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Cabine consideration will be given to what action Canada should take as a result of the Czechoslovakian governments ousting o! two Canadians, members of the staff of the Canadian lcgation in Prague. No official and full account of the complaints laid by the Czech gov- __ ernmcnt and the Canadians‘ defence of their charges has been received.

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' . ~ - - ~ ' ' affairs department that the charges were the same as have been made

Honoring the haggis, these stalwart Scots take part in ceremony tr‘. Pipe Major J. R. Fraser. Othcrs are Srrgt. Archie McMillan, Sergt. b? clePhmflm/Bkla Bfiamfl mllwl‘ memtbfis 0f the Sta“ 0f 01591‘ West-QT" at Burns‘ dinner held in the Royal York hotel in 'l‘orontri, in coiii- Art Johnston and Sorgt. A. Dewar All arotind the world, people o! Ccunlrlei Th?“ WW9 Charges 0f fil-llmlage- niemoration of Bobbie Burns‘ birthday. Seen piping in the haggis Scottish descent toastcd famous poet at similar ceremonies.

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. most impo t t t CLOSET HELD A FORTUNE — Millionaire hosiery manufacturer dfivelvpmenxt an prxtigrldiiril riioulltli

Stanton Sans-on and his wile, Maxinc, look into the hall closet of their history." C. Gordon Cockshutt of Now York apartment from which thieves emptied vlevcn jcwcl cases Bralllford- Ont. said. Cockshutt iihilc both wcrc out. lVlrs. Sanson. an cx-model. said it was a million- 195K161‘ of a 12~man Canadian grout; dollar haul, but police scaled tlin figurc down to $290,000. which, Wllh the British dQlc-ga.

tion makes up the United King- dom-Canadar trade committee, ad- dressed the opening meeting of the committoc. at London, Ont, (jllRYSLl-LIVS STALLEI) — Called on strike a: ainst the Chryslcr Corp. by the UAW (CIO) after The‘ trade committee was form- wiwopcnsion negotiations broke down. workers s trcam out of tho Dodge plant in Detroit. A total o4 “d l" Queb" 1351 year. "Within 89,000 Chrysler workers went out in the strike. the ncxt few years we expect to add $400,000,000 or $500,000,000 1° the value of our annual (‘Xpoy-t. able wealth from new develop. mciits actually started," Cock. sliutt said.

wmow No. L-Escorted by Capt. Charles M. Foyle. Londoner Mrs. Jean Babcock leaves Arlington National Cemetery with the flag that draped the casket ot Col. William T. Babcock, deputy U. S. Commander in Berlin. This Mrs. Bobcock, who flew in with the body, said lhe and the colonel were married in Germany ‘in 1945. Also at the burial was Mrs. Mary M. Babcock of New London, Conn., who said she bad been the coloncls wile for 34 years and there had been no divorce. The two Mrs. Babcocks did not spcak to cach othcr.

‘ _ _ _ PILOT 0F LOST 0-54 —- Ma‘. BUT No BARS Y‘ — Frflviicd by the iail-ltkc ball‘ "l a “bway Gerald F. Brittain, 36. of Akron],

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MERCY TRIAL JUDGE —- Su- perior Court Judge John A. Cor- nell. above. is presiding at the

Michael Palechtik, l9. St. Catharinrs, was commitied for trial by

_ Magistrate T, Geo. Strrrt on :i charge of Tllllfdtl‘ in the dtznh of Arthur

M Goiigh, 26. St. Cathainncs taxi drivci, at Crowland. Dec. 22. llalrchuek

__ kg all; with his mother. rl- murder trial o! Carol Ann Paight, dcrics kithng Gough, says he was nowhere "in the v.cinity on the night.

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lininat the ditto-maker and seven associates went to the jury. Tucker charged with the "mercy killing" Li“ lmmeh-Fs m" ‘W!’ bulldlntl! It llplands Emergency shelter were swept by fire, 53 people, not think the evidence at hand was siitticirnt to convict Palcchuck but

‘Ed m! incomes “T” found innocent of charges thatdhey executed of hei- ather who was dying o! Incl-titling 4t children have been movcd into lcm porary qiiartcrs a! Ottawa ramp. All tirlongings that sincothsre was doubt, that doubt slpuld be resolved in favor o! ‘ “bu-top.” "Nd in luemptin; to put over a postwar dream car. cancer. \\'(‘l'€‘ destroyed ll'| blaze, damage over $50,000. the comm-Ami, Lat" he discharged ma Qccusm;