FILE--Soldiers take over guard duty, Oct. 16, 1970 at the Montreal home of British Trade Commissioner James Cross, one of the two political hostages whose kidnapping by the FLQ has brought on the use of the war emergency act measures in Canada, never before used during peace. (CP PICTURE ARCHIVE)

CANADA Security (OTT 51 0TTAWI7~0CT. 20--MPS GET MILITARY ESCORT—A military police jeep leads buses carrying federal members of Parliament from Parliament Hill to the airport at Ottawa Tuesday for the trip to Montreal to attend the funeral of Labor Minister Pierre Laporte. (CP Wirephoto) 1970 (Fln-DW) smu 255p

PAUL JACQUE ROSE QUEBEC. FLQ MEMBERS SPECIAL FOR CPE SUBSCRIBERS ONLY-BC-CPE-October-Cr1sis(CPT61 -Sept.18)--ROSE BROTHERS--Waving defiantly Paul (left) and Jacques Rose leave criminal court in Montreal In January 1971 after being charged with offences relating to the October Crisis. (CP LASERPHOTO)1990(F1s)TJC

Paul ROSE Montreal; Terrorist, wanted for kidnapping of Cross and Laporte, how he may have altered appearance (CPT 1-Oct. 23)--HOW ROSE MAY HAVE CHANGED--These photos of Paul Rose, one of two key suspects in the kidnapping of British diplomat James (Jasper) Cross and Quebec Labor Minister Pierre Laporte, were altered by Quebec Provincial Police artist to show how Rose may have changed his appearance. Top left photo was original issued by police Sunday when warrant for arrest of 27-year-old was circulated. (CP Wirephoto) 1970.

Penny SIMPSON Montreal; Jailed for six days under War Measures Act, speaking at Discussion of Violence and Repression at LSA's Vanguard hall on Queen St. W.