chagla said he is all in favor of development of India's own lan- guages, but the changeover should be gradual. "I have nightmarish visions of interpreters being needed in a high-powered conference: to interpret what one Indian ig saying to another," he said MOWERS MUSHROOM |guages must be gradual and Power lawn mowers sales alone average nearly 5,009,000 las in 1956. 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White-collar workers start working at 6 a.m. During the day they take a long siesta and then return to work, knock- ing off at 6 p.m. The long siesta serves a dou- ble purpose--it gives the people ample time to rest and prev- ents the formation of big noon- day crowds as an air raid pre- caution | Compared with Manila or any) fair-sized Philippine city, Hanoi] is dimly lit. Factories have the vm oo The rty Dozen. METROCOLOR FEATURE TODAY: 1:30 - 4:05 - 6:50 - 9:30 DID DDD DDO EEE | | Ce Hivwy ESCA Hid Sua Wen REED ADULT ENTERTAINMENT eae Spel fae rol A COUAAWHER., priority over the use of electric power and conservation meas- ures are enforced. Street lighting is with 40-watt| bulbs but there is no blackout | unless the alert is sounded. But) even if the street lighting is not} so bright, one can stroll late at nigh! without being bothered. | Toe people are so disciplined that there is no sign of panic} during raids. And no one dares to loot bombed-out establish- mer.is HOMES EVACUATED Because of orders for people not engaged in direct defence Body Recovered In St. Lawrence ALEXANDRIA BAY, N.Y (AP) -- The body of a 42-year- old man, missing since Sunday when a seaplane and a motor-) boat collided on the St. Law-| rence River, was recovered Morcay by divers. The victim was identified as Robert Ely of Alexandria Bay. Police said he was thrown into the water from the boat after the craft, propelled by a} sweli from another boat,| crashed into the seaplane's pon-| toon The plane, which had just landed, was carrying three| Mohawk Airlines executives, none of whom was injured. Another passenger in the) boat, Ada Adamis, 41, also of Alexandria Bay, suffereda neck injury and was reported to be in good condition in hospital. 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The commit its study of th Lord Holds LONDON ( ernment has Lord Robens the National ( reject his offe ing the Aberfe learned today. An infor announcement likely will be next few days Robens, wid be one of Brit trators, was ¢ cized last mor tribunal whict board for lz mining disast school childre: The tribun: slide might pened but for ishness and | board official named nine who headed trolled industs criticized as | ble for the b for "incon "unwise" sta the disaster. Robens offe the governme sion for a mo nal recommer against anoth Meanwhile, cials and ed Britain came port of Roben It is under ment has dec Valuable' an lose during a shutting mines to mal try more effic tive with othe Bishop': Possibil TORONTO Anglican Chu bishop's cour to investigate one of its To alleged dem to be spotligl ing inquest. At least 16 ing doctors a be called to | 24 inquest in! year-old Kat lington, Ont. June 18 in | Mathias Ang of meninigi! abscess.