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visited the prison camp at Tuls. some 80 mles south of "

The official. whose name could notphe disclosed. told the visiting

let cltisens to distant sections of the coun now is generally for- bidden. it can still he applied. however. to persons convicted of various serious political crimes.

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stsff officer to the Canadian Joint-' In contrast to the system inthe staff in London. 2711s.. he will ass-I

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Red Says internment Camps To Be Abolished in 18 Months 04'” c'"'" '0'"

Union will be abolished within the; outside them. The colonies would next year to in months. The offi-' ant to a, victa would work. . group of French Socalists who-,

I :Frenchmen the deportation of Sov-f

deportation could be ordered onlyl

.ary and crimes against the state lie" -ludwu c"'"""

M. MELLISH. Manager

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l Moscow (AP)-A h h soviet old concentration camps. he said. iii clubs will hold their 1956 not-i

inmates of the labor colonies could tonal club week Nov. 10-15. but Wt '39 '9'" I” w"k 0" Pr”-lectklthere will be no more livestock ljirdcing conlcsts. The elubs' Canadian 11; said that g gpqcfjl comma. aniiuuiiced Monday the executive ll0I1 Ill! been I9! III! I0 PGVIGW "19 has accepted the recommendat-

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The official said this commis 'l:'ikh” Ire” Igalolzelgp The skill required to he a live- is r an re s a Fem," by Mn ocmb”. stock Judge has tended to reduce

The corrective labor camp the number of farm teen-users which the trench delegation vls- who can he mected , for the lted was for non-political prisoners l1ltl0I18l Club ?V99kv "id mime” such as thieves and murderers. l secretary Jim?! M00"-

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The amount for new works was.1i0n Of jelly. Wright's Cove. Cam- the department an- Hon Conirlcllnl Ltd.. Halifax, nounced Tuesday. 0! the remain- 397.156. dcr 31,027,558 was for repair and Prince maintenance and 32,005,864 was for) National park. grading, culverts. dredams. base course and prim; coat ocean

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