Maxims of a More Man Covers Prince Edward

Island Like the'Dew

Help the lame dog ever the et:lle. 9

use PlOPI..I'I I"-at-an CI-IARIJOTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1955

AUTOMOBILES COlll

E'.i.'.1'.i".'.".','2." Russia To Cut Armed Forces

TIE-Ions

BUS, two

Yanks In Korea Wait Out . Tense Hours; Trouble Looms

PRICE 5e

One n;”.;a, 37 Iniured; 14

weakened Connie May Visit Area

IALIFAX. (C?)-The wea- ther office said Friday night a watered-down hurricane Connie probably will make a desultory pass at the Mari-

11Ian Estimated

OTTAWA (CP) - The federal 1964-55 budget deficit has turned

uU1.. tsatnrnuy) (AP)-Riot- price for lting violence: bars-advised the military armis-lout ta be 542,150,000 lower thanl MOSCOW (Reuters)-The Eur "Recent developments. and -3- "mi ll” S8ti1FdIY- e

SE 5 1:90 cueed by l. assurance the United tice commission Friday it would estimated by Finance Minister slan government has decided totpecially the outcomeoflie Geneva A Niel" Slwkllmll "iii '”"'d U' ' ; Hull" on Kw.-em stun would hglp 'souu Km-uicnnunug to do 10. job, Harris last April. ' reduce the size of its armed forces. conference of heads of govern.i sales of 36 miles an hour are a n a I a Sam" K0". 0 i ngthers today find a solution to peaceful evlctionl Today Red China's Pelping In his April 5 budget speech. he as a result of "the relaxation ofmants of the four powers. bears; iorccllt i0I' marine areal 0ii and wnundhtllll lid, 1 hours of t' Communists. Rhee accuses radio referred to 0-9 damonm-at. placed the deficit at Si94,000.000,,linternational tension." accordiriglwitness to the fact that a certain til! wuiilweltern tip Oi NOV! "("l",'r':q;r'i';'n' S')',n"n'l;l Rhoda um. "mm 0; wyingg 1,15 south K0,-en, I. -imug," mm but in a final summary issued to an official announcement issued relaxation of tension in interna- Scotia but the Winds inland ,. .

,,.,mm for Communist truce ia- rpm-tars to quit the country by midnight

Tho U 5 military reaffirmed .iI tiotarminaiifm to protect the iron: I -actors against any effort In inrP('ellllly evict them.

p...,,dpni Rhee has not isnid him would do if the Czech mm P lish inspectors fail to com-

S

2. An order for U. S. troops to

put away their guns used in guard- fl('lP'” ing billets of the Neutral Nations

upervisory Commission

UN PROTECTION

Under '(orean

. official lid today "we are deter- fill with his midnight deadline. He . W111 reported seeking a two-fold ::le'::g..,w "Hy nut our mmnml

pledge from Washington as the

C oming Events;

Your Saturday night Jamboree .-Forum.

Rogiilar Stock Car Dance Tues- day night Covehead Raceway.

Mill closed for repairs. Johnston and Sons. Suffolk.

Lot 8 parish picnic at West Point Wharf, Tuesday. August 3.

Dance Vernon River hall. Tues- day. Aulust 10

Annual chicken supper Mt. Ryan Hall. September 7.

Rpgular Dance. Stanley Bridge QVPFY Tuesday. Rollie Mcl(anxie's orchestra.

Ham and salad supper Marsh- Ieid Hall. August I. H aid of hill.

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Opening Dance tonight. Town hall. Georgetown. Burns Orches- tra.

teams

Nine persons died. 13 were res-

missing Friday night after a three mastcd pleasure schooner broke up in hurricane-lashed waters of the Chesapeake bay.

Wherever members of the truce went. they were accom- anled by U. 8. guards. with car-

blnes at the "ready."

.rmistice terms.iR the UN soldiers a e charged with protecting truce team compounds' in five South Korean cities. A U.S

"hooligans" and accused U. S.- of- of not doing their duty.

In Moscow. Izvestia. the Soviet government newspaper. spoke at length of "dirty xork by Syngman

bee.”

At I Panmunjom meeting Fri- day. Gen. Harlan C. Parks, UN senior member of the mill;-ry Armistice Commission. told the Reds the truce teams would be protected hut charged that the Czechs and Poles had stirred up

Friday revised the figure to 8151.-

Revenues, he said, turned out to be 816,000,000 higher than pre- viously estimated while expend- itures were 326000.000 lower. Most of revenue increase was in income tax collections; most of the ex- penditure drop was in defence. The 1954-55 fiscal year ended March 31

For the current year he has fore- cast the federal deficit at 5160. 000.000.

Canada's net debt as of March

trouble by ”illegal'' activities.

QUEENSVILLE, Ont. (CF)- Howard Jones. M. of Toronto took

. 1055. was placed at 3ll.Wl.- 000.000. up from 311.115.937.000 a year ago and the highest since

when necessary to ma" their M. trouser. on 0. fr” mm"" 1951 when it stood at 8l1.433.000.

The Neutral Nations Supervisory'

Commission-composed of Swed- ish. Swiss. Czech and Polish mem-i

Nine Dead, Six Missing When Pleasure Schooner Breaks Up In Hurricane

NORTH BEACH. Md. (AP)-

ued and at least six others were

The dead lnclud ” five men.

compounds. the truce inspectors imm iii? Wreckilli 0i hi5 WIT flew in army helicopters.

WILL CONTINUE 0

turned automobile Thursday night.l He liitch - hiked trouserless nearby Ncwmnrket to call police. Officers returned to the scene and helped him regain his trousers- and his dignity.

four crew members. were aboard the old vessel when she set out from Annapolis. authorities said. VICTIMS BATTEBED

Coroner Ii. V. Ward of Calvert county examined the dead as they were brought ashore from a quay

jutting into the buy at this resort. of

three women and a girl about 10 which il 0" ii" WG5i lidt

000. The national debt had been reduced from the record 313.421.-

ml400.000 in 1946 by a series of eight consecutive years of federal sur- luses.

REVENUES p0WN

For the 1954-55 fLscal year, rev enues. as finally determined. to- talled 34.123.513.000. down from 543.396.319.000 collected in 1053-54. but some 516,000,000 higher than estimated last April. '

Personal income tax collections were higher by some 37.000000 over the previous estimate while corporation Income tax receipts were higher by 512,000,000.

Total expenditures dropped to 34.276.362.800 from 34.350.522.300 in 1953-54. Defence spending dropped by some 512,000,000 to 31.601000, 000 frq;n the April estimate.

Would Bar Cuh : Peraroas In The U.S.

early today by the Soviet news "agency Tass.

' Tass said that the three fighting servlr will be reduced by alto-

wlll be

strong. The prediction for Sunday

was strong winds and rain.

tional relations has taken place.

”With a view of mating the. relaxation of international tension and stablishing confidence among

considerably less

gethe Il'0.000 men. lthe nations. the Soviet gov- -m-------

tTo 1 figures for the Ru slan ernment has decided to reduce thel UNIVERSITY GRANTS armed forces have never n, armed forces of the v'.s.s.a. by NEW YORK (CPl-The Rocke reveafa A Russian disar- 640.000 men by Dec. 15. 1955. teller F o u n d a no 1; announced

"'1" effective: to be demobil-

mament plan announc J in May ' lized from the army and the navy

proposed that the forces of Russia. Communist China and the United shall be insured employment at State: would be restricted to i,500,- industrial establishments. in state 000 men while Britain and France farms and collective farms in theirgto Queen's for a conference on the would have 650,000 each). respective places of resldence.";Canadian writer. his media and ECITES GENEVA PROGRESS the announceucnt ended. ibis public. McGill was given 02.900 i The '" ' ' announcement re- (The air force in the soviet.for the completion of a study on glossed by Tass. said: Union is part of the army.) l religion in Canadian history.

:Heavy Influx Of High Class Livestock For The Big Fair

Presenting a hive of activity, Almost all of the cattle breeds u yesterday were the barns of tbelshovi

grants to Queen's University. King-

Montreal, totalling more than 510.- 000. The foundation awarded 07,875

pswlng in mechanized farming. mcuue, of (mm 199;, go Holstein cattle will top the list Prince Edward Island Exhlbitionl2596. Sheep will be up consider in number 9i Gniriel It i5 "'1 Association as breders from all'ably over last year. and the ex- Pecieil that 150 will b9 Show"- parts of the Province along with hibit of Island Yorkshire hogs neiadlnz the Parade of blaclgandl a few from Nova Scotia andNew will top all previous shows Willi” W1” 59 Bmlbury l'3'”ml Brunswick began bringing in There will also be a good show- Willi 25 0930- H00?" 3705- ilfiml their livestock for next week's mg in horses despite the de- ziiizrhi-hl;'i;15::gi.leaVl.'lr:icebGt canagnz - - 0 an ,1, s r a e o- blg Fair. crease in populati n e to e vincm sh,Ow WM mother as head. John Thompson of Dun- staffnage will be showing 21 cat- tle and Allison Profiftt 16. Cyril Jones of Pownal will lead his hard of 15 into the ring and 0a-

Creditors Reiect Proposal

1 Trailways bus

ston. Ont., and McGill Universityy

Re Island Co-op Services

wald Newson and Son of Clyde

River will exhibit 13. Other ex-

NOBLEBORO. Me..

bound from Boston to Sydney, plunged into a 30-foot gully after a collision with two .automobiles Friday night, injuring at least 37 persons. linciuding at least 14 Canadians and killing a Boston 1 Woman.

(AP) -- A tourist-u-owdel

N.S.,

A woman identified as Mrs. Rachel Wilbur of Boston died in hospital at Damariscotta.

The bus rolled down the em-

bankment and came to rest on its wheels at the bottom. A guard post pierced the roof. which was caved in.

The injured were taken to hos- pital in Damariscotta and Thomas- ton. A spokesman at Miles Memo- rial Hospital in Damariscotta said many arriving there appeared to be badly injured.

The bus. driven by Eugene Mc- Nally of Hampton, left. Boston at 1:30 p.m. ADT.

RUSH AMBULANCE!

Ambulances raced from Rock- lond. Waldoboro. Thomaston and Damariscotta to pick up the in- jured.

one of the automobiles involved was driven by Harry Llltief Oi Waldoboro. He told police the bus sideswiped his car as it attempted to pass. Lutter said the bus drag- ged his car along for some dis- tance and threw it through the

a

Two Hurricanes . M

Tangle. Weather Experts Report

MIAMI. Fla. (AP)-A collision

guardrail.

Also involved was an automobile driven by James Tripp. 7!, of New Bedford. Mass. Tripp's car caught in the guardrail. Tripp was among those taken to hospital.

List of iniured Canadians In Bus Accident

NOBLEBORO. Me. (GP)-Here is a list of Canadians injured Fri- day night when a Trallways bul rolled down a 30-foot embankment after a collision with two automo- biles. '

Extent of individual injuries was not immediately available.

Mrs. Iva MacGregor. 45. Glace Bay. N.S.

Norman Mclntire. 36. Glace Bay

Adam Campbell, 46. Sydney Mines. N.s. iilbert Mclfeigaa. M. lydnd nes

Levi Doucette. 85. Glace Bay

Stephen McCormick, 00. and his wife Florence. 58. New Waterford. N.S

Avite Burke. as. Yermouth. as. Mary MacDonald. 31. Little Judi-

At a meeting of the creditors of 1 total. Actually the value represent -9' ii” Mi" ”lrc"lim””'""' "f N 5 years old.

Grancl Bingo St. Andrew's Hall .i1t.Slcwsrt," A 't 15th.

20 games, door prize.

Connie battered her to bits. send- ing fr t beach.

up on the

brought ashore timber, pillows and even a Jar of pickles. Dr. Ward's examination showed

meeting sponsor ed by the National Potato Council which is working

though the vote of these was 53-11 in favour of the proposal

of business was turned down. A1-i Fertilizer Company represented by present:

the Bankruptcy Act stipulates thatl

Mr. Austin Scales whose claim is 880,702.85 Mr. Scales was one of

shown with Clark Bros. of North'

Wiltshire leading the breed with 27 entries. The veteran show-

warning cc .itr' newest storm,

here. said the Diane, increased the velocity of winds whirling

. . que Pond. . . Reuru Aumm am (M h at Chesapeake bay 30 miles south- CHICAGO (A P) a. Eapregentav island Co-op Services held at that ed by the voters for the proposal lIilrl:lsEl):l!nswl!hlre'mnlvlll:; m'l'Il.11(l)I:lrPB!0:f ll” ;dwnF Aiivmuc cllmhrdfllmei W Mrliiilmben Mcxelum I, S"- L V l ' . - v . i ' .CUI'r Tl ay. H11 3 Drill! chicken supper at Ambrose Doyle's lhn” "5" ill” Clmimill IP19! in 953,82: wt?::;"ii::3-erDvC- d ul tlves of the potato growing indus- Law Courts BulldlI1l8lY:SiEgdaty ma; 9955.891: while those aiinmst W35 Victoria: W. S. MacArthur. l.ln- .3” showing the pecum. behavior neglydengfumv 49' Ram” spnnsnrpd by Earnmme C.w.L. 8 Inllry Wn ers was e Levin J. 8 I In 0 91' try from 22 states urged Friday forenoon the proposa o te as- . . . ion Road; and Earl Rodd, win- known among weather men as we G” 0 Macrqeu 19 New wt Marvel. ancient schooner con- miii Flced ,i0WRl”d the 569119: TM that culls and 20 per cent of all ern Trust Company that the secur- The company showed that it has ,1”. Funwh H H t hum: 17 - - tam-n .t.mpn ,1: (',11np.te;-5, nouoyverted to carrying vacatlonists on beach W85 littered With the WreCk- potatoes grading U. S. No. 2 or ed creditors retain their existing assets of S-i99.44tl.51 as against lia- Gard; ;ug- chief brecuhr mm, 0"” hen . wuwm” any, Hominy, Augugt 15, 1 no 11,30, tours of the bay. She sailed from 889 0i the !Clt00nel'- R9SCUe'W0!'lK- better be kept off the market to securities and realize upon same bilities of Si67.830.99. One of the LARGE JERSEY ENTRY the walk”; hunun mm" N S P - - Canteen Annapolis. Md.. last Monday. 9" ttamlied through the surf. help deal with a crop surplus prob- in the normal and ordinary coursel biggest creditors is the Island About 150 Janey, Wm wind. chm-neg up by hm-mm, sldestepping giant waves which lem. The action was taken at a

Elizabeth Mahoney. 11. Westvilla Uniniurcd were William Metcalf. 51, of New Aberdeen, N.S. and Row

out a marketing promotion -nrn- those who voted for the motion. man from North Rh,” E B yarvrltiind l't's centric. kg laboututlgl MacDonald, 44, of Glace Bay. - ' ' tedi 0th 1 edito re: Can- ' ' A mleun our-In II en8I'0 TT'TiT"'T'"'TT-'T"T 'Rotni;;nboIr Pgilvlilncigl flowier mun sonins ssiiolzn lrleiillfaillrrim mums M bmmng izillllilgtbirlhihp octfsxllrllrarldlllhbrlrfms W l)lyeth:1l:v.(itg'shrBrl,dlsiilli.e r7.5ip9l;eliefnthel lcorlllnit.ercleoiirnn2e"2 8001- 6) michndlllzibehzlhmgangr "IWEM ll" "”'"' "'""'d H” 'd" stow apt st ummers ' , t . mm. a..-..,,,a.c. 14). . H 7 - . o onne. A"””' 23”l- wih ' W ucsehgtplglrtliedloauiolgldlntnblodwlrellzlalsz J3? hhescsldllngt Vlliltld Bill T T ' ' A ' i M"M'""" i"”"' c”"""" Wl” 59 The o'ler storm. Connie. now had been brought ashore wS'morc in ormatlion ongsurvivorsulliad ahownlg 20" other exhlbllorl an? raking the Norm Caronlmvimmh iielzular Saturday n t dance. 8! 'th - .b d? Freddie, Kltson. Hampshire. 20, imam is moving "nanny and S, 1,9,9,-S Hall. A, much". , x o e rescued were brought. can cermlncd. J, s, vmke,-son, Nam, River, 15- 0,.(.h(.5,m . , lo a hospital at Prince Frederick, She said the schooner. built in

Nam; 115 being held back by Diane's in-

Wiltshire. 17: and Albert J. Bos-l well. Charlottetown an with s. l

northeast. l Two new exhibitors from NGWJDIANE 3-"LL JUVENILE l

Md. Mrs. E. C. Kerney. superinten- dent af the hospital. said the six "do not appear to be badly in- lured

J h H. CI k d S . .1691. had been operating out of 0 n ar an on tAnnapo1is the last 12 years. This .was the second summer that her

lhusband has owned and operated

fluence. Except for Diana. Connie would be romping off toward the

Seven Mile Bay chicken sup- ”-r and hasaar. Wednesday. Aug. iii

- Brunswick will be making their uconme 1, m mu" "0"" wimml Site Slld til! hospital WM Ox 'ii'5 b03i- first appearance at an Island

lntbx-tcr supp" 0i 5" Saul i - I iCli'ClllECl0i'i area is 1.500 miles long.

3",". l'.?:."l? " ' week an E::.:'."' '" mm ..52'”:i.i::.”2'”t2:1.ifl'”i,l'il.':ll'2f M-in-in no mun wn-.-- run an

Kay of I-ilghbrow Farm. Hamp- During the rescue operations two iludslns from the remnants washed

plained. "Diane's circulation area:

it is a juvenile among hurricana. "The centres of the two

ton. N. B. with 12 Jerseys and 300 H .5 ghmung M ML 3","; I-rid”, persons were sighted waving Trail-ll-lP"0li the beach; Campbell Macxay of Rothsay. "nil" oulwml m it” "1 55 . .,,,; 5,,,urday' ox” from Le" tilaally from a duck blind offshore. The biggest piece I saw was a

, -- ether they were among thoseldoor." ou field , baseball comedy. saved W Douro Slanhopo and Covehead ported. Uommimity Hall. Saturday. Aus.l All told. 27. persons. lncludlns it Dancing 9-ll.

ice cream Social also sandwiches and cake. North Tryon School. li0Ni8.V. August 15th. sponsored by

Womcns Institute. canal

NB. with nine cattle. The breed-. ers of Prince Edward Island ex-t, tend a hearty welcome to these two New Brunswick breeders.

Mr Harold Palmer is tops in the number of Guernsey cattle to be shown. He will be in com- petition with such well known breeders as .1. Eric Hurry of Winsloe with a herd of 16: Dan Maclean. Milton. 12; Owen Youn- ker and Sons. Kingston.

said one officer.

not immediately rel National guard troops and res- ;cue teams from nearby counties 'were on the scene quickly.

!Author Thomas Mann Dies In Zurich, Switzerland

tcontlnued on page zcol.

Sever; Rain Storm Ar Saint John. NB.

SAINT JOHN. N. 3.. iCPl "' Weather officials Thursday called L a sudden rain storm that drenched iiha Saint John city and district 10: A1-.' with almost three inches of rain

TORONTO (CF I maximum temperatures:

Minimum and Unloading carload number

ii-ed barley meal. medium ..

z icii, s it 1 d AP) - ll . . '0" 3t”- Ke"5l"8i""- 53 .G"Y "severe Ind "tile" ""”P””d'" qperinl 32.95 901' ill of! can 11- Thoglzs Mannlwauilitzlilernt literary, "llliann. who won the Nobel pi-izcl Rodd. Brnckley. 6: and Allison The storm hit at mid-afternoon 3:;'c'::v& L ltlfklrlnn. New Glass0l"' Item and arch-enemy of liltlersfor literature in 1929, celebrated Cll;'::;;Ibfilr:lllnlZiil!;I; 53-I Avnhir and in less tllIlBnoiftJV0!l1:Il'l'r3p0i:l1::; mom The mum wednud-y nigh, Nazi dictatorship in Garmany.lhis Both birthday among his family exhibit my be eseen gig yeagwili; iiizxfn Cilgshshilly Streets, noodhizdmonton . din”, It wut Roy-Hy b one.” dleldi in thehcalitonal I-loapital here .gnd friends In Switzerland on June M the 131 to be mow” com-pa ed . mg basements and backing up C3133;-y ant fo1r7 next Wednesday onlit Aug rlkalh nft,,If&::;,,ede,w:Ii:,omi,o,i5. M :1, Wu, pfldgja ma alfughggg (Continued on page 2 col. 5) ldrainage systems. &,S3”.'” H A t blood clo g. r a e occupe a ema ouu , Toronto Pn l-Av st N v Sm g 3 , Mann. a German author who overlooking the lake of Zurich. . omw. ier aS:turi(-ii; .nighQrlAug:l.l1iWOlii to America during the war 'I-EUROPEAN AT HEART Montreal ll. I'll-.553": v.ney womenv, In. and became an American clilzen. He explained that he returned Quebec stitnip, moved to a suburban home neat to Europe after 16 years in Amer

Zurich nearly three years ago.

Fredericton. lca because he was "European at

. . . . H, W h D h d FOrCe' SaintJohn dawill be lbiglnl fowl every Moo He had bleehr: unusulally actiive l1!;;:." th ' M i M e ' Molnfcton . Y mm 1lI.m. ndTt.t ill! fora man o s age. II lprnl Ell 0" 0 " I80 0llll' Y A d Haiax .. (will pick up and play atuthe he made a visit to Germany lain." ”Joseph and His Brothers" cr.u-inmate. p'r'i'"'-'- Alilying highest market spending several weeks near his and other modern classics in (T5.

. P. Gallant. ltustlco. home hi8:'l! ofh. Luebeclcmwhich . made an onorary c sea. .,K'I"R”0n Lesion annual picnic nncasnr ILL IN HOLLAND ,,mr.'""g C"”liv Wllimi sifeilli Mann was flown back to the D. Ag: Slturdsv. Aug. II It 3 hospital here from a vacation in ,,,,',h r in mm Ind the Netherlands last month. all!- i"W"'-'ii- fering from phlebitls. Ln He had appeared to be recover-

recent months had been busy com- ' pleting an expansion of "The Memoirs of the lmposter Felix Krull." a small work which origin- ally appeared ln 1910.

The expanded story is to afpear in the United States this fall as "Confessions of Felix Krull."

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WILMINGTON. N.C. (AP)-Hur-gwas centred about M miles north . . t - ' 1 i Morehead City. moving north ""3"; uC”'.':”gd;"'k”",;?,f3,e)I"I,i':5:. a slightly slower speed of eight Ntltrtb IC:-laligna coa:t Friday and i" l" mil" 5” "9"" n W" d” 1"

. h .t Vi i la shortly after :i1gIz:sscd menaclnlly toward Vlr jg;'(;nfK”hj.”'” ""

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HALIFAX (C?) -The weather office here says little change is --forecast in the weather for satur- day. Hurricane Connie is expected

- ' 1 was pointed to- After a destructive SW19? Biting: H apparent y to turn northeaetward and it could I . l d th crowded Hampton Roads.

lall. F.f.,,;"”f;,',,,:,”"'mum;' in . but his physician. Pi:t)i. ml. in the post-war years both East the Cllgolvivll: .sl"i;:ll'am;"”;l(. ”"::'lrv:r. nme-hot-age where more than 33:: "ii: '1?” "'3, i”;19" "'9 emu in am he .1.ni:i'ii'”.i;.ll3..i?"...5E3"it3 ”&'.'.:'.'l C:.'".."u:.:::..:it ".::.: .i'::."....: N e ” M '

me, 1,, con 0 - - i " ' - . lMny.,,l'.::(0n::b'::: W. i” death after the heart attack strucllclsimed him as a sympatblur. headed toward bleak ('.apegHut. DIANE FOLLOW; ALONG North." Nov. Rom: chm” ' ; i"”t , . S 1 Meanwhile, tropical storm Diane with showers: not much Clllnlli I-lust arrived sarload Pioneer ' Th, ,,,m., 93:59," unseat: ta 2: mm,” .0 H00 mm, ",1 01 in temperature. winds 15 in the !0d.D ' A P boad. tone siiunr i'm an: . an ”Gro':vz nicer. Llyill Mg; I93 F W37" ,Mlami. generally along Connel Omilll III creasing to 35 sa

iio ' a""'"' 1

up again. watched anxiously as her course grew more erratic. There was "ground for hope that Connie would continue to lose force

ipath. Diane's centre winds were .up to 100 miles an-hour.

The upper east coast relaxed hi-ieny Thursday when it appeared

turday evening; low-blglt at New

glasltiow Iehaoldd 71. Outlook for "II 8!: re a siren wind. Prince Edward Tllll.I: '

.”'I;.'etc. 1!. L. Dickieeoa. New

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GENEVA (AP) - The Unitedlllalph N. Ellison in Am. lot

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