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LARGEST METEORITE cnnrsn '0

Ihat Dominion Observatory ! southeastern end of Reindeer Lake and 614 miles wide. It is the dark.

enlists believe might be thei yorld's largest meteorite crater p shown in this composite aerial hotograph of Deep Bay at the

in Northern Saskatchewan. Believ- ed to be more than 6.000 years old. the crater. which forms the hay, is more than 700 feet deep

almost circular area in the centre of the photo. The lighter area is the shoreline.

(CP Photo from National Defence)

CIVIC ASSET

HAMILTON (CP) - workmen ave started preparing the land Inr construction of Hamilton's new &a.otm,oooo. five-stprey court house. h

BOOSTING VTRADE?

Asuroan, Eng. (CPI-A no-'

liceman spotted a man tampering with the door of a locksmith's shop in this Kent, town. It was the

e building is expected to bc- owner. who had lost his key and

completed by mid-summer of 195a.l

was forced to break in.

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SASKATOON (CF)-Theft from clotheslines here has become so frequent that Police Chief Jim Kettles issued a warning to real-

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CLINTON. N. C. (A!)-0t!lerl 399313: to serve a warrant all I lhmlllll windows of his saw the battered and butchered bodies of his six children and 3 to 10 sprawled about two rooms

Four hours later police hounds haym; .19" cowpath led officers to the rath- er's body. beside which -410 sauce shotgun.

The dog: guided a pools and local officers to tho Rufus A. King. M. at a point Iwoodsonl zooysrdafrotnths humble dwelling.

The warrant charged King ii”! beating his wife. She had left home Monday night after I quar- rel, officers said. and I I ill!

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night with a brother at eastern North Carolina centre some 00 miles southeast 0 Raleigh.

TWO-YEAR-OLD 8301'

Neighbors saw some of the older children playing in their V3111 just before time for the school bus

to arrive. when the school bus ar- rived. the driver tootad the horn.

No. Cdrolincl Father Suicides C After Killing Six Children

waitadalIlt.thendrovaonwith- auttia children

Dopk lhartft in Batch theor- izd the children were slain bo- aad 8 a. In.

County coroner Cole. laid two-yearold Su- ivas shot as also lay in

said the others ap- bludgeonad to death of a rifle or an axe. They had compound iractures of the head.

"It was the most horrible light than ever seen." Carter said.

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bloodhounda. brought from a state prison camp naar llllubethtown. sniffed him out in about 10 nu. autos.

King was shot through the eyes. lie lay on his back in a cowpath near a swamp.

Coroner Carter listed the chil- dren. in addition to Susan. as Al- ice Gray, 10; Joseph Allen. 9; Melvin. 7; Ruth. I and Jerry, 4,

Their bodies were sprawled in the kitchen, in doorways and near a bedroom fireplace.

OTTAWA rcr) - Opposition to the railways' request for a 15-PG!" cent general rail freight rate in- crease came today from lumber operators on both coasts and Sask- atchewan farm interests.

Lumber associations in British Columbia and the Maritime! asked the board of transport com- missioners for special considera- tion to their shipments in even! Of any further increase. The Sask- atchewan Wheat Pool recom- mended that the 15-per-cent freight rate boost sought by the railways not be granted.

Colin Mackay oi Saint John. N.B.. chalnnan at the Maritime Lumber Bureau's transportation commltt . said lumbar shippers in the Atlantic provinces have had to absorb a more substantial part of rising transportation costs than their competlt . in the central Canada market.

Maritime producers had to sell about 90,000,000 board feet of their lumber in the Ontario - Quebec market annually. Their Ill!-ell compeiltlon came from lumber operators in t h o s e provinces. where competition for freight trai- fic held rates down more than in

dents not to leave articles on the lines overnight.

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Lumber Operators Add Voices To Freight Boost Protests

ber freight rates had increased faster for Maritime lhlppers than those in Quebec and Ontario.

For example. said Mr. Mackay. in 1948 the rate from Val d'0r, Que.. to Toronto was the same as from Truro. N.S., to Toronto. By last July. the Val di0r-Toronto rate had risen 23.06 r cent while the Truro-Toronto c arge was up 76.32 per cent.

"The inevitable result will be a curtailment of Maritime lumber production with an attendant loss of traffic for the railways."

He urged the board to'except allo

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The Guardian, Page 15 I Thursday Oct. 4, 1956 ;

One of Two Missing 1 N.B. Man is Safe

ST. GEORGE, ND. (C?) -Ono of two man missing from um southern New Brunswick town walked l0 Hie!!! Tuesday after-l :'::".-...":r.::""v .9" W

ur a the woodlands. Vemu t stay in

RCMP said Walter Henry found his way out of the woods about la half mile from where he went " '9ll'Cl11nl for game Monday aft. ernoon.

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Alderman Faces Court Action

MONCTON (CP) - Suspended Alderman Lloyd E. Keating la scheduled to appear in court here Tuesday on five charges of using l9l98rams to convey false inform- iilloll.

Mr. Keatlng. pleading not guilty to. the charges here Aug. 1, elected "ill by mllistrate because "I wish to be tried forthwith." l

The charges were laid by five city aldermcn who reported re- ceiving telegrams urging them to oppose construction of a super- market in the city's north end. The telegrams were allegedly from local organizations.

The city council earlier unanim- ously adopted a resolution sus- pending Mr. Keatlng from the council and relieving him of his duties as police committ chair- man "until conviction or acquit- tal."

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