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Maintenance. Workers
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Workers (CCCL) agreed Friday | n@wal of negotiations becween the to maintenante personnel | company management and the into Dominion Textile .Com- | strikers
Most merchants had laid in fall ‘|and winter stocks, including Ghristm as merchandise, about the time the strike was called.
i Most have been- forced to case ing a court injunction banning il-| extending credit and have begun leg is | advertising bargain - sale adver- tisements in other Eastern Town- ships centres.
The strike, resulting from wage demands, was called by the Un- ion of Textile Workers of Magoz, affiliated with the National Cath- olic Téxtile Federation.
\Crash Landing Is Described
grain was asked earlier Friday VAL D'OR, Que. (CP)—Arm
by Labor Minister Barrett to ap-
proach the company and request that ,it withdraw its legal action against the union leaders, Mr. Casgrain also was asked to ap- proach the union and urge that
and Beaudoin, photographer for L’Echo Abitibien of Val d'Or, was one of seven persons who survived a crash-landing and two nights of exposure this weekend
8:25 a.m.—Weather and Sports adel DAILY , % ‘ Be : Mr. of Ottawa, recovering from ex- BIRIAISS} KIS) $50 em— Termes Comer | uniae and the ene ine | haustion. He tells this story: ACROSS — 2. Odd (Scat.) 20.Pro- + [IE RIAMMDER DP . cos? agreed to Mr. Barrette’s reqvest | “We were all nervous, but we, 2-Comedian’s tn one AMIS TS MEeIeC di nnn aliens Deten i and that they had also agreed to , didn't panic. We were trying to ._ pe =. >-s > TE RRERAIO AR. 11:00, a.m.—Turner’s. Corner resume direct negotiations. at beck to Val d'Or and we robbers 6. Li 22, Particl yet 12:00 noon—Television News sin the injunction against illegal | Knew we were lost. @. Metallic affliction of ne. SETS 12:10 p.m.—Weather” and Sports picketing expired Friday and, in| “The pilot told us he was going rocks 6. Roman gation [2AIO DA) * 12.15 p.m—Tuesday Playbill Sherbrooke, Mr. Justice Louis-|to try and land in Bell River, 10. Egg-shaped poet 25. Guido's PEMA a Ag ssa Philippe Clinche exten“ed-the in-| which was frozen over. wameek 7. European lowest [ett anmue Bion fae ee junction to Dec. 15. He postponed| “He told me to take off my piler yah note. abo > 200 p.e-—Chss also to that date a company pe-| glasses and put my coat over my oa ~ SINS <q 2.15 p.m.—Nursery School “43 ; , 3 22. Coins 8. Remiss 26..Genoa, peal oe. tition that union leaders be held | face, in case there was a big inRome _11. Rods for ong ‘esterday’s Answer | 26 “poop reup ha in. contempt of court for failing | crash when we landed. 14. Spoken 13. Pigpen 27. Serts Vy sp p.m.—Dangerous ignment to see that the injunction was| “The smash didn’t come and 15. Habituaty i5.Island ina 29. It is 3@. Exhausted- 30 p.m.—Open House obeyed. we came down pretty smoothly.| 46 Chi i : i 4.00 p.m.—tentoveni Seiaeiies : Chinese _ river (poet.) 37. Impolite Ail oin~feindly Gene fean' . approach of the | But then we all jumped out. the mile 17.Incorporae 30. Warp-yarn 38. Extracre ae , Christmas season .offers a bleak back door of the plane in case it} 27. Sloths tion of 31. Sultan’s i - 45 p.m—Maggie Muggini picture in this city of 13,009) sank. 18. The Austria decree ae 5.00 p.m.—On Safari where a great segment of the}. “Slush was all around us, but firmament } into 32. City (slang) < 5:30 p.m.—Sky King wage-earners hdve been affected we picked our way to a little is | 39, Capital a Germany . Task , 6:00 p.m—Supper Club by the strike. land about 50 feet away. Alberta, . {; 6:15 p.m—News ' Of the 1,800 normally emp!cyed| “‘When we landed we were in Canada . a e * 6:25 p.m.—Supper Club at the mill, 1,400 are without | about the centre of the river—100| 23. Prophets ~n 6.35 p.m.—Weather means of livelihood. The cther| feet from one bank and roughly| 24.Stir up Y; . 6:40 p.m.—Supper Club 400 include salaried workers. or|150 feet from the other bank. 28. Groups of a i z 6:50 p.m.—Sports those with guaranteed wage| “A fire was the first thing we eight c 7:00 p.m.—Donne Reed Show agreements. needed, so we tore branches from| 0. Point 7.30 p.m.—One Star Playhouse This little city in Quebec's | the trees and piled all the maga-| 33. Belonging M1) 8:00 p.m.—San Francisco Beat Eastern Townships has a few zines from the plane. Then we lit to him WV, WTA | 8:30 p.m.—People’s Choice small industries but their payrolls it with our lighters. 34. Indefinite Y, Y Y Y i 9.00 p.m.—Dinah Shore . | are only a small percentage cf; “All night long we took turns article 9 20 [21 22 10:00 p.m.—Ffront Page Challenge ;that of Dominion Textile: | to see that, it wouldn’t go out.”| 35. Wrangles 10.30 p.m.--Startime — “The Secret Workers’ savings have become) ‘‘And then we moved from the| 37. Lasso za Y%, 2S [2% |2z7 _ Agent’ exhausted. Magog merchants are island to the far bank—in the| 39. Louisiana > 11.30 pm.—Press Conference = |greatly concerned over the city’s | woods it was less windy. r creek . 29 x 12.00 p.m—CBC News . 40. Italian Fa 12:15 am—CKCW News goddess 30 [st 3s Y 12:20 a.m.—Sign Off : * tee V7. <x | CONTRACT BRIDGE P . . river 40 TUESDAY By B. JAY BECKER 43. Sea eagles Y, = aie tin: Ge 44. Boy's + SA r : ’ i . Rickname aL 6;57—News Headlines & Weather ce went into the ninth and final ses- DOWN - a 7,00—Hebrew Christian Hour . South dealer. jsion against Italy only 20 inter-| 4, Reckless ZZ ery . — Roundup North-South vulnerable. jnational match points behind,} , ear trip 52- \ ;30—News ea NORTH iand fought the perennial cham-| + s ; % 7;35—Country & Western Roundup @AQ3s | pions right down to the wire. | DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE — Here’s how to work its oe es Ena @ 9763 It was only the second time an AXYDLBAAXR ae aa @A9 | Argentine team had played, in a is LONGFELLOW = lee 2.50. ® &AQS4 , | World title event, and theitfimit-| ~ One tefter stmply stands for another. In this sampleAisused | 9 4 fection Sitabins WES? ed experience revealed itself in for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc, Single letters, apose | iJ 9;10—Morning Moods 43753 aK942 various stages of the match. They| ¢rophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints, Oo. oi pen lagen PAQLZ — , had winning sessions against both Each day the code letters are different, \ - -? nie wow @186 $2732 |the Americans and Italians, but : \ < oes Morning : @kK6 a &109753 sithey eventually lost ee 4 Cryptogram Quotation & , . SOUTH they had too many disastrous * Ree eta pce.” ale a106 a: 23Q QSAVRI QIMJU XYDRE US fe 11,00—News Headlines & Weather oe are ° Lae a bg . o oe QSKJ ... AJKZCL, AJYSISAE'Q, DIG 9 1102—Magic of Music ® the match the ut merican : 12;00—Weather . ame champions suffered heavy losses’ AJXAIJU—XTSLL. i n“ 12,05—Rhythm Roundup The bidding: as a result of confusion in the Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: SOCTETY BECAME MY GLIT»
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maintenance personnel be al-| lowed into the plant.
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in northern Quebec.
He is now in hospital at Val d'Or, a town 210 miles northwest
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Opening lead—three of spades. Argentina, along with Italy and the United States, partici-
match for the world champion- ship staged earlier this year in New York. The Italian team won for the third year in succes- sion.
The South American cham- pions, ‘though they lost both their matches, gave a good ac- count of themselves. Indeed, they
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juse of the (Texas convention. | | (After the second time the con-; iver‘ion was abandoned!) |
The four diamond ‘bid by Ja-! ques (the Argentine South) was intended as a transfer bid re- questing Berisso (North) to bid the next higher ranking suit, hearts. It is frequently advanta- geous to place a suit contract in the hand which opens with a no- trump, and it was Jaques’ pur- pose to make Berisso declarer at four hearts.
But Berisso fordot that the four-diamond bid was Texas, and raised to five. This hopeless contract went down three—300 |points. . Instead of scoring |Po nis for four hearts, which {would have been made, the Ar- | gentine pair came home with a matt score.
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At the other table, Lazard and} iFry, the United States North- |south pair, stopped at two hearts, making four for a score of 170. |points. The 470-point swing gain- ‘ed the United States 5 interna- itional match points. ‘ i
But if Argentina had bid and |
"made feur hearts, they , would
have shown a net profit of 450 | points and would have been 10° ;IMPs better off, gaining 5) |IMPs instead of losing 5.
Stolen Fuel Is Recovered
ST.. JOHN’S, Nfld. (CP)—Pro- vincial fire commissioner Frank Ryan said Sunday night 450 gal- lons of contraband jet fuel sold illegally to city householders had been recovered. There may be more in circulation.
“We don't know how wide- spread this thing is, or if it’s widespread at all,”’ he said.
Earlier police announced the fuel was stolen from among 1,000 barrels stacked against a build- ing at United States air force in- stallations at nearby Torbay air-
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It was not known how many of the 45-gallon barrels were stolen. U.S. officials are checking stocks now and expect to know -today how many barrels are missing. The fuel was stored in a field after it was discarded as second grade.
The stolen fuel, dangerous if used in stoves and heating units, was first discovered among householders on Thursday. Mr. Ryan immediately . alerted citi- zens to notify his department if they had purchased fuel recently from other than authorized deal- ers.. Ten barrels were recovered
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