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JUNTA T _IS_E.S. -VEEI P WEB

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IN CUB

I2 KILLED, 100 INJURED IN ,TRAIN WRECK New President

Po5i».f¢’fl`i"eif¥`§fi¢“Sio rmiuisiliiiilsrflfhf Kfiledvfoliifn uuii

And Freight In S o v ze e t

7-ra,-n Cmh Does _Tremendous MENACE HUMES plane (,-,ash ,Til ACCEPT(

"4 li _ia

' (Associated Prus) BINGFIAMIDN, N. Y., lept.

100 injured ss rescuers pulled

'iglcd bodies from the

“clings of e fsst Chicago to New York Erie passenger tmln which was rimmed by s.

freight engine here tonight.

Twelve died at the scene and L

e Damageln Texasiii iiiiiiiiiiii

'..T,.'.'{.°.i'°'.§§.`.'°°...' ....... XTX Property Damage Estimated At iR‘;Sid°“1i,S “lf f§‘lli5‘“"

011 ac e0l`lg'

$331 ’ Unknown N Lilnber ings in Preparation K1l ed, Over 200 Are injured, For Flight. -D-»--if-I-°f“K.If'".’.... isl1'°o°z.°;°;‘.“f;;°».‘::::;:.;;".;;1;s:. <~=-»---» »-->

(Assooletod Press)

MOSCOW, Sept. 5-Eight

persons, three of them leading figures in Soviet ltnssids lv- iation circles, were killed to- day when their plane crashed to earth south of Podoisk.

The deed: P. Bsranoff, As-

sistant Comrnissiu' of Heavy Industry, who directs ltussiels entire aircraft industry; his

Autoconf

Wages in Ford Plants.

Rushed Upwards ini Accord-ance With N. 1 R. A. Plan.

(By James P. Selvnge) (Assoclzsiml ]’rc.\‘s Stuff \Vriier)

Forced To Resign By Revolutionists

Army, Navy And Police Heads

Ousted In Bloodless Coup T0 Establish “Truly Rev- olutionary Government."

(BY. -T~ P- M¢K1'|iKhi. Associated in rovoliilionarv commission of fy

5°” Sl”-if C°1‘f¢SP0Ildln¢) Land then announced: i

Press) De Cespedes 8ta¢0meni,

HAVANA- SCM- 5-The resigns-_ -'r iiiiio nizhfiiiiy niiriiieo iii.

(

ll more died enroute to the

aid Wam by 5 “Wifi” hurricane. l the cities. A newslmpcrnian. Jack'

TORONTO, Ont., Sept. 5.-The

ivifc, V, Baranoff;_ A. Goltz- 5 _

’ VV\ASHIN(i'l‘(l\’, Sept. 5-(A.P.) ,110

n of President Carlos Manuel p,~0gmimn¢. of gh.; Evolution 0,

hospital or shortly after they srrived. Many others were said ° to be in n critical condition, B some dying and others badly b ifipoicd. S* rho rim oi me seas iaoriu- °’

field were: Harry Westfall md _5 Donald Bum, both of Susque-

tliere were 14 bodies, all deed C on arrival, and 25 persons in- c Qued, many seriously. h

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS,

the tw° Rio Grande valley cities FOWIGP. who made a. trip from menace of forest and bush fires f B’°Wn-Wi1l9» Hi'-i'ii1'18Bl\ H-Hd SBD ' Brownsville to McAllen estimated brought uneasiness to settlements in

eniio lay prostrate tonight with 200 persons were injured. i widely separated sections of Ontario Uiidiligs biaoikd to the Kmllnd. "The ruin is almost impos.sib1o| lust night. In most instmices, flrc reels under water and all survlv- of des¢,»imi0n_~ he Sa1d_ osmau i fighters believed the blazes would S in immediate need of assist-_ house, have been smashed to k,,,d_ Q oo cheered provided no ii-ern shin- nce. png Wood in the three cities which f ing winds brought the menace with- The casualties could not be reck- apparently bore the hmm of the l in danger lines of settled communi-

hums. ‘med bui' it W” °°”5id°’ed imP"°b'. storm, Brownsville, Harlingen and ' ms' .

fi hi h left

I ' ___

M th ni h to H _ nay “ble that the Vmieflt di5i“1'b*1“¢° San Benito. Fronts of brick b iid- Nea’ H°m’“"°“» 3 re W ° .

° ng M" “ W mud have passed (hmm, ihoseimgs have been battered to pines i,ooo acres burned behind it, nero a' flifiil" “°‘”‘l “S i° “ileihff Henry! Ce

immunities without taking 3 Debris is everyWhere,, ` threat of sweeping toward the town f. . Foid 2-cold aéiliere to tile N;t_i;<s m ii mu, , ` - snaid a. change some in the wind/ H” Om J 2 °° ff “me 8 6 the e vy Ti” °""““t° °f ”‘5“’°d W" °"lY plied high with work. topmost of.

man, Chief of the Civil Air Fleet; his assistant, A. Petroff; Z, Zzirmr, member of the Prc- sldium State Planning Com-

_ ~-Formulation of trade charters for' two industries, normal employment _,of which was estimatcd by recovery , iadrninistrotion officials to embrace

mission; C. Gohunoif, Director of Moscow Aeroplane Works No. Z2: E. Dosman, pilot; `M. Plotnikoff, mechanic.

l1o,ooo,ooo vvoruers tonigiit uiiraitea I (Hugh S. Johnson. 1

The administrator, speeding back:

to Washington ir0.m-Chicago where'

Residents in the district preparedi

tentative, he said, since crippled to vacate their homes' their mm! which were codes for the mm,

M , __ .

'"1' MW” communications and the littered ture packed in Wagons ready ,Cr _F R A c E T 0 ,md Consmmpon mdusmw

streets made an accurate check fu ht I

Indefinite and meager reports _..___l._..___ 5 ~

om towns on the edge of the de (Continued on Page 8) En In d in sm k

_ ve pe o c

MEETINGS, ETC ’

"Announcements are lnserind Il this roluinn at B cunts per word,

' payable in advance.

sllgies, Canoe Cove Saturday,

su. I

°"l‘ullries, Trench River Friday.

On Vegetables &

1 .

, » -ber fire less than 10 miles away.

N F A V U R 0 F FfUltsReduCed Despite the edorts of fire rangers

- and hastily organized volunteer par-

Darkness came enriy to Sudbury t lt h a heav blanket of

fr - T f P

Freight Rates is W -.

_ smoke enveloped the city, having 1-* code for all retailers before the end

' dl'

fted down from o. 2,000-acre tim.-_

tles, the blaze crept steadily on fan-

_open Sci>tcmber_20th. .. ...B58. _

"Mosgucrade-Fortuge Holi, Fri- day nig t, September th. Prizes.

810.

"Harland excursions Tuesdays, v

894.

Grist mills at Wood Islands, to ic

, SAINT JOHN, N. B., Sept. 5-A 5

_______ downward revision of rates on fruit By R” grown, and vegetables from Annapolis 9

Cmggihh pm; gym] wrim-_ Valley points, Saint John and li

QUEBEC, Sep; 5___ (C_p_)_Ad. Fredericton to Quebec and Ontario( p

ocntcs of is National .system of ¢€Hi1'¢l, was announced here today; frantic efforts to check lt. Equipped

(Csnsdiim Progs) ned by s light wind. Sudbury how-

! ever, is not thought to be endang-

ed.

r In the Algoma district 9. thous-

nes of fire lighters who for the B

Mb three days have been making' authoritatively reported today, will °

begin in Paris Sept. 18 between Bri- Asslstance rammc for promoting inclustriril hw

nch Government repre- _...__ a

he had disclosed that there was noi

' Mssrim com: I

H 0 A statement of policy des'igned‘

Y to simplify the writing of a master`

D. . . _ _

|g,¢usg10n qf British gého wcoiwas in the bones oi

° ur D. iteoide, Deputy Ad-

ministrator, ready for .7ol1n.son's

I I5

Talks. (Continued on Page 3)

(

i. _lim

rsations on the bitches w

n . _ ,

nd_M,.e bush me threw back me ha;/to Ideigelglped in ditsc;.;sloi1 io! the Need Gov. ge forthciimlng for s, pirlziposed 41;! D

r s armamcn im, was our wcct, ueiu pub c wor

construction and E itivc prog-im

0. P. Cables)-1`u=solutions aug- in gcsting the conclusion of a com- H

LONDON, Sept. 5.--(A.P.>-Con- rnerciol treaty with the Soviet Un th

hich Saskatchewan In lo and decl.i~'inr' support should! ntatops _

Ri-poi-is from the Maritime

De os uti th strategic positions and oustcdi

Ccspcdcs was turned in tonight , [

his people. Nov: it is time lol

the 9’ie°UiiV9 Yi0ld€d 70 3 1`@V°i'o£licrs to assume responsibility. Th. OUHFY .illiliél Which 5€iZ0d D0W9»“i rf‘.sponsibility will be theirs befgn rough a bloodless coup, took over h;_.,,,,-y_»» ‘

Four men reputed to have beci

armyi “WY ‘md P°H°9 headi I members of the Porra, the formei

Hurrledly summoned back to the* stmngmm _ponce organization

palace from an inspection trip fol-jwere kmm lowing last Fridays hurricane, Dei” the J

spedes, in office less than aith,,,.e_

onth folloivirig the overthrow of]-;;;T

Gerardo Machado regime, met

by a mob in Santiago

unta movement spree(

(Continued on Page 8)

.URGES TRADE; TREATY WITH; THE STTVIET

i il' m

HRIGHTYIN, England. Sept. 5-

pos [do

Dom

inion Gov.

Watches Closely Cu i

bla A ctio nl

(Cnnadlan Press)

OTTAWA, Sept. 5~'T‘h¢ Domin~

on Government is watching diose-

any dcvelopmenthi Cuba thai ny have an influence on Canad-

n trade, but has received no of- cial communication relative ti

c rumored boycott on Csnsdisn

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. h For further information phone 773.

_ 1484-7-3-ti’

"Como to the Ico Crcam Festi- Vlii and Duncc Entertainment and

their ultimate goal” the Royal

Quebec Provincial Treasurer. Whet-

edncsdny, September 6th. 893

anking “have confiscation in mind by exbress companies. with four pumps the men kept up i'

The revision is expect/ed to ben

as , _ Commission Un Banking was told efit vegetable producers and or- ments inthe district lie in the P9111

hero today by I-lon. R. F. Stockwell, chardists in the Maritimes, It fol-i 0

lows a. long period of agitation by

her they would admit it or not, this New Brunswick and Nova Scotia plowed deep furrows about o. fire-

gnzo in St. Patrick’s Road School.

"Ice cream fqstiirai and dance K¢ii.\"s Cross Hall Wednesday I1

"ight September o, in old of suggested inputs or weswm con- ,md the Sam, John Board of

ichool. Admission 15c. 869 3 "oniee in victoria Rink wed- “

n°*‘d“Y~ S0Dt0mb€1' (ith. Music by W°“1d be sub-i°°t't°‘p°lm°51 m”'“'. over the week-end the rates or/v

Urapnud Bucklebusters. Admission e

mise. the Clam Supper,

' WHS the C1156. he 8»S~!¢l'f€¢i~ agriculturalists, the Maritime 5

Listing the arguments against -nhnspol-tation C0mm5_._,_.|on_ the grass field und felt their lands were _

Wiecifed- I among “her things provides a the cost, thcDo1iiiulonGovernment

373 National bank, he feared, would not each year

'”`°" consider themselves bound to pay '

H¢i0I1111iZCd blinking. P1‘€Vi0U5iY N. B. Fruit Growers Association P

da, the Quebec Provincial Treas- Trade' as wen as hy the G0vem_ 'eff *Mimi ‘hill B “°”°“°1°Y"fm ment officials. Brought into emo:

nee. Persons borrowing from E from May 1 to November 30 of

clzcd section of pasturelands and

their work last night. No settle-, 5

F1reRagesIn T Manitoba

Flerce Forest tm ”m° number 1°’ d°mesM° pm' by the extra relief requirements may

fthe fire. . i° V Farmers in the Stratford district indicated' ewan h uhd by di-ought and gi-955

7th, at Mrs. Sarah Mc-

Scrved from 5 to 8.

908.

nn” in l I _ ’ ' 0

me C M ]3~ A- HMI- VCV” torium that is brought to bear upon of COfnlnllnlSt taxed to the um” tonight to check

gi Bivi~r_1"rlda_v, September Btn.

iioti's Orcliestrs. Admission 26c. ---_- f

901.

W- 913 _

-_ i ) lease of Arthur Evans of Vemon,'

in the some sense as if borrowing from private individuals. "When the money owed belongs to a Gov- ernment the pressure for o. more

politicians is sometimes more than they can withstand.” he said.

Seek Release

(Canadian Prem)

'com to t d in Mill ° nu »n.‘i.....§f°s.‘§i§Z.b.. ._ "Lili Razlway Earnings <H'ff\WA»So=r-5»-T1~= Nai1°»=»1 riiioioh zoo. Lunch free. Good mu- COHKWSS °i Unemployed today nas- ,

sed a resolution demanding the re

"Dance to he mu c of e MQNTREAL. 9¢DiP- 5-01068 rev h

i i th - '

Benevolent Irish Bocietf Orchestra enues of the Canadian. Nstional B' C" held on 9' C awe or being a tonight at their magnificent dance Railways for the w_d.y per1°dmd_ member oi' an illegal organization,

Pavilion. gm me mmm 31. mas, were “mum the ferimurunlst Party. More than go

`*" ' 40° *ga es ‘mm an Paris °f 05”' Whitemouth difficult and precar-

"Henr Mr. R, W. Tufts lecture “S °°mP°"°d with “'m'°13 im' me ada. attended the opening session of

i "Birds" with lantern slides he corresponding period of 1092, an in-_ the congress here tad”

Footer River Masonic Hall Se t

crease of $482 914.

D - .

.Admission for adults 10 cents. 911 _ __ _ ___

"Come to hear Mr. Brenton -ii W...-H ENR11 d E fed Comerolrxinu nwrydigasdsst’ septernfal; one e e O X i`in“i “ "'”" ””‘“°° Back In O awa ‘I o

as on 25 cents. Lunch free. B53 ~

"C090 Traverse Rell, Friday. 9° ber lst. See "For Flrty

*___

nd and BH” f p 1-13" (Canadian _Pi-ess) V

Mos cove fi mraiic iciubmnu- o1'rAwA, sept. e-non. E. N. A/ffefmdth

rs .

mission 25c and 15c. - 763.

"Cavendish Players will "Wir l>‘iy "Valley Farm" at Wi Hull, September 8th. dmls- |i°i1 25c and loc. Proceeds in lid of gmfiwllil. York Point Wornen's Iri-

itutcs, g0g_

resent Com-

m°°C"¢ndish Players will present, '"1' Dlnv "Valley Farm" at Com- i xiii Holi. September oth. Admission i

C Rnd lbc. Proceeds in sid off

c°"'W°li. York Point Women's In- i etitutos ` B91 -

ln°°'I'ho amen me of those inw-

li annuities in the Sun Life As-,

Sifihéc Co. is 85% more favorable _ ““‘ *he insured lim, uimioro, if :gli want to live long sud enjoy n *MY Ulllranteed income. buy an

Rhodes, Minister of Finance, who ho! been spending a holiday in Nova Scotia, will be beck at his desk tomorrow, and it is anticipat- ed he will make an announcement within the next few days outlining plans for the conversion loan. The middle of October was tentatively considered as the most suitable time to launch the loan but it is reported that I somewhat esrlier date may bg chosen. Mr. Rhodes visited his constitu-

ency in Cape Breton and sho spent some time in Halifax. It was his first holiday since early summer.

' -'R-‘i£;§.2}}}§i` "i~i1E§=}.~o§§§ii§¢f`

lnnuity in this Company. J. A. “°°“°» Ulf. onuiotsemn. mo'

Florido Storm

_.__.__¢

(Al0ciA¢¢d PDI)

Florida tonight was counting a storm damage of much more than 31,000,000 and preparing to care for her homeless while the tropical hurricsnothst raked the east coast and south central portion of the state curved northward into Georgia.

Reports from Stuart said 500

persons were homeless there and that -assistance was needed immed- iately. 'I’wo deaths were attributed directlv to the hun-icaue_ and one

14, for Zion Church tes and basanr.

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JACKSONVILLE, FTB., Sept, 5-

(Canxulisn Press)

WINNIPEG, Sept. 5-Fire-fight-`

ing resources of Manitoba were

orest flrcs scattered across eastern ` and central Manitoba. Outbreaks were reported from 2 districts. Chief concern, however, is felt for the blaze which roared over a five- mllo front between Rennie and Whitemcuth. in the southeastern portion of the province.

Motorists returning to the city und driving between Rennie and

ious. Dense smoke from smoulder- ing peat hogs obscured the high- way, Automobiles crawled ulonll through the murky pall with win- dows clcsed to keep out choking, fumes. More than 100 men patrol-| led the fire acne which was re-1 ported under control._ .T

,Election In _ i ‘Rhodesia Today

_ BAILBRUTRIY, Bouthern Rhodesia. Sept. 5-(CP. Oslble)-Southern Rhodesia will elect s new pulle- ment tomorrow. Pomibility of the de- feat of the present ndiniriistratioii under Prime Minister H. U. Moi- fnt is not considered likely in view

ish and Fre

entatlvee.

(Canadin Press)

Th°1“‘1’kS T’ be “‘;“:°"°‘:tI’f9" o'i'rAwA, sepuns.-More than gr mc “de °” er °°““ r E8' “as noir the municipniiiics or saskatch-

1 _

(Tm British Disarmament Plan’ hoppci-)s ivill need government as- re P"°"'°"°°d “i G°“°"" ia” Mm” by sistunce this winter and sa or them Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald' will be unable to psy any share of

standing army of 200,000 men for was told todd, , _ . |

. ' y. S.cps nic now being

Germany' with France “mined to taken to reach on agreement where-

poses but an additional 200,000 as be meh an “arse” force' , Prime Minister R. B. Bennett and

(Tanks and heavy held guns are the members of his Cabinet, receiv- arred and the United Kingdom’ eda. large dclcuntion from Siiskntcli- me United Siam' Frame' naw and ewan this riftsrnoon and scpnt more i Japan B" limited to 500 mmtary than two hours discussing the prob- aeroplanes eech.)

Bri h-t In N. S

g ° 'In Jamaica

(Special to The Guardian) ____

MONGIUN, N. B.. Sept. 5-Busl- KINGSTON, Juiiinicn, SCDYJ. 5--_

ness in the Annapolis Valley and (A.P.)-President Stcnio Vincent of

south westem shore sections of No- Haiti spent ri iew hours in the Hur-I va, Bggtig, is olgin up hs tele bor today aboard rlic stcumcr Haiti

T today at the Trl’-des Uni“n Con-1 H

william ciirim. mow: one iam. M

lem. V

_.._____j- _ sr

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Appl” P’°"’e°“ Haiti President

im” °'"‘°°- n 'mst time since their hurried dc-

parture from strife-lorn Cuba Gcn-

' ' eral Gerardo Machado and his inm-

May Prevent ily will bo rcunit/ed tomorrow. it was

T lcamcd from nn authoritative source

Jap’ Irnpoilts in the Generals. entourage tonight.

Sonora Machado, hor two dough-

(Amoolaud yrgq) ters and a son-in-liiw are expected

KINGUDON. Junalca, Sept. 5-

oi’ the fact the reform and Iebocf parties felled to resoh an election pact and there will be s number of three-cornered contests.

Seventy-eight nominations for 80.

‘seats have been made, they ere, distributed as follows: Govemmcnt or R.hc<7eslsn partly, 30; Refrmn party 2'7: Labor party 1'), Iride- cmndenfs nine.

spite opposition of the Colonial

to arrive hcre tomorrow from 'Phil-

Belief was expressed in political ndelphin i0 .i0i1\ UIC deposed Presl- clrcles here tonight that the Leg- dent who is living quiz-tly in the islstive Council would renew ef- Vice-Regal suite of ri down-towii forts bo Curb Japanese imports de- hotel. Rumors arose today the Gcn-

erul .shortly would take his family to an estate in iiio Lnurcniiiui mountains but rippi-nrcd to be without iiiiimlnlioii :is no pi'i‘pai';i- tions have been mode to lcovc thc

lwtel

Office to such action.

The British Government, ii: wus

undenitocd, holds that such logis- lation would nullify treaty obliga-

‘ possible.

e s in sefsion he c Tre Sccrctaly of the Congress

solution. T C During the da':’s speeches m

unemployed Commmiit marchers from Lindon assembled near the all and scnt two delegates to ask

nd trarle recovery, were passed:

h for admission. The Congress dc-i cllned to hear them. |

Citrlncis resolution protested a-‘

galnst what was described as “rho continued failure" of thc Govern- ment to oct. Tlic iuovcr said tho cxpansioirst policy being pursued in the United States. had been ad-

ocatcd by the Trades Union Con- \ ross. Ho added it was receiving,

renter support: than at any oihcrl

Tolmie Denies

Press Report _

(Canadian Press) i

VICTORIA. S‘pt. 5-“My retire-I

pl g . - - »

gl-mph 1-gggyphg hs wen as obsewg. enroute to Crl.~lol>;il, cunnl zone. I ment from thc- Prciiilcrsliip is :ii i

‘ - ' ' . - _ . . ‘ _A __A r -it

ovlnrcs to the effr-ct that Cubnr ckivorkcrs would refuse is

mile potato cargoes from Cen- a as a protest against Unnadn

ffordlng a haven to thc deposed President Machado who is now in

ontrcal. hrivc not boon officially

nfirmcci in government com-

unimtions.

The it/eather, Etc

ONCE A CTRL 1

(tis fir uvufiiioii 1 or euiuc, \i\vAc\ous

No Power. on EARTH . Clin Shui’ i\v.R

uog 'Q

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CHRISTON BANK, England, Sept.

5.-(A.P,\--A bulletin late tonight from the bedside of Viscount Grey of Fnllmion said that he remained iiiicoiiwiriiis rind wus wcnkcr than during the morning.

The Viscount, former Secretary for Foreign Affairs, was sold in have 1 been in a come since n. rclopso Muiidny morning.

Tliosc wiiicliiiig at his bcdsido

now were roprcsciitcd as bring able to do llttlc except ensure flint tho paiicnt Ls made as comfortable as

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frosli wi-~il.=_ ni--'Ili' iv/-1.-ici :wil nir-ilurnii-l_v wnriii.

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tion would indicate, stated, D. A. A group of uoiwiiiiiciir. officials question foi tic electors, n.t iii _ ._-____ _,S ___.T__

` 0 ' cliliu Pciiiii S 1"' i -"~<l'~.»-1-'l...

Maorteiu, superintendent of crm- greeted him hiio.ir<i snip. H0 plans nr ss' dc '"1 - f" _ » adim Nnional T¢.]¢m-“ms for the to return to Kingston next week Tolmie of Briton Columbia today Maritimes, who returned to Mono- and will be given an official recep- when questoneci c.»ncc:'iiing reports i"I0d¢mi“ ff"-‘ll “'°Si¢l'l to-n god” fo11°,w|ng 5 period of in. tion ashore. iof his political ;nteiition.=. Winds? mil' “ith Mi' mllfil Ci\|\l1K*

ci f hh, com is fmiiuies ---l-,=.-;~.-~_-f-:- -:-.=:=:1- --nf:-_--.~ . ~; ~ i" “"“T""'"‘“"‘-

spec on o .pany ---;- _

in these Mu °f Now' scotm' ' ° simi:oiioi.n|;if~_li. ui"l<‘|~'E

Prospects for the apple crop in onli., 5-~ii, .'-....\i'imn..iii an-i i»l’l0 ADITBPOTTB Villley BTG V0l‘y . , ;i\i;\\i\:\iim§;.nri»»‘r2iivin.s:~- Wd

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bright, homie. 1-re round tho som R t d ' V d I I ._ _ , . pany's telegraph lines in earcollent e O n - 0 _(__-~__~-: ' -_ condition as well as telegraph fn- - f_»-,~_;-,-¢-_-_- -_-nf-,--f.-._ -_-:_-_?_ ““‘_""""“" cfiitiies generally and in position to (canadian press) _ _jj‘ ’°“d°’ i’°""°”‘ ° “pid “nd ""“"i MONTREAL sum. 5. - For the V18 C O ll fl t Grey T\"<`i°..“'ii.é`»`i.f` "

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