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a philosophic view of the section coe about the

See Mr. Adlai Stevenson, takes

paged at the United

or. infiltration. But the in seeking help, and this particul.

the rest of the hemisphere. The 28 countries, plus 11 Communist na- tions, whe voted “yes” disagreed.

the

“ex,

fronk Welker | abstainers was India, which said vision on the ground that it por-

trayed the problem as a bilateral

ond sree | Cuban-American dispute, rather

The United States opposed this pro-

without recourse to use of force.”

“to settle their differences by peace- ful means, through negotiation,

upon Cuba and the United States project will place it in a better posi-

térer | was taking no stand on the issue.

“with. these eplit decisions on issues sean ar Eile bet te

28 non-Communist countries voted favor of another provision of last week’s resolution which called None of the essential recom- mendations of the resolution got even a simple majority, let alone the two-thirds which would have been necessary for final enactment. The closest vote was 89 to 46 for -One-is-inelined- to get-impatient 1

mally considered Western oriented.

eral other African countries nor-

‘this group that a threat-to the independ- Tunisia, Jordan, Liberia, and sev- than a dispute -bhetween..Cuba and na’ on the » enti It requires free worl than t brute shin daibiihale in did sha ‘ase seem to apply particularly at this epi alhy: iyo poqne 8 labor leader, Hugh

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SING ALONG WITH MIKE It has the active eget

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(Feb. 21, 1937) T. M. Linkletter, M.L.A., Sume *

TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO Saturday

S pill ENTE re

slg fli eth atti re UTERTETs (LEUTTUEL ERG, GP. ply THe igen ge ban A Tn cot eanenege Hee i nls ncdubss eta pat ne ae |

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Weeks, Millstream, N.B., and | dern history and made high first cases of | class rank in three other stud-

- | admit it—the line forms on the tions at Mt. Allison, Miss Jean ~

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stands high in the class

list. She ied a large class in mo-

| was struck by a runaway horse, Mr. Linkletter was hurled inte this morning de

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OUR YESTERDAYS :

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