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London, July 31.

Sir Robert Williams, the Canadian railroad brake- man who inherited an English title and country estate, said today he is tired of "this aris- tocracy lark."

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He is going back home to Saskatchewan to think it all

over.

"I've changed my mind about staying in England for two or three months," said Sir Robert.

His pretty 34-year-old wife Ruth sobbed quietly by his side as Sir Robert announced:

"I'm flying back to Canada next Friday with Ruth, and we'll have a good think about this aristocracy lark."

The Williams family motto is "Never despair."

Only last Friday he had his first look at the family seat--- Punchardon, near Heanton Banstaple. It is a £85,000 estate, comprising 2,000 acres of rolling Devon countryside, three | manor houses and half of two villages.

British newsmen have been on Sir Robert's heels ever since he arrived. The publicity is re- ported to have upset the widow of the lately deceased baronet, Sir William Williams. She still lives in the manor house,

On Sir William's death early | this month the baronetcy 'and estatts passed to the Canadian National Railway worker.

He is a far-distant relative but the legal heir since Sir William had no children,

"Don't think I've got any- thing against the English people," the 37-year-old Sir Robert told newamen, "but I must say some of them make me sick."

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Cairo, July 31. Reliable informants today reported Saudi Arabia's Prime Minister, Prince Feisal, wants to follow United Arab Republic President Nasser's lead and break relations with Iran but King Saud favours less drastic action.

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London, July 31,

Mother

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The Queen

qualify this week for an old-age pension.

On Thursday she will be 80. At that age, a British women can collect an old-age pension in most cases, £2 10s a week.

But will the gracious, charm- ing Queen Mother ever collect it? The guess is—never.

The UAR is pressing other Arab states to break with Iran following the Shah's recent public reiteration' of Iran's re- cognition of Israel

King Saud has good personal relations with the Shah, how- ever, and prefers to go slow on any action. Prince Feisal, who also is Foreign Minister, wants to follow a strong Arab nation- alist line,

This was reported by in- formanis in close touch with the Saudi regime.

Telegram

Prince Feisal today sent a telegram to the Arab League

promising to adopt similar action taken by brotherly Arab countries toward Iran."

An Arab League spokesman refused to interpret what was meant by brotherly Arab coun- tries but informants said Prince Feisal meant the UAR and Libya -the only two Arab states She can collect if her husband (which so far have taken action has regularly contributed to the against Iran. Government's national health, insurance and pension plan, contribution that is compulsory for males.

The UAR has broken rela- tions with Iran. Libya, which never had diplomatic relations with Iran, has cancelled plans to open such relations.

Envoy recalled

LITTLE SECRET But, therein lies a little secret, "I'm not at all fescinated by Did the late King George VI. this idea of society life.

husband of the Queen Mother, don't think I will sell the estatel make contributions? -although the tradition of keep- Few will ever know. or, per-ambassador in Teheran for jing it in the family means noth-haps, care, fing to me.".

In a telegram to the Arab League, Prince Feisal reported his government has recalled its

consultations. In the light of Felel

By law, the Sovereign is these consultations Prince exempt from many things that concern other mortals such as paying income tax, customs and

Taler It was explained that Sir Robert and his wife expect to return to England for a longer stay sometime in the future death duties. AP.

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Food supply barely equals

population

increase

Royal wills. inheritances, properly sales, bank balances, etc. are strictly private affairs, They are not made public.

Yet, the Queen Mother, born jon August 4, 1900, daughter of the 14th Earl of Strathmore, could go to any British post office, ask for the pension money-d probably get it.

CONSIDERATE

Light-hearted, highly een- siderate, possessed of a quick sense of humour, she has been called the world's most charm- ing woman,

She is the sort of person who will walk into a crowded room on a Royal secasion and speak Oxford, July 31.

Arst out to the less Inhibited The assistant Director- guests but to the shy oncs

General of the United along the walls-AP. Nations Food and Argicul- ture Organisation, Mr Veillet Lavallee, said here today that there had been no substantial progress towards solving the prob- lem of providing enough food for the world popula

tion.

China-Burma

accord

Tokyo, Aug. 1. Communist China indicated today it has reached an "There is an increase in food: production but it just keeps pace

agreement with Burma in or barely keeps pace with the

drawing up a boundary increase in population," he told line on their long disputed a famine relief conference.

border issue. Governments of the under- developed countries, he said,

Although no formal announce must realise their responsibilities ment was issued, this was sug- for drawing up development gested from speeches made by plans for raising the nutrition the Burmese delegation and level, and governments of coun- Chinese leaders at a banquet iries of high economic develop held in Peking on Sunday. The broadcast by ment must redise their moral speeches were duty of helping those who did radio Peking and monitored here.

-AP. not get enough to eat.-Reuter,

Queen

reported that Saudi Arabia has decided to adopt the same stand taken by brotherly countries regarding Iranu,

Commenting on the cable, an Arab League spokesmen pointed out that Prince Felsal did not pronke specifically to break relations, But reliable 10- formants sold it was a strong. possibility.

Prince Feisal and King Saud -the two oldest living brothers of the Saudi royal house-rarely agree on anthing but so far have managed to reach a peaceful, compromise each time they have' a dispute.

Balanced

is

Power in the country balanced between them with sometimes Prince Feisal and

sometimes King Saud emerging as the stronger. Prince Feisal controls the Government mach- Enery but the King has the sup- port of powerful desert tribes.

In general, the Prince has tended to be more pro-Nasser while King Saud has pro- Western leanings.--AP.

Prisoners die

Pretoria, July 31. The Deputy Commissioner of Prisons, Brigadier J. C: Steyn, conartned here today that 18 African prisoners have died of pneumonia in a prison in east Witwatersrand during the past two weeks.

The Africans were in ́a'prison known as "Modder B" near the mining and industrial town of Benoni

Brigadier Steyn said, "What- ever can be done is being

one."-Reuter,

Mary replacement said delayed

London, July, 31- Plans to build a new giant British Transatlantis liner might be delayed for another two years, it was reported- here today...

The Sunday Times mid that if this happened the new liner. which will replace the pro».

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sent Queen Mary, could not enter service. until 19677. Building of the ship depends on government loan of £18 million which has been recom- mended by a Parliamentary "The matter is being considered committee.

by the Government and we expect an announcement short- ir," he mid-UPI.

A Ministry of Transport spoken-

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