12 Ellie Guardian. Charlottetown, '!‘iinrs.. Oct. 4, 1962 The Geneva agreement uiciuas munIe2pll~l assocuass ‘N in new is western census was on a day. VANIIIIING snub

vided that the Laotian gov:-it ’::dll,.Ie5tl‘lll waatewater treatlnant. 1'clauIn;. to ll, 19;, me compniy “en . men: name withdrawal points , igafetv nnd operations of coneg. lmf jg. on “ ﬂu A1ta.- (CF)--Nels to" foreign military and para— ltjﬂll treatment systems. re- iiiclc "wllcf which “,1, Qugnghiwg Johnson.‘ 72. ‘still "tinkers ea n "lime?-V f0l‘°95‘ Pseai-cl-.. management. financing have been loud as comply .i 3 cog: or 327,oo'o,om. around" in his blacksmith shop , This was done some weeks ‘and public relations. , to C84 staadanls. — here although he says it has ago and international truce com- . . , ‘ Se 1 xpected 1 d '11. ' ;w|¢¢_5¢|g gm 5. cuuuu “mpg.” ' ’ _, "ll55l°" teams ha“? 599" Sta‘ .3’, GREG MRDONAH) ‘me mew" has been held m~most”g't1tsentieon are dlo usgitiviz |donIelﬂ:l‘by,=I'led and with total d 305%.“. d lie: been ‘bout 15 yam.‘ “me I iioned at the ex" points to Canadian Press Staff writer lCanat'!i‘ Last year’s meeting]-rm,_,de,. on u_s_ mm C ‘din 1.5.1, g.g‘,¢‘|,,m,cgA_ M, h.,ﬂ.,,¢.,i.‘A.“.¢_ touched my last horse." He S n u n a check the withdrawals. More than 2.500 dclcL'.ates;""'*5 "‘- M“‘”3”k°9- 5°“ '9 ‘he ipi-actices of disposal of radloac-. ‘ ‘ says the Canadian Life la- ﬂndii that blacksmith: are be- ’ M19! SUnday- the Commission “Om C3"3d3- the United States °°""°"”°“ is “‘° Calladlall 1“5”"~iive wastes and Wednesday on? Cities Service Oil Co. Ltd. snraace Officers Auocla . coniini: as rare‘ as whooping will_ have to_ consider how ct. and other countries arc cxpcctcd . W" °‘ P°"“”°" C°“”°l- ‘thc removal of strontium-90 in ‘ says it plans another expansion} Totgl Tor the first ct; cranes. but he still hasn't taken o,.§gw'3;“{".§,.",“°{.1‘,,‘{},5“ :.:‘;:'“.:,:.t‘:. °:;‘*;;*:.:*.:::‘ 3:31: %°.f." 5:: .32: 7:; *’°l“"‘°* 1"“ by T"‘;:i;".2":~..'°.::i°'.:- .'s:".t."' ‘;'."'..°.:°::«‘::‘~°.‘.‘.i; :?.°‘:.“..:".*...'°”..:"*r‘.:'.*.:.f‘":- _ 0 er co ; - ~ _- _ - : ‘ ‘ _ - _ ‘ in ec ica ses-,emmiss on. com 3! - . 1: ‘ c s orses Wu deadline arrives Sundayljgzfg mlghl 5”" “V9 5°"‘° sia. co chairmen of the Laos tor lfollution Control Federation. sioiis at the five—day meetingl crease its refining capacity by, M,084.U0.900 III the correa- charged for on extra - time ~ _____ _ _ confcrcncc. V M _ ll is the first time in l5 years which begins Monday. Subjects The Canadian Standards 39 per cent to 21,000 barrels of ponslla; period last year. basis."

i. 7. On that date. all foreign troops be ut of Lao

. 0 cold war by the Geneva agree- ment reached in July. if they« aren't. Laos may be ii worse‘ headache for Canada than it has i been since 1954.

Canada, India and Poland form the international truce su- pervisory hommissimi a sin b- lkhed in 1954 to oversee the armistice which ended eight years of civil war in French Indochina. Similar commissions operate in Viet Nam and Cam- bodia

Some 25 Canadians. about three-quarters of them soldiers and the remainder from the ex- ternal affairs department. now arc serving in Laos.

Officials said Wednesday they hope all countries involved will comply with the Sunday _ ad- liiie for withdrawal of all for eign military forces.

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They added that withdrawals have been taking place and that so far there is no firm reason to believe the Geneva agree- ment of last summer won't be

observed.

However. it has been noted I here that the United States and Russia have been skirmishing diplomatically to make sure, ap- ‘ narcntly. that one doesn't with- See what C0-OI‘ SUPER MARKET is serving up for your 'I‘hanksgivlng dinner—a

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MONTREAL (CF) — Six Cu—i . , , ban refugees got temporary: of SD19." pumpkin P19- laudin; privileges in Montreal: Wednesday, while the immigra-Q . tior. department pondered whati . ,,,m I to do them. " ‘ ‘ - ‘ ' " " ‘ " ‘ i |

The six. whose names were‘ 7 I1 1 1 . . V not disclosed. wcre found afloatl B1 ‘HE P"“(‘l“ -DEVON ‘V I \ on the Atlantic last week in a ». small boat.

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HALIFAX lFPl —« Carl 1 i’ Pollock of Kitchener. Ont. prev, sident of the Canadian Mvanu-‘. .faCt'li'(‘I‘.’« Association_ said Wed- nesday the recently annoiinceill Atlarim Development 1 should steer clear of planned‘ economy.

The board vms ﬂl1l’l0ll'n(fP(l in‘ the speech from the throne at 'l_‘hiii=.ila.\"s opening of Parlia- merit.

Mi‘. Pollock said during a‘ press conference the boar:!'s.; iiinciion should only be “to an-‘.

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Fir said although the CMA suprioried the idea of the dc-

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