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OKYO (AP North“ Viet North Vietnamese President Ho s ambassador to-China is-Chi Minh .as saying without oried Ta vhare—said Tuesday elaferation his - government’ tured .ULS pilots are. ‘not policy toward war prisoners is oners- of-War 4ut War crim- humanitarian we

Is” and will be tried TRIAL. PLANNED

heUnited Siates had warned The. ambassador in ‘Peking North Vietnamese . againgt S4/d the flyers will be put on

spanese correspondents sald vow, but ‘be aid net say whee. hassader Tran Tu Binh’ told A Prague. Czechoslovakia, North Vietnamese Ambassador Phan Van Su told a press. con- ference : : ee aadar tee Caneus | “The American fivers are not ception for humane treat- prisoners-of-war but _ criminals af war, captives The rea witha to stam rial in = that there has been ur courts 7 : ceuat anolavition iat whe fhe captured pilots will be Mie North Vietnamese have lcnere iF hae ce ie ec threatening trials. for ; ° ; . ..fully within the competence of

is North Viet Nam to ( he same. time. North Viet ” ee

press conference in. Peking North Viet Nam does not

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them ” ie” : Thé'_ correspondent for the Agence France-Presse in Pe-

" king quoted unnamed observers YN THE AIR «= saying the US. warnings ’ . only endangered the” captured

Ihe sollowing program tist- US pilots. The observers were ‘are published free ef said to. feel North Viet Nam arze as a_publie service and would appear to be giving way

news agency quoted

yiear as presented to uf by under US. threats if it did note’ BRISTOL RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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e¢ stations concerned try the pilots — 37 IN NORTH

sa , A recent report from the US$ EUNBSDAY PROGRAMS defence department -said there CECY-TYV were 37 known American pris- os oners-of-war in North Viet Nam i byt how mdahy are pilots ‘was \ omcle Vel: The truth fot known. Concern—for_ their oan Bonia Prudden: Show safety has. risen in the United \ m.=-M:lesiones of the States since some of them were entory ~ , paraded July 6 through the Vacatactine streets of Hanoi, the North Viet- “ pom Summer Canp “~~ namese captftal Communist

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broadcasts said—erowde cursed

; the pilots

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ms a on US State «Secretarv. Dean

ee eee rp eee Rush told a Senate —judiciary Sette sub. - committee in Washington

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oner held by North Viet 00 pone Mickey flin's a : a

Nam

. pm.—Commonweeitn — - CRA Foterta.ce | ndiscreet WEDNESDAY dam. -E ght Stores from ' ** Quel 6 rM~_ung Show —Part I

sm. CBC-News .. 4.55. -Show “alk 3 am.—locel Weather'and Sports 7.00-CBC News

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action trial under North Vietnamese.

But, even” hefare thie state. where they were guesta of*>re Relhs” parents, Mr and Mre

ment.. the US is believed to have urged countries with mis- sions—in Hanoi to warn the North Vietnamese of the serious consequences of any trials Monday, the US. told the all Swise International” Red Cross in Geneva that the trial of-the pilots could leat “to disastrous: consequences” the strongest U.S. statement vet made Arthur J. Goldberg, US am- bassador to the United Nations, told Red Cross officials the US government ‘view is that the Ge

neva convention applies to the \

latives ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Chisholm and family. of . Boston, »Mass., are Vacationing at their summer home in Georgetown

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Babineass

Of Parkdale’ were recent visit-

ors to Georgetown

Mr. and Mrs: Charles Fraser

of Bunbury visited Georgetown on Sunday: and ‘were guests of Mrs. Fraser's sistér, Mrs. Lem- uel MacCormack and Mr. Mac- Cormack and of cher brothers, Wiliam and Oliver Ratuse Vacationing:at Island View and

Spurgeon Walker

Mr. and Mrs Stephen DeLory:

and family of Halifax. NS. are holidaying in, Georgetown and visiting with Mr.-DeLory’s par ents, Mr and Mrs FJ “DeLory

BORDEN

Mr. and Mrs. Alan Roberts of Pictou, N.S., are visifing at the

home of Mr.’ -and—Mes_— Arthur —_

Sexton, ; Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman,

‘Natick, Mass., are visiting: Bor- |

t+hamese—conftict There have been hints from Washington as to what form the retaliation would take should the pilots be tried and convicted as war criminals. : a

Well .- informed sources said among possibilities were the bombing of —port-—facitities— at Haiphong. air raids on North Vietnamese. industry and aerial “hombing of irrigation dikes and flood control dams

North Vietnamese broadcasts have accused the United States of bombing the dikes but there has been no US. ¢onfirmation

Mrs Margaret’ Sinnott was a

week-end visitor td Indian River .

with her daughter and sister-in-

law-Mr-—and Mrs. Peter Mechel

lam Mrs. Sinnott has returned lately’ from an extended trip to Upper Canada and the southern states, visiting members of. her« large family in different cities along the way. She was absent ‘for a month and a half

Mr and Mrs. Aldus McKenzie were Friday visitors fo the city. The McKenzies have sold out their garage business in the vil- lage to the Eldershaw Brothers who will catry on the business |

Jali Disney Preieitts Thursday the abuse of any prise —in—the-same friendly stvie ait

has always been :

< -The lobster season has ended here and fishermen report a very |

poor season and prices much be- low last year

Mr James Morrisson is em- ployed with the highways sign service this year and is home only on weekends _Friends_and relatives here of. Mrs Arthur Hughes, Boston,

helding—their first reunion in 44 years are the five David Sisters, all former Georgetonians and sisters of Clarence. David of Georgetown: They are: Minnie (Mrs: Carl Christionson) of Tex-

“as: Rheta, ‘Mrs. Chester Perry),

of Brockton, Mass.; Gladys | Mrs. Edward Cormier) of Brockion, Mass.: .Virginia ‘Mrs. B. Stew- arte of Cape Cod; and Mary Mrs. Frank Paquet) of Souris, PEI

Mrs John Bellis and two child- ren of Queen Chariotie Islands, town and are the guests of Mrs. BC., are holidaying in George-

‘Jack Hanlon,

den—as_guests_of Mr _and Mrs : c ) | \

Mr and Mrs Charles Keliv

Ottawa are spending a holiday. {with Mr, Kelly's ‘sister, Mrs. J. @

Hanlom and Mr. Hanlon. Mrs. Bob Stenson and son

Tracey of Winnipeg are visiting. Q@ Mrs, Stenson's “parents, Mr.and—

Mrs. Clinton Howatt.

Mrs. Lorne Robinson is spend- S

ing a holiday in Moncton, NB Mr. and Mrs. Cy Perry and

‘Mr. and Mrs. Dougie Perry are holidaying~in Toronto and other ,

points of interest.

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