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Burbridge. ye | \"y > <P olives ey ee nae el V, NI Radiant Catalytic zi Britain's leading fashion de- f SS 12 . 9 ¥ 7p "Ans HEATER signers, died in London during the weekend, it has been : ole and adjustable CHILDREN'S BATHING 18" Cut learned. Creed had just returned from a holiday abroad. He died in his sleep. Creed's was one of the oldest dress houses in London and was founded by one of his ances- tors at the beginning of the 18th century Mrs. Ngo Dinh Nhu says Viet- namese Communists, capital- ists and nationalists "must meet and talk" as a first step in settling the Viet Nam war, the Paris weekly, Nouveau Can- dide says. The sister - in - law of the late president Ngo Dinh Diem of South Viet Nam also de- clared she was in the process of arranging an agreement with the Viet Cong when the Americans encouraged the army to overthrow and kill Diem. Her husband, Diem's brother who was security chief, also was killed. Carmen Del Molino, a Span- ish aerialist with the Wells and Gray circus, escaped with only minor bruises: when she fell 50 feet from a trapeze to a wood- en floor Monday night. An audience of 1,000 saw, Miss Del Molino, performing without a net, plunge to the floor when the clasp of a trapez hand ring broke. Now it's goodbye, Dolly, and hello, Millie, for Carol Chan- ning, bursting on the movie scene. in Thoroughly Modern Millie, the flapper-age musical which also stars Julie Andrews. "I play the richest woman in America,"' Miss Channing says. BILLY GRAHAM American evangelist Billy Graham plans to spend most of next summer holding rallies in Canada but most dates have not been established. The crusade will open in Win- nipeg in May and continue into early June. After a crusade in western provinces, Graham will appear in several eastern cities Mayor Harold Prescott, the man who wants the CNR to stop making its employees wear dress shirts and ties in hot weather, also wants the CNR to give him a locomotive. He says he has written to CNR President Donaid Gordon asking for a steam engine as part of Capreol's centennial celebrations and got a letter back saying it would cost his community $5,000. \{ _s ELECTRIC MOWER 1% H.P. Motor 3 H.P. 4 Cycle POWER MOWER | Briggs and Stratton engine, GARDEN HOSE 50 ft. vinyl hose 201%" high, cover and carrying handles 1.97 ea. 3 pce. steel ridge P fibre- steel uprights an wall poles, glas in door and windows. Limited wi Quantities Rideau Cottageaire TENT 12°x 9 i le _ steel ridge pole a igitt. steel ridge poles, ; door and windows. es 78°° EMER ASIEN AER MAREN adjustable fibre- OPEN 10 A.M. 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