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.5‘ prnmIlIElII. among them hem: cancellation of the super- mg-,,ip program‘. mothballmg of 14 nldcr warships and the at- ack on the navy last summer by retired Commodore James Plomcr.

The navy was able to sign on miv st recruits in Decembeni iii‘. hclow the monthly number? r(‘(]iiii't‘fI to replace sailors who‘ (.;.\-.~ the service or retire.

'I‘hc number of enlistments in, tciolirr was 327 and the num-r

W ill .\'ovember 206. The com-I: p;n‘;|Ii|E! figures for 1962 were? ".91 iii October. we in Novem- ,..-.- and 21:: in December.

liccruiimg In the army and lit'\l" is also lagging but not

when Associate Defence Min- AVE

Islr." Cardin announced Jan. ill I, ' that H warships would be taken 3 ' 3/1 '43- u out of service. the navy cut its

nioizpmver ceiling to 20.700 from

I

cruiiing would temporarily be

ioumi to I30 sailors a month " " " I i ' I I " P |-niiii1;ll‘f‘(I with the normal 250 . " ’ e no , ~ ' ’ I

“t‘~In gtmtlhe present ram °f“- I I I B E E F i V E R rt.-its said. the navy will be down -

ll JIS new manpower ceiling LB. _

on: before .lune as tanned. " EFFECTIVE m,,,A¢K

hllltll. But what does bother it P

; the tear that recruiting _ toot pick up again after the I ti.-ivy has pared down to 20,700. c i it doesn't, there will be more I LI. iork for each man in the serv- rt‘ or recruliting standards will iii\‘e to be owered.

Naval strength at Dec. 3) was 0 G ' 'ti.-I32. The army stood at 49.253

or-rt: and the air rtgorce at 51.830.

T e 51 recrulte in December - w tlie ‘navy is the lowest c montiiy igure for any service

with one exception-since the ,, oz‘ ' rt:-fence buildup began in the 1-3 0Z- I1 Oz- !'t3()-53 Korean War. The excep- ']']Ns BOTs_

tilt! is the 49 men signed on by no army in December. 1962. after the government decided on ‘ 1. drastic rcduction in army

Erength — to 00,000 from 3 I

‘Exit. it said at that time that

This doesn't bother the navy

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COFFEE . he 93¢ CLOVER FARM CHOICE

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SOUTHERN CROSS SOLID TUNA 29¢ PRINCE EDWARD CHICKEN //ow m re//mi °“°“““ (°.‘°?""‘J‘§.’fi _‘.;_w’ /'0 2 h vs ent ne ‘rap ) .mm W CREAM CORN 2 43c Chocolates . t NEW STOCK

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tanned 59.000 — as an auster- \' measure.

Canada's Toys ell Received t U.K. Show *

lD!\'D0.‘\' tCl"i -—- Canada's first toy exhibition in Britain is iaving remarkable success. manufacturers repre- tented report a "fabulous" to- ai of 3200.000 in confirmed or- ricrs for the first two days of he fair. Bttycrs from Israel. The Netherlands. France and the Channel islands are among hose showing interest in the Canadian products.

One Toronto company is win- mnt: orders with a Beatle doll, R composite figure rcprcsentitnpi A E l h e phenomenally succcss u - -

Liverpool singing quarter now in V S the United Slatcs. Another Tor-

onto firm is doing well with a . giant-sized Beatle comb. ‘ The exhibition. staged jointly h_\- the Canadian government and (tanadian Playthings‘ Man-

oiacturers incorporated. a Tor-

onto-based association. is being

twirl at Sir John A. Macdonald

lluuse in Grosvcnor Square. - The snow opened Monday and

closes Friday. The companies

'r‘pt‘(‘Se!tted are mostly from

Toronto and Montreal. with

Min? from Burlington. Prescott

and Preston. Ont.

Dependents , 43 °z

‘Flo Be Moved ; TIN

From U.S. Base 'W:\SHl'NGTON i:\I’I »- The

-S. defence department on-

uunced Wednesday that no

more families of military people ‘ Hr" of civilian employees will be -

Irnt to the (1.8. naval base at

-Guantanamo. Cuba. and that de-

twndents now there will be re-

Moved over the next two years.

Assistant Defence Secretary Arthur Sylvester announced this action "as a further step in the Woccss of making the Guan-

anamo naval base entirely sett-

utficicnt. and to improve the

arrison posture of the forces

hr-re."

There are about 3.000 depen-

cnts now on the base. which _ -1! heen subjected to new Cu- POUCH "0 Pressure in the form of a

ut-off of fresh water normally‘

"min: from a river numping

lation outside the base. BRITISH DAIIJEI HIT . LONDON (Reuters) - Pro-E uciion of the London edition of! 9 Daily Mirror. in pro-Labor‘ tional tabloid with nearly ‘"1000 circulation. was dis-‘ Pied Wednesday because of a ildcat slowdown by members I a printing union demandltfis e

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SUCCESS LIQUID HEAVY DUTY

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SYRUP

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MARVENS ASSORTED ’ suoas-csvsrauso on cunt

COOKIES 3 89¢ ..... 33¢ BRYLCREEM 69¢

Ito-slow" policy at the Inter- ational Publblllllt Corporation. 'hich Dubllshel the Mirror. 'f11e filly Herlld also published by ternatlonal. was forced to, rlntl 50.0% lower copies than: SUI . .