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ing. potatoes--raised from only seed potatoes planted lasi 4 The Bank of Nova glad to explain to you res of this year's Canada For example, this year nit has been increased ing it possible to convert otal of previous issues. € corporations and groups, associations, ; and charities may buy. about Canada Savings | Sale at every branch, Scotia puble-breasted braes, length. 39.98 litted collar, dicky and jescopic sleeves. length 29.98 ngle-breasted. Knitted jlescope sleeves. length, 29.98 ap T-pockets. ill length. 39.98 THE @SHAWA TIMES, Th ERNESTO CHE GUEVARA is flanked by his parents on their arrival at airport in Havana, Cuba, in 1959. Guevara: was reported to Guevara Brave, Dedicated In Revolutionary World By THE CANADIAN PRESS jothers said he was eliminatedjcally ill with asthma and rheu- Ernesto (Che) Guevara was a} brave and dedicated revolution-| But later a letter purported tojin a dusty, dry valley, ary who left a mark on South America--a continent where he| Castro was reported. It said: "T) wanted to start a series of new} Vietnams. The name is familiar in a| multitude of countries: Cuba,| certainly, Venezuela, Colombia,! Brazil, Argentina, Peru,| Bolivia, Guatemala, Panama--| even The Congo. | He was anathema in many capitals, including Washington, and a hero in Havana and, pre- sumably Peking. He was a) Marxist 'whose views of violent} Latin American revolution were} not shared in Moscow. -And, if Bolivian and other reports are to be believed, he was @ failure. i The Bolivian Army says the} 39-year-old Argentine-born doc- tor - turned - professional - rev- olutionary was killed Sunday during a fight involving the remnants of.a guerrilla band he created around a Cuban nucleus. ADMITS FAILURE Before he died he is said to have confessed that he was Guevara, former No. 2 man to Premier Fidel Castro of Cuba, and that his Bolivian revolution had failed. The army produced a body in a blaze of publicity Tuesday to prove its point. Guevara had been . reported dead several times since he dis- appeared from Cuba-scene of| his only known success 2% years ago. But his name kept cropping up. His. name was synonymous) with reyolufion in many coun- tries. If he was not there him- self, he had either trained revo- lutionaries or had sent Cubans. It made headlines at the recent Organization of Ameri- can States meeting in Washing- ton, called to deal with Cuban (ncursions into Venezuela. Bolivian officials said then they had proof that Guevara was in their country. CAME TO CALL Earlier Bolivia charged French Marxist writer Regis Debray with assisting guerrillas in that country, like Guevara, author of a book on guerrilla warfare, said he only came to interview Guevara. Still earlier he was reported seen in a variety of countries, sometimes with a beard, some- times not, and sometimes in an olive green uniform. His photo is Prominent in the multi-pictured Cuban pavilion at Expo 67, Che--"hey you" in Argentine slang--Guevara was born in Rosario, Argentina, June 14, 1928, the eldest of five children of an architect and his actively} eft - wing wife. He graduated as a doctor and left his country in 1952 to join Latin. American left - wing movements. He was married twice and had one daughter. HELD CASTRO POST Guevara was a major Castro fieutenant in the hills of the Sierra Maestra of Cuba and -after Castro set up his Commu- nist regime. But while Castro hob-nobbed with the Russians, Guevara leaned more toward Communist China. He was reported to be to-ordinator of training pro- grams for revolutionaries sent to other countries. Finally, he disappeared from view in 1965 and rumors flew. Some said he was following revolutionary activities and still have been killed by Bolivian troops this week. His moth- er, Celia de la Serna, died in 1965, His father, Ernesto Guevara Lynch, now in his on Russian orders, have been written by him to have fulfilled my duty's role |that tied me to the Cuban revo-) lution. Other lands in the world demand my modest efforts." There were those who said Guevara was picturing himself as a latter day Simon Bolivar or Jose de San Martin, men who liberated parts of South American from Spanish domi- nance. CONGO 'CHADS' Recent reports say Guevara may have gone to China and possibly Vietnam when he left after finding "political chaos" among the revolutionaries. Guevara reappeared in May, 1966, An Italian weekly published an interview quoting Guevara as saying Latin Amer- ican would be "completely Cas- troist" within five years and that he would continue to live in the mountains and jungles of Latin America as long as nec- essary. ; A message said to be from him was published in Havana last April calling for all-out guerrilla war in Latin America. In May, Guevara was report- ed to have sent a letter to the Tricontinental. Congress of Rev- olutionary Organizations in Havana which said Vietnam had shown the U.S. could be defeated in the field by proper- ly trained guerrillas. The task! at hand was to create Viet- nams in Latin America. Meanwhile, a hero cult was being built in Havana around the absent "E] Che." SUCCESSFUL FORAY A recent report says Guevara apparently entered Bolivia around the beginning of this year with a group of veterans of the Cuban revolution. They were successful in their initial stages of insurrection. But the report said, Cubans lost support and the Bolivian Army changed its tactics to one of contain- ment. Supplies ran short. At the end Guevara, chroni- ursday, October 12, 1967 70's, is running a_ real estate business in Argen- tina. 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