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CROP WEATHER GOOD THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, August 21, 19588 18 OTTAWA (CP)--The prairies' 5 chances of reaping an estimated U S L . - en and Hartford Railroad will ¢om- -. - peak 632,000,000-bushel wheat crop| Us egionnaires pldte he Joumey Begun by Bs ! appeared strong today with Yhe . : special, bof 5 os 'Baltimore OWS 1CIQAIOrS 1P S Tr ong Bureau of Statistios reporting On Canada Tour and Ohio Railroad, will {ake the i "very favorable" weather through- » |Legionnaires back home to Chicago By WILLIAM L. RYAN . Soviet history -- than any other struggle of imperialism to divide |Out the western provinces. How-| MONTREAL --About 150 United from New York. Moscow's announcement today |man. It is Malenkov who is most |the world into spheres of influence. |€VeT, the bureau, in the seventh |States Legionnaires from Chicago's of the convocation Oct. 5 of the widely regarded as the successor |That is what the Communists are | Of €ight telegraphic reports cover- | Commonwealth Edison Post arriv- first all-union Communist party (to Stalin, « saying again. ing crop conditions across Canada, ed here early this week on a five- congress in 13 years indicates a LONG AWAITED The Congress also had the aim |53id warmer weather is needed in h strengthening of the Soviet dictat-| = Westerners have long awaited |of healing the wounds of the blood | OFthern areas to speed maturity, |day junket through Niagara Falls, So P inful Pil orglip all along jue Hine i this announcement, purge of the 1930s, When it was : Toronto, Brockville, Montreal and re, rainiu lles s announcement has been The last All-Union Congress of |finally convoked, Stalin had finishe Quebec City. about getting rid the making sice 1947, but isthe Communist party was in|ed the job of making himself the| WELFARE CHEQUES EARLY | Four special Canadian National of ti itching soreness. and. burniag pain timing gives It implications which | March, 1939. Competent diplomatic | unquestioned dictator of the Soviet| TORONTO (CP)--September wel- | Railways trains transported the | 3 Your Piles & grand surprise swans yo can mean the difference between observers have been saying that |union, after eliminating thousands |fare cheques from the Ontario gov- visitors who passed through Can- | ment. war and peace. when the Kremlin decided to call of potential enemies before firing | ernment will be mailed a few days ada on their way to the annual| Get a package of HemRold at any Moscow's announcement that it.|the 19th congress, it would indi-|squads. early because banks close Satur-|American Legion convention in Sug hare RD p yi d is doing away with the Politburo cate that the Russians felt them-| The new congress is called follow-|day, Aug. 30, and Monday for |New York, August 20-28. Ia relieved. Only $1.59 for the oie 80 tablet does not mean abolition of an all- selves in danger of a third world [ing a widespread cleanup through- | Labor Day. Welfare Minister W. A.| Two more special trains operat. | Package. If you are not 100% pease after powerful governing body. On the |war. . out the Soviet Union's constituent | Goodfellow said yesterday recip-|ed by the Boston and Maine Rail- ER ne Refund 8 : contrary, the announced new Pre-| The last All-Union Congress was |republics. It is likely that this |ients should get them by Aug. 29. 'road and the New York, New Hav- [by all drug stores. sidlum, to act between sessions of |called on a wave of "peace" slo-|time any vestige of opposition was the party central committee, will | gans, ominously similar to those in | done away with quietly but com- 7. have even more power. It will current use by Soviet propagand-|petently. take over the duties of the Organ- ists today. It came at a time| Apparently, the rulers of the izations Bureau (Orgburo), which | when Europe nervously awaited Kremlin consider themselves controls the appointment of key | war. strong enough once again to call officials throughout the party and| At that Congress, Stalin made a|an All-Union Congress convening gOVSPIment NOLIN i oute 'Again speech forecasting economic crises | many Communists from all corners e unis! TI hr D1 non-Comm t world and a [of the Soviet Union in one place. '50, owl-faced protege of Stalin, sharply to the fore. Malenkov pro- bd bably has had more of a hand in 7 this revision -- one of a series in Cope. 1932, King Features Syndicate, Toc., World right F_ 1 "It's a super-duper mystery, Mister. It's such a chiller we really Yi don't need our cooling system!" 'urs sau Ability to Call Congress HOW TO HELP YOUR MILLI ONS MORTGAGES On first class residential property and commercial- construction loans -- Submit your plans now. 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Reynolds, 36, died of gas a bookkeeper of a branch of the the two found little to shock the poisoning, his legs locked around National Canadian Bank yesterday | city's morals. a cross-pipe six feet down from and Sacaped with between $2,000 which he hung in a futile effort 3,000, POLIO TAKES TOLL to reach the boy. EDMONTON (CP)--The Western Canada poliomyelitis toll climb GIRLIE SHOWS OKAYED (i; 43 deaths and 803 cases yester-| LONDON (CP)--Britain's motor- QTTAWA (CP)--Mayor Charlotte |day with reports of one death in| car exports to Canada rose from Whitton yesterday made a flying |each of Alberta and Saskatchewan |a monthly average of 2,300 last inspection tour of midway "girlie |and 12 new cases in Manitoba and | year to slightly more than 2600 shows" at Ottawa's Central Can- seven in Alberta in 24 hours. in the second quarter of 1952. AANA NAABRAAPIPRNANAAN Waat to relieve them QUICK ? Get quick-dryin Minard's iid rub it in well. You'll get relief, and quick, too! 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