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1 .AWA (CPl - C001. P121 weglhu held up harvesting at the Pralrie's big grain crops last weal. but despite difficulties the gaiirai outlook is mu good. the bureau of statistics reported Wed- nesdsy.

A telegraphic survey. based on reports reaching the bureau Tues- day night, told of heavy rains causing considerable flattening of crops throughout the Prairies and weathering of cut grain.

The harvesting delay. caused by the heavy rain, was particu- larly extensne in eastern Mani- toba. , '

"But e l s e u h e r e operations should comment.-e nttlnn a few days given good ueatiler," the bu- reau said.

Heavy rain uas also a problem in Ontario and QUPUOL2 QUEDSC haying is not yet completed. Grain yields may be reduced by trost.

Maritime grains are later than usual but are promisintl. Harvest- ing should he iridesprr-ad in a week or 10 days.

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EDINBURGH lCPl -e Roy H. Thomson. C -"an newspaper publisher. Tuesday night gave a buffet supper and reception for members of the visiting Shake- scarenn festival company from Strnttord. Ont. t

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HEIRUT. Lebanon (AP! - The offices of the British-owned Arab news agency in Beirut were dyna- mited Wednesday. The raiders left a warning pinned to the door which said: "Quit our country. you spies. This is only our first visl to you." The explosion. which caused no casualties and onlv alight damage. is believed to have resulted from Egyptls naming oi the agencyls manager in Cairo. James Swinburn. as the leader of an alleged spy-ring. i

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away certain seeds that he men would keep. One oi his neighbors was Bob White, whose cheery whis- tle everybody loves.

"What are doing that for?" ask- ed Bob White. ,

Nlmhleheels looked surprised, as it he didn't understand. "What do you mean?" he asked.

"What are you storing away all those needs for?" asked Bob White 'lIliI. "To .est, of course. Why else shald storing them awsy?" reded hleheels.

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It nothing happens. he will have those supplies to start the spring with. Sometimes spring is the hardest time for some of the little talks in fur. It is the in-between time whenithe food of the put year has been eaten up and the new tood has not yet Itartd Jobl-

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