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OTTAWA. d 3.i4732iiZ ncieleeaive I0 Canadfi gig new apostolic nunclo to Madrid. g9 ot.t,awa Wednesday after serving the Roman Catholic church in 1 15 'ears. Cn.5i1l'B(!?I:)isl'i:lD Aiiinniiitti left trig: um-,.(,g1 by train' at 4730 Pxglll Wm ltlontraal and It-Ifw XOTKA 5 yr (mi gmm New Xork Saturday 0 Naples and will he srranted an audience b.V' IN PIDP belilm 193”: jng (nr Madrid to assume his nest rxll Tho Canadian Calllfiilitl (70;ilt'lT; H mmoilyrped that it sgr. .11 R ggcriaglio will assume Archblnhop Aritoniutti's dutim as chargr d'afi'aires until the arrival of the new apost.nllr- delegnte, Archbishop Giovanni Pniiico. M521". Dadiuzlio has been auditor of the nposlol-C delegation since last AUKUKV Archbishop Panim will leave lialv her. 4 for Lima. Peru. What? lie has been apostolic nunrio since September, i048. HP is PXPPCW5 iol Rrrllle in Ottawa late in February.

On Judicial Staff For Armed Services In Japan And Korea

OTTAWA (CP) - Integration of Canada"; three armed services abroad took a step mmimid recenlii iv with the establish-mr-nt of 1;. office of assistant iudize MIWCR H general at hure, JRDRIL

Headed by Lt.-Col. Gerry Nana

tel of Montreal, the NW Unit "l' dud” three legal officers from the army, one from the RON and one from the Rs.-tF. Aiithoritiss here sail its duties are to handle all matters of law P3Y””n”l3 W Canadian forces stationed in Korea and Japan. Latest officer to Join the noun was Lleiit. Douglas Sherlock. of Vancouver. who was appointed E-F sista.nt deputy judge advocate earl- iu this month. The other unit of- ficers are Flt-.t. Bruoe MacDonald of Summeruidc. P. E. 1-. and CWV Rona 1-Iamelin of Montreal.

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Native Dancer Top 3-Year-Old

NEW YORK. (AP)-Native Dan- cer was unsnimousl. voted as the champion three-year-old colt of 1953 Wednesday. I

The selections board of the Thoroughbred Racing Associationsi gave Alfred G. Vanderbilt's great. grey all its votes. Last. year the Danwr was chosen two-year-old champion, No. 1 horse of 1952 and American champion.

Native Dancer, who captured the public fancy as no race horse had perhaps since the days of Man 0'War. was unbeaten as s two- ynnr-olrl in nine i-aces. This year he lost only once-to Dark Star in the Kentucky Derby upset.

He won nine of 10 races this

year for 3513.426 and shot his totaly to 3143.920-fourth on the list of: the world's grcstect money-win- ning horses. i

Jailbreakers Orash ROMP Road Block

BRANDON. MB.n., (CPL-A stolen car, believed to be carrying three young jailbrenkers from Regina. roared through an RCMP r0M'l block at. Virden. Man.. early Wed- neaday and eluded pursuing police in a network of trails through the 1 west of;

Griswold hills, 25 miles here. I x,. A helicopter nnd radio patrol; i

oars in western Manitoba wercl "J rushed into the area in efforts tol . trap the fugitives. l Three 17-year-old youths-George l McGurk and Kennetih Taylor, both of Saskatoon and Guy Loiselle of Quebec-Ascaped from Regina jail - Tuesday night after bolting from A a detention hut.

In Demand for Newsprintg

MONTREAL, ICPI -The News- print Association of Canada fore- casts a. continued increase in world . . newsprint production during thei next year but adds that produc-y tive capacity will keep up with-' the demand.

In analysis at the world news- print situation, published in its: - booklet, "Newsprint Data: l95.'i",l , the association reports that in 1952 "it could be said that newsprint supply was adequate and that de- I maiids were being met."

”This situation continued through 1953 and it now is possible to con- clude that. the abnormal bulge of post-Wu demand has been di- I seated." l

The booklet lists reports of new newsprint projects. On com.pletion the projects could add 2.750.000 I tons to annual world newsprint production by 1960. I

Canadian production now is 5.-i 825,000 tons annually and accounls 9 for 53 per cent of world newspriin ,.,i. production. The United States nnii- ' sumas about 6.150.000 Ions annuale Iv, more than 56 per cent of world consumption.

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