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ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CF) - B0! 5'-nvil llllhofllltl B! PEDDHTGH U'”'F base here said Sunday P9- po."" of starvation among boys qu-Alfying for a camnaldn M629

were the result of "enthusiastic e3:nr;':erntlon" among the boy! themselves.

A base rzlease said the officials were "still chuckling over week- end reports of starvation among boy scouts at the Pepnerrcll boy scout camp near Torbay."

"Rumors of starvation arose when a select group of boys at the camp set out on an overnight hike carrying field rations instead of rent-lar camn fare. Enthusiastic exaggeration did the rest."

love Blossoms In Aged Hearts

Los ANGELES (AP)-Neither Myer Krich nor i-iinda Juha can be described as the lmpetuous Will g

But today they bounced into the marriage licence bureau and o tained the legal goahead to

Myer is 98. l-linda is 95.

Their love blossomed in the Jewish home for the aged. where both were admitted earlier.thla year.

''I liked her from the moment I met her." said Myer.

"He's a fine man." said the bride-to-be.

Hinda has been a widow for about 40 years. Myer was married 75 years but lost his first wife five years ago.

Wants More Money For Teachers

MONTREAL (CPl - Business- man John W. McGif.'in. arriving home from the Duke of Edin- burgh's study conference, said Saturday teachers should make more money in this industrial

age.

Mr. McGlffin. general manage of Kingsway Transports Limited. toured Britain with an interna- tional group after the duke's con- ference on human problems of in- dustria communities.

"There are not enough people

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The Oxford onference - called by the husband of Queen Eliza- beth - attracted some 800 del- egates. including 30 Canadians, representing labor and manage- ment.

Mossoclegh Backs Egypt

TEHRAN (AP) - Mollammed Mossadegh. the former Iranian premier who nationalized the British-owned Anglo - Iranian Oil Comps , five years ago, was quoted by a relative Sunday as saying Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal was quite lawful."

Mosaadegh. wearing his custom- ary pyjamas. was released Satur- day after three years' imprison- ment for treason.

Soldiers escorted him to Ah- rnedabad, where vilagers killed two cows and nine sheep in honor of their former landlord's return.

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Possession be it wrong or right, Will make it easier to fight. -Old Mother Nature.

Plunger the Osprey, who is also called Fish Hawk. had caught a fish. King Eagle had made Plung- er drop that flsh, had caught it himself before -it had reached the water. and had flown away with it. "Robber!" shrieked Plunger. But King Eagle said nothing and kept on his way to the Great Mountain. Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck had seen Plunger catch that fish and then had seen King Eagle take It away from him. "Plunger is right. King Eagle in a robber." said Polly Chuck. "That fish be- longed to Plunger." "If It was really his. he should have held onto it and not et King Eagle take it away from him." replied Johnny Chuck. Then he added. "in a way he really didn't take that fish away from Plunger. Plunger dropped it and King Eagle caught it. it would be different if he had taken it out of Pinnger's claws."

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Whose Fish Was It?

By Thornton W. Burgess

Plunger. It is his fish." Chuck was very indignant. meant what she said. Johnny Chuck chuckled. it was a provoking chuckle: "it seems to me that, it is King Eagle's flsh. He has it and no one can take it away from him." said he.

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i TYPICAL DAY OF v ATVPICAL

0'l'l'AWA (CPI - Agriculture Minister Gardiner raid Satur- day the federal government still is investigating possible WI ,3 - ing in connect' with some claims and payments made by the New Brunswick potatoes mar- keting board.

So I gue he doesnlt think doing anyt ing wrong when he makes Plunger drop a fish. Look! Plunger;-has caught another fish already. King Eagle would still be going hungry. if he hadn't taken that first fish. What he can't do himself he makes Plunger do for it isn't his fish," retorted Polly Chuck.

'”He thinks it is and he's got it. It certainly isn't Plunger's fish any longer," declared Johnny.

"Just the same King Eagle is a great big robber." retorted Pol-

Johnny chuckled again. "I won- der what the fish thought about if." said he.

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N. B. Potato Payments Are Still Under Investigation

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He said during a Commons agriculture debate If there. has been any wrongdoing "it will be aired in the courts." He declined to elaborate or divulge the re- suits of an investigation by offi- cers of the agriculture. finance and justice departments.

It would be unwise, he' told Gage W. Montgomery (PC-Vic- torla-Carleton). to make this pub- lie while the government still was

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making enquiries.

Mr. Montgomery was question- ing Mr. Gardiner on an estlmatedl payment of 3117.000 to cover somel of the boards losses. I

The Opposition member sald' that if there has been any law-I breaking some of the payments" on the board's losses should not be made.

Mr. Gardiner said the amount. added to payments of Q,68a,00o covering normal losses of the board in past years, will clean up the board's debts.

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