‘ “mummtmmoumag vy hour. Gen. William C. tmembers served and. Diem. a

REMEMBRANCE DAY SCENES ll'l' MONTlIcITE * Auxihary 1n operatlon mam?“ Exiles fear ~“ " counts marl-33% 332p '-

have been killed so far this year i

for past seventeen yrs. Examiizhfiritizigggéspy growth

munist losses probably .000.

.5 . . . . . 18 i The Ladies Auxﬂlal-y of the Mrs. Harry Higginbottlam, Mrs. present time and other mem- H . ( _ . 'Montague Branch of the Royal Byron Stewart. the late Mrsg . - ~ t It is absolutely Inconcelvable MIAMI. Fla. AP) The Cu- _ _ . bets are. Immediate pas Pro- 1d ban exile colony learn that th .Canadlan Legion was organlzed Neil Hooley Mrs Atwood Mac", n to me that the V1“ Cong CO“ . - » e ‘in 1947 with 15 charter mem- Donald Mr'n Archie Hilchev. ‘s‘dem- M’s- Stew“ Dew“: ever militarily defeat. the airmen numbel of Castro spies In the ‘bers. The first president was s. Leonalld ’Gims. Mr‘s. first vice- president. Mrs. Cal- forces of South. Vlet Nam.’ Untlftggmitates isthgrowtlngt. IMrs. Douglas Coffin and the oth-‘(lgorge MacKeeman. Mrs. John vill Hjlchey; second vice- pnesi- weStm°reland 5,3"; d b, n 133d” emits!“ e s "3 i0" ‘3 jer charter members were aSIHughes, Mrs. Thomas Clair, ident. Mrs. Francis Fraser; sec- 58“” ,w” h“. “n 33’ 5 'f Hollows: Mrs. Horace Fraser. ‘Mrs. Wellington Campbell, Mrs. ‘retary, Mrs. Basil MacKlnnou; “)0” Emma an“, ' ggvemnv’n The. he.“ 0 . a“ an" ‘ ers' Arthur Sullivan Mm Ar, lwmiam Dewar. Mrs, Slewan treasurer. Mrs. 5mm wean". not since Premier 1ran aniorgamzatlon with an intelllgence Ichie Hilchey. Mrs. Malcolm Dewar, .ay. There are 40 active mem- Hu‘mg t°°k power 2". weeks department 0‘ ‘t5 “W” estimate! ‘Clair. Mrs. Emery McNeil]. Mrs. 'l‘thol Robertson is the ;bers in the Auxiliary Branch at Sggétfoggggs 15:30:85an glfggn‘hfegugzgs at m ,..l t,M.C.G. ' -"'ttlt . ' h " Mrs R K Cemeu 5 rs |presldent of the Auxiliary a le he present time disperse a march of L000 Budd_ States are Communist anim- &

seriflsgoerglal-ciei hists on the government palace. About 200,000 Cubans have en. Donald. Mrs. Neil Hooley. Mm} ‘ ’ ° An earlier Buddhist qemon- .tered the us. since Cuban Pre- van Stewart. Mrs. Leonard; a stration calling for Huang: res-5mier Fidel Castro‘s 1959 take. Gillie. Mrs. Warren ladner. t Ignation_led to a score of per- over.

Over the years since its for. ions be"!!! injured and 40 at ‘ Another exile leader estimated math" in 1947 the Auxmary! d rels-luollg had warned that the I'Shtfoonuwilcflldlhfgcgllrg :lieguantl played 3.“.t‘F‘P0":3' Ede m If? government would use force if :Amel‘icans. gannagg‘gc'teiie é'meresgvi: cg: ' necessary to put down demon- An official of the state depart. muﬁitv affair“ One of the most I striations. Opponents c h a r g e .‘ment‘s Cuban affairs office here service the n leClS is (tilled-Billing the Patients sad‘or Maxwén Dr Taylor be. ‘not will in itself." Taylor can-I ‘ i_' at Riverside Hospital at an an- hem ‘mat US air strikes tioned in the interview. “Let us "1181 picnic held during l-‘he sum“ 1against Commu‘ni'g, hasm and {say generally that the issue is mer at Brudenell and the annual :supply lines in Mo‘ﬂh we, Nam very much in doubt. The winner 'HaIImVP'Pn Party 1191‘ at Rival“ an Laos coma mmrmm‘; M will be the one that has the ul- side Hospital. The local Auxil- ‘victory in South we, Vam “mate win to win, But the mu. iai-y also aids all victims of fire ‘ ' itary aspect is only one piece of

it1..

. Taylor thinks that the out- dlsasler among veterans or~fam- come of me guerrilla war is

By JOHN T. WHEELER country. just as pure military

oli‘yee‘lerans on a Provmcial “very much in doubt” REDS LOSE 12,000 r . ' The ambassador‘s appraisalﬁ US policy makers, dissatis- A' F’ CAMPBELL TAKES SALUTE “inmgglghe last year made in an interview Willi Life :fied with the way the war has ' . .—————r—, (‘13:: Gr Q5525?! when“ m; magazine. set off speculation .been 20mg._ have been lstudyTng " as “ ’ I : “EH “P’srgrng E 2 EM .IQhe Auiilmly $85 that he might recommend an 05- {:9 DOSSglhllltty ofleetlitendlng ltt t1; ’- l\',\'\l . 2;. new I ~ - - , , 1 ll . ‘Iianlzt ichli‘ The owner of a 1931 oileth Lhedofi‘rast’tioolrgagl‘izgtégnsntg ﬂittfnmgwtlfk 1th: 3?; Coong.c licoweilg?orsolr?e it rim-"i" 50"?" “‘3' “'“n a“ p" 9 . Johnson In Washington. Taylor lobservers fear China then mlilllt 1A ll st In com-ours d'elegancelmn-‘m'mm‘ 0‘ 3 “CW commun' mes home Wednesday. ‘take a direct hand_ We are pleased l’O

IItlirncd rioun n $1.100

i. ' . . offer tori".I ﬁnk and have already held“ “Military action outsidc the Taylor said the Communists

‘lhc (‘al‘ “Illr‘ll cost him £10015IJDPN‘ '0 False funds for this‘ itwn' years‘ Han. "It's worth fariplll‘pOSE ‘ ‘mm-p in the Hum money." saidl Since 1947 when the branch I have been Chosen

Malcolm \Imwh of this Hert- was formed the following mem- I

, C I . .. I - 3fordshiri= rnmmlllllly. It does ‘hers have served as presidents: l t 1 t1 rl m mlIFS tn the Mrs. Douglas Coffin. Mrs. War- ; u a

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