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SHORT HILLS, N.J. ‘AP)—The| The search spread into Canada doctor for Toronto-born Jacque- | Thursday. Ralph Hart is reported line Gay Hart indicated Thurs-}a native of Basher, Alta., and day that a recurrence of amnesia Jacqueline was n in Toronto may have’ figured in hér baffling where the family lived for a disappearance. \time. Jacqueline’s married sister, The “21-year-old blonde beauty, Mrs. Robert Warriner of Winni- may have been stricken with the \peg, was alerted to report any same loss of .memory she f-|calls from the girl. fered after an auto accident UR AREA Virginia two. years ago. lice scoured the airport and Jacqueline was thrown froffi the lonely marshes that surround her car May 12, 1957. She could/it again Thursday. remember nothing for several! ‘“‘We are going over all the

tive vice-president: of the Colgate- Palmolive company. ‘We are try- ing everything but there is not a thing in the world new.

But there wasn't. between a landing ramp~and the well-lit airport parking lot where Jacqueline had left her new car, she disappearéd.

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Little Miss Mary Lou White, and Master Victor White, Donagh are spending a couple of weeks with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kelly.

days.

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Dr. W. Austin Tansey, her doc- tor here, said she suffered a brain concussion. She made a complete recovery, he said, but he and her family did not rule out the possibility of amnesia. The girl’s father, Ralph, a) wealthy business executive, said she had not suffered a loss of memory since the accident.

The girl was last seen Tues- day night kissing her fiance good- tbye at Newark Airport. Then she vanished. :

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