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     I With all the attention our venerable as_ h Heavy snowfall warning; southeasterly 
     
     ‘ soc1ate. The Evening Patriot, ,is receiving in winds 30. gusts to  Lou-high .o and 
     
     In”: this edition] it behooves us to sound a mildly 32. Thursday. snoufurries. 
     
     up warning note. Age, We would remind it, ism ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     m  12th:: reaihgd tthe gener mark and 1 Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” 
     
    

    
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     n what the poet calls the womb of time, but if it 
     
    
   
   
    
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     [1.181 starts getting uppish With us over this achieve- ‘ Satellli’e . . ‘ a 
     
     ,, merit we may not extend our congratulations at L h. 
     
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     3: If there is one thing we can't stand in our aunc lngs l r m e n I 
     
     i contemporary it's putting on the dog—as we’ve . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     told it many times before, when we were both Planned 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill- younger and more rambunctious than now, and WASHINGTON ,‘APl — The 
     
     “I traded verbal brickbats several times a week, un- figmflugffinaggcfdangufgjg; . 
     
     . aware that one day we’d be hobnobbing togeth- night it plans to launch two 
     
     er in this cordial manner. Emmer Salel'll” int" “93" 
     
     . . . . polar orbits with one rocket this 
     
     week. 
     
     or course we can‘t help admitting that we're “He 581611110 Will inflate. In - 
     
    
   
   
    
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     a bit proud of our colleague 5 long record, and of mmwwnd “,1ka 5pm"? or; 
     
    
   
   
    
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     now than in the past. We‘ve forgiven it for hav- if I . It “"il. measu’e “ms' to * '1'". . - ’ i ’ “ " ’ ' ' . ‘ I“ 
     
     . . . . lphtric densmes and tempera- i ’ t ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' " o  
     
     mg been. in those days. so rabid an organ while  i 1 .. ; ‘ .  ' " ,  1 
     
     such an otheiavise excellent at er could es ouse is pressed metal sphere two feet 
     
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     so many political heresies. and condone the l'" ‘ame'er' we‘gh'mwl’m‘m’ 
     
     umns—and occasionally, of course, at the polls. Wm. electrical power i craft crashed in the choppy scene was about four miles 
     
     i l '. lAtlantic three miles off this'west of Point \‘erde. Nfld. 
     
    

    
     [and community—and, of course, of ourselves; The two’an, m be launched craft which sped to the. scene‘the tip of the runway. He said 
     
     for we are both veterans In the stlrvwal game together. no earlier than Thurr- after a fire was sighted off- the crash was accompanied by 
     
    
   
   
    
     .ture variations at different altl- 5 ' 
     
     we. as we recall, were always the essence of sweet l “1511,25 an"! hum“? b "c 
     
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     reasonableness. Vic could never understand how launch as mun Explore”. ,3 1‘ I F d A 1. S 
     
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     actions of so many political rascals. while truth itaces. All but in of the flat ‘. ARGENTIA. Vnd- 'CP’—T°""“‘9 3mm" “mm” BPPmaCh t0 
     
     and virtue went unrewarded (EXCCDI in our col. _Surfaccs are studded with solar  ‘ l » . “ ' * ‘men died Tuesday night when the air base when it disappeared 
     
     jpens [0 provide the Spacecraft ’ = ,. . I 3. itheir United States naval air- from radar Screens. The crash 
     
     But that‘s water under the bridge now. . Tlhis satellite will be titled U 
     
     , _ ' _ iwit detectors to measure the 3 .S. airbase. A spokesman for the us. 
     
     were hoping. for-both of us. many ycais bombardment of the 3mm, 0 A spokesman at the naval Navy said the plane. attached 
     
     or contmued endeavor m the interests of Our15_ phere by energetic particles .base said no survivors were.to a routine patrol squadron. 
     
     [found by search ships and air- crashed about three miles of! 
     
     and have come to realize, long ago. “1;” the on“, day. {mm V a “d enberg Air gshore. By the time ships got a blinding flash. A fire was sill. 
     
     ’ ‘I'fh ih ' ll '7 til h ‘ Farce Base' Lompoc' cam' it'here. no trace of the PM air- burning, 
     
     newspapers W0 911‘ sa . ale 9 ones i at i A four, Stage scoulmckel‘yz icraft remained. He said two lugs. two crash 
     
     i All aboard the plane were boats. a rescue helicopter and 
     
     .U.S. citizens but it was not con- a Coast Guard C-130 plane were 
     
     ifirmed all were U.S. naval per-‘sent to the scene. 
     
     ,sonnel. Identities were withheld. At the time the plane went 
     
    
   
   
    
     The plane was making a mu- down thc ccilin: was low with 
     
     fi'—"”—""“ '—'“"“‘hea\'y overcast. Winds were 
     
    
   
   
    
     are self-supporting. Only thus can they speak i169! tall and weighing 20 ions. 
     
    

    
     with the objective voice that is needed, most as- EW‘" lame“ the 13°'p°""d 93’" 
     
    

    
     suredly. in this day and ago. -——~ —»-~~—~—~~ —~~~~- 
     
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     it is to the iuture that we are looking. and at l A A  ‘1' I _~'«-_ ongo ese 3' An RCAF spokesman at Hal- 
     
     how best we can improve, jomtly and indiVidual- i i once Rebels Sald hhanthidgnirfalpig: filerclyisifl’tl 1.! 
     
     lv. our standards and techniques and thereby— l zined Veptline used in the At. 
     
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     of course—grow more and more into the good ' y BlO‘Od‘I’I‘III‘SfY  are“ hi’ “‘9 Canadlan air 
     
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     graces of our subscribers, our advertisers. and Tl'fiSDéY. Nov-17.1901. d ; 
     
     - , i_ _ - . ‘ e ommnnsconmue ' 
     
     the public at huge. They ie the Judges. after all. i consideration of the Canada 
     
     and the Jury as well, for that matter. l pension Plan legislation. ' 
     
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     Perhaps. now, we can venture on a courteous Finance Minister Gordon 
     
    
   
   
    
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     tipping of the hat to our associate on this oc- sa'd payments from the plan 1 AUSTI‘O la Ve 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' . HAMlLTON, ()nt. lCP) — 
     
     2— » a I iNothing stopped the Congolese 
     
     PION .rebels from killing, says a New  
     
     iyoung Canadian missionary docs S L.k I 
     
     . . ltor who has returned to his ‘39" I 9 Y 
     
     home town here after two , 
     
     teran Victoria Showma   a    For Nova scone 
     
     rebels‘ reign of terror. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Dr. Nicholas Siksay. 26. was TORONTO '01" ~- President 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     lSLAND-BRED AYRSHIRE, ROYAL GRAND CHAM 
     
    
   
   
    
     will outstrip the plan's income 
     
    
   
   
    
     casion, and a toast in printers' ink to its enviable in about 20-30 years. 
     
     longevity! v Gordon Aiken ll’C~l’arr.v Okays Draft 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     " ‘ SOUHd-MUSkokal said the bi“ . . freed by advancing gnvernment Peter Munk of Clairtone Sound 
     
     is too bit: for members to h CANBFfJRtg‘A 'fi‘e‘iipgs‘P‘ijg'j ° ' . forces‘ but not before he learned Corporation of suburban Etobl- 
     
     HERO BUT No PAY *    or    .- - is as. .a i. ecelves I es rl   or  -       be 
     
     year. ‘31:?“ £53315; Sig/ice hi“ um taboo-ridden tactics. . ta pl‘gfstconfcience in Halifax 
     
     Colin Cameron 1NDP— an- [ A f w” b ‘ I i ‘ He said that at first he file 0 ma 9 an announce- 
     
     aimo-Cowichan - The Islands d‘fignfl‘fiy £32. a“. 22,132”: Veteran showman Keith Bos- her for his Linwood Farm herd thrill in a lifetime of breeding thought he might be able to get mint on the companys plans. 
     
     Said the plan ShOIlld draw 'icp overseas well. Victoria received his big-lat Low" Sackvmp' N5. and his show animals. assured the along With the rebels, but the l 1‘. Mllnln 35 - year - old co- 
     
     . who ‘. ‘ ‘ 0., ~ ~ 45 .e m of breed. ' ,, . man who told The Guardian at second day they shot missmn found” of the “Wild eqlllpmenl 
     
     m0" “mds “0m those The bill now cocs to the ~951ml‘llll" 3 a farm manager. Ale). Lamond,. , _ , . _ I 
     
     J can best afford it p (- 1 F A . 1 in" cattle for the show ring when . 00d mough in can Keith Hallfax 1W0 WEERS 311.0 “this is {pilot Burlelgh Law for offering manufacturer. declined to elab- 
     
     . ' liovernnrqenera' or m” “- hall d th tLel d’s R0 at “as g ' ' th 5 0d 10. lB-‘l War as 8" QXhlbilm‘la handshake minutes after he oraio but he had said earlier 
     
     I Gene Bheaumo (Pig—North- ;senl. a formality. ) “gaggle? m: fourayil; 8m fiw'last night and tell him 9 ,o ‘1“, had 45 Years and than touched he “id “hi; mnmh Clairtme was MW 
     
     ' - t '1' :Tit riesl‘ml social , t w 1 be in l - -  '~' mews. ‘ .. ‘ “t ' " - ' ,~ .~ _ A , 4 r 
     
     ' I reisuriiye neeods could be met mica-est {emuf‘ig‘fi yéar. the bred and raised on his farm.i "I only wish you W,” in,”  tang; .mgm though it gem“. ‘theg‘hfiyjfiéed‘ioneeénarn :3! tlifihfttl’y  a mow to some. other 
     
     l'th an increase to 100 in .——————————-.yesterda.v won the grand chavm-lxeith, so you could accept the ,. .- ' ~l .. ~ ~ - I ' ~ I _ 
     
     U   o :lll age pensions. s z - {Dim-Ship l0? female Ayrsml'es 8‘ i silverware the cow has won," i318:5érggfhrgfghsmgonaTm]: hm hm hen)"- the Pia-“91' “35 “To 7"”"1‘ Sal”, 3! “19 llme he 
     
     Tom Barnett WDP__C0mm_ ‘. New SfUdles ithe Royal Winter Fair in Tor- ML Lamond told the Victoria mg win at the Royal gti-rred the idry he had been shot. They had been 'IIPEOURUM 'unthd 11!- 
     
     NEW ORLEANS lAPi—rit- a work permit until he. turns 16 Albernil said this should be onto. She also won the trophy for breeder. fires of competition Anew. :wsgfn‘h ‘°°. ht”: t“ IF; “WE fi‘slr‘fiflf “(‘3‘ Wm!” t', "' 
     
     teen-yeamld Paul D. Anthonv is and then may be employed done in addition to setting up   ASkGd [the best uddered Ayrshire cow Margaret is a daughter of naive Bryce much or the wt ~ttey ius1 in a t e gov- ofirah do I: 1mm .cgrporaio: 
     
     "“eml’myed because he b1°°k°d "only “"“l 6 Pm" That 91m" the Canada Pension Plan PARIS (Reutersl — Political "f “‘3 Sim" . [cherry Bat“ 5°57“ fEnch°fieiffi i “led”? his father sugflestedv f"ii'§‘eiiianii‘é‘3i°ons deal. He got l‘hcgie iiimthleraggviiigeuifiough 
     
     a holdup at a motel where he hated him from his 3-to-ll p.111. Jean Cbretien (L—St. Mau- land military committees of the‘PVZgS :LSrigll: bwerfgzd  . :2: lifitéillliam?s fitariarlécteRme.  hr: gitgte‘d'i:nadt 312233; zealots;- 3the rebels to take $100 and send Special concessions- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     wnrked as a substitute bellbOy' SUbsmme henhop jnb' rice-Lafleche) suggested the lNATO parliamentarians confer-i 
     
     n 8“ started sunday' l' maximum level for payments lence refused Tuesday to take a 
     
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     ronm clerk. Joseph F. Gillin. 
     
     man entered the mo- 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . .. his wife Carol. 24. and Cynthia, Clairtone. formed in 1958. now 
     
    

    
     . man strives. It is the peak of Bryce Boswell showed her last ago, ‘ , ' . 
     
     . _ i . success for any Canadian. and year to a reserve grand champ-i Bryce. who is the son the .h‘5 seven'mmm'o‘q daughter' ha: 1"" empln’ees at "s Etnbj' 
     
       be “ISM to show or $8.00" tsmnd {or m adgamslt'lthte Almer-Ivctcran ca-ttlemen were trying ionsbip and won the best udder-i “Keith Boswell and son” partuto Northern Rhodesia. coke plant and had Isales last 
     
     - from $5.000. loan - Propose mu [138” m“ ' . ' w- h he, a, the first . nershi seem“ m be fist as; He was kept in Wembo My- year of  inc uding ex- 
     
     lto recall here last evening when ed class it . ‘happyp as his dad. Blmh sat iama fmm Aug. 3 to Oct 3. 1pm; at “000,000. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     When a - - H ‘ la force sources here said. i . . . . . 
     
     . . . Henri Latuhppe (Credltiste C ° F - . l i l d-b ed 1 t t t Atlantic Winter rair In Halifax. 
     
    

    
     tel file. Gillin told Paul to . l . ‘ .an san r cow as wen o ‘ } . ‘ 
     
     “hold tin" and Gillin put the .   Cogpmn'nomenfcgh 53‘ dcai ;co'::mci:?::g dgggd’gge‘,‘§gsm‘$fffl the Grand Championship circle. illehwas almostd as excil‘ted 43:1. 1 Eggstliigfisrned as they replied to 
     
     “hm” “0‘” l Phaeiranr; waif: taakine aennofhgr lmend “further Studies" 0‘ the’ Las‘ wand-bred am-ma‘l in Win gm td"1 fi htlglkedadwiiliv till-m e A iklilt M‘ ' l A 11000  
     
    

    
     The next thing Paul heard: 0 PE 8 MLF particuarlv in view of a Royal grand championship was. uar lan . . . grc ure inis er n-__________ 
     
     Gillin say was: “Please don't‘ To S A "CO Salary °“'~ new 'Brimh sovémmem prom,_lthe bull. Jester's Standard Drea-l This is definitely my biggest. drew . MarRae called he 
     
     in n ' ‘ '- . mer that won for Edison 3. ————————————-———- Guardian from Toronto to I 
     
     l” met . l I WEDNESDAY. Nov. IR sals on the subiect. the sources Mulch Vorth Riwr who wa'l . ‘make sure ,his paper had the 
     
    

    
     _ He repeated it, Please don 1 By DOUG MARSHALL The Commons meets at 2:30 said. I breede'r‘of the animé] That wa‘q‘ Nei hbors Ald - story. and to extend his warm. 
     
     klllll  8M1! luhunsd lg! ilfld LONDON (cpl—prime Minis. pm. to continue consideration 1 The British proposals “‘lli tbelback i'n 1952 ' ‘ 9 as; congratulations to the Box. 
     
     (‘8 e 9 POlC€~ 53! 81L “,1. Hamid Wilson mid thei of Canada Pension Plan leg- discussed by Prime Minis er ' j l ‘ ' wells. 
     
    

    
     Then he ran for the motel. iHouse 0f Commons Tuesdayl islation. The senate stands iWilson and US. President John- Margaret '5 owned ""W by 3'} Four Vldlms Mr. MacRae added that the 
     
     about a block from his home. rBrHain is imposing a ban Mi adjourned until Nov. 24. lson in Washington Dec. 7 and 8. i C. Gland, Haalifax who bought; Oland herd also won the trophy I 
     
    

    
     Paul reached the mole} .lUS' any further sales of arms to ,, NEWMARKET. .Qnt, tCPl —; {oi- the best dairy herd at Tor- 
     
     in time to see Gillin. prodded 501ml Afri'ca 'Neighborhood families here are. on", yesterday and the Les. 
     
     along by the gunman, walk out l ‘ conducting a door-lo-door can-‘1 lands bred cow was a member I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Office or an adjacent mmel' {0mm liceeiiedss  lhea export . , '0‘" sirlouglynmniwd :2": "Pi OTTAWA (CP) —- Canada's‘population to 761.000 from m,- 
     
    

    
     GUIDES POLICE iot arms should be revoked ex- . “:11” ‘ qa “drpmamz: S I ' population at Oct. 1 has Mammal: Oct. 11 last yearfd “ 
     
     en a police car arrived. iccpt where these are known to ’ d n “mas tag“ ahdlthrz’e of h“ a  estimated at 19.361,“ by the  (exp aingilz. tr: sp- 
     
     Pam was there With direcmms relate to currgnt contracts wm“   I n a  childgii glare. iniured after Hallv bureau of statistics. ‘23; of ‘gsrkgig 03:“ of gang”: 
     
     lghglagkfilgirsnseufedit lpoga'd lthheSthd‘edAirdginmiofi; I Howe!“ revellers rem‘wed a  The bureau said today this ls‘ince. However, the bureau also 
     
     TH; - ' ° “"3 0" -c0ntract to w I 16 Buc'can'eerl yield" sign from a road. The. an increase of 340,000 or 1.8 per noted that its Oct. 1. 1963. estis 
     
     lowlevcl .e‘t Dir-n air ran is: A feed barn on the property pumped from the engines. 'l'ha‘fore it was wetted down. The Smith truck was struck by a car F S d t cent from Oct. 1 last year. mate “may have Men a shade 
     
     - J ‘ e c lof William Wood. Kinlock Road. Charlottetown street flusher . last firemen returned to their that failed to yield. l    5 Biggest gain was in Ontario. high“ thus distorting the year- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Paul was a hero and he 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     grufisdbaiipggggz géhwgulgtgz lfstllLelllfi/ig Tomi: ‘3}? ;:b:?‘?;  Southport, was destroyed by was called to the scene to sup- . stations about 9pm. I With a one-year EMWlh 0‘ 143; ill-War Change. 0 
     
     16 Dec 17 . L . ifire late yesterday afternoon plement the water carried by ther Wind was bowin embers , l OTTAWA (cpi __ Crediti to ‘000 or 2.2 per cent to an esti- The Octsl estimates for the 
     
     Everybody was happy —- es-i South African Premier Kendall?"r 3‘ time ll threatened the § engines “fl”! "5 230° gallons lfrom the burning building to-   .Leader Real Caoueno Tuesday ‘mated Oct. 1 level of 6.637.000. other prnvmces with year-ear- 
     
     Cellt Hawkins and the Louisiana 'rik Verwoerd warned during thel “9.3!.” dwemng “d a bar" mn'l The bu‘ld‘ng deSl‘myed con' ward the house, not far away. advocated salaries. for students Quebec had the second-larg- liervbrackcted: 
     
     labor department. weekend his government wm'talflmg Don-“FY valued at $3.le 'talllP-d {99d .af'ld .Some “1919‘ {The barn housing P0111er W33   GOODattending universities. He told lest gain. Its population rose Newfoundland 493,000 I485; 
     
     A department representative end the agreement under which‘ Fm: engmcs from Chaflme‘ l mem' 1'3 add'm’“ " Muse“ M" i We" Closer. but end 00- The about 300 students at Carleton over the year by an estimated 000‘: Prian Edward island 
     
     ' Itown' parkdale and Sherwood ed Shawn-gs for hm lmer' “inNd “’35 carrying EMDel‘S away HOLLYWOOD (AP) ._ The lUniversity: "Students already 96,000 or 1.7 per cent to 5.399,. 108.000 ‘101.000v \ew ans. 
     
    
   
   
    
     reading 0‘ you“ Paul's exploit Britain uses the Simonstowni ~ - . . . .' ‘ 
     
     r t * V . answered a call for assistance burned furiouslyand proved dll-i from it but intense heat w“ . . _ l t 95 Am“ .8". working just as the men are .000, \"ll‘k 610.000 ‘6lo.0001; Manitoba 
     
     iieoigptlg “meat.” m1?” that Nail/8’1 3:56 grad. lcapftho“;uclfiat 4‘25 9"“ 39“)" the “'5‘ 9"" I “Cu” ‘0 CleSUl-‘lhi Plnally a threatening to ignite the wood- fiz'r‘gmiaigduifgwaige ashtray lworking in factories." i Highest percentage ll’|(‘l‘f‘a<9, 060000 (0360001; Saskatchewan 
     
     Under .fifinf. o 3:, ' v Br am Des" ewe e fibers were exunguiShed some fmm'end mad" was "seq 1° en Shinglfl- at actor Alain new“, who . The federal system of student 29 per cent. was in British ('n- 946.000 19350001; Alberta 1.439.. 
     
     ‘ W. cant get cancers. 5,000 gallons of water had been scatter the buman materlal 59' Royal Canadian Mounted Po- plays her husband in a movie_ iloans did nothing but mortgage lumbia. Its population rose by 000 .l.4ls.ooo\. 
     
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     lice, first on the scene after the “pi. Nelson. 1four or five years of the stu-  over the year to an esti- Unchanged was the popula- 
     
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     alarm was sounded. helped 910- ~ ' ‘den imated 1.758.000. flnn of the Northwest Territo- 
     
     vel snow into the door and with  fig‘lfif'l‘inffomwflfi i "If the youngstch constitutek The estimates showed a de- rirs at 23.000 and the Yukon at 
     
     dow of the blazing building to _with an your might!" an asset to the country. why not icline of 1.000 in Nova Scotia's 16.000. 
     
    

    
     dampen the fire until firemen She did‘jus. as Nelson institute a student's salary.”‘ 
     
    

    
     got hose lines into action. "0M “hand he Hugh, the Mr, Caouetle said in his Ema. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The blau was discovered by n ~ ht . h f _ lish - language address. . i ' I 
     
     a child. She told her mother half as m) on k on On the flag debate. he does’ 
     
     smoke was coming from the, N i n p M" 5mm” “,9”. not want to see the symbols of l. 
     
     granary. When the mother in- France or England on a new. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     vestigated. she found the build-‘ mm" '0 Close tho wound' I 
     
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     ing filled with smoke xind flames “gauge pogfedthe accident. "1 want to see Canadian sym- 
     
    
   
   
    
     The pronerty was at one time rod r f H hols. If they can't have thei 
     
     the Kinlock fox ranch. operated, a,” uctgmposarny :u‘pcndod maple leaf then let it be the 
     
     by the late WK. Rogers of Char- Tuesday ‘ ' beaver.“ 
     
     lotietown. ' ' People in Quebec were too 
     
     fond 0‘ Hamill! 00'3"“ 8"“ "1° nv Tm: CANADIAN PRESS liamo. .\'.R.. died In hospital 
     
     rest of the country for Quebec s Mimi": an a ,- r ,d p ,1, near 
     
    
   
   
    
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     aim” dwelnpmmt‘ ‘ he in may“ .Vlcml‘amcook. Mrs. Elite Gaut- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i "i say the r9511 r9350" Que h" mp Marmmp: m" “am” run is in scrlmis condition with 
     
     y???“ behind is News" h" 9”“ h“ '9“ at 1”“ (“'9 ‘1‘-“d 3"” injuries from the same mishap. 
     
     "‘“M‘ have be” m" “"59 two injured. Traffic was snarled \lrs. \larzarel Ridcoul. mem- 
     
    
   
   
    
     play'l.“ ,E’OfiH“ "‘ help ' ° in many places and some cars her of Parliament for Wesimor- 
     
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