1'CA President Challenged On Statement

PARIS (Reuters)—Gen. -e , president of

Aviation, has challenged

he was reported to have

to a Canadian parliamentary

eosnmfulon about the jet-airliner Sud-Aviation Mk! 3!!

Caravelle and its maker. Sud- gor whether he confirm A O f I. T .b I 0 Aviation, lnies th ho] élof his] P S O

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A communique said that the ; remarks, which could have been; d’ communique'T°mb

French company’s attempts to ,distorte .'

obtain a full text of McG~;~e. jsaid. An_ gor’s remarks had so far been { sud_ fruitless.

Gor-

the

remarks attributed to him gress while benefiting from

made them to have been made."

“However. the president of air transport companies."

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Pending McGregor's reply the‘ It ’d th t . company hotly defended the y 5*“ 3 “"99 M°_G1'€3°" i Caravelle and declared it to be don McGregor,- head of Trans- had not in any way denied the still “in the vanguard of Canada Air Lines. to “confirm or deny" derogatory remarks

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a few selected observers at the

‘I where the remains lie. Viewing the remains is part

- ing the life and works of a can- 1didate for sainthood. Beatifica- ition is a step preliminary to ,~ canonization.

Hundreds of notes, written by persons appealing for the inter- cession of Brother Andre, were

und when the was opened and three seals were broken on the coffin.

MONTREAL (CP)—An apns-- __V [gone tribunal has opened the ithrough a crack in the mortar SECOND SECTION

,' marble slab of the 1' in

Brother Andre

The notes had been pushed between the two-inch-thick black

marble side of the to

The notes and a which had been placed in the original coffin were put in a special sealed box to be re- opened in‘ the event Brother Andre ls canonized.

near Montreal,

Order in 1874 d for many‘ years was a humble doorman at Notre Dame College. ‘ ces the oratory that was even- tually to become his shrine.

If canonized, Brother Andre would become the first Cana- dian saint. Steps toward his pos- sible canonization could take another dozen or more years.

‘(CPJ—Mineral wealth has spent a century lotte Islands recognized but un- touched.

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The southernmost of the Char- lottes. Moresby has at least 4,-

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,crypt in St. Joseph's Oratoryl The lay brother, born Alfred

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inch - gauge railroad. Crews needed every piece of equip- ment on the site to install a 65- ton piece of structural steel at the primary - crushing station From the crusher, rail cars a tunnel and 7,000 feet by sur- face to a giant tipple that spills 40 tons of ore at a time into a dump overlying a reclaim tunnel.

Report In '64

The reports from various sub- committees of the amalgama- tion commitlee regarding the

Sherwood with Charlottetown, now in the hands of the finance sub-corn-

the first of the year. '

Main committee chairman Judge C. St. Clair Trainor said the report of the finance in- vestigation has not yet been

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Liquor Offence Results In Fine

A Charlottetown man was

' fined S30 and costs or 40 days

‘ for possession of liquor in a

. place other than his residence,

hy magistrate A.J. Haslam,

QC. in (Elly hplice court yester- dav.

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(me man was fined 5'30 and cost: or 20 days an a r.har;'e of bein: drunk and incapable. while anmlier man facing a s1- milar cli;iv::e was remanded to Der‘. ll: \\lIllOlll hail. _

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OTTA,\V—\ ‘(Pl —- A federal- Di‘t')\'lilr‘!al r:nnfPr¢=n(‘e on Can- ada's agricultural outlook will be held here Dec 16, 17 and 18, the agriculture department an- ll0llll('(‘(l Wednesday. The fed- eral department said that all pl‘r)\'in('ial azriculturc ministers and their deputies have indi- cated they will attend.

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