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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 27, 1961 3 |CAPSULE NEWS Irish Outlaws Blow Up Jeep FIRST FOR INDIA NEW DELHI (AP) -- Prime Minister Nehru Sunday form- ally named the first Indian-built transport plane--a twin-engined turboprop Avro 748. It was named after the first Indian air} : force chief, the late Subroto Mu-| kherji, who died last year. SET SHEARING MARK WELLINGTON, N.Z. (Reut-| 7 ers)--A 29-year-old shearer, C. A. Bosher, sheared 606 lambs at the rate of one every 50 sec- onds to set a world record and win almost $550 in bets Satur- day. The previous record for a normal nine-hour day was 544 lambs. FEAR OUTBREAKS SALISBURY (AP)--A series of strikes by Negro workers at one of Southern Rhodesia's key} ' industrial centres brought fears Sunday of fresh outbreaks of ra- cial violence. Authorities): charged the strikes are politic-| 7 ally inspired and that most of the workers do not know why they are striking. ENDS BOYCOTT BELFAST (Reuters) -- Three Northern Ireland policemen were injured Sunday when a jeep in which they were travel- ling along the border near the Irish Republic was blown up by a raiding force of the outlawed Irish Republican Army. Three of the policemen re-) ceived facial injuries but the fourth was unharmed. QUEER DEER ALBERNI, B.C. (CP) -- A hunter wearing a white alum- inum hat and a red checkered jacket was accidentally shot here Saturday by another hun- ter who mistook him for a deer. Dead is Ted Brooks, about 30, of Alberni. He was shot in the chest by a .303 - calibre rifle fired from about 170 feet, RCMP said. No charges have been laid. MILLION DOLLAR AJAX WAREHOUSE FIRE STILL | SMOULDERS | Friday morning has not been determined. --Oshawa Times Photo. LOSS IS $1,000,000 | DAYTON, Ohio (AP)--Three \buildings were destroyed and a fourth damaged Saturday in the second $1,000,000 fire at Wright- Patterson Air Force Base in four days. Five firefighters| were hurt. In the previous fire) in last Wednesday a fireman was killed and another still is missing. A baseman said offici- als were checking the possibil- | Report Show | ss | | Big Change ity of arson or sabotage. | CHURCHES _ oe a a -- Iwo | In Roads | neoro, pe Roge po ie Brooks, Len Clement and Ken|near the CPR railroad station, A ini i nsuc Buttery sang several vocal se-/Sunday afternoon. No details) COBOURG -- United Counties] Seren, a seaday in lections. are available, but police are|road expenditures for the first two Augusta white churches. Each of the three students) reported to have questioned anj10 months of 1961 have reached|pey Roosevelt Green Jr., 21, gave talks in which they told|Oshawa youth in connection/a gross total of $1,032,305, coun-|.4q Paul Thompkins, 22, stu- of their trips to New York and|with the offence. The in-|ties engineer George L. Totten dents at Paine College, first of their impressions of the de-| vestigation is continuing. told counties council on its final tried to enter the First Baptist! liberations during their visit to , oe day of the year at Cobourg. The|¢ sher denied them the United Nations. LETTERS PATENT government will subsidize $691,- pe meee and they left with- A certificate was presented to} The current issue of The/700 of that amount. out argument. Crossing the Miss Monica Connolly, a student| Mr. Doyle by the noble grand Ontario Gazette carries the in-| Mr. Totten said the year had) street, Green and Thompkins at Dr. F. J. Donevan Collegiate| Rebekah Lodge No. 3 andjformation that letters patent of|been one of cOnsolidation. The} sought to enter St. John's Meth-| Institute: Howard Swartz, ane Vice Grand of Sunshine Re-| incorporation have been granted|road commission had attempted) gqist Church. Again they were student at O'Neill Collegiate and| bekah Lodge, No. 222. The cer-|to the Rotary Club of Oshawa to clean up many long standing) rebuffed. Vocational Institute, and Rich- tificate to Miss Connolly was) Charitable Fund and The Spirit-\claims for compensation and ard Doyle, a student at Central SAYS RUSK CONSIDERED iH AND TWO OF HIS HELPERS day. Joan Miller, left, RR 1, | Central Collegiate Institute, Oshawa, a student of Port | distributed candy to the chil- Perry High School and Carole | dren as they met Santa. Kabelman, of 146 Verdun road, a student of Oshawa Smoke and small pockets of | the million dollar Ajax Ware- flame could still be seen Sat- | house fire. Firefighters con- smoking piles of paint tins, tea and machinery. Origin of the SANTA Santa Claus and two of his | UNITED NATIONS (AP) faithful helpers prepare to Russia is ending its long boy-| Meet thousands of excited cott of the United Nations com-| Children lined up at the Osh- mittee on the peaceful uses of} 2Wa Shopping Centre, Satur- SLAYER GETS LIFE ou foment O4 Accident Victims aces" 2= During Past Weekend Saturday he will be. present when the committee meets to- Saturday was sentenced to life imprisonment after a jury By THE CANADIAN PRESS |(0), Nova Scotia 1 (0), Saskat-|day night of burns received in a found him guilty of the revolver| 'This survey does not include |chewan 1 (1), Prince Edward|hunting cabin fire at Mongoose murder of Reginald Lapointe/natural deaths, industrial acci-|Island 0. |Lake, 75 miles north of Sault last June. "That's not bad,"|dents or known suicides. | Ontario dead: iSte. Marie; said Lefrancois after hearing) Traffic fatalities were lighter} Mrs. Martin Doyle, drowned| sentence. The charge was noN-|inis weckend, but the category|in the Irvine River just north|$ DIE IN FIRE capital murder. remained the most lethal in alof Guelph, Friday night, when quent Pree tad i a u survey of accidental deaths con-|her car failed to negotiate a) : delta te pier coe Chasen -- Pos ducted by the Canadian Press.|turn and plunged over the river/Mrs. Figure's mother, Mrs. He- Rravili i io| The survey, taken from 6 p.m. |bank; lena James, 77, who died when mer Brazilian president / Janio : AT bs | f fi ltheir home at Sault Ste. Marie Quadros said Sunday he will re- local times Friday to Midnight} Lloyd Alexander Doan, 48, of| : urday afternoon at the site of | tinued to play water over the | fire which broke out early | | Students Tell Of Visit To UN Corinthian Lodge, No. 61, In- dependent Order of Odd Fellows,| the Rebekah Lodges of Oshawa) and the Cancer, Poliomyelitis! and the Tuberculosis Committee held a reception Friday night for three outstanding Oshawa secondary school students who} were sent to the United Nations in New York. Bro. A. Phillips was chairman of the committee.| In addition to the students, CITY AND DISTRICT PROBE ASSAULT During the evening a quartet,, A 13-year-old girl was re- composed of Elmer Down, Ken! ported to have been assaulted --Oshawa Times Photo day, even thoygh he opposes the meeting. F. R. BLACK O.D. OPTOMETRIST Contact Lens Consultation or Eye Examination BY APPOINTMENT . . . 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Exceilent lot 55 x 158, nicely landscaped with tall hedge and shade trees, Located only 1 block from King St. E. List price $12,950.00. chairman of the CP and Tjof Oshawa. NEAR COMPLETION ; ; ; burned early Sunday; of the students, Mayor Christine| Committee. Bro. G. Freeman,|---- oe The road program, laid out in) of State Dean Rusk is under|turn to Brazil as a private ci- EST Sunday revealed an over-|St, Marys, killed in a two-car J y Thomas and T D. Thomas, hi presented the certificate to Mr I Te OE ae eee ion | trae oy Dee 96a os 7 / ic ; i 'his shotgun accidentally dis- puty Grand Master N. Attwood|""Q) ait of the Odd Fellows Pastor S$ pros! paving of a half mile of|<on Rockefeller of New York in|saying he had been "beaten by|™ishaps. Jarvis Francis Burke, 28, of| 8 y s Sahces vs jroad 25, : . i Ps = gor eg of Whitby! snd Rebekahs, Bro. Keeler |planned to complete this small|the New York Herald Tribunelin Australia on a world tour. jported by fire. Four were in|when his car crashed into a 0 ae ee po yey og pos day project at the same time that)<ays. Rusk expressed surprise} Ontario, three of these in onejety island in Metropolitan Tor-| 5 agg ic a ag A ive me at Bictkiin, weet oo A . | the development road from Mor-| at the report. | FINDS SKELETON |home in Sault Ste. Marie. onto; [Gay Right Of injuries Teceive , , |are looking forward to sending t | . |in 1962, ~~ | GIVES INTERVIEW TO RED|A hunter in. woods near hisjities, one each in Manitoba and|Peterborough killed Satur day|® 15 mites west of London. members and friends attended} Mayor Thomas thanked the 1S Cc During 1961, the commission| }yANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP)|home Saturday, came upon ajBritish Columbia, and four|when his car collided head-on) e Bro. Don Keeler presided and) lodge members on behalf of the 5 4 : | lin which h idi y welcomed the visitors. He also| City for sending the students to 000 yards of gravel for re-|clysive interview Saturday to| skeleton of a man police believe|causes. In Ontario Nova Scotia,|three miles west of Peterbor-|\" Walch he was riding over- : base A wd chk ~ ; : : | \Perth start of the United Pilgrimage| When the bus carrying the|Christian Reformed Church Of|county roads; seal coated 35|paper Izvestia, who said they) A nearly empty can of what ap- saa Daniel Stonefish, 71, struck| ; Youth Tour in 1955 and its de-| students from other centres|Oshawa during the weekend re-|miles; paved seven miles; | fouched on many. world prob-| peared to be cyanide rested he- PROVINCIAL FIGURES _ lby a car on Highway 4 near| velopment. He said the move-|stopped in Oshawa to pick up/joiced with their minister, al (pear and gravelled 13.5 miles|jems, including Berlin. The in-| side the skeleton. Police said he Individual provincial figures\; beth, five miles south of States but the three guests of/ors were shown through the/memorated the fact that he) stalling bridges and culverts at/pej, son-inlaw of Soviet Pre- closed the lid and drank the|Ontario 12 (7), Quebec 9 (8), . but tiene first' Oshawalcity hall by Bro. A. Phillips. |was ordained a minister to the|a cost of $80,000; completed| mir Khrushchev. poison. He was identified as|New Brunswick 3 (3), Manitoba|,,2°m Sencer. Siecle Eee | , since last Jan. 21. jAlberta 2 (1), Newfoundland 1 |during the trip. The evening| 1p the course of his ministry, | Pleted fencing on development) SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP)-- | hall. Oshawa 101088, where he soon} Gal: |chin, Scotland, accused of be-/ PARIS (Reuters) -- Four} BINGO lbecame both loved and respec- FIVE-YEAR PLAN ling involved in a shortage of| French officials, members of an) + s | : s J | , ive serious consideration to the|Royal Bank of Canada branch| arrested in Cairo Thursday) V Lod ST. GERTRUDE'S Soviet Having to the. cansa 2 God Bingtons.1§ min-| isits ge LINDSAY -- Port Perry will|MNpYempZ@)0M 144099" road construction. |to police Saturday. istry announced Sunday night.| lay an exhibition hockey game VanHarmelen were) "1 fee] that the time is right! A French foreign ministry; The Grand Master of the/P'3 yg EVERY MONDAY. NIGHT | . ey _. 11 PANIC, DROWN 'ioe Bony anniversary. Saturday, Nov. 25,)We shall never be in a better). CARTAGENA, Colombia (AP)/rests has been received here| --_ America, Rev. la here Dec. 1 and a return game) = | ( | |Ashmore was a very welcome GOOD PRIZES Middle East leasion for celebrating. A fi | lighted match on a gasoline can visitor at the November meet-|four days later. jcas 8. ine| velopment roads than at pres-| gasou | ; By RUKMINI DEVI jan elaborated program in| ent. Such aid will not however,| aboard a launch ferrying 30 T b M pig eo | At a meeting held at Oshawa : | : ¥ | Hy «sane Handicraft Gift Shoppe | BOMBAY (CP) -- Experts in participated was presented. we are prepared to help our-|Ccrew could throw the flaming 0. acco en | The distinguished visitor was|in the Intermediate "A" Lake- |Communist affairs in India be- ieties extended their best i ; ,|sengers panicked and jumped) A d Di Master McNevin and gave ajteams from Napanee, Belleville, Variety of Gifts for your lieve the Soviet Union is having/wishes. The fact that Mr. Vaxtcos Palani beg sae y ote ae coey| overboard. Eleven of them were} tten inner | most 'interesting address. Trenton, Port Hope, Bowman- $ f \ k | z | | The degree was exemplified in 50 2 shopping list The recent shake-up in the *h w i All of Lindsay's games will be or weeks Pp jof the church was seen in the} Mr. Totten reported that the} IT'S UP TO RUSSIA ers and their wives from alll Gegree team and a short busi- say's & | 1626 SIMCOE N. mittee of the Soviet Communist associates of agencies like Ro- : servi j seinel ; Tozer said A schedule will be eas party is being cited in this con-itary Club hn whose pti ny ron adh hye veri American delegates, arriving/attended the annual dinner) pro R, J, Andrews presided|drawn up next week. ' : Fpghalors - for the resumption of three-/meeting of the Durham and) and welcomed the grand master. sacigctanet dle deat 4 aed is a be x hg rg best wishes) replacement. There are now in| amnhasized Sunday that the|Tobacco Growers' Association! of the chapter for the fine Bagghaw bas agreed [0 'sponsor 8 ' Signito the Rev. and Mrs. : : : 4 of Soviet set-backs in the area.|melen in expressing the hope ie 9 i | : : : TONIGHT -- 8 P.M Mos-/that they both may be a blessing! Zeneca "Of the tris od mileage, 60| 820°: Sir Michael Wright, the; More than 270 shared prizes) Lunch was served to the large| ! . lem name and central Asian|to their congregation for years|> . che » ©"| acting British delegate, declined|totalling more than $10,000 do-| sathering which enjoyed the ETTING ____RED BARN perhaps the most important, in} On behalf of the Ministerial wg (ie ers have any new proposal tell-|facturers. ue NIGHTS Association of Wry. Rev G.ltues for the fist 0 month of ine Russians' court." "lyon war George Desteyere, WONDERLAND OF was entrusted with the task of/woations. Several ministers of subsidy projects including de-| MAY POSTPONE TRIAL chairman of the Ontario Flue 1:30 P.M econ St a age to the Mos omg also expressed their! 654. maintenance, $110,851; new|sumption of the Adolf Eich Board, who spoke on the diffi Fora to ae A oe Before Their Time | ; hg eget est wishes. struc 5,590: iscel-| i A s gd tae s ns TUES., NOV. 28 ante fed x Mr. construction, $465,590; miscel-|mann trial may have to be/-oosed tobacco producing} in the Classified Section. It Hen pond ceed Ig agg ot . inov succeeded to an extentina, served several congre- pairs, 'supplies, $44,699; new/plete translations of the tribu- rights. Mr. De Meyere was in- Seco anu td nak itching urination) Backache, Bladder arents Committee A - . be 4 . ts : : ir | Pains due to Kid 4 Bladd' ue pel icuact dane a ---- so far, Oshawa has . large place|cejyable from municipalities, day. Dec. 11 is the date tenta- and thanked by P. G. Newell] ticular Peetion. tm aoe oases Hew improved yi,{in his heart and he has been| 158.496: machinery cost of op-|tively set for reconvening the : ; ping list . . . and tells you | Svitne reliet as en antiseptic in acid impact in Egypt, Iraq -and Centreton, was chairman. where to stretch your holi- te Ae is. ogypt, 1 8nd the upbuilding of His Kingdom. | 939,905, less credits, total ex-| decision, expected to cover 300|. Association secretary H. K. | ton. Get. rer! from druggist today. | REG'T. ASSOC A ' It is hoped that in cig 91,700.) pages. Check the Gift Spotter r So 22 ° A 7 s pas | mors that Mukhitdinov was be-|_ 4. om thi | ; z }guiding hand is seen, the Rev. had exhibited at the Orono} A ing groomed by Khrushchev for 8 N El ti UNITED NATIONS (CP) --|Fair and he urged that more| holiday needs. THURSDAY, NOV. 30 | cow. Middle East newspapers|i0US agencies may serve for 0 ec 10n ping Wai te eh ddirslyt #4 ' . Pires Py : a\years to come to the good of} 7 P.M |spoke of him warmly and 8 At Beaverton | week on the seating of Commu- | Felgisas tenders ity. After the program, pastor| {nist China that is expected to TEA ROOM Then 'the reverse started. and guests enjoyed refreshments; bate is expected to start Thurs "ay i : auxiliary in the basement of the! year, day or Friday. Informed dele- policy in the Middle East has) church J re Diabetic Association Packt hot d Reeve Jon Meee. {| Will keep their seats this year. | Earlier this year there was) ; {But they see a chance of the are holding a a sharp debate between Mos-| |this week and last got quali-| Ley lfications clinched acclamation : | name-calling. Work on the As-| ) poet Bey ae eee oe 42% MORTGAGE IN McLAUGHLIN HALL wan high dam is about a year| BIRTHDAYS board and hydro commission. | Lovely 5-room brick bungalow located in the Cadillac Ave. NOVEMBER 30 | behind schedule and the Egypt-| Acclamations are as_ follows: scoped end decorated. ° Monthly "poyment including texes " if . 31, wner leaving city. | with the Russians for the delay| = a Fi cap | rem Kenzie, Howard Hill, Archie, The speaker will be lin funnelling much-needed aid! "¢nts of Oshawa and district | Veale, 'and newcomer W. J. Gil- Jf SREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER. Brick bungalow -- 3 years old in spotless condition, all large Dr. W. G. Grant : : SUSINESS MENS LUNCH rooms, beautifully decorated, Tiled bath, etc, Hedged and The subject: | The split between Egypt and| birthdays today: school board --George Bowen, | Webs du lelole doten Insulin Re-action | Syria and the consequent break-| Wendy Harris, RR 1, |Owen Bullock, Dr. K. G. Jar-| | GRANDVIEW ST. SOUTH 3) A Pa A A R | public has been hailed by | 1 acre of land with a variety of fruit trees, 11/.-storey 6-roomed Syria's Communists. This is} pt Bis Reynard, 323 | ri Phone fas) + a PTH KeRy B e ry ser NOVEMBER 28th The Soviet Union also has | K j . P.M, | Sh FILL THEM AT | ; / |noble grand of Corinthian Lodge, tizen in three months' time. |all total of 34 accident victims--jcollision near Stratford early sa-| Fred Chamberlain, 20, of @il- for Oshawa Riding: District De-|2 ; lAn exception is the construction! jeaders to oppose Governor Nel- ae tig wartz. | : at Warkworth. It is) his bid for re-election next year,|the forces of reaction," arrived) There were five deaths re-|Kirkfield, killed Saturday night|Charged as he climbed a fence. Deputy Grand) voiced a F | y ppreciation to the three; Warden R. Balton and Mrs.| speakers and said the lodges| onor y | its ' |ganston is completed sometime} FRANKLINVILLE, N.J. (AP)| There were two hunting fatal-| Gordon Grant Hardy, 48, of|!" 8 two-car crash on Highway guests. Approximately 100 lodge| more students next year. | approved the application of 25,-| president Kennedy gave an ex-\hand - hewn coffin holding the|deaths through --_unclassified|with a truck on Highway, killed Saturday when the car read a pamphlet explaining the| the United Nations. The congregation of Hebron! surfacing; primed 90 miles of|the editor of the Soviet news-|killed himself in weird fashion.|Quebec and Alberta. ough; turned on Highway 7 near ment is widespread in the United| the Oshawa delegates the visit-/John VanHarmelen, who com-|of road, graded three miles, in-| teryiewer was Alexei T. Adzhu-jevidently got in the coffin, with traffic deaths bracketed:|r (naon, Ont., Saturday night; Mn to participate. During the evening Howard| Christina Reformed denom-| pavement on development road} | J S,8 COMING EVENTS | closed with lunch in the banquet| mr VanHarmelen was called to| "08d 4, Morganston and 5, Ken-| Peter Smith Watson, 30, of Be-| ARRESTS MISSION Crand Master Plan Exhibition : adoption of a five-year plan for|in nearby Santos, surrendered| night, the French foreign. min-| B d Ti I At the same time Mr. an 690 KING EAST AT a n e 1961, marked the double oc-| position to receive aid for de-|A 15-year-old boy dropped a) with 'surprise and emotion." will be staged at Port Perry) Several committees and soc-| selves. We are now in an excel-| can overboard a number of pas-| lintroduced by Past County|shore League which comprises TUSE., NOV. 28, 8-10 p.m. presidium of the central com- > y tri ee . 'r W ' : four points. Manager John) attendance of many friends and) modern garage at Cobourg willl GpNeVA (AP)--British and|parts of the United Counties! ness mecting was held. / a | costs only 47c WOODVIEW 4 is . : * " t x VanHar-/the counties 330 miles of county) vox+ move is up to the Rus-lat the Legion Hall. a el he team EXTRA BUSES background, was a key official,!t) come A breakdown of road expendi ling reporters: 'The ball is now| Guest speaker for the occa- selling the Soviet brand of| neighboring Christian Reformed velopment roads 4 and 5, $143,-| JERUSALEM (AP) Re- GIFT IDEAS culty of granting farmers in-| There is nothing that can make you Under auspices 17th Brownie % s pies 'a that not only impressed his gations in his period of office) machinery, $28,413: accounts re-|nal's verdict, sources said Sun- } Cramps, Strong, Cloudy Urine, or Rheu- 2 well) ticular person on your shop- tals. He mad 3j of Newcastle. Glen 'Atkins, | jern capitals. He made a sizable! ctrectively used by the Lord in eration, $80,600; gross total, $1,-/court for announcement of its Ueine ROG 57 Semeite; DOH Teer east LADIES' AUXILIARY, ONT, At ti th . Long of Port Hope said this was} at one me tere were Tisiot celebration in which a' ee veryd: fill all yi DEBATE RED CHINA yea Coe ee O NGE TEMPLE a high: ministerial post in Mos- VanHarmelen through the var- ctwihers take tk taki yout.| ads into a historic debate this ae pr. came even from some both congregation and commun- IFTS, HOME BAKING, ; : ; i BEAVERTON -- There will !@st three weeks. The China de- In the last 18 months, Soviet| Which were served by the ladies|be no election in Beaverton this Oshawa and District | , gates believe the Nationalists | encountered a series of defeats.) Cror (as | acclaimed on nomination nigh MEETING 0 a er a cal CELEBRATING | |Communists' being seated next for seats on councill, school area, Living room modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, nicely land- at 8:00 p.m ians are known to be annoyed) Congratulations and best (council --incumbents A. C. Mc-| GOOD FOOD $11,900 FULL PRICE |to the crucial project. who are celebrating their |iecnie' a former village reeve; | fenced lot with shrubs and trees. Low down payment, balance lup of the United Arab Re-| Hampton; Shawn Essex. 65 |gine and Don McCaskell; Com- | HOTEL LANCASTER home. Large living room, full dining room, 3 large bedrooms, }again held to be symptomatic) LEGION HALL | of a cooling off in the relations Phone 723-3474. jnot been faring well in Iraq. | a MEDICAL PHARMACY How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false teeth annoy and em- barrass by slipping, dropping or wob- presented by Bro. Weatherley,|ual Assembly of the Bahai's many were settled. Collegiate Institute, the parents} NEW. YORK. (AP)--Secretary Quadros, who quit last August|24 of them killed in highway |turday; |tus, killed Saturday night when Richard Walsh, 27, missing|3 (2), British Columbia 3 (2),| Swartz showed pictures he took/ination 25 years ago. 4 to Morganston, 6 miles; com- BRITON SURRENDERS lted for his zeal and dedication| Mr. Totten urged council to|more than $1,000,000 from the! official mission to Egypt, were Hockey Contests AUDITORIUM : celebrating their silver wedding|t) embark on such a program. | spokesman said news of the ar-|Grand Orange Lodge of British|with the Lindsay Intermediates ing of the Royal Scarlet Chapter) i OPEN HOUSE Canadian Press Corresp nt which all the church groups had) he forthcoming unless we show| Passengers Saturday. Before the last week Lindsay was entered UNTIL PAYDAY? a bad time in the Middle East.|Harmelen is also noted outside "ti ne apatn | drowned. ville, Port Perry and Uxbridge. | poner on Revere: | COBOURG -- Tobacco grow-an impressive manner by the Sandalwood Restaurant nection. The dropping of Nured-!sentativ: | pes ; It ounced th Bruce | sentatives had taken the oppor-'be required will be equipment power nuclear test ban talks,|Northumberland Flue Cured|He also expressed the thanks was annou at NOS. 31-57 Mukhitdinov, with his miles are obsolete for present-|t9 cay if the two Western pow-|nated by merchants and manu-| meeting to the full. strategy in the Middle East. He|pezelman offered his con if grat- Makes Many Feel Old C.R.A. -- GIBB ST. 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