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remarkable sense a a period of deficit opera- _more compact Rambler, qua cavartty Up heliinnt penton sare tions, was able to declare a mod-| he said, would make or break ee Se Gen - Beaty taste | est stock dividend and to embark| American Motors. The answer Get KETH at any drug counter. | 0D a $10,000,000 expansion pro-| @Pparently came in the financial a gram. . report for Sees on te —

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By D’ARCY O’DONNELL Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (CP) — A 3-

member economic mission is to leave for the West Indies today to explore the possibilities of in- creasing trade wih Go Crm bean area.

2. To determine at first hand the problems involved in expand- ing and developing trade between Canada and the Caribbean, there- by laying the groundwork for future trade expansion.

details of the fund or how it was to be distributed among her five daughters and one son, but x “certainly was good news.”’ Her husband, Harry, was killed in the Oct. 23 underground upheaval in No. 2 colliery that claimed the lives of 74 other miners.

Four of Mrs. O'Brien's chil- dren, Linda, 15, Harry, 13, Evelyn, 11, and Barbara, 9, are attending school here. Twenty- year-old Dorothy teaches school

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at Jollimore, N.S., near Halifax, and Carol, 19, is a student at the Nova Scotia Normal College at Truro.

The aid was ee an Amherst branch of service

Whe inieslcae dour wienediimeh a visit by four representatives of the Canadian Chamber of Com- merce to the West Indies last April for ceremonies marking the inauguration of the new federa- tion. During informal] trade talks, the Canadian chamber was in- vited by the Incorporated Cham- bers of Commerce of the British Caribbean to form a larger busi- ness mission.

The Canadian chamber decided to make the tour coincide with

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sponsored -| trade fairs to be held in the West : | Indies this year.

A Trans - Canada Air Lines plane is to carry mission mem- bers, many of whom will be ac- companied by their wives, to and from West Indies. Some will board ¢ plane in Montreal and others in Toronto.

The mission is to spend six days in Jamaica, four in Trini- dad, three in British Guiana and four in Barbados, returning to Canada Jan. ~31.

At Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 16 the mission is to attend the open- ing of the Canadian government trade fair. A second trade fair is to be held in Trinidad in Feb- ruary.

At each port of call, meetings are to be held with local busi- nessmen for detailed trade dis- cussions.

The committees will deal with exports from Canada to the West Indies; imports from the West In- dies to Canada; tourist exchange problems; investment and tech- nical assistance; and transporta- tion and communications.

Ontario will have 15 mea and Quebec 17 in the mission, to be headed by A. C. Ashforth of To ronto, president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and also president of the Toronto-Domin- ion Bank.

Mission members from the At- lantic provinces are: W.A.—S. Case, vice - president, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, and exe cutive vice - president, T. Me. Avity and Sons Ltd., Saint John, . N.B.; .L. B. DesBrisay; president. Maritime Provinces Board of Trade, and president. Blakeny Concrete Products Ltd., Monc- ton, N-B.; H. I. Mathers, presi- dent, Halifax. Board of Trade, and president I. H. Mathers and Son Limited, Halifax; F. Homer Zwicker, director, the Canadian Atlantic Salt Fish Exporters’ As. sociation, and managing direc- tor, Zwicker and Company, Lim- ited, Lunenbirg, N.S.; and Sen- ator C. C. Pratt, past president, Newfoundland Board of Trade and of the Newfoundlasd Fish Exporters’ Association.

Plan Top Role For Robeson

STRATFORD-ON-AVON, Eng land (AP) — Paul Robeson will play the title role in Shakes- peare’s Othello this summer in the 100th season of the Stratford Company, the Shakespeare Mem- orial Theatre said Monday.

It will be the 60-yearold Amer- ican Negro singer's first appear- ance in a British theatre since

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