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Find Body Of Missing Man; Seek Companion

GRAND MANAN. N.B.—(CP) —Tlie‘body of Glendon Adams, 39, was found late Tuesday after- noon at Carrying Place Cove on the Maine coast. Search continu- ed for a companion, Harley Brooks, 40, presumed dead when their outboard motor boat was discovered on the same beach.

The men left White Head on Grand Maiian Island Monday for a shopping trip to Eastport, Me. Their non-arrival in rough wea- ther prompted a search by Fish- eries Department patrol boats, fishing vessels, the United States Coast Guard and an RCAF search and rescue plane from Greenwood, N.S.

A Coast Guard patrol from West Quoddy Light, Me., found the body and boat.

Adams, a fisherman, was born in Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia He is survived by his wife and young son. Brooks, unmarried,

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