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Refugees

Nov. 26, 1970 - Australian Widow and her Five Children Allowed To Stay In Britain: Mrs. Marion Latham, 30, the Austrlain Widow, and Mother of Five children, who was held on board the liner Australia at Southampton, because she had no entry viucher, was told by the Home Office Yesterday that show could stay in Britain for three months. The Home Office made a condition that Mrs Latham married within the three months. She Arrived with her children- three boys and two girls, aged between two and eleven - and also her fiance, Mr. Ronald Capel, 24, who had been lodging at her home in Newcastle New South Wales, for the past two years. Mr. Capel Decided to return to England with Mrs. Latham so that they could marry in Devon, his home county. Keystone press: Mrs. Marion Latham with her Fiance, Mr. Ronald Capsel, and her five children, Stephen, 11 Leonard, 9; Lesley, 8; Paul, 6, and Cheryl, 2, Pictured aboard the liner Australia at Southampton. on Tuesday

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