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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, December 28,1963 TREE STOLEN |ing he looked out on his front) FREDERICTON (CP)--Cam-|!awn to find it had been cut| ille Chiasson carefully. tended/down. Police believe someone small sapling until it was a six-took it for use as a Christmas foot balsam fir tree. One morn-! tree . PAPAS w ns meee TODAY and SUNDAY ; "LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL" 3 "GUNFIGHT AT THE 0.K. CORRAL'? - STARTS MONDAY JANET LEIGH > COOLEST CAPER DICK VAN DYKE IN CRIMESVILLE! ANN-MARGARET The Year's Wild Way Out Big ED. SULLIVAN Click Pie!!! "BYE BYE "JAZZ BIRDIE" BOAT Agee _BIG CAST BILTMORE 5° DOORS ¢ OPEN 6:45 SATURDAY .... SUNDAY 20 Minutes In Disneyland! "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" TONY CURTIS WALT DISNEY'S "BAMBI" In Technicolor -- EXTRA -- 3 BIG CARTOONS KS" @ MONDAY MATINEE @ ELVIS PRESLEY | "TARZAN'S --IN FIGHT FOR "BLUE HAWAII" LIFE" TECHNICOLOR IN TECHNICOLOR moni me ' Crisis Baffles form a working government to » jreplace Premier George Papan- dreou's cabinet,' which resigned rather than rule with pro-Com- munist support. Canellopoulos, who replaced Greek Rightist Party Leader |'m=,,rcmet, couauins co ATHE (AP) -- Panayiotis)¢al Union party, told him a vi- |Canellopoulos, leader of the|able government could not be rightist National Radical Union|formed in the present Parlia-| party, told King Paul Friday he! ment. had failed to find:a formula to, ~Canellopoulos' failure appar- 've Greece's government cri- jently brought this NATO nation, sis, |now involved in the explosive he King asked Canellopoulos | Cyprus crisis, closer {9 new --_--_ DANCE TONIGHT . 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ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLE PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, All Prices Except Meat and Produce Effective Monday DEC. 28th, MONDAY, DEC. 30th AND TUESDAY, DEC, 31st ONLY December 30th, 1963 to Saturday, January 4th, 1964 STUFFED OLIVES 20-0zi0 79 | People Outstrip World Farmers WASHINGTON (AP) -- That' Using the years 1952-54 as a! mythical man, the world's av- base and assigning to them the| erage farmer, increased his out: index number 100, the U.S. agri | put slightly in 1963. He did this|" department reports that despite the weather's antics. in 1962 the figure was up to 125 | But here's the rub -- the)... .n 1963, according to latest vitor faster than the farmer's produc-|an increase of less than one per tion, This spells grave prob-|jcent. But world population in- lems--in the future if not the|creased two per cent over 1962 present--for such teeming coun-| The index figure includes all tries as China and India. farm production, not only food. The year drawing to a close|It includes, for example, fibres included some striking weather|such as cotton and wool, and --wrong - way hurricanes,|such goods as tobacco, coffee and tea. Canada, basking in weather, had by far the biggest wheat crop in its history--723» 000,000 bushels--and so it cah export enormous quantities t Red China, where. ¥ "Oh," said an ecstatic expert who has been there; "you shou'd jhave seen the grand crop in jsouthern Saskatchewan, stretch- ing beyond the horizon' e So Canada's farm productiép jwent up a whopping 11 points on the index. The United States, long a land of bumper crops, went up two points and Western Europe on one. Severe cold hit much the winter wheat crop in Wes}- ern Europe and then, wh harvesting time came, heavy rains made grain sprout in shock or windrow. Thus it came fit only to feed to animalg. Russia and else- ad GET IN AGOOD SUPPLY OF YOUR FAVOURITE CARLING BRANDS TODAY