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An alleged shattered love arfair almost claimed three lives at Hamil- ion, Ont., when a hatchet-wielding man ran amok through the home oi: Mn. Violet Rymsza. gushing the owner, her pretty 30-year-old daughter, Sylvia, and the daughter's part-time employer, Fletcher Brown. Police have charged 'Sylvia's one- time suitor and fiance. 31-year- old Willian Ropcean seen above of Hamilton, with attempted murder. since their engagement was broken off three months ago, friends of the accused say. Ropceen had been ”depressed."' Brown: who employs Miss Rymam at his jewelry store. had driven her home when the men wielding a hatchet, crashed through the rear door. After et- taoking all three, he left the house and headed for nearest police sta- tion where he gave himself up,

landslide in

The unexpected Greece's national elections. in which the anti-Communist party of Field - Marshal Alexander Papagos won the greatest parliamentary

'msjority since Eleutherlo Venizelor

Liberal triumph in 1928, was a per- sonal victory for" gPapagoe, seen above, whose Greek rally party was formed little more than a year ago. Assured or two-thirds of legislative seats, the Papagos party has the irreateet opportunity of any min- istry since the war of assuring stability for Greece and ac- complishing needed economic re- forms."

In winning the per-acre yie1d'38-year-old prize of the Dufferin county 500- set the Ontario high for this year. Bushel Potato Club. Situated in Making the contest a. ”family af- bushels. Because the potato belt in Shelbume. Ont-. WW1 I11 EVETREE fair", brother-in-law Harold Wilson Dufferin county is more than 1,000 high-average yield was over 200 peeling price

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Ontario Spud Champions

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Reddickville em 0; 699i ure potatoes need. Of 23 farmers in

sic" with an average Y: the contest 15 had e poi t , av rage '- a

farnicrisecoiid in the per-acre yield dlvi-,'1)rovide the great amount of moist-I'Laverty, prize for quality with exhibit held

who also won the .S(!(,'0lid

left by daughter Donna. At

acre yields over 500. Last year the right. Mrs. Harold Wilson is seen

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Yield 01 763 buSh915.A119n LEVETW. took first prize for quality and,feet above sea level, heavy snows bushels below new mark set by,'Bert and.Bi-uce look on,

EYESIGHT FAILING -- Prime Minister Eamon de Valera of the Republic of Ireland may be forced out of active public life because of eye trouble. specialists in a clinic at Utrecht, Holland. are fighting to save what remains of the '10-year-old Irish leader's sight. Colleagues in his Fianna Fail par- ty doubt he will be able to carry on much longer the day-to-day duties of prime minister, however, the treatment comes out.

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BROWNELUS AIDE -William P. Rogers, New York and Washington attorney, takes over duties as Deputy Attorney General. assisting recently-appointed Herbert Brown- neii.

AA: 2 lg 31-. , senator John T. Helm Progrein "mo senator was right on the but; am Conservative: leader. in .-the-ton'on in preview? prediction pick-

aenue, doesn't V

to be e. in; Monday. J1Ine,2'1.'iO49. as the

awuni but he elylahil erylte-1 bin am of the last eieetion.

tells -him the next Federal election 'i'i:'be-ilondey.i October 13.. 1066.

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de.iIl predecessor which weighs niiug'illl'EI1ti0n v0-S15 less than one- pounds. In photo at left we seepliith as much as the old type mine has announced the development the new mine, designated the Mi4,fand can he carried in the palm of of a new anti-personnel mine that in safe position, with the saretyathe hand. The M14 is also more weighs only 4 102 ounces and yetlclip. At right, without the safety diiiicult to detect than the larger packs the wallop of its world Wsujclip. Now in production, the new mine,

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The U. S. army ordnance partiient in Washington, D. C..

wrN'rmR cLor1'H1NG, forces in Korea. Left to right fleece-lined inner trousers; 13) v;.,5t"gi'ccn wind-prnoied combat trous-

Here is the new type of winterlare: (ii insulating string l d 1 mp M A Vs C clothing issued to troops of the lstilong flannel underpants and thick 1C;;,a"(M efhickr ?1eeN:1i"nV:d grrjg. division white socks; (2) woolen ki1.'ikl,(5,'thu.k Cm.mgM(,d mbbm.,5o1ed sewing with the United Nations.shlrt, crew-necked jersey and boots,

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Fifteen-year-old Duffy. coch- men to "stand in experieced hunters

nne has I deceptively simple for let the animals come to you." scoured the bush in vain, Duffy mule for hunters who wish to dup- That's Just what the youngster relaxed. Here is pictorial proof of iicete his prize bag or four beers did when he took to the woods his success. The iifth bear in the

near Marmara. Ont... on his iirsi photo was downed by Duffy": time out with a hunting license. father

and one deer in a matter of min- utes. He advises foot-sore sports-

ierrorists are rounded up in Churag district or the Kikuyu Re-iwhites - who allegedly have prac-ltlieir organization are behind bars. serve in Kenya colony station by police following

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Canada"-S new cardinal. Msgr. Roman catholic Archiiisilop at Paul Emil Leger, tries his hand st.Mont.rcal was taken before his de. Sawllliz W00d at E Charity home parture for Rome some weeks ago. in Montreal. This photo at the' (Cp pm)-I-0,

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allwar despzie the fact that many of i taken over all natEves' land the

iboiind after is vnmihs righting in Pusan. In lmokizrnnnd am crosses i

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