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Sihliald-Pratt lluptials At lluinoy, Mass.

Miss Ruth Norine Pratt. dauxhter of Mi-..and Mrs. Edward. Pratt of 35 Pleasant street. Quincy. M355- became the bride of Thomas Allison slbbald, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sibbaid of 461 Furnacep Brook parkway, Quincy. at a candle- light ceremony on Friday evening at the First United Presbyterian church. South Quincy, Mass. The Rev. Walter Ralston officiated at the double-ring Mfemony. ..

The bride. given in marriase by her father. Wore s SOWTI 01 Wm" satin, en train, and her yell. WIS arranged from a satin tiara 'em- broidered with seed pearls. she carried a white Rainbow Bible with white roses and a shower of step?!- anotis.

The maid of honor, Miss Dorothy

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"Don't use that face cream!

look ten yearsiyoungeri”

Pratt. sister of the bride, wot? an orchid marquisette hoop-skirted -gown and matching picture hat. She carried a colonial bouquet.

The bridesmaids were Mrs. Ei- bridge Green, .1ir., and Mrs. David Simpson, sisters of the bride. Miss Betty Hopkins and Miss Florence Macdonald. They wore identical gownrpf French blue and blush pink chiffon and matching picture hats. They carried colonial bouquets. Sharon Green, of Quincy, niece of the bride, oa flower girl. wore yellow nylon. with a wreath in her hair. .

Alexander Sibbaid of Quincy.

brother of the groom. was best man and ushers were Airchie Fulton, cousin of the groom, Edward Pratt. brother of the bride. David Simpson and Clarence Shepard. of Quincy.

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Mrs. Sibbald is a grand daughter oi Mirs. nenneth Macheod formerly of springton, Prince Edward Island.

8! John seat WASHINGTON. Auah 15 -(AP)- The Unlwd states yesterday was re- ported ready to call on its Atlantic Pact partners to boost even further the stepped-up rearmament effort they have proposed.

Informed officials say the over-. all detence increases outlined by the Atlantic Pact Allies appear to fall short of what the U. B. believes is necessary to forge an effective barrier to communist aggression in Western Europe,

American defence experts who have sheen analysing the new pro- gram: say that while they are "def- initely a step in the right direction." few match in proportion the scope :n:i speed of the U. S. rearmament

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Too Bull! Am! Too Blow

The Western European programs, they indicate. generally fall to pro- vide anough additional manpower for defence forces quickly enough, in the Judgement of American oi- ficlals.

There also is said to be an appar- ent tendency to rely too heavily on large-scale ' American financial aid as a condition to boosting domestic arms producti

Because of these factors, Charles M. spofford. state secretary Dean Achesorfa deputy on the North At- lantic Council. is expected to urge European Governments especially to raise their sights. He tentatively plans to leave for London Friday for a maeting with Pact representat- ives Aug. 22.

American officials emphasine they are ”not too disturbed" that the initial arms programs submitted by the pact partners do not go far enough.

Most of them, they point out, were drafted hastily in a. 12-day span in response to an urgent American ap- peal tor a quick indication 0,! what more they could do to contribute to North Atlantic defences. The full scope of the U. s. re- annament program was not as ap- parent at that time. In addition. American officials believed that the treaty Allies have submitted what amounts to their "minimum ofiers" with the understanding they can be upped once they are discussed over the conference table.

Eight Countries Reply

Eight countries have replied thus far with detailed outlines of what they are ready to do to bolster North Atlantic security - Britain, France, Belgium. Italy, Luxembourg. Netherlands. Denmark and Norway. Canada has announced plans to increase its defence budget in Parl- iament but has not yet presented a detailed report. Portugal's reply is reported delayed by a Cabinet re- organization. Iceland, the 12th pact member, has no defence forces.

American officials shied away mom detailed comments on the European defence plan because many aspects are "top secret." However. they indicated that man- power for increased defence forces would be the principal problem when talks begin in London.

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Exact Cause Of Blast Unknown

NEW YORK, Aug. 14-(AP)-- A Coast Guard board said Saturday that the exact cause of last May's explosion at South Amboy. NJ.. is unknownu but an Ohio munitions firm may have been at fault.

It said it found no evidence of sabotage but that it did not "ex- olude sabotage as a possible cauae of the. disaster.”

Thirtyone persons were killed and more than 200 iniured in the blast that wrought havoc through- out the New Jersey north shore community.

Summing up its nndinca from a lengthy investigation, the Coast Guard board of inquirysaid the Kiigore y Manufacturing Company. of Westerville, 0., "may have con- tributed to the cause of the eas- ualty."

The company was the manufact- urer of 356 tons of anti-tank and anti-personnel mines that went up in the holocaust last May 10 along with 45 tons of dynamite produced by another firm.

The munitions were being un- loaded from railroad box can to barges for transfer-' to an ocean ireighier.

The board said the "most prob- able cause" of'the blast was the "accidental detonation" of a case of anti-tank mines as a result of "loose packing" or "method of as- sembly."

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A ED TENDERS closed in uvelovll SEm.I;ked according tctntlaa above Tender No. and addressed to the Sfclltlfyh Can- Indian Commercial corpor-non. 00 -70" Slmol), Ottawa, Ontario. will be received until 4.oo mt. (l-2.D.B.T.;. on the M ill! of September, W50. forn nstalllatroa of In tinder round Steam Distribution !yItHI- R.C.A.li-'. Station. Surnmsraids. P.E.l.

Tender forms willn go IIrrt.:.pil;;dub.' 15' t:r:.'.?"".-.C:.";.".:'::':....t?:....... .31 made on such forms and all tendua I be subject to the terms set forth or rel to in such lorma.

The Plans and Specifications are qt! II!”- bilion at the Ollires the Commercial Corporation. Room

to ths Receiver deposit will be are rzltirmd in good condition. Piano and iipemfrcalxoua are also on duping at the General Post Oliice. blummeraide. .I.l. Each under must be accompanied by a er.-rtined cheque on a chartered bank in Canada payable to the Receiver General Canada. or by bearer bonds. as loan ad In the form oi tender. for ten 9: not (1096) of the amount of the tender. All deposits so made will be rotunratl on- laaa. In the one of the aucunful tlidtlp to enter into a contrast for the work when requested to do on or shouid fail after having I-ntwad Ito the contract to complete the same satisfactorily. The lowest or any lender will not Meat- saniy be accepted.

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