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weather conditions were mainly responsible for a big reduction in the number and extent of forest fires this- year, compared with 1958, the resources department reported Saturday.

Figures showed there were 5;337 forest fires this year, down! by 33 per cent from a total of| 17,817 fires a year ago. Acreage| destroyed or burned over totalled |

were smashed to bits by tornado that struck the French Riviera

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704,500 acres, down from 4,939,- , 000 in 1958. .

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FREJUS, France (Reuters)— Survivors of the Frejus flood disasterSunday attended an open-air mass to give thanks for their deliverance from sudden death Wednesday night. Thousands knc!t in brilliant sun-

—a simple table covered by a sheet set up on the ruins of the railway station—as the bishop of Frejus celebrated the mass.

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battling the railways before Can- ada’s royal commission on trans- portation to get the grain rate | hassle windened into q full-scale freight rate investigation.

Western lawyers, faced with a railway bid for a government subsidy on grain shipments, have called on the royal commission to order the railways to throw | open their doors on costs, rev- | enues and losses in all-not just grain-operation.

He challenged the railways to disclose their loss on passenger | | trains and branch line operations | as well as other matters. “Put it right out ‘on the table,”

Give ThanksForSafety {To Discuss

Red Threat

By JOHN_M: HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi-

Nehru this week onthe extent of the threat posed by Red China to India’s non-Communist neigh- bors.

What he learns may have a vital bearing on the prospects for

The staff of the local hospital | Starting a world - wide disarma-

|tion stations manned by interna- tional teams in China as well as the Soviet Union.

{COULD FORCE ARMAMENT New aggression by Chinese

he said, “right next to the grain! forces in disputed border areas rates.” jcould force Nehru into an arma- He was backed by Manitoba ment program he long has counsel Arthur Mauro who said/ avoided. The cost of this could |the full railway cost data was) cut, into India’s economic plan— needed “simply to permit us to! unless the burden was offset by | place before this commission the | more outside aid. complete national transportation |

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TO COVER LOSS They want the federal treasury

hauling Prairie grain and flour | to export points. The railways)

agreement with the Communist bloc is provision for a mutually effective controls system.

| State Secretary Christian |Herter told a press conference | Nov. 24 that ‘it is “very much of a question” whether any kind of a disarmament agreement would |be practical without China’s par-

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Gordon Blair, representing the British Columbia lumber indus- ay, however his move to get the commission to investigate “wasteful labor practices” in the rail industry.

Acting commission chairman M. A. MacPherson of Regina said the western motions would be considered and a ruling given as sbon as possible.

Cadet Squadron Is Rated Best

OTTAWA (CP)—No. 103 squad-

been awarded the RCAF Asso-

proficient air cadet squadron in Canada, the Air Cadet League an- proficient air cadet squadron in Canada, the Air Cadet Beague an- nounced Sunday night.

ron, North Vancouver, B.C., has|

ciation Trophy for being the most |

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OTTAWA (CP) — The Canadian eateh of sea fish and shell fish in the first 10 months of this year increased from the same pe-

| riod a year ago but total value went down by $10,304,000.

The bureau of statistics said Friday that increased Atlantic coast landings and higher value | there was offset by a plunge = nearly $18,000,000 in the value the Pacific coast catch, which was down by 66,730,000 pounds.

January - October landings on the Atlantic coast rose to 1,223,- $02,000 pounds from’ 1,117,501,000 |in the same period a year ago and over-all value went up to $52,633,000 from $45,320,000.

In October alone, the Atlantie catch increased to 98,562,000 pounds from 88,805,000 a year earlier, with smaller landings of ¢addock and lobster more than offset by a bigger catch of cod and small flatfish.

Pacific coast lahdings for the 10 months dropped to 378,500;00 pounds from 445,330,000 a year earlier and landed value was dow n to $30,991,000 from $95,508,

hand report from Prime- Minister

000. The bureau said the declines |

were due largely to a smaller salmon catch,

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