JUNIOR RED CROSS DELEGATE RETURNS

Two teen agers from dif-

ferent parts of the world are joined be held in the United States. For

together here by the Red Cross it the first Junior Red Cross in-.

ternatiunal Study Center ever to

12 days, 110 students worked and studied together at Hood College.

Frederick. Maryland, exchanging information about their respect- ive countrieii and learning about the world-wide Red Cross move-

EITHER BEARD OR MESSENGER OUT

TORONTO iCPl-Either M5 heard or bank messenlef Tony Brady must go. Said ill? second assistant mans!” 0' an Imperial Bank of Canada branch in downtown Tomato. Tony, lovingly feeling the

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The 22-year-old 337-a-week messenger said he believes is. heard will impmve his appearance and he intends to-

PIOPOSE

sonally-in sends his to .tbe girl's Whether the proposal is a success The

depends on the mother"! gllbnens next room trying to snatch a

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r' W5"-3111' llndoftanthaotber woman's gul- young man gets hiinself a beam. Itbiiity. I -

The mother sometimes takes mother. her son along for the proposal chosen girl hovers in the

atbersiiltor. Tr.-saur.mon' it... oiled girlsawherlmaliandfortheflrlt tovary time through a l gm; r i "'1 c peroned up in mind. the mod: d T . The beauties of ?"biu;tuall?'1iranl' "km the neigiillro:-b-have husbands.

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plunked for the beard. H mggunemmmg mg m 3"” ht" , in this venture. 917 where mlxind of the seas is '1-if-ll HV9p:::e::lll,S olfwmt .1-I-gve”' "It": - matter 0! h0W- m '1, Vmf H33 '''"'"l"' m WM In-um mod 1- social status and open windows on in Egypt end no the min all" he said Friday with a hairy 5 A V EIIIVDM ill Elyilt financial situation and family but nights afford a good view major cause of divorce a. he smile. "I! i:':l5leIIl in Jaur 05:5; mlmsgzunaculrgn anxious 1': ha . If thetahe are made at- Even after the official engllet in! to government rtatisuiacmllsl are permit 0 ye mlflly, Nil tl-active enough. a chances an mam, , . .. - hair without censure. then 1 mother. llho has a girl lnlnlnd- tho mother has tot he! IN! I pom. coup!” "e not 'I- M.” "M duh”m0W-

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Ask Probe Of Halifax Housing

HALIFAX (CP) - The citY health department has been asked to investigate a statement by Dr. Gordon Stephenson of Toronto that some Halifax tenements are "not fit for animals." Alderman discussed Dr. Steps henson's remarks at a city coun- cil meeting Thursday THEM 3114' asked for names and addresses of the properties.

The Toronto man, making a

housing survey for the city. told the public housing committee Wednesday that good farmers wouldn't keep their livestock in some slum Proper”!!- "His recommendations are pre- mature." said Aid. Abbie Lane. They were similar to the "gar- bage heap" stories about Halifax during the Second World War.

"He's only covered part of it so far." said Aid. J. E. (Gee) Ahern. "We have many filthy places in the city of Halifax that should not be tolerated."

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Four Seaway Contracts Signed

MONTREAL (CP - The St. Lawrence Seaway Authorit Fri- day announced signing of four contracts. with total value of H98”! 33,000,000. bringing to si4s.ooo.ooo the value of contracts the authority has awarded to

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the time and The new contracts are:

Fighting In Gaza Strip Continuing

CAIRO (AP) - Egypt said is- raeli troops in two attacks killed nine Egyptian soldiers in the Gaza atrlp Friday. There was 3 third outburst of firing later and re- ports indicated it was continuing. I.aD0kesman said.

Israel had reported three Is- raeli soldiers and a woman killed

Thursday in the ambush of a bus in a Negeb Desert area southeast of the Gaza strip lately troubled by llinfiltrators from Egypt."

These events. as described by spokesmen for the two countries, followed a pattern that brought Egypt and Israel near to war last April.

The new flareup was the worst since Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold of the United Na tions aiiayed that threat by ar- ranging a ceasefire effective April 19.

An official Egyptian source said an Israeli patrol crossed the arm istice demarcation line Friday,

shot at Egyptian positions and killed three soldiers. Later. he de clared, Israeli soldiers ambushed an Egyptian military vehicle in the some vicinity and killed six other Egyptian troops.

Of Thursday's incident, an Is raeli Army spokesman in Jeru saiem said the four were killed and seven Israelis wounded by gunmen who hid in a ditch and fired at the bus as it passed through a canyon.

The bus was en route) from Tel Aviv southward to the Israeli port of Eilat on the Red Sea Gulf of Aqaba, where Israel borders Jordan on the east and Egypt on

Maritime Steel and Foundries. the west. Ltd. New Glasgow. N.S.. 82.2w.- Eariier. five Israelis were.m' '0' "play md "Sam" ”' wounded when a civilian truck hit "1" ml” lenden ” '”W'V a mine in another part of the M ' deserts Canadian Vickers Ltd Mon- Hamrnarskjold Friday was invtreal. 31,508.52), for supply gnd vestigating the incidents reported installation of operating machines by. Israel. In announcing the inlfor lock gates. QUIRY Tlt1l:r::1l)f'ilbEeItzhO would Domml Emu Co Ltd a wa uni s n oresaig 0!! e .. .. .- what measures of punishihellit 509.477. I0? SUPPLY Ind I100?-loll of should be applied. SO10?-01' Ignace 6! Cotensteih Cath- The UN Security Council had er M 0c ' pp" " "M1. N5! zmededm send him on . mu lock and Iroquois lock. sion .o r uce tensions on Arab I. D. Miller and Sons, Mon- lsraeli demarcation lines when treal South, Ville Jacques Cartier. the April fiareup between Egypt St. Lambert and Prevllla in the FM 18113 3001! Place. Lachina section of tho aoaway.

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Farm of J. W. Macluixlo I Son. Ron Valley; August :1, man pan. sharp. Speakers: R. 0. Parent, Hon. Erna Qxlhg, s c. Wright. J. n. E. Starling. George Wright, L. .Bnnsay.

A tour will be made of the station fields and fertilised pn- toroa, meadows. grain and potato crops will be observed. The experimental work active on Illustration Stations will be re- Tevmi and discussed by W. N. Black.

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