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     DAVE MCINTOSH tién from ra@ats|The. U.S. is also paying full de-|% Maritime coal ' 
     
     Goninon Press Oicat Writer works out the point of velopment costs for SAGE and|!ems. within Canada... a 
     
     OTTAWA (CP)—The electronic|tion and automatically fires Bomarc. “T am particularly pleased that | new 
     
     +|brain which will control the op-|Bomare interceptor missile. The Sa the Commens Fiidey, Foul| G6 peeesment siete een on manny. Reve 
     
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     asked about a Toronto Globe and 
     
     B 4 ; Mail dispatch from Washington 
     
     = | Work on the site has started. Bomare stations located hun-| which said the American Bom- 
     
     } ‘of milés away, it is under-|arc-B missile will not be avail- 
     
     od the contrdl unit for Canada| able until 1963. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Environment)—gt North|is being established at North Bay| Defence Minister Pearkes re 
     
     one Bomarc| because the RCAF barracks there| iterated that the Bomarc-B will 
     
     scheduled to be instaliéd| will be available for us¢ by SAGE|be available at the end of 1961. 
     
     CF - 100 jet] and Bomare pérsonnel. He did not say when it would be 
     
    

    
     squadrons already there|CANADA PAYS A THIRD installed in Canada. 
     
     make the city.a prime tar-| ‘The program for on¢ SAGE| Doubt about the future of the 
     
     of Russian war at-junit, two Bomarc stations and|pomarc program was raised this 
     
     a eae ce additional racars will cost somé| oo. when the U.S. House of 
     
    
   
   
    
     vicinity of Mont Laurier, oa pay $125,000,000 and the United Representatives voted to cut it 
     
     SAGE assimilates the informa-! States the remaining two-thirds.'by $162,700,000. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     nationalism’ brought loud ap- 
     
     plause during the closing minutes 
     
    
   
   
    
     Atlantic Congress z=... 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ee vos Present plans call for meeting) The French delegates pressed 
     
     Canadian Press Staff Writer before the delegates diapers ‘0 | the argument that NATO coun- 
     
     LONDON (OP) — Delegates to|St uP 2 preparatory committe tries sho Ino rca tii cfethire 
     
     the Atlantic Congress ended their |‘ 5422 a0¢ consider financing %¢ | tries should not sacrifice their 
     
    
   
   
    
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     4 conference Wednesday |{°2't ¢., Expectations are its) sovereignt storing nucl 
     
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     plement some of their || The majority of the Wilgress| yctand refused to attend the! : ; pore 
     
     ee a ean committee supported the idea} becouse of its fishing | © Boys’ or Girls @ Ladies’ or-Men’s 
     
    

    
     delegates from 14 of the 15 NATO : with a Matece| Mme cupute with Briain. || @ Semi-Racers @ 12 Models to Choose from 
     
    
   
   
    
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     eration among Western Allies and Tred shaes. PIUSVILLE 
     
     SMMiial seuttene co cone’ of ar neenn on ap ane wee eal . $ 95 : 
     
     guideposts for the Atlantic al-|cted as an examete of what can) Mrs. Gerald Murphy and Miss Priced From... ~ With Trade 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     i Mary LEjisworth, Campbeliton, | 
     
     the West | posals. were Sunday guests of Mr. and/| 
     
     Mrs. Norbert Corcoran. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FALLS IN might’ to hold the line 
     
     ROOF LS communism, and gouge banal greet affen dealt cg Low Monthly Payments — No Finance Co. to Deal With 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Firemen fighting 2 $30,000 ceiling of the restaurant they are curred. Non one was injured in NATO forces forming the Euro-| Conservative member of the Ca- ert Frizzell, Tignish, and Mr. 
     
     laze, in downtown Windsor, look|in start to give way. They got out Of the coa.|Keir Murfay, Miminegash. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     the e to the, wes read by Mrs. Walter Leard, on 8 to create a) * : : . * 
     
    

    
     BEDEQUE eer tee for the year|the president. The usual club|%wiles centre for the Atlantic | out of the various meetings would | had ES ae moron 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mrs. Charles Lord, this village,| Rev. G. A. Cowper-Smith, Rev. | house and intellectual focus for — meetings.” fin and sons, Brocton, also Mr. Charlottetown Store Only 
     
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     was-a recent visitor, with rela-| E. S. Weeks and Mr. W. J. Reid,| The Tourist Tables and chairs| the alliance — a move strongly! Harry F. Jones of Saskatoon,| and Mrs. Desmond Gallant and 
     
     tives and friends in Summerside. : ‘were painted,, the grass cut and| backed by Canadian delegates. | Canadien delegation head, viewed family, Duvar. | 
     
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     to the boys. This is the second|| Sat. 8 a.m.— 9.30 p.m. la Mt i a 
     
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     the service. Mr. Edward Pear-| HUNTER RIVER SUNKIST : ree ee Jy: 1% a eT TE 
     
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     The Bedeque United Church} Sat. 8 am.—11.00 p.m. 
     
     charge has extended a Call to 
     
    
   
   
    
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