Covers Prince Edward” Island Like the Dew

Maxims of a More Man

The speaker sows; the listener gathers.

the Qlllul

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TIII PIOPI..I'I PAPIR fl

CHARU)TTETOWN, CANADA. MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1955

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ARILYN BELLCONQUERS CHANNEL

Hundreds Flee Volcanoes Newyemorid -T

. . . r.s.ai.... Youngest To ll ....lVl'55'”9 ls u"""id Succeed In

I By IAN MacDONALD iireda of persons carrying their where the 30 missing persons . ff. I S .

Chinese See . lseiilemeni Of "Prisoner Issue

weight of volcanic ash. Hundreds GE-NE:K Commug of cattle have perished since the - , china cue. re rennmuv. eruptions beg” "la many "the" at negotiations with pthe United have been reported blinded by the Swim opening here today gm 9"” Sunday he exp a "reasonable The Celmal g”Ve"""9"' mint settlement" of the question of Am-

lndications Israeli Plane l Was Shot Down By Jetsl

JERUSALEM llleutersi Re- ports received here Sunday odi- cated strongly that the Israel alr- liner shot down by Bulgarians near the Greek border Wednesday was a victim of Communist fighters, not anti-aircraft fire.

A correspondent of thc lsraeli

burial. This decision was reached after reports that the bodies were

mutilated beyond identification HALIFAX lcp).sun1jgm shone exhausted children Sunday were lived because of the intense heat, Th"? we" "W. C”"3dl"'5l ”"0"El' OVEN!!! skies Sunday as reported fleeing from burning lava poisonous gases and showers of "board ll” pin” Wh"'l' "1" 0"" Vlllcenl M3559Y- Cnnaflifil Hover- and rocks erupting from volcanoes white hot stones and ashes.

ried American, British. South nor-general. pulled a tape drop- Nilahuc and Rlninahue. At least But patrols were en route to M””"' Fmmhv lsmel" a"d 59 Pl"? banked H38! ifnm l'l 'ax'I

Viei nationals. liiraei. Britain. ihe:new sailors' memorial, on historic

. l ' . lh ll ll 35 - ll ill llli d hli ' ' --- - ' . . . ' f-, ligumlisllnrlsllonzsplgitiaientl sliggnnig: :21?! VeVl-0lioi'Tl:l0l.lYli3ilIi1YJl:l::d finilleirl! iisrfilllsedo in erlearbgrn Tepiiliudlli liltlii: mvmans detained '" his evening newspaper Maariv. rcport- U-so F””"-'9 and 5Wil'l- -Vlllcilcliadpel Hill . By RON EVANS 'i nus fumes. danger of asphyxiation. day night to organize aid sur- w y P. b ins imm Killa 0'1 ill? GFC0k'Bl1l- have .p'"le5l"l lhe.”h”"”””' d”i Willi” "'9 "rains 0i ill? "L851 Cllladllm P7959 Sta-ff Wliwrl . Thirty-five others were believedl Some 400 families already have vey the damage Chilean "i ' orcelpnlaanndn allsl:1g;ineac';gr:dmh:5l?(?;l:: ti: 88l'l8n b0i'fl8i'- lll"'i9d 3 pB'lil5l'l:l:::Bl?!gfn:9m3:l:srl:E”:;n:&: mg. Si1;l;"l5,l', l(;"l"”"i DOVER. England (CF) -- Seventeen-year-old Marl- l . ' C i l"b5e'V" "M" 5”” 35 ””'"'” 'l'”l f i in i C ' i 9 ""3 "fled lyn Bell sprinted the last 200 yards ashore today and be- i

trapped without food in an area been evacuated from the town of pilots patrolling the area .-pportedlmeeung with Mexl, mhnwn Us Co . " u h g d hvvada R repmmi planning 3 mm”: W” mm” harbor mom mwd i t' ' "i nseann was so own I r - - . . .

came the youngest swimmer to conquer the English

h th: til f i -Lg Rano. bl "ind. Hi I- . , . . . Xusergase: tignc'e:r'inr;a. on o poison 8F:u”eenC houses collapsed ilg he fer gmi:,t;u ht;a,ieeing:neScid(uirnln:l1:elamha sit a d or to Czechnslova-lit.” :Bulg;iria has apologized and oi- at attention in solemn tribute to Al ".9 Vmlem -empnons mm vicinity M Carmncn under me weekend. kia. will pave thc way for further Th, .,b,e,.v" acmmpanied an ft-rod to pay part of ill-9 damages, gtlic men who gave their livcs in ; channel. .

("med for the sixth day the gov. wvrrvrm -r Q?-V - -----H ':lr('l::l'a”""5 belwee" ill” iw" '50""' Israeli investigating team Satur- lL0"""l'9ii '"l W119 -7- 001- 2' 5l"l:5- many Snilinll ifnm this The Toronto suimmer touched the English coast at H ernor oi vaidivin described ii an - - Th; M, me,, man. day in the Ci-Sh wens about five m”? r 9": Abbotscliff between Dover and Folkestone, at 8:29 p.m.

. ' 3 in a small. -1 . - 3 3 1 A Since the First World W . th s ' . .4 !'the greatestt cltislffpllghsi "this Ore..Carner S ave 5 Pa" room of the Palals des Nationsjo mlielwlallzwrlgiilallaeiy blznllidifli FiV9 Killed monument stood on . biuail jufi (4:29 p.m. ADT), 14 hours and 36 minutes after setting . ylfliheegsireillhloguwho rllisde aeltour. ?”5c"55 F” East tension. includ- day in .iu.e..5 um. um 15.3851 . tins seaward at the extrcmc tip out from Cap Gris Ncx. France. The time was announced

0! the devntatgd region. said the? Cgiiensaof 51 Americans heldfinvestigators were reaching the fC):'wl)S0i:i(i)ml'”1i9;i'T(i!:nt Park in the Offipiallyil ghe Sta,-tea ,9 3:53 am. g . I heavy mm M smoke "id the min W8nE”s statement to thc resslsame comllusmnl l l ' V l K i The ll” ' rm” ' ""0 5"l1””ll1ll”l oat-t-iTTnt"o a snriail boat. She was

"I ”he5 am "cl" l"'"',',ls "3" SYDNEY. N. S. ICP)-The ra- Nfld.. will attempt to pick up thelethoed the words of Chinese l(JJom- PLAN MASS BURML l QM lldwe lL0FTY SITE swan s”""”s'ly ”"”””h”l” ""ill"5' thcn takcn to Dover to rest 12 """w"'” Vmml "l le"'"" riio operator of thc raft l'l- re.lraft on its next trill back and towlltiunlst Premier Chou En-liu Wllnl The Israeli cabinet Sundav ex-l llvlilzlzlreillttlli carunwrs, toEiatlslynailil'ls Dggillonll orllmtllll sllilnh (lurnlmlll and Slrrmlid mills. hours "ml" me lmmrvmou 0' Mr ..EGE.I.K"0N GONE rm. 1,0,; 0.-my Pgul Lapointe toldp-ii here. ' ,suggcsted Saturday a Far Eustermpresscd horror at what it ties-l struck by a CPR passenger side nf Citadel mu facing the 5338 :vPw(l::;;TT.'; ,.N.n:.'Q Dr Em"

"ar- With thc help of a Sytlncy radio W-Hf"? Dilci i0 be Iignnd by the Vabana ham they made contact with theiumied Siliies. Red China and lrown-.rait Sunday night. ggileii;vsAsian and Pacific nations.

. - ! Lapointe said they have no in- ON NON-C0MMlTTAL niggops and destroying gmzmgl Lapoinic along with th. :ift's!tention of abandoning their plan-i CM" 3150 Said the Ge iva talks 50""; rivers were repurmd damg navigator, Bernard Sorieiil. leftlned Atlantic crossing and still ihmlld aim Bi Cl93l'in8 the WIY inf med by the la" Hows the” mgll'Egare at noon Thursday hcadinglthink it can be rlone in two Lufiher negotiations. He said a '9” rm"! daMemuslv'bemnd mejfor shore to pick up parts for their months At present he said the Tensonable settlement" is pos- A mm W;,,- gum going around in (.1,-. sible on U. S. civilians held in his

Sunday how thc cli;incc ance of the ore-carrier saved them from possibl

cribed as the "mass murder" The cabinet decided to have the bodies brought to Israel for massl

train bound for Ottawa from Montreal. identities could not be dctcrmiiicd immediately.

Awarded Free Trip To World Scout Jamboree

iharbor mouth. for thc 21-mllc swim wtrnng 5 5'”? we” ”h”5e"i M" W539-V wcsicrly currcnt hold her up for costume with white helmet and '53'd5 "F01" 50"”? NW5? "M"?-S at least two hours when she was ggnsolcs. conoiicrctl the channel , .. are written on this stonc..this was 1”; (hi... rm, mm. i.,,m ll... ,.,.a..,gg'.a1mmlt a ymir '0 me day 3””. l the last hand they Sim lvmnv our HAPPY lshe first gained international ac- ”Tl"059 in every ""17 "'3' 9” Weary but otherwise all right iclriim by winning the women's leis this 3"" hall”? C3" Mk ifllnriiyn managed a big grin and division of the Atlantic City's ceii- F- ””5 WPY and be reminded t "'9 said ”l am very happy" as she tennial mixed marathon around C3”ad'a"” wh” gave me” "V95 siciwrd 0” ill? Siniiy beach he-lAbescon island Shc finished two

No vegetable life remains over , V . a large area. he said. Ashes and Hamlin" HM In 3 red balm”

lava have covered the fields. burn-p

barriers. "um . . ,

Den”, Hmld S M sulphumusl A mist-alculatioc on .thcir part clcs. of Cnpc Rae. Nild. kmnk. swmed av” "WM, mow had them rowing straight out to lnceti lstatesl. Cautln. Vnldivia 5”: mm" "1"" m "mi whe” and Omnm Fumes fmm the their flashing light was spotted by

erupting cones are visible in this "'9 wahann around midnight l

Naval Promotion

resort my. 470 an-um; mugs, mug-, When the Dosco ore - '"i'rlei' OTTAWA 4CP- - Promotion of . 1 l ships in two world wars. the , , g 7 d . t k ked t h f t I 1 It S L 3 h of Santiago. lP'"”kFd 'l” "'9" "'”"' "'9 l""3y' '33” Edwald w”””'" Fl"”l" NOSQC OI” 0fHa:lT;ssgzll:g::l1s. A14. of 66Bay- - "l""”"""."' B 2?.-(lilo! edcmuf hell: s 8 er 8 wave W islxe ell-ecggieotheasfirsfpverso: Qt?) lli0ii9 ihnng 400 Dcrsons wcrc.LPil0'"l” Vld ill?-V llml lllsl abolll Voyes id. of Oakville. 0nt.. and ' field Street. Charlottetown, was? A A llallked 93' lw," '5 all 2”" i Aticndants helped her out of the (Continued on page 2. col. Si I reported fleeing on (Mt gm-mmh given up hope of being pl("'"fl up.Hama), .he rank of mmmndnr P E one of the fmy winner; in that f r Nd walls containing the names of n i I'm P , ' L”.2.""ll.".'"i2' 32'" :19. '.':;..':"::..":”: ..::.i'" - "Y We” by B."'"' 2 -- l 0 "” S F E - - n - no sa ey are l ' - i- ” cm . k - ' . 0 -. - ; being slowed by sickening gageg The two had mg). a cracker and Sunday " naval headquarters. ROSEBURQ. 0re.. (AP) .- A ll,ZX,ipff.Z'2K,n 1:15.. bis; :;',,'...l;?,' i ., I ' i ; and pelted bynishes and rock. ll tin'of beef when rescued but Recently commander of the 5”""'e"' Pi""f"'- Railway "am of ten days at the Jamboree for g , P l' e" ill, ihfy Mid there was no shortage training cruiser HMCS Quebec. he mm 3 race with "'9 Pmly Exi”'e55 the Boy Scout winners. '5 5 o u l

RE-QCUES VARRED of food aboard the raft. has hcen appointcd commanding

country-but he did not mention ll American air m en IContinued on page 5. col. 7l

Train Just

Imprisoned i

Saturday-by a few minutes.

A Charlottetown boy is among fifty Boy Scout winners across; Canada who will get free trips to: the World Jamboree as a result

Names of the Boy Scout win-

v a way of life which they thought

to keep the sea free and to savc nm,h mo chalk cm-,5 Sh lid i . ,' . thl in Vl0l'ill d-Ylnil filly" ll” "ill the ifrowde of Auxht llillixllli Hlllldayl

Dedicated to those who lost . k d h "d g k h, th their lives while sailing Canada's 'l:,:,ea.(e:,'rS d:0w?;gnah;.rSwo;:d5. 3

hours 'nhe.'id .of the second woman in tho 75-mile salt-watcr swim and Wm Sl,l50. FVRST T0 SWIM LAKE

Her channel swim was a sequel

lOt Courage A

Teen-Aqers Riot

Police said rescue pnrtie h v 70 OFFER A TOW offl-er fl-llii(”S St d d i'- CM” UWP5 in l5UElP-"E End - -h h ' ll- . . m-wrr-wn ---- ----5--8: -rh. w.i.a..., which plyg . ,0"... ;.;..e(,. in" vharge .,.”.,,:”",;'3,.”",,,,;l,,, Rosebutriggaranged the race to ,:V:h9l"g,gf,hex3Vf,'5S . it C ggimnlifl-:l:"it1a;.Kti:Ng:L!t1 iiackecilin comsehsommiinu lie Just ' between Sydney and Bell isiand.lat Halfiax. pr?” 9" .C""u'"il”"i "lei "19 . t N - -L k .ili.-ll . 'l LONDON. Uni lCPl " Clly '8 3 ' n " ea" over ml Sm ' - Coming EV9n.tS "'''”y 59m" beiwee" "'9 W0 eAugi.ist islilallhlawlgreaas-l" ' ” if "” police aided by special volunteer Dover. England tCPl-Marilyn'WELL ESCORTED ! towns is too slow. nounced Me, the weekend by theft J: : , constables quelled rioting teen- leli's conquest of the English some eight to 10 man mp -

Your Saturday night .iambm-9.

. Supply Convoy Leaves

gThey maintained Pony Exnrcss riders, riding in relays. could beat

of - the

provincial t mmissioners Boy Scouts Association.

Scout llnrry Callaghan

age-rs Sunday night during a city channel was an epic of courage sponsored band concert in Vlc- and endurance.

rounded Mar' riodically pl

n all the way. Pe es appeared over-

ed down the train at one point. the railway won by seven minutes.

-Forum. the two-hour and 54-minute time 'm' . ' p k 1 W3; following Mapilynts swim ' in 5 - 1 k , p ””a 3r 0 . f head. Ocean-going traffic appeared v:-i;i,,.,--n--new Vlontreal For The Arctic ..r.. 232...? as l" 75 President May -Glace Bay Boy ..I.':' .L':;:” tillill.'i:.l2&il'"..TiifE'iL':..l;1'3J' tor; win-out murmur we-. iivs a.v. ugus only. - ii . d . ' . . ' ' as y. l hea3l:E;':tr andezplgiet of ';a:f;'gl;'":” . , , Fufuuy hum-ed lonlv minutes after the .London-, Through most of Sunday she It was I hot day and the water ll”S"l'l' DUN! ll Gordon; QUEBEC lCPi-A small peace of. the trip.-working through ice a Pony Ex res: b k h in y .i - . V - - -' s" A v lBmadi'.35l"3 35"” 1”” fmlshcd 'lpl"'"l”d ”'"'"gl' ' mml""ed Swen temperature ranged from 60 to Q Lodge every Friday night. .tlme convoy” left here Sundayland shallows to Eureka. out) 750 P ac H W " ml" ' GLACE BAY. NS iCPleTWnlhnii'-hnlii" C Cneiwnflf l"'03d393l and mi). Later. as some of the degrees. . Mg hem

and half-year-old Leonard Fraserlfrnm thc banrishell. lcrispncss went out of her stroke.

Up to 8 am. she swam in water

lbound for the fringes of the per- miles from thc North Polo.

New Zealand Picnic Tuesday

manent Arctic icecap with 4,500. Last year. the first time Canada

Aug. 1. Meals 4-I. Dance may

Dance Vernon River flail Tues. dly. August 2nd.

Showing at Mt. Stewart Tues- day night: "Rainbow Jacket".

"Regular Dance. Crapaud Rink

wNlM!d8Y nilhir Burns Orch h i d' 1 .1 ch Q; I . 1 ' -- R 1 t d n - t T) - dd i . . - - . . ..mav he laid against some of the lending paper cups on a stick. Thel ”"'f :e::e rlilelllm nw" e l "W RCASI? ualhcgrllii. mm In likellieiidbd ltlhllui txlilcmllacetlivoliieldllillelliPrlllllgdprlgsidllznilolififntlzldlea 90 cent 3.3.5.-ll-'Zl..""..".llc”.l7...?Kr?.'-iii.Wllsala participants in the suuahbiit cups contained drinks and nourish-3 Dance Elliotvalg schmil Mmg Together. the three ships will. 'Tw' ficlicnptcrs based on the null in any Change in service. The minimum instead of 51, but there lug whcai expert. has written a CA-Eghr--mm-S n”NDNigg mentl. including 00i'n syrup. in? dg.v' August 1' Boudreaultil or round the Labrador coast and headldibcr. 'ilc and long distancc re. rail line follows a twisting. moun- were indications be probably woultl book which lic expects to bc plll)- - - . I . H liiinr .Vn- i .-bps"-5, north to Baffin island for n ren-iconna vancc planes ironi the i3i"0"5 T0019 End W3! bull! in sign the bill. ished hcrc and in Caniitla. Wheat Glaucoma is a disease of that Sometimes Ryder lleldllli lll dezvous with two other vesseis.'RCAF base at Resolute will help. "W Officials estimatc that 2,100,000 is thc subject of the book by tlielicyes that frequently causes blind- lencouraginll sign on a blBClib0Bfd.i

Comp t0.thB Biinrise Calf ice cream social in Cornwall nan Wednesday. Aug. srd. szoo p.m.

tons of supplies for Joint Canadian and United States weather out- posts. '

The lead ship, the government lcebreaker dffberville, slipped her moorings at noon. then joined the freighter Gander Bay had tanker Maruba anchored in midstrcam a

the N.B. McLean and C.D. Howe.

Major unloading operations will be carried out at Resolute Bay. on Cornwallis island. where the

'llld9i'l00lf the supply thc weather stations alone, heavy ice was encountered in the narrow sti-nits. leading to Eureka but the trip lwas complctcd. I I Should this year's attempt notl be succcssful. the 350 tons of cargo-I for thc northern station will be

guide 'l1e vessel on her lone rlashl north

CAPT. CARON COMMANDS

Engineer Claudc Brindestlne of Pnfllanfl. Ore.. who considered the race a "lot of foolishness." pulled

into Roscburg at 2:55 a.m.

.lohnnie Spencer wuo rode the anchor leg arrived at 3:02 a.m. Each of the pony

express riders covered

mile.

of Roseburg

about a

25 Left Homeless

Wage Bill

WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- gress Saturday sent to President Eisenhower the bill raisins the minimum wage from 75 cents to 31 an hour. effective next March 1.

Final I.uu5iESElODBl action on the measure came in the House of Representatives where it was ap-

workers. mostly in the south. would get a pay raise under the measure. which applies to most workers in interstate commerce. In

. ' ' - , - - . Que. all about 2-4.000.000 workers are R953" w9d"e'd3Y 5'18"" 3 convoy is expected to arrive Aug Th? Over-all operation named ST SIMEON DE BAGOT

for lnbstci SIIPPCI and dance. 12. Nors ii, is under thc command of lCPl-About 25 persons were left overed by the Wage-lloiir '9"??? 0Wn- - Capt. C.A Caron of the d'lbei-ville; homeless Saturday when flrc. Act but most of them now got Si

Dance in Monticello School livery Tuesday night. Chaissoii's

h , I one of the most difficult aspects m 95 M Lunch” -Aww--gm--w excgiii the I;I.B. McLean. will head miiesl castd of Montreal. No one SYDNEY 1CPl-Prices for Aus- "Barn Dance. Garfield Mc- 5”" 3 ”" "E9 53"" ”m”- was "We - Irnlinn wool are likely to rvniiiin E SPENCER MOOSA .- - h ld il (l. 'aying the Geneva talks violate mm,-5' Bmokneldp 1-u,,d,y Aflcr unloading a cargo Wm Mayor Charles licnrl Laplautc stable, the bureau of agricultural 'v llllilonpg ikatlzfiflisl Officials were the SpiI.".nf the U.5..Nam,nau5tl obviously worried but and Will

Burnsl Orchestra.

St. Teresa's picnic Wednesday. iutlust 3rd. Supper from 4 till ii clock. Dance 9 till 1!.

DIFFICULT PASSAGE The d'Ibervlile then will attempt

Vatican For Summer Villa

Thc big lcebrenker is , ' back in Quebec early in Septem-

ber uhile all the other vessels.

Thule. Greenland. at Rcsolutc the N.B. lliclmnn will return to regu- lar dutics in patrolling Hudsov hay

closc of thc northcrn navigation;

l0"'-illed 0" by an explosion. swept

through a

creamery

and

five

houses in this small community -15

said the fire broke out when 3 5i0VE EXDi0ded in the Robert Buis- son creamery. The names. fanned

houses before

firemen

and the Hudson strait until the by an ("Ni Wind. spread to nearby

arrlvi-d

an hour morc.

WOOL PRICES STABLE

cco.......ics has announced. ”Wben couplcd with the recent improve- ment in world consumption of wool, it is reasonable to expect that prices will be well maintained

died of lnJllTlF.S after struck by a c Brooksidc home the child ran into thc car.

LONDON

Friday.

Witnesses

former Rhodes scholar.

hours at near his said path of the

WHEAT INFORMATION i(3Pl--Graham

Spry.

Youths in the audience crowdedphr-i' brown arms still flashed in. to the area and began trading lthe sunlight. punches Around her neck was a medal of Bond lender Bounty struck tlplst. Cluistopher. patron saint of the can-can music from 0ficn- travellers. bachls Gaiety Paiislenne as fight- in a boat beside her was coach in: youths and girls rolled on the g Gus Ryder. who rarely sat down. grass. .Most of the time he was hunched City police officials said charges over the gunwale. periodically ex-

negs, sometimes he motioned Marilyn

TAIPEI. Furmiisn

bctu.

ing xlciitlily on this

Formosans Are Opposed

To U.S.-Chinese Reds Talks

'AP '-St-nib

mcnl against thc Gent-va talks comment. The press and various .lamagc friendship between llic l'iii1ctl Slillfxk China opt-niiig totiny has bccii ris-

llctl

Nalioiiulist

withheld mutual security pact

the' orgzinbations and individuals. how- two countries. ever. were outspoken expressing; Lin Ting-ll, deputy speaker of fears there might be A "sellout" Foi'musa's provincial assembly, was quoted in thc press as saying

disturbed only by a slight swell. lbut later the wind fieshened. At l Continued on page 5. col. 1)

TORONTO ICP l-Minimum and

maximum temperatures: Min Max

('1-nic to Kingston United Church CASTEL '3'AND0Ll"0- ital Y wasT;...--e.--. ......-.-. "C9331 s.l-..ilfli"ci'.'1L' 18 mile. ." ill" li"ile.dl.a.i.e .f"l,".':'?1': in Gi'n0V8- g , . , . . , Dadson , . . . , . . , . .. 42 65 um, 1'u,,5dayp Aug. 2nd. supp”. tlteutersl 'h Pope left thc Vati- Vlihe official Cluncsc Loiiimiirust thc ilYillOfl Statcs is l"lil):iillZ iiith vanmuv" 57 62 -arved at'5. Cl Dalacc in eat-stricken Rome ' news a er. Peple's Dally. says ltlfire in agreeing to negotiate with ,, '

n P . . Victoria 53 ill

I) . Sa urdly night and drove 15 miles hopes the Formosa question ”nnd plied ilfllvflh. m h H "1 Edmnmol . 47 -,g g once in Sourls Line Road south to his 000-year-old summer other disputed issues b0lW'een; Thc lmtcd . atcs as Sal. e.(,a1gMy H -,6 flllih 5ClIn0i Tuesday night. All: villa here in the Alhan hills. China and the United States will Iprinini-3 aim of thc talks is to mama 54 80 "ll- Gtind music. Groups of people along the road be gradually scttled” by ucgotia- obtain rclca-so of Americans held Winnipeg 62 83

mu"? M ML Ryan mum" . cognlzed his slender. erect figure tion i V I lln 'Rcd (bina dBut ( HR arl!:oChliirt:.asg.rnmmn 70 9, 3 30.10” Dr S "mud b B ' inside the car. with 0 red mantle Fear of a sclloul of the ?xational- tictitlctl to snun on c Ottawa 66 93 .'1'" gloum dug” 3' "i over his SllOUldEl'a and a flat red ists was exprcsscd by iisiang l(uo- on a PNISP-lllif" and basgnot ruled Wjmreal 6., 9,

A hat. and fell to their knees to Fu. ii leader of the Deomncrnlic nut thc possibility of high0i'-level Queben H 55 33

c,,,,,ud st Johan, chum, my receive his blessing. , Socialist party. He is quoted inliniks inter dcsigncd in case ti'ii- 4-redericm, 52 37 uual picnic wednesddy, Auaun Before leaving the Vatican the the Taipei press as urging Na-ision lsahu John. 52 53 and, u w 79-year-oil pontiff. who was so tionalist Chlncsc in he prepared to wrjm-r hioncion 52 71