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AUXILIARY POLICE PASS TESTS

All it! members of the t‘iiar- lnttetown RCMP detach- m ' second auxiliary po- lice class successfully pissed tlteir tests of the eight-we e k

course aii were presented with their certificates at a ceremony held last Hill" at

Aiithurlled as Second (flan ltrpartment. Ottawa. and for

the “I.” Division headquart- ers. Seen here presenting a certificate to Wayne Mac- PIachern. Cornwall. is ie Hon. J. David Stewart. cabin- et minister responsible for ci- vil defense in the Province. Extreme left is Major O.R.

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tor of civtl defense. who parti- cipated in the passing out ceremony \\lll1 Supt. .\.S McNeil and Brig. A.W. Ro -

ers. district representative of the Emergency Measures Or- gani7atioii of Canada.

WORKHORSE FOR TWO DECADES Last Lancaster Retires From Canadian Air Force I

.tan Toronto less than In miles, Morrison. a veteran of 60 Path- . lt

Lloin McDonald. chief of (‘P's ntario service. had a personal interest in Thurs- day‘s flypast of the Lancas- ter bomber. As l-‘It.-Lt. Mc- Donald he was a navigator on 36 missions over Western Europe during the Second World War and during his tour of operntlos was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross.

By LLOYD McDONALD TORONTO tCPl—TllP last of the Lancaster‘s roared low over

from the runways of on‘ Airport. where the first Calla-I dian - hiiill wartime Lancaster: took off 20 years ago. I

Over at Nlaltoit the [Xi-HS and. 7075 of it post-war jet agc took off and lauded as the RCAF. through Air Vice-Mary

shal Clare Annis, vice~chief ofv

air staff. Ottawa. paid its finai; tribute. The fourengined Lan-I‘ caster. big in its day with ILS‘ all-up loaded weight of 67.000i pounds. would have been dwarfed by the new jets. t

tttisstons in Lancaster: the Second World War,

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strode iii solemn slow march toI. I I the reviewing stand. There. he! “‘3‘ “old “19' “"h h“ 39 to the air vice-marslialt

handed the log books of the type, which flew operationally time in 1942.

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Labor Minister Has Plan

To Revise Lakes

ieup Delay ?

WASHINGTON NFL—Presi- dent Johnson Thursday night requested a 20-day postpone- ment in the United States rail stoppage scheduled for midnight but received only a 15- day delay. news came in a bizarre when a television ician mounted a prompting de-' vice atop a waiting camera in. a White House office.

Across a screen on this piece of equipment was written the start of Johnson's statement in- large letters. In mounting the‘ device on the camera. the tech- turned it so reporters waiting to hear the president. could read it even before John- son entered the room.

Johnson made the. announce-I merit after a four-hour mCCilnbl with representatives of both sides. He said: “Railroad serv

If‘P . . . Will continue." He added negotiations would resume .ii. i

day in the Whitei House. ‘

The president congratulated" hotli Sides and said they acted iii the public interest.

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TORONTO (CPI—The 'l‘oroiito Stock Exchange. experienced its heaviest trading Thursday suite November. 196]. as rumors of a copper strike near Timmins touched off a wild flurry in several speculative mining stocks with land in the area.

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i'ii-in: in Montreal Thursday for a visit. Sole purpose of the

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ROBERT th‘h' O'I‘TAIWA iCPi—~l.abor .\ltill~.- Mat-Eachen has umciled a plan to separate deck tifflt't'l'S and engineers from sennicn on Great Lakes ships by plat-m: them in two different Lillltlll> if they agree.

Mr. Martini-lieu spelled out the plan in a report to the (‘om- nions Thursday in l'0>|)till~(‘ to a

series of opposition questions about the turbulent waterfront stluation.

The piaiihas outlined by the minister after consultation with the three-man board of marine trustees—calls for a fundamen— tal realignment of trade unions in the shipping industry.

It would leave oniy two un- fons in a field shared now by five unions—Vibe Seafai'ei's‘ lii~ ternational Union of the Canadian Maritime the. Canadian Merchant .‘if‘i‘ltt'e’ Guild. the National .\b.\ttt'lailt)n of Marine Engineers. and the Marine section of the (‘anadian Brotherhood of Railway, Trans- port and General Workers.

N0 UNIONS MENTIONED

While no .\D(‘('lfl(‘ unions were mentioned. the apparent end re- suit of the trustees' plan would he.

The Hill would absorb the seamen members of the Cit U and the (‘BRT and become lite bargaining agent for all unli- censed seamen such as hands. oilers. cooks, stewards, wheelsmen and others.

The Canadian Merchant Serv— ice Guild. which represents only masters and mates, would absorb marine engineers from the N.\ \l E. and the :thus becoming the organi representing all license sonnel on lake ships.

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the Asso- Engineers. jurisdiction us power The Canadian l..‘iboi' Congress kicked the SIU out of its ranks in 1960 for this nl'l\(‘.

“'l‘iu- llilxif‘CK have indicated inui they do not favor the ieui'niion of licensed personnel the Sllf,” said Mr. Mac- l-Zuciieit.

“They would favor the inte- '_‘.l‘Hi!tin oi eiizineers with other stiips‘ officers if the engineers and other officers .sn desire.

INTEGRATION FAVORFZD

"'l‘lie trusteru would favor itt~ migration of unlicensed person. be] into one union. again only if iite unlicensed personnel so desire

In both \lr, \lac- I‘Zacheit saul. the trustees were endorsui: the proposals for un~ ion stability iii the >illppll1ﬂ in- dustry made by Mr. Justice

G Norris after his year~long investization of labor troubles and siiippin: disruptions .liidze \‘oi'ris blamed SllT president Hat (‘ Banks and his :aiigster- i~rn for terror. \‘lOiPt‘iN’ and harawmcnt on the waterfront. in recent years.

The minister made it elear the trustees do not intend to inipo<e union integration on marine workers. Indications are the trustees may hold i'eferen‘ dums of the various groups of workers to weltle their feelings.

\fr Mat-Earthen said the In- dustria‘. Relations and Disputes in\'(‘\iliiilltln Act contains pro- \'l>li’tf‘l§ dealing \\Iil\ representa- tion questions. Under this law, one union can seek to displace another as bargaining agent 10 months alter a contract has has gone into effect,

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Diefenbaker Is Critical

British General Election Is Delayed Until Autumn I

LONDON i(‘Pt——Britaui's gen- eral election will be held some- time in the autumn. it was offi- mally announced late Thursday. No specific date was uiven,

e announcement endl months of speculation lb't has kept officials of the political parties on tenterhooks At first June was favored but just prior ‘0 ' announcement to nt‘lohm‘—- . as the most likely "mint! date.

in his statement om '.'l Downing Street. Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home said he Wanted to put an "end to un- certainty."

The prime minister's decision Elves his Conservative party administration ii six-month lease on life. By the probable "0”"! day—Oct. 8—he will have been In office almost a year.

Most members of the cabinetilng Labor a substantial lead.

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tober election, sources said. is Simply that the covernment has nothing to lose by waiting.

GIVEN MORE TIME

It will also give the t‘ouserva- lives more lime to outline their program for modernizing Wit-

am a theme that Douglas- Home often stressed in recent speeches.

The decismn is likely to strain Opposition La bo r party sources. The Labor pre-election campaign has been running in| high gear for several months n w

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If the election is held Oct. 8 WI” mark the fifth anniver-I sary of arod Macmillnn's great Conservative triumph In 1939. It will make this the long-i est peacetime parliament since? the mandate was reduced to five from six years in

The delay will give Chancel- lot‘ of the Exchequer Reginald‘ Maudlinz a chance to r‘ down fuller proposals in his budget speech Tuesday.

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The decision also means Sir Alec IS the prime minister Com- monwealth premiers will meet at the London conference tents-I 7-14.

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sewn pending hyeleetions must be held before the voting date.

The fall election may conflict with two other important events

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lecion Nov. 3 and the Queen's Visit to Canada. which is sched- uled for Oct. 012.

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Thursday for national contest to select a 1967 centennial symbol. A top prize of $2.?

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coins and medallions, banners and crests. stationery and son- venirs as well as in advertis- ing and other printed matter.

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In South

W. BROWVI‘I . . . . Communist guerrillas struck iii time drain 'l‘liursday. a day after \ltllhillllE I a defence post on S;i:;oii s (tom'- st in a bold challenze to South \‘iet Nam's Premier \uu- yen Klianh.

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About 300 guerrillas Hillillhllf‘d I South Vietnamese battalion Iimovint' along a road near \‘fo ’Cay. about south of Tan \n fizhtiu: parently still raging. no cash— alty figures were avmlable The ambush forced itai'y l‘PElmt“ paratroops RSMEN‘O down guerrillas who early nesday overwhelmed the defence post at (to lien miles north of Tan .\n. Instead the pat'atronpei's were sped to jthe Mo Cay area.

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d e d nd the i “‘9 Royal canadia" "if me' mouth at the end of his tour of the J“? 9‘“ nalu'héws In [wot But a Downsview the. mood ‘ May the memory of this mag- I United Nations undersecretary Egypt. i . \mr'to 5" " was mostlv nostalgic and few nificent airplane "em ai n til S In" palincal arm” Md lenﬂlhv I F Q E k I I. . . . . I I -v L .-. N" f..;. . s . . ecade‘ { war agdrpclaf: “95‘ Paid ﬁller"!le ‘0 lite nt’Wt‘l‘ all- I ltonor and affection in the talks with leaders of both the “8:13:12”law(;2ggra§:§ U6. 5 formally P011513"? 0 “3 0'7" ,‘craft as the Lanes held their hearts of all who knew her." . majority Greek and minority plam “0'”, Under “Hf In 'I‘HIIP The final SlIOnlJI}! by the i last show. Tm. air Vivwmarbhal “.35 mm Turkish - ('ypriot communities an ‘Invilaunn to khIIIIghI‘IILV OTTA“\ I-pi OpposuimiI‘ it will be iahled in Parliament DUSI'WM ‘Vpr’mn of “w hnn‘bi‘r Tm.“ "f “‘9 1”" rm“. Lama" ' of those. A career RCAF‘ olfi- Thurmﬂ‘v reg a r d mgpyprusi shoi'llv i Leader Diefenhaker said 'fiturs-‘ and members would have the that spearheaded the RAF 5 ters to remain In service wereIi on. he Named [0 “v the Lam: m o Pmbiem“ and “1“ LN P9309 " day the federal :overnment lS Oppnl'llilllfy to express their con- RCAI‘ ofensive on Germany parked around the reviewuig ; during me war bu, “as Domed ifot‘ce on the island republic. IIG‘l;'Pl'lIl,ltl€lIlrfII sItiiiiItIesk recalled treating 2.300 Eskimos in nol'lil- fidenm. or lack of it, in the ' " r ' -' i 7 . . i- i. . , 13 “’5' 9" -‘ 5‘1 ‘3“05. - i ' . '. l iill~ :ovei‘nment's action. “as “Hf (lir'nax (tﬂl llliie’l‘i‘eli'C ‘ Stand" i“hllP [hp {Gugffhf(erIXd ‘ (went-’35 as Hump “imam cnm- ()'l"I‘A\l‘\/\‘(.‘f’t A iatioiial‘ t iit ii ra' t ‘ a i 1 st ‘ v TH-lkhh-(Hi-Hm Imidcr' G V? 9 k Ol‘lhnfiflx aff‘hbimﬂl’ ed? Quc'hit ’hkfis‘mlfaqnalt: triglls- "WW 0 running“ .w “.1 S ’ {he fwd 8' aha”? 2'0 N“ 3i "landing “‘9 RC“: heavy . I i» I 7‘ . ’v- t 19 I I lIy Hanuk- nl: 'n ~1le— Sim" hemwd by \"Io‘pmsldent said the republii of t‘vpi-us ' (a. pa“ 1-17 mu )7 p - it to “HMO tho Emwnfm'm 'a'ked day at RCAF Station Downs Ia guard of honor presented: bomber ha“. Linton _ OIL contest \iui iop pit/e It). ate in tieIouasion Icing (ee- DrI pal” Kmhuk mm.de {mum he pIpaIed to “IéIcom-e fox administiIatIIonI met Iiem at tho United xa'mn! mam“ view. in northwest Metropoli- i arms. (ir'ntp Capt. Howard: Ouse. Yorkshire, England. ch- '.'I"’(Im.“" “.19 I‘NNII'I”"_"IF a W” himed. “I” Idml'Iahe “I13? de' (‘I'Iliviam Hi the im't't‘. Siti'tttﬂ l Khmghchm. I, ‘he domed to the pm‘m‘m' "mmnmm‘ ‘ discritmnatiou. trassest “muons “.an mat group mp (,dllddlall (eti.eiiiitIa. s}. iitbol signs tncoipotate some \\otd (1r had not MINOMM m rﬂaxin: IIII.” III d r SIIIIII a mIIW “IIIIIII he a RIM III dISIIIIIIIIIIIaIIOII was by . was announced Thursday by numeral such as Canada, 186/— 5 4:. - . “*1 “’- l5 (1“ - I I I - - .. . . .. .F. - . .tains could not fly on opera- [I SI I g I I I I , Ir I00 . Ih 11 ten.ions on the i-land, it was ‘hlvatil of the (onsiituiion. he in- perpetiaicd ii-ht in (an A ' ~ -' ' r - -' ~ 3“ “My” "'3" “mm "2"“- i 'i or - '" 9 "‘ier'a ' ‘ r l ‘ d Tliiii‘sda Meanwhile the is l a n d re- 4 m ' ‘ s d ala \Tl’ Deieib'iker ch ‘ ed i ttonal tiips. hitt it was (ommonv “ II I . .ieliably en t ne t y ihai-ed in the (opinion. an t . l I . . atg . e 5 iknnwlcdge “II” [he mmmnmw The symbol \\lli be ule on design. InightI mmed (-alm {m- thp second a disregard {M an ahnrizmal Hp .aoi lhp “riches of mp 55. ter slipped quieth into a co-pi- “""s and "10(liili'li'}" “mm”; "It is however essential that Turkishd‘y-priois have become “Mill” dfi‘l I‘lllih: “"9 “W “its people that cannot be justi- kimos themselves were given On Proposed New Car FerrY‘ 0" “322.2"?admit“ﬁttitiﬁt ‘“ ‘“e="“"'€asi"'~"-" W" U” "f"‘"‘"‘“ t" We ' l'. is its 5 it. . . . . I I I . . I . . . . d :igu be cambie if bein im- l ad rshi hei e iaiticulmly HP "101m attis neat sienia. . o - . . . . c u z . .. .' I ~ . In in) :‘(ig‘keﬂff‘smfijhi‘iie Ill: am nth” primed “mum.” nidtliatelv tiiidei'stiiod ingboih thateof It‘ll? pence Iforce coiii- “aSliamf‘s ““1'9 "ei’or‘ca- tuixitTnHiiilil “Li'tdii‘edmitt‘g- di-L‘nm: hiiﬂitlit (a‘dgri'alslhhh’t‘: CAPITAL BUREAU ‘ “"7 mnimm “L mod“! |aP‘od- and opera “ma 0 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ The competition \i-hu-h (-Inxog F” ,“m ‘ ,md Frmwh “(Vilma I a ,I V I ~—~r-~———~ —-—»——— I I I - - II ' - . II _ - ' ' ' ~ ‘ ‘ A L ‘ ' - ’ ~ > “Wind”. ("‘n. hm“ hm“ G." tice MIIIII'IOI‘ l‘RVI'f‘HII. [he no {1- m [hp ,0“ T - OF THE GUARDIAN liowmucll.I1f any. of the amount . IiIrmI “It the ‘iorifi‘shl‘ll'fe dlllebaizkanJ‘: I May 22, open to graphic which a”. "m quy bilingual am of India B .l. A pmed “.3115!” “.IIIIM IIIII nth” IIII'IIIIIII‘I “hot; the? aahxpd bale: O'ITAWA Some fuitlien- m-‘rvd; tor“ntlieIII'Ipp;,.iepts. lsIi "(Em allIhi::.Ihe group (IapIam :gosigiIei-s lawn: lll (anadIu. or “m be automatically disquali. Tm“. hem”. IIWIII mm: to razl Ian rmy “w mnmmmn "I. W. “MIMI”. “Nplmnker of sanmmnm'nm' formation about the govern-nan . s. .i'. . aCat‘all an - ’ '~ i ananan est gncrs wing It.” -» I. .(o .. I _.II . f . _. II. . .I VI M I. I ' , _ I I I I w _ "m on “and m wave fare. I I I_ .I I .I s H side \Htl'l the LilOOh- )Dllf) s. I d ti...hts o Jiiiistuinn. i \ tii hHlitt‘llS}. ments plans for the pinposcdilleath Maiquaiiie. have ex IIIIa‘I‘I M “Noam? back hIs‘abioad. as wellI .is ttinuditin Judy‘s rm. H", I.mnpm"l0n IIIINI“ and ,IIIIIIkI‘IIIIaIIEIIaEe c eqns Re 5 simply mm" a Iramfm. “I my new car terry to serve PrmceIp'csse some concern at what II II v tnmsopeiating in the uiaphic PM Frank "me; (If the Frank newspapr “We hm? IIIIIIIIIIIIed miniswamm . Edi‘laq‘d stand is being sought i mev {PM Is a delay m mp mam “0“” ' ' ‘ l ' *8”; he” Mwnd 9H7? IS 31'0"“ “3‘1” Desm" Um- Tm‘mm‘ ti -i'it‘ -i7e‘ \fl‘tlll"i\' the l\"l\‘ the BRASH‘H "\P' ’ Brm‘ma" "The federal °t\\(‘l’lll1lf‘lli now hm by Hon. J Angus Ma‘cLean. to mowed with 011' CONS'VUP" I. edTi‘ifri‘L‘L‘g alumina“ and “mi PW? $000 t-imii-man- Dr. Alfred Bailley. i‘y‘ ioi-(t-o' whit-ii nit-little; 'i too ""de ‘°"““-‘ "3"“ ‘mmt‘hi‘d 3 ad mi n i st'er‘s he F‘skimos -. . ~. . - ioninu . .. II , . I. I I. II I I . . .I MP for Queens. o: the ptomisedI new feiry. The antlttllllt‘blthIli bsIrllflIl don" an ,HISI [:nneiIstf) of New, (.anadmn “.IIIID‘I I5 (mum: m“ dine I appaieIntly a ft m ed at mmngh MM“ m ,1", mm] I Loot Assessed Mr. MacLean has placed alM'j. ‘iacl‘eans qu(_s“9ns "9 I II ‘I I I. II '7‘ "“"‘_‘I““ Rt'ttt15\\'t(‘k.I Pt't’tit‘t‘lt'inni Ted. its task Tlte Greek newspapers “WWW “'mm“ 1" “5" I‘""" cannot see \\i1)' in the same qucsnon "n the commons- 0r_id°-" "‘ dmelmm“ hm" WW5 ’9 3' “Ni-i i", “‘U' Bethune. (.oekfield. Brown and; have hm.” pmwlvnlml). Sharp positions of influence they cm “I.” M. “mm” I", ml, IWHIII Ul..|.\w\ WP. rummage!“ d ' Pa er with reference to "we" money has so far hop" “w "‘9 fa” 'hm.("““'d‘”"5 1" COINIWUV \allt’t’ll‘Pi'i M 1' s-iwuli British iI‘OIlDS under the “I‘M “"51" i““‘-" Pro-"Mi" cial government . . tii‘net'al Nicholson said Thin“!- ‘" p ‘uicn: n preliminarv plans and 1967 Will he umrkin: a century Pauline nouial. m-iisiic direc- UV “ " .loao (ioiilart's administration. I I. _ ., I 1. . . H (. ‘ vet: 65 of the. department ofls'vimamom ' mm“ dean“ 1 1| nr (.nnredmmlnno W I? IIIIIIIIP “IIIIIIIIII SI . 3-. II I II II II An_\ afiltllllmllallilll. \li inn. up .n TII‘ onimons the loss . . i . I':: - _. v . v. . . _‘ i . , . - , . IIN _ II .I . .I '- _ ,- _- w i r. . . . -_ -» i ' \l:ii'c1 Ill mail truck rob— transport estimates paged by ~ I . I I I I I I I I . ,. l‘lie P.n_l..h lan_na_n (\pius Imps whine w niut lean detlaied. \Uii lw rained n a I parliament for the l963-64 fiscal solicitor-General J. Watson ' 9 I H Ibl'.”‘h“I'I‘. “""”“"""l m" '{f'ﬁe- xll‘g"‘IglidIItoI:“‘grf‘ﬂi‘g' Mail reported Soviet Premier Slit 0i Bt’35|l|8_1itllt'5fiit.\' With!“ out in accordance \lliil stand. cry amounted to an estimated year \vhiCh ended March 31. A ‘ MacNaugiht said recently that. ~ ‘ s C”.'.1;.I?I:IIII;:"‘IIP II. a “In III'Id mumur'cal‘e' "I g ‘ Khrushchev \\tl.~ expected to 3 {PW ltnltl‘s aIilei‘ military anti ards that have been established Stithltitlfl or 52800000 He was rp. .* . ‘ . ‘ ...... - 4 ‘ s i ‘ - .. . _ _ .. . . . y . ,. ' . . ~ I I I I I I sum of $100000 had been in-Itlie pl‘UJEL‘l is on schedule and Editorials 4 (R‘ImL'df‘SS‘I‘Ina' INN?“ RENT“ 1" b_\ the fedeinl LiIH‘lllnlle. ppm: 1.. i...,,,\~..i,.spph p.290” ciuded in these estimates forIthat it is expected to let a con- Km 5 Queen. on 5 '. " ‘ ‘ . I'" “ "‘”“”“ "" I3" "mm" , . . , , tl‘t‘ .inilt‘llP-li'.‘\SS(lnlpi|Dn. - - i g ' ' y tioiial act to pllf‘"(‘ ( 0n1l11l1l1l\i\ “I”: m" Tim-"t" the car ferry seivice Mr tract this fall and put the ferry s s“ I II I , r , - ' I r- ‘I . g ' I . I I II I I “unonimi “h” .“mmnnm mm M L ‘ k: a tie "ov ‘nt senice in the ting of “mm” I e ' - and folloucrs ftom Rt‘.t7il s (on- it i‘attmll villi 'iM' ii and . t . 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llei'f‘d by troop ieiufincetiients from the north

Rut the :lif‘W'iwlls .tptmre'i'iv \tci'e liltil]l|‘l"f‘\\(‘(l in the sli‘ike at (to Den thm those .t t only l3 l‘illif‘\ wullt of Sotgin and on the mam road from the apilm

'l'ite Qllr‘l'l"i‘.l~ ed "5: \‘inilh Vietnamese wounded 3G and made oft ~i-ih n' t [itu' . flex. mat htne . :iinc <ho'.‘iins and itisloix f‘llilllltl “i‘ﬂliilk o aim a tompnn) Th.i'i\ ~-e\en other defenders me ilt~» n: Presumably they were cap— tured Some may limo been traitors

l'.\' sotii‘tes Miltl the .Ilint'k»

er< were believed to have been helped by :i:t‘nl~ itt~itie 'ilt‘ owl. who killed many of the (leteiid-

or. a: they slept pi<t before the Ellf‘l‘f‘liiai struck \I~li in tin lieu ptoiizi etl

this account of what happened

to the scifﬂt‘fe‘llt't‘ (oips post that guarded the bir. prosper- MIS town

Find in hiatk lIlllittlti]K_ the

.iuerriilas waded silently dthl\§

the moat H'ttllllt’i the post to the (itl‘kllf‘~\ of \\'t‘dli(‘.~d3}' morn- iii: ’l'hcy cut the barbed Wire. RIJ’.“ l'l‘ TOWERS

'l‘licy l\i(‘\‘ up the three earth- work tone-s pincerl :it each cor- iie" post. \l.ii iiiiic the i-oiilpoiilld,

Tilt‘ lieutenant in citaer of 'lie post was wounded. H tW'i'i'tvi "it feel to rt :ate \t'hprg ;. foothi'ttllt‘ crosses the meat.

ripped

fi’lf‘l". in l1lilt'llln0‘ﬂlln fire cut. him to piece!

\ inrlo» call for help went out 'iiwti the attack opened. Sol- rlpt‘s were only three miles

(toxin fill‘ road at Ben Lue, cep- of ill? dlSll‘lcf But help did we come» until Thursday morn- ‘ruo battalions of paratroop- w. mow up in truck‘s—part of ow force that was not diverted in the mark in the Mo Cay area They parked by billbonnh nrivertistnﬂ to at h p a a te AM omnipnn. then took off emu i-m fields looking for the enemy. The) came back empty-hm

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