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Nine Killed In W. Virginia Mine

SUMMERSVILLE. W.Vn. (AP) Nine miners were killed and four others were missing and pre- sumed dead Tuesday night after an explosion deep within a South- eastern West Virginia coal mine. Seventeen men were trapped by the forenoon blast and it was four hours before the first of four survivors got out. Three others were carried out, two of them critically burned. But it was nine hours before the bodies of nine more were found.

Slate Mines Director Crawford L. Wilson said the remaining four wore presumed dead.

Four bodies were brought out in a group. and about 8 pm, five more reached the surface on the toniinuous coal carrier belt.

\l‘ilson said rescuers were con- :lllInncT cautiously underground.

l'nnl‘ficial word was that they 715:” been unable to locate three 7? tho missing men. The body of ' had been located but

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what he thinks the chance is that a suit will break 3—3 when the op- ponents between them have a total of 6 cards in the suit, and we’ll bet he desen't come up with the right answer.

He very likely would regard such knowledge as being just about as important to him as knowing what the price of eggs was in Vladivostok last Thursday

But familiarity with the rela- tive frequently of how suits figure to break never hurt anybody, and in the hand were dealing with today would do a lot of good.

Declarer is faced with a sim—

48 times, 5-1 15 times, 64) 1 time.

In the same 100 deals West will be dealt the king of hearts 50 times, and East 50 times.

It is therefore obvious that the odds favor the heart finesse, as opposed to the spade break, in the proportion of 50 to 36.

It is true that if the king of hearts and deuce of spades were interchanged, the finesse would then turn out to be the losing play. But this possibility notwith- standing. it is still best to string along with the percentages. There I is no point to bucking the odds.

SH’ERBROOKEN Que. (CF)— Gerard De Grace, assistant su- ptrintendent of the New Bruns- wick department of education, said Monday that spoken French in Canada is deteriorating while it is improving in France.

He told students at the Sher— brooke High School that the French of Canada and the French of France had the same origin. The spoken tongue in France had been developed and enriched to speak it well.”

He said that if the French-spo- ken in Canada continues to de- cline then in a ftw years an edu- cated man with something to say would have to say it in English to be understood.

He called on youth to make 3

Claims Spoken French In Canada Is Deteriorating

special effort to safeguard the French language In Canada.

Mr. De Grace later told a lunchon meeting of the Richelieu Club, that French-speaking Cana- dians of Quebec province are a living example to the French- speaking Acadian population of New BI‘LIIIISWle.

He said:

“Be you conscious or not of what you are doing. be you sleep- ing even, your presence is for us a great encouragement and a moral support. It permits us not to fell alone in our corner but. to feel the presence of friends. You have helped us by your at- titude, by your radio stations, by your tolerance towards minor. ities. by the literature that you

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By WILLIAM MAIRANI

SOTTO IL MONTE, Italy (AP) Joy and cheers—and a good deal of confusion—swept this North Italian hamlet Tuesday night when the news arrived that a na— tive son had been elected pope.

Angelo Giuseppe Cardinal Ron- calli, now Pope John XXIII, was born in Sotto 11 Monte Nov. 25, 1881. He had four brothers and five sisters. Five are dead but three brothers and a sister still live in this village in the shadow of the Alps.

Tuesday night the town of 1,773 came alive. B o n f i r e s blazed everywhean the main square, in. courtyards and side streets. CIhildiren danced and played around the flames.

FIRES 0N HILLS

Bonfires also burst out on the hills around the town and fire- works flashed through the sky. Hundreds of peasants from the

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Joy Sweeps Birthplace Of New Roman Catholic Pope

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surrounding counitrysiie throniged into the village. Photographers and reporters raced in from Milan, 50 miles away. For a time there was a traffic jam in the main square.

Excitement and c o n f u s i o n reigned in a factory, where two of the Pope‘s brothers work, and at the homes of the brothers and sisters.

The brothers are Zaverio, 75, Alfredo. 69, and Giuseppe, 64. The sister is Assunta, 73.

Also living here are 40 nieces, nephews, grandnieces and grand- nephews of the new pontiff.

Giuseppe, father of 10 and the youngest brother of the Pope, re- called:

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“My father certainly was not a! rich man and we did not always[ have plenty of food . . . but we. were always healthy. ‘

“My brother is as healthy as a man of his age can be. When he; was young he walked two hours each day to the seminary and then two hours back home.”

Giuseppe said he believed the new Pope picked the name of John “because our village church is dedicated to St. John."

The father of the family died in 1933. The mother. Maria Anna Mazzola, died in 1939.

BARN DESTROYED BATHURST, N.B. ICleA $30 000 fire in east Bathurst Tuesday destroyed the livestock barn on a

Lumber and Trading Company.

Ten horses were rescued.

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