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Fire shortly before one o'c- elock this morning extensively damaged the rear of a double tenement owned by Alden Mac-

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HOUSE DAMAGED IN MORNING FIRE.

Nevin, 288 Grafton Sireet. Members of the Charlottetown Fire Department arrived on the scene qgiiickly and brouzht

the fire under control. How- ever the adjoining house, owned by Mrs. Christine Me. Lure, sustained some damage.

Burned British Trawler

Sinks While Under Tow

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)—The big. British stern trawler St. Pinbarr_ sank late Tuesday only % miles from St. Anthony, Nfid., and carried the secret of 11 missing crew members with her to the bottom.

Meanwhile, a second British trawler.the Orisino. which had been towing the St. Finbarr stern first through the teeth of a knot gale, headed for the

Newfoundland capital with 13 | srees

survivors and the body of a

14th member of the sunken ves- sel's 25-man crew.

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Bros. of St. John’ estimated she would arrive late

ctew members who have been missing since fire broke out on the 1,139ton- St. Finbarr early Christmas morn- ing a re presumed dead. The

agents earlier had said some of the men might still be alive, trapped beneath the decks of the 210-foot. ship.

LACK DETAILS It was not known ff the Ori- sino had been able to put men aboard the stricken trawler_to check.

The St. Finbarr sank at about 4 p.m. NST at latitude 51 de- . 48 minutes north and longitude 55 degrees 10 minutes west. This would place 4 miles

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By RONALD LEBEL OTTAWA. (CP) — Guy Fa- vreau, Quebec leader in the fed- eral Liberal party, is back im hospital for further treatment of

an illness that has kept him from his cabinet duties nearly four months. +2

He was reported in good con- dition Tuesday in Ottawa Gen- eral Hospital, where. he was admitted early in September suffering from pneumonia, ex- haustion and complications.

Mr. Favreau, 49, was released In November for convalescence at home and returned a week ago for tests and observation. He lost considerable weight in hospital and there is -no word

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new. nuclear - powered Soviet bomber may have made three flights over U.S. territory in 1964,--without being detected by American. radar defences, a Lehich University professor ve- sr ‘n a recently published

« During these alleged flights— over San Francisco, New York City and Hawaii — the bomber earried a payload ajent to a %megaton hydrogen bomb and a “phantom instrument box” to ward off radar detec- tion, the. book says.

The 224-page book, which spe- culates on these possibilities. 1s entitled Secret Electronic FEspi- onere and was written by John . industrial engineer- ing teacher at Lehigh.

Prblished by E. P. Dutton ar}

New York last summer, it only now is beginning to reach pub- He attention. under promotion by the university.

Carroll attributes his informa- tion to an expatriated Korean

in California, who supposedly is |

privy to the details of a meeting

in Peking June 15, 1964.

MET WITH RUSSIANS “The meeting allegedly took Pos. when military at- taches from the North Korean embas:. joined staff members of the Red Chinese minisiry of defence to witness a briefing conducted. by four officers from the Soviet ministry of defence,” writes Carroll. ¥ “The Soviet officers disclosed

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NOT YET OFFICIAL The public denunciation of the’ two men by the Red Guards, the teen - agers summoned by. Mao to fight his foes within the party, has not yet been accom- panied by an official attack by name in any of the party propa- ss But # was preceded by post- Guards disclosing were; kisaku Sato, J purported ‘to have been sel| prime Minister has called 2 criticism made by Liu and Teng! partiamentary election for eo EH tate Rmmay cg tom g Jan. 29 which his party is ex- : pected to win. stripped of their posts but bec st Se tnowed fo saa’ ee Que Will “My present ideology and po- N Rg sotaha fit to be in charge of leadership 4 eo? ihe pany coat ome On Birthday — mittee,” the self - criticism at- yr , Proceeds at the hee Caos QUEBEC/ACP)—YvesGabias, rally at aes ae Quebest provincial secretary; broadeast outside the | said“ Tuesday night the province ee ne | ae rejoice “over the 100th attacks on Liu and Teng, Japs amfiversary of Confederation nese | said. od

aatinan ter. | We do not plan to boycott epee eatin |e Ness tk cs eat / peosting China's will take place on the occasion cause of poor planning,” —- —Attempting to suppress the : mass movement of fhe Red ie N , wv ‘A 3 Police End Hunt ” For Missing Man.

By- BOB HORTON WASHINGTON (AP)—A fresh

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pressures cial explanation_of the scope of North Vietnamese civilian cas-

*}its latest statement on civilian

casualties, said “it is impossi- ble to ‘avoid all damage” to

dar and other military facilities in the midst of populated areas. But the department said no civilian’ areas are targets for bombing strikes.

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department got backing from former president Dwight D. Eisenhower who, upon leay-

a ball-bladder operation, said- “Ts | there any place in the world where there are not civilians? I know U.S. operations aimed exclusively at. military targets, but unfortunately there

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heavy barrages at Francis Car-| dinal Spellman, accusing him |

armed forces and archbishop of was travelling in could not

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MOSCOW (AP) — Commu-jhave the victory for which a nist commentators are aiming | of us in Vietnam and all over