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US Servicemen Talk In Whispers

Reykjavik, Aug. 20.

Americans serving in the Keflavik base will

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Britain's Duke and Duchas of Windsor pictured outside the "Four Seasons" hotel in the Maximilienstraser, Munich, when they arrived recently for a short stay. They later travelled to Austria to revisit the secne of their hon*ymoon 20 years ago. Castle Wasser- Jeunburg In Carinthia.

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Ottawa, Aug. 20.

After more than two years of hearing evidence, a joint committee of the Canadian Senate and House of Commons has produced three Reports which will be influential in shaping changes which are expected to be made soon in the laws governing murder,

sex offences

lotteries.

The Minister of Justice, Stuart Garson, has already In- chiented that a Federal-Provincial Conference will have to be held to consider their Implementa- [17].

and

Mr the death sentence

in Britain his will have a strong effect when the matter is placed be- fore the Canadian Commons.

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because of the votes in the British House of Com- 11 suntikely, however, that mos, proponents of the aboli- Partament will be asked lotion of expital punishment here pass new legislation an These welcome the delay before matters before the next General new law is brought in con- Election which is expected heidering that the sentiment for Jore next suntmer,

abolition will be greatly en- al- hanced here if Britäin bas

But change at least In the | method of capital punishment, if

| not its abolitlou, and restoleilu

of the use of the lash

en- Servetnent of prwon discipline Lars Lkely to be put beiner the rex; Parlatnens ai an early late,

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ready taken the lead.

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Canada beth the lash (ent-o'- re-tails) and the strap may be penscribed for certain offences and have been

for applied,

vio- jexample, to robbery with

lence und sex offenders.

under The Juhnt chairmanship of Sena- 30g Safter

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Mr Don F. Brown, Liberal Member corporal punishment did not in

and

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it | Committee persuaded

that

fuct prove on efficient deterrent and lended to make criminals more refractory then ever,

For this reason it recommend- the abolition of corporal punishment for

statutory ffences but asked for its tention as a incons of enforcing

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its first

Report dealt with capital punishment. By a narrow of voles The Committee morgan ut decided to recommend retention fer the death penalty

for mure Ider. At the same time, it urged

¡the abandonment of banging as They also laid the foxuxiation | the method of execution mante for a new Vihare (temple) the substitution of some modern discipline and controlling rioters Day Coloumbo for the bulking of method of electrocution, prefer-inside which the Jape Government ably not the "electric chair. They saich legal proceedings

bot donated tunces 150,000

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quent reference was mode to already in the Tart that people return- of the 120 men with a view to

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The Committee's third Report, that dealing with lotteries, is als ready the subject of hested con- tention. It is far less likely that" legislation will be brought In scon to implement this Report.

The whole legal situation sur- rounding lotteries is se tangled and the law is administered so differently from

to province province that a worl of vested interest in tolerated" gumbling by lotteries has grown up.

Many worthy organisations such as service clubs, church Associations etc, have come to rely upon minor lotteries and major "bingo" games to Anance community projects such boys' clubs, etc.

The Report recommends that bingo games should be clearly defined as lotterles and madle subject to strict licensing pro- visions. But at the same time it would liberalise the provision governing the amount of prize money which is permissible, permitting one organisation io offer up to 5,090 dollars (£1,060 sterling) a year.

Under present laws, Q top

any

prize of 50 dollars is set for lotteries

ries or raffles, a totally un- which is general- figure

realistic

by

disregarded

Service

club officials and beneficiaries of charitable bingo

monies are already up in arms

at the suggestion.

It is commonplaco for "mon- ster night" bingos, as they are called, to offer more than 5,000 dollars value in prizes in a single

evening.

and at present they operate under the same auspices

many nights in the yeaT. In their view the Committee's recommendations, iL Imple.. mented, would put the bingo games out of business.

Another finding of the Co- mittee sent chills down the spine of the

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mony thousands cf Canadians who annunily buy tickets for

the

Irish

Hospitals

and similar

It urged that existing provisions be rigorously cn forced, that holders of tickets be prosecuted and their prize

money confiscated.

Not Bothered

As things stand, nobody bothers

the lucky winners. Their photographs

appear in

tho popers, but they do not even have to pay Income tax on their winnings, since the Income Tax Division holds that

nobody can harm a

a living, or in-

come, by winning

Another drastic

made is the prohibition of all, types of advertising and

motional

nal contests which contain

at all kinds tod

an stement of chance. The would strike. "lucky-dip promotions such as the common "foto-nlio" per formances at movie houses,

the

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