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_ ,fi‘splendor, this silvery radi-

. animals,the coun- iyiat 0min of imported furs, .

' LIFAX (CPI—United Stale: V'fifianst Cyrus Eaton said ‘Ill y night Nova Scotla hag trauma) game preserves that

elapment badly. flare 50,000,000 Americans

%;rovince and hundreds of W of them would jump at flame to come here if game ., ," he said in an inter-- Mr. Eaton stopped nape Wte to his home in _, (tom his 3.000-acre deep

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With fish, ra1s‘ ada geese“ 111% ducks and Can- to Nova Scotlans."

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cove farm at Upper Blandt‘ord

The 74~year-old multi-million‘ born in Pugwash, N.S.. ere he has established the fam

M'r. Eaton said he was develoo- eep Cove area. stocking lakes

to “set an example

He said sportsmen are free

. . ' . and the econ ' poss1blllt1es of a good spogiiiig area should be obvious."

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(’1 . . wk preparing this column we are various fur magazines and u papers that carry fur W. In one of these we saw the W; Baltimore, Md. Wanting Santa Claus scor- " a terrific success at the w Wily here. Youngst- “Nd call, toll Santa what ‘ wanted for Christmas, and a

w record of Santa’s voic‘e. “adsz totalled over 2,000,- “.g‘yd resulted in many cus. coming in to shop and fl, surprise giflts promised over the phone." WON ti w Brothers are con: nu- “ m advertising of silver ‘3 women’s Wear Daily. In a] the latest issues is a half- «gevul of a beautiful lady shoulders are adorned in a large silver fox cape._ It , eaded: “Call It Woman’s In- W", then in smaller type: mm flatters like Fromm ‘ bright - wlilth - silver 5,”, It continues: “A woman knows she is beautiful with this

caressing her shoulders fl her fashions. World- ‘ Fromm bright—with- ”; tax, in dramatic new de- m concepts by Reynard, is Mpg the tashion world to a ‘ pitch of excitement. We ,‘yke you to see. Each garment inserted with the Fromm blue W and pedigree medallion. gm Federal Trade Commis- min The U.S.A. is not to be Med with. They hollow adver-

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isotherm > Aéibateh from Tokyo, Japan,

costs have advanced. partic l v on the food and labor Trig: Ranchers estimate that costs per pelt are from $15 to $17. ’

MOLTEN CORE

I Molten iron and nickel are be lleved to form the core of the earth 1,800 miles from the sur-

Poir Starving,

MONTREAL (CPI -—. Two 19- year-old youths from the Mari- tlmes Tuesday told judge Red-

the window of a downtown Mont- real restaurant with the aim of going to jail “because we had no other place to go.”

Richard Brackett 0f Herring Cove, NS, and Hector Malcdon- ald, who gave his address as Cape Breton Island, only, were charged Wlth attempted burglary.

They said they came to Mont- real to look for work, but were

mond Roche that they smashed'

unsuccessful. something. We didn’t starve."

want to

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John Kugan, owner of the restaurant, said he caught up with the two youths several blocks from his establishment after the window was smashed Oct. 13 and held them until police arrived.

Judge Roche postponed sen- tence until Friday, saying he wanted to discuss the case with Salvation Army rehabilitation of- ficials.

BAN APPLES West Germany has banned im~ ports of apples to protect sale of an exceptionally large domestic crop this year.

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null, states that of furs .to the United will August included 3,166 92,000 rabbits. August

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“My: He had previously been Mating with Russia to trade “V9! to; for sable, on which 5' 11118513115 have practically a My, but the Russians ren- ‘led on the deal.

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