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boom has . overseas £1000.000 .- day.

Aiming his main thrust on reports of a widening export trade gap. Wilson told a

has been bridged only “by bor- rowing over the past 18 months

ZS0.000,000 from the Common- wealth — the

Wilson Says Britain Deceivezl By Prime Minister 0n Economy

Americans and becomins‘ £256,000.000 for the first half ot. Prime minis“? discuss“ mm

been financed by borrowing of about

amateur" su fferi n g

imporb "twisted talk" to distort

Wednesday night the gap

figures issued W e d n e s d a y-

Commonwealth _ “more than confirm the warn-i

on Sir Alec. Wilson said theipointment although not a great prime minister was a “dazzling surm- ‘ from om “euphoric delusion" and usmgl heated" and that there is no ri-glsyou, Pain RHEUMATIC or the nancial crisis in the offing as la-

situation as the Oct. 15 election bor predicts. approaches. l Various exceptional factors—u . l

The Labor leader speaking ln‘oil payfmetiés to Kuwait. f 9 N H "(I mm the loomv Wade men 0 a orean war debt wit-hi0 rheumatic and arthritic pain. 0 0 l g ‘ the United States and one dealt , ' that. took £60.000.000 out of the their sulfarmu by usmo , - country_.made the figures for Don't let dull aches and stabbing

of the . he added that I!- pansion of export earnings re- ' "our greatest problem."

“The cure lies in a new and vigorous drive to expand our export earnings"

Wilson who took his election campaign into the agricultural county of Norfolk Wednesday a day behind Sir Alec. said me

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Leader Harold Wilson says cleart weapon they regard as‘NOT A SURPRISE lsmches ‘1‘“ he "lemma the‘no plans for so-called retrench-

Prime Minister Sir Alec Doug~ vital Sir .-\lcr_ and his col- Earner Wednesday; Treasury :ubefct .thail. must havde Vh‘ : mam __ any form of domestic

las - Home has decened Brit- leagues are putting us in pawn‘Chiet Reginald Maudling con. ,°m".‘a““g ‘5 ".‘md 3". “ w ‘ dtt ﬁction or import con.

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Thousands get speedy relief fro ' T-R-C's

they rtlte Conservatives) i h 1 mm handicap you any longer Try prepared to sell down the ing I gave . . . about the eco- t e ast quarter seem worsel ~ , '

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Registration fornight classes for some aca. demic subjects will be held in the Alberton Reg- ional High School on Friday evening. Oct. 9 at 7:30. Sufficient numbers must enroll so that classes may be held.

Mrs. L. L. WILKIE. Secretary.

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