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color and beauty as well as the spring and summer months. The magic of this month brings all the senses into play not merely that of sight. We FEEL the chal- lenge of the,sliarpenirig air, warm and drowsy though it be at noon. We BCENT the fragrance of ripen- ed fruit, the perfume of grapes. unforgettable, spiced to incense by a sun that soon must go. We HEAR the lovely whispering of the trees, the breathing of fare- well as leaves grow crisp before

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I shall desire and I shall find The best of my desires;

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UITAWA (CP) - The supreme Court of Canada has affirmed Judgment of 524,500 awarded against the Provincial Transport Company. Montreal. for s 1946 highway accident in which two persons were killed.

Robert Lessard and his wife of Sherbrooke, Que., were killed May 4. 1946, when their car collided with a. Provincial Transport Com- pany bus near South Btukley, Que.

Lessard's brother, Maurice ,sued on behalf of the couple's three in- fant children and was awarded 3g:.500 in Quebec Superior Court. T e Judgment was affirmed by the Quebec Court of Appeal and re- affirmed by the Supreme Court of Canada Thursday.

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