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     20200 Roy ltlv 11% ll ll‘!- 
     
     ll0 Royauto UV: ll"| ii": 
     
     500 Hand Riv 9% 9% IV: 
     
     500 Sapphire I60 160 160 
     
    

    
     M00 Scur Rcilnb 130 130 130 
     
     600 secur 195 190 l90 
     
     isoo Sllp Cr so 75 15 
     
     5044 snernit I00 .190 .195 
     
     3500 Sllallu 15 Hli IS 
     
    

    
     15260 fill MI!‘ 120 III 120 
     
    

    
     ION Souris 55 55 55 
     
     500 Sllrlit 12% 12!’: lZ‘i 
     
    

    
     3990 Slap Rock I35 830 I30 
     
     I150 Sulvln 800 191 191 
     
     1125 Sylva ll‘ H0 lll 
     
     IMO 'l'ei' Hu 2l3 2].’) 215 
     
     2000 'l'om Lund it H H 
     
     4000 ‘l‘omIii: 51"; so su 
     
     I00 Trans Enip 207 105 2lY7 
     
     600 Torbrit 11-l 11] I“ 
     
     6700 Tras El] 57 54 55": 
     
     1000 Trans Res 35 35 as 
     
     7650 Trlld 011 III) 305 Sill 
     
     500 Tungsin 22 22 22 
     
     1900 ll Ash tuo J85 J95 
     
     J00 Un I\'on 7nn 5&1 701) 
     
     500 l'n Munldu I2 -12 -I2 
     
     3700 UN UIII ll" I05 I10 
     
     I00 L'p can HO H0 11 
     
    

    
     1285 Vent 19": I5’; 19‘: 
     
     50 Vice A 5'3: EVA l"s 
     
     JUO Vinla 16.’: 155 165 
     
     500 While Am 12‘: l2l'4 l2‘i 
     
    

    
     gum) \\’t-ii T’)r 01 20 2" 
     
     riuu Wekiisk ii“-in RM 5'1. 
     
    

    
     liiizr. W4-st Aall 1" M‘: I9 
     
     fill! W [mail (R1 I85 4R.'l 
     
    

    
     3500 Wilrich 53 51 
     
     4000 Will 5"; I RH 
     
     0200 Wlnorl 9": IV: ll") 
     
     100 Wr liar] I79 179 179 
     
     zom Yale Ld 33 33 11 
     
     znoo ran cu 6% 5": 5": 
     
     4ii7n \'k Br 137 13-‘ I-77 
     
     1700 Yuckn 15 15 15 
     
    

    
     CFRH ‘ 
     
     ans Ruin 575 Min «so 
     
     200 Pend Dru 450 M5 A50 
     
     Banks 
     
     785 Mon ION: 40% 40% 
     
     am NS 46 45!; 45-‘; 
     
     am (‘mum B-’-'3 35 35 
     
     5 nn.“ Iii . :i4|.. .14 
     
     530 Royal M 43% 4132 
     
     Tndilslrials 
     
     10.5 (‘dn Brew 7,3 M”: 2.! 
     
     ion Dom Magnesium 13 13 18 
     
     3]‘? Simpson: new ill-‘is 15"‘: I9‘-'1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Total sales l.99.'l.nD0 
     
    
   
   
    
     Television Threat 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL. ICPW Cardinal 
     
     Leger said Wednesday night tele- 
     
     vision presents a threat to the 
     
     proper ediication of children. 
     
    
   
   
    
     99.50 
     
    
   
   
    
     $10.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     Down Month 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     $8.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     SEE 
     
     TNE NEW 
     
    
   
   
    
     PNILOO 
     
     FREEZERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     AT 
     
     DOUGLAS BROS. 
     
     AND JONES 
     
     155 KENT ST. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     _' ISM C Masher III I 
     
     ~~———— Toronto S'l‘OCl($ 11600 Can Man me me I). 
     
     « {W} ‘ 3/‘-bu . as c s 1; as 
     
     ; MOITETORI SIOCMS ‘no ,,,. _ TORONTO (:9 __w ,1, new  R; am am Jive 
     
     i Mb“  . ( ) ‘“°"‘ ° 000Con Orlu M m 
     
     M“ Cement was four points ;;;,n,,.,,, A 'were weak, base metals were down we 5.. . 7., _7n, 
     
     5' I ‘o 104. Foundation was 3'... Ben  . in seniors and juniors and uran- aooc wen no no no 
     
     Wm 3'3,’ 135, Dominion Struc- iums and Manltouwadge issues 1‘5C5""";: '3" -'3“ *3: 
     
     ""’°'llgmee1 and Union Gas were were also low in stock market 1,2,l',‘l,°,§,‘,',','“,,'"" 3“  5, 
     
     :3‘; up one point, trading Thursday. Golds had a iooo mvo as so as 
     
     1 head were McColl- weak session except for some jun- “'75 DGNMI 3-1 3% 33“- 
     
     ' nlzlajixiluégntfll Dynamics, ior strength. Bathurst issues were ‘:2: g:l"“l“‘,.    
     
     ,‘f{,‘§,',',4. steamship. Noranda and C 3l;*I3dYt- ‘ 11 ! iooo Dean is is is 
     
     I - . as we n ‘ e n 4150 D udu is7 is1 isi 
     
     Wa”"" , — —— 25, pennies, biTterCaii°alda0;?iisthV¢::ili Oil 3“ D3:-w E a $15“ ‘g6 35'‘ 
     
     ’ lost 30 cents, and Canada Southern 4°“ D°"" ' ’°,. 
     
     Petr I u 15 ' )ol00ll))onalda “/1 I1  
     
     "W 02 H1 cen S. 1500 uvex IE5: II 
     
     t‘  A '  Biggest base metal lostes were moo Dime 91 so am 
     
    

    
     - 1000 E Mal I42 141 MI 
     
    

    
     I’. Ila l- Feller“ '0“ gm“ "re . .?.f.:t..i.“.lll¥.‘:.".‘3.3.‘:“.§“.:.::';?'i.:.“.‘f  5 or is is: :2: 
     
     iums losses were led by Gunnar's 12100 E Mall I9 M P 
     
    

    
     POTATO MARKETING MEETINGS 3.‘:;.°:':.:..:"::-  ii»  it 
     
    

    
     - Jo Emp Li a 22 
     
     losses. Kerr - Addison. down 25 new Estella 21 so zi 
     
     , , _ cents. and Dome, down 7.’: cents, 1215 E!‘ ‘W 15'/‘ “'1' 
     
     Monday, May 10th—Parish Hall, Tignish let‘1:l::il:gl?::leled0W3.ld U 1 ' T3,‘; ','.:,',";,,,,, "L, :2“ 13., 
     
     ' - ex 5: . ‘ 
     
     Tuesday. M33’ 11"P“bl‘° Hflllv 0L9«"11‘y 74.04, base metals odoisNnp.I4 :2 solrlrfi-=5 . Ill‘-“ .5‘/" 5"‘ 
     
     Wednesday, May 12th—Yeos Theatre, Montague $8505, and western oils up .01 to 17;g;;;;,'; um ‘;;g, ‘:3 4:; 
     
     Thursdayv Ma-V 13”‘“°°"“““f“" ”“"' M°""‘    ,,  12;: :22: ‘.i'.‘... .2: .2:  
     
     . 4... 
     
     Monday, May 17th—'St.‘ Marys Hall, Souris _ . mo Mu ma ,0” 70% 1sg0sg::;A 3 :4; :02: 
     
     Tuesday, May 18th—Prince of Wales College, Ch't.own N Y k Shmk‘ ‘._,‘,‘,’3 Q,‘-;,',‘} W“ ,1}: 13"" ,3” £3: :5: ,2. gm as : 
     
     Wednesday, May 19th,—High School Auditorium. 9W °r ’fgaAAlr:f'r;‘_m" If; «'1: 4:: ix 3 §R|f'pan , 3,; l ‘,0, 3:: 
     
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     , Summerside. NEW YOHEXKIK d(.1AP)—1-‘Th: Tgtock 13%;; ’,“,;|"" 3'; 3‘; 3;’ 1500:’. glib He! ms me no 
     
    

    
     It t c n ue ts c ‘m urs- Iimsir-I - -' 
     
    

    
     ALL MEETINGS AT 3:30 P. M. 3:,’ fad ‘;_,_,,,,,M ,,_ M hm, ,;g,9 ,*,;;;::g;- =*;,._ =93. 29;“ 133 m._.';..... s: as 5: 
     
    

    
     m k of the In t six sessions. am o Cdn no 555 560 . 
     
    

    
     These meetings are called to provide potato growers ;.§,, A,,°,,.,.'d pm, eveme of .’2.‘,’.? ‘:1 "°“"‘ ’f,.,. ‘i ’: 333 §3§i.".:f 7? :;§.,, 1;.‘ 
     
     ' - ' ' ' . i as 2 
     
     m npportunity_of hearing discussion on and_obtalning in 60 stocks gained '10 cents at $123.00, iooo Aquar an 19 :0 =3; ,’jf,‘},,_., ‘ 5 ,, “ , 
     
     . {on relative to the questions involved in the Potato - high for the year and the best 500 Am to «I to ,_, N... C“, .5 .. .3 
     
     lmma 1 ' ' < k 1 th Vera e since it was 10°" "”°" I" ’ 1" soo N(Il.l| am im 165 ms 
     
     ‘ Board Plebiscite. me! Or 8 I 8 zsoo Ascot so so so ' ’ ' ' , 
     
     M“‘‘°‘‘“‘°' -* "2310 °n AW“ 23- 1,923 ,=,;-:: ;;,"-=»;,_ v M ova ..Z.’:.“’..’:.“.I’..':... it it 5. 
     
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     Official Representatives _of the Potato Board and of ‘:11 et-:|{:;u::;I1dp0}rIIie3‘°md mm mm: 1111” H J "1o%og:‘.:.. mi: “Z: Z; 
     
    

    
     the Potato Dealers Association are invited to attend and “med ‘M0 _t $67.30, H“: ‘d_ 21150:) gr-‘ca: smfizsiz 1:2“ mm" M § ,,_ 5 
     
    

    
     vii] be allotted time. vsnced 30 cents at $90.30. and zooanii sal A 445 us 44.1 “M °'“"" l“? 15,, ml.‘ 
     
     \ H 5003 zoooomirm in 3. . 
     
    

    
     . ‘ _ . utilities were up 20 cents at 359-60 m B_'r"'f" f“: f“ 1;“ ma om rv 14 73 74 
     
    

    
     /1 he attendance of all IZIOWOIS is urged. Gmm were Bemgwlmdstfilv mm. V 1:“ 123 L2 '33: (r“T,LV_ “:2 I33” 3;: 
     
    

    
     . . Studebaker. Boeing, nte 'r- soon w on s: 1 '° 5 * 
     
     Keep this advertisement for future reference. cum, Chicago coi-p.. Consollsvated gag-:r§:M:: 13.13: lg?! 33,? gg:g;;;,, 3,, 3 if 
     
     _ G,U' Cbld. est- ' 9 / sen? 
     
     9.12.1. FEDERATION or AGRICULTURE. fjigggu-'19 ;'1m;*;c°_" c:1fm_'e' Am ma gm... 3.. 3; 3.;-.. gm g:13,E"" *5“ ..‘ 1:; 
     
     R erican Viscose, Bullard. Southern moa Duo :5 an-/. sou Jm%°(g‘,’"1‘:u:':( 5',” “.1, ‘in.’ 
     
     * "" ' " Pacific.’ Seaboard Railroad. Sin- n%'("0BF:”IeV=r Latin :3‘: film fih 109,, ¢~,V,,m,,,.,, .5, 0; ii,‘ 
     
     ‘ clalr Oil. Texas Co.. and United 7000 3," mm "M 1, ,7 0-'0 “WWI!” ‘ ‘ ‘ 
     
     500 Grah B I’! 27 TI 
     
     Ah‘ LIN" 75”” B'‘’“‘ ‘‘ 3’ 1‘ noso Grandinu 25 2.1 25% 
     
     a C Displaying softness were Radio ilmgiiiaiem‘ 15: 1.1112 161% am mm M M ,,,_ 7,,‘ 
     
     C0l‘P<- ‘Am£’l1‘1”‘“ (;r'1§)"h°n°' so an‘ A 6 6 Till)  ugh," ll’? ll: ill 
     
     sylvana a ran . Ome - ssoo aohio as 27 77 ‘ 
     
       A    American Woulest, 20th Century- 13:33:93», 5  ligsg  "_‘1°0‘g:,‘}l,"."”’;'_" W‘ I" "M 
     
          FM’ and Glenn amn‘ . siiio Boll 4 :25 no 22.5 'm°" °' 1‘ 
     
     Cflnadiln 153"" we” mixed‘ iso Bral ml mi :50 350 W” H?” 
     
     I-ii am Walker was up 1% and 1n- moo B it :95 :95 ans ”°° “"" C 
     
     Due to the volume of sales of our new cars and trucks m’mn.°n_l Nickel ‘Med 1/__ Dome 23:0 15,52’? 1%,.‘ 1;: 3: mg Lliflli aeu 
     
     we can offer a great _variety of good used cars and trucks. Min.._ end Mclntyre both lost 1/. mo B;3n_m___ 9 9 , sgami liigmayg 
     
     These vehicles are priced to afford you tremendous savings and Dlfilllkffieiiggr::3c:r:’1:5:gn‘;'é 13$ gfiifnsiéirn ixx: 11% ii“! ,6, H“, 3,, 
     
     as those now on Otll‘ lot must be sold to make way for oth- 0“ ‘. ° “‘ . i_ ,5,“ ,,,,n,,,,, n’ ,o.,, ,,,.,_, 200 Huihh 
     
     Canadian issues were higher. G 150 B A 8”’ M 9% 500lnd L 
     
     “'5' ant Yellowknife and Royalite Oil 35” C_‘f'm 1,,‘ mg ,9 12l::lI1;:l|;;-lei: A 
     
     , d 12 12 ' 
     
     r,\'r;ny USED CAR AND EASX b‘§l§w'al'$§zcl(,%(cpi —. Closing quoi.I- 5:1); ((:;I‘ll.Ilsl!a|:E\, E  52155 “t: u§§{,,§“;,‘,f’,‘;, 
     
     ' i L UNTILMAY - = .' ‘ INHP 
     
      \sA?ILE BE l'iEGlST- 6' M‘ A‘ C’ l:El“cs'tI Rn." "" lslw. tlgll {"3l.'li'" ll: :33 llil <-‘“"‘a’ '’::°,’‘“l‘c'e ' 
     
     . . - U‘ as». zoo can An :70 no my 1755" "' 
     
     WED AT OUR E"\”‘NsL'  ger‘iAm!?l ' iis zioo (: on Lnds am aso :i7n .}‘5‘0'§  ° 
     
      22;’: .:s.r.:: at ‘ii. '15..  
     
     Gt ‘ , I 
     
         §,,,c,,,, ywm. '37,.   gl-3:"? Res ‘sin ,2»: 12:55  
     
     I I’ II On 
     
     CARS  ~~ :2  2:: 2:: 2;: so» ,5»;  
     
     , ‘ ' iaioo ey cn 
     
     Was Now 2332 233% ?:‘.’.‘.‘.’I‘Ia... 33.‘. $32 ‘ll’? 23;; 3;; ;f:;{_ 
     
     T . 06 I05 10' 
     
     »49 PONTIAC SEDAN N9. 6  $1100 -‘5 909 3;“ ,:;.':$::‘.'.°..““' in 147 to 33;,-;,',<;,:,i;,,{;‘:v= 
     
     '49 PONTIAC SEDAN, Chieftain N0. 17PB  $1350 $1‘]1.§3 _ __ _ . 11% 2,333  nee ill: 17; is: M Kmum 
     
     '46 PONTIAC SEDAN, Chieftain No. 17 ...... .. $ 650 $ _ - _ " M cm In ,3 u ,, fig: lxigyloil m 
     
     -45 PONTIAC SEDAN 71PB .......... .. .. $ 550 :5 4a0 Canadian Do ar am gm; mg“ u;_,5 11;“ ,:&.”:g,, 
     
     in CHEVROLET SEDAN 13 PB . $ 900 $ 353 MONTREAL (CP)_The U_ S_ ,,,$,cc,, ,5,“ g“ 3.; 3% 7“ 53“ W 
     
     '33 OLDS. SEDAN 3_BB $ 400 $ 4 don“ Thursday closed 8', a ,,,S_ Hr.“ mm: w. ‘5 m 7,3: m£,.m 
     
     '51 BUICK COACH D  $1800 $1459 count of 1 7-16 per cent in terms 2357 C0,, 13.. «lo “:91/i 2:3 ",0 “M 
     
     '43 DODGE SEDAN 39PC $ 350 $ 77:) of Canadian funds, up 1-32. It took mood Diacmm new -30“ now no L.,_,k’ 
     
     C d, n to buy :1 100° 99'' ,. iooo Lnvnln 
     
     '49 FORD SEDAN 15PA  :5 950 -'5 795 93 9-” “en” 3"‘ ‘*1, mm swoon mu ,2" ,,,"/;,.,‘° mo Leltch 
     
     -40 MERCURY SEDAN 46PA $1250 $1085 "“$,;"°“"~ "°‘"“’ “" “‘ ' ' ' ’“"°°" """" ’“' ;gg,,1,~;;;,,,_ 
     
     up - ,,_,___,,_._ ._ ..._..._e.—#—————— mm H Pm 
     
     TRUCKS ‘ monm-- 
     
     _ F 0 R S A L E 8500 Lorado ‘.6; 
     
     '53 DODGE 1/2 Ton 2lGA ..  :38’:  
     
     2 DODGE 1 Ton 7'1‘  _ moo Mnckeno 
     
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     ‘5 INTERNATIONAL 1-T011 G15’? -   Very desirable double tenement house situated in th ]1‘:‘()1.l>:1l-I;inI::I us 
     
     1 STUDEBAKER 1/2 Ton 9 A  . . i Modem con- "100 M-‘ml’ “9 
     
     — -' - tl Cit .Excellent repa 1‘. - mom I s 
     
     52 MERCURY 1 Ton or  .. $ 793 BHKNOH 319*‘ ‘*1’ ‘e V D um .m..‘::.:;_.l'.§'. W 3% 
     
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     ‘.30 GMC 1/2 Ton 18GA   $ 850 $ 700 Venlences, Hot water’ heating. Separate fuinates. 0 mo mm” :5“ W. 
     
     , ed. 500 Maybrun l, 
     
     OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM garage. Large lot. Well rented. Occupancy can be arrang mg m:,:{,. :2 65 
     
     COME IN AND TRADE TODAY For further particulars jg: m;';‘,‘.' "" '22 
     
     1700 Ml! Cl! IS 
     
     OPEN EVENINGS 7 -9 Apply 230° 3:331; "5 
     
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     Telephone 7365 for a demonstration of the car :?).l)h)«‘fnT,'oTItI ii-.4. iw. 
     
     87 
     
     YOUR PONT|AC- BUICK. e.M.c. DEALER . _  "3 
     
     T Ke .|, 8‘ C  I d 5+ ' mloollgeivirilllid ills“ M 
     
     v ” Um 3' 3" 3- 154 Richmond Street 71?’ rriqew ré.p..... 1:: 
     
     QW 
     
     l.l:o:F 5315).‘?! 55 
     
     ' E | '  lcllo Newheve iiiui 
     
        I00 New nicii no 
     
     Harmony l'lOllSO OIITOIITO S   ~;;., N, 
     
     1713 New Jal 
     
     ' - 3410 N K 3 
     
     ' i M00 New Lard IT I09 
     
     ‘ ‘ 2700 Newilund II 
     
     6000 N Irlon C 
     
     7.500 N Mvll 16 
     
     £0 ’ . 
     
     .   o”.i.'.2Zi’.T°" ll6'A in 
     
     ' ll 
     
     32?? l32'é"‘§:... aw. in 
     
     500 Pat:  10?: 10% 
     
     2000 Pan - 
     
     I 
     
     ‘Q §i£.'.".‘.3. 33 
     
     ll 
     
     €53 52¥.'.'$‘"3u 92 
     
     , uoo Petrol 5015 ‘M 
     
     The Duncan Phyfe suite 9ior:0nl;g<hc(;_‘ 11"‘! 
     
     illustrated is o n e of 450 Placer am am 
     
     4400 Ponder 115 
     
     many styles we have in 1750 Pontiac iso 
     
     H00 Prair Oll ‘I'M 
     
     stock to choose from—- 1Ii9;|0 ’}:resioAri 2:): 
     
     All in sparkling new ‘$03, ,.',‘,’,',,,,,"{,,  
     
     n u fl C 
     
     color combinations) Call ,,',§‘}} 2),‘; L,‘',, J; 
     
     and choose yours today 3:0": 3“§"N‘,,,, 1: 
     
     from our large selection. ‘m 33:33:. ,9 
     
     NM! Radlnre 10 
     
     1500 Red Pnp I0 
     
     500 Red“-at : 
     
     . l P l 
     
     5 piece Suite Illiistraled _.'..."?.?,’.‘.,..'° a 
     
     10200 Rexlpnr Ill 
     
     K200 Rim Pral I‘! 
     
     .1500 Rlx Allin I“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Adriressiiiiz 2 pzireiits‘ niettmiz as 
     
     part or a diocesan family work, 
     
     Carrlmal Leger said some pictures 
     
     nnw appearing on television screens 
     
     might affect youngsters’ faculties 
     
     of learnlniz. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ri-may. May 1, 1954 
     
    
   
   
    
     The Guardian Page 18 
     
    
   
   
    
     CITIZENSHIP GRANTED ALLEGED 
     
     FORMER FRENCH COILABORATOR 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA (CP) A former 
     
     French national accused of being 
     
    
   
   
    
     an inspector in Hitler‘: storm 
     
     troops during the Second World 
     
     War has been granted Canadian 
     
     citi/.enship. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The information was contained 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ihas 
     
    
   
   
    
     shirts. 
     
    

    
     The return said Selgneur .1. 
     
     tered Canada as a non-immigrant 
     
     ‘Dec. 1, 1946, and was granted legal 
     
     Iandms by order—in-council June 
     
     1948. It said the government 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     , 29, 
     
    
   
   
    
     no information on whether 
     
     in a return tabled Wednesday iniseigneur vias an inspector of an 
     
     the Commons by Citizenship Min-lwatfen S. S. during the last wu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     isier Harris for Alistair Stewart 
     
     tCCF—Wi'niiipeg North». 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     but adds that hevwas sentenced to 
     
     death in abscniia by a French 
     
    
   
   
    
     The return said Canadian citi-'court fnr "dealings with a foreign 
     
    
   
   
    
     7.(‘flShlp has been granted to Dr. 
     
     Michel Seignour. who was crin- 
     
     victed by a French court of col- 
     
     laborating with the Germans and 
     
     sentenced to death in abseiitia. ‘ 
     
    

    
     Mr. Stewrirt charges that Scig-3 
     
     n('lll' during the last war was an‘ 
     
     inspccior of the Walton S.S. tho,’ 
     
     German storm troopers or Black-, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilnwcr with a VIEW to encouraging 
     
     the undertakings of that power 
     
     against France." 
     
    

    
     Dr. Seigneur is one of three per. 
     
     sons convicted by French courts 
     
     nl cnllnhnintiiu: with the Germans 
     
     who have bPl‘i1 ilrantc-d Canadian 
     
     citizenship. The other two have 
     
     not been identified. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kept Posted‘ On 
     
     Travel Movements 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA (CP)—A total of 205 
     
     Canadians notified the external 
     
     affairs depurtinent passport office 
     
     between Jan. 1, 1953, and Feb. 15. 
     
     1954, that they intended to visit 
     
     iron Curtain countries. 
     
    

    
     This information was given the 
     
     Commons external affairs commit- 
     
     lcc Wednesday by R. A. MacKay, 
     
     deputy external affairs minister. 
     
    

    
     He said the ileriartment did not 
     
     keep a chock on how many of the 
     
     205 actually visited the countries. 
     
     Some had given notification of 
     
     more than one visit so that the 
     
     total numhrr of planned trips was 
     
    
   
   
    
     .'l.'lH, The hrrakdnwn: Riissin. 56: 
     
     Poland. 61; Czechoslovakia. 71; 
     
     Bulgaria. 27: Hungary, 52; Rnu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     mania, 45; Albania, 11; East Ger- 
     
     many, l5. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘nimrlinn travellers to Iron Cur- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tain countries are required to keep 
     
     Caiiadi:-in lcgations in those coun- 
     
     tries posted on their movements 
     
     and travel plans. No passports 
     
     were withdrawn last year for viola- 
     
     tions of this regulation. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     It 
     
     BYRNTTS ROAD SCHOOL 
     
     \ADI'i|) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Grade lX-1. Marie Kenny; 1. 
     
     Jean Clarkin. 
     
    

    
     Grade VI—— 1. Phyllis Dunn; 1. 
     
     Rita Kenny; 3. Laura Kenny. 
     
    

    
     Grade IV— 1. Joey Dunn; 2 Jean 
     
     Kenny. 
     
    

    
     Grade LI (AI—l. Rennie Kenny. 
     
    

    
     Grade II <13;-1. Stella Myers. 
     
    

    
     Grade I-1. Florence Myers; 1. 
     
     Brendan Dunn. 
     
    

    
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     I“h_\llis Duiiii. 
     
    

    
     Highcst. average in junior grades, 
     
     Stella Myers. 
     
    

    
     Perfect atteiidance: Phyllis Dunn, 
     
     Brendan Dunn. 
     
    

    
     'l'esirher——i'Pearl Grant. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘cu. M. 650 lbs. capacity. 
     
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