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could come in at a more appropriate time. If and when this time arrives, the West will probably seek the admission of The Netherlands, Belgium or Denmark on similar grounds.

Wednesday: The ministers made formal opening statements repeating well-mown views’ on Germany. “The root of the prob- Jem remains the .” said

peace treaty with the Big Four. On. European security, the plan calls for troop reductions and am

prise attack. : : Friday: Gromyko said that “the Soviet government sees no other

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a peace treaty with the two Ger- man states.” He repeated Rus- sian demands that the big four withdraw their occupation forces from West Berlin and accused the West of encouraging renewed

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have further comments to make on the Western peace plan and an American spokesman said that while the US. was “keenly dis- appointed” it would not be tech- nically correct to say that the Russians had rejected it. The weekend recess came with

opinions. The next step will be to jsearch for points of agreement. TORIES HOLD MANITOBA

Dubb Roblin’s Progressive Con- servatives were returned to power in Manitoba with a clear majority after 10 months as a shaky minority government.

Roblin, 41, called the election six weeks ago when his govern- ment was defeated on a confi- dence vote by the combined Lib- eral Progressive and CCF oppo- been unable to get any part of their legislative program ap- proved.

In a victory statement, Roblin said: ‘““‘There was one central is- sue. people had to decide whether they wanted the prov- ince to go forward, or whether they were satisfied with things as

Party standings after the vote, with the number of seats held at dissolution in parentheses, are: Progressive-Conservative 34 (26), Liberal-Progressive 11 (19) and CCF 10 (11). CCF Leader Lioyd Stinson was among the candi- dates who lost to Conservatives. Voting in two other constituen- cies, held by the Conservatives, thas been deferred until June ll by the spring breakup.

ARMS FOR IRAQ Britain approved plans to sup-

ons to Ireq. Announcing this to

Profumo, minister of state for foreign affairs, said the govern- ment “does not accept the pre- mise that the present regime in Iraq the Communists.

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sem had told the British govern- ment that he, wished Great Brit- ain to remain one of the main sources of supply for the Iraqi forces.

BONDS DEAL

Attorney-General Kelso Rob- erts of Ontario disclosed a new twist to the multi-million-dollar robbery of the Brockville Trust and Savings Company a year ago. An insurance company, in a deal with the underworld, bought back $1,409,787 worth of the stolen se curities at 10 cents on the dollar.

All but $310,000 in cash “‘has been accounted for or traced,” Roberts said, but bonds worth $2,- 300,000 have yet to be located. | The toot from the trust company's vault was estiniated to total $10,-

Roberts said the underworld deal was negotiated by a New York lawyer. The insurance com- pany in Montreal that bought the securities can't be prosecuied un- der Ontario law because the 10- per-cent sale, compounding a fel- ony, occurred in another prov- ince. Roberts did not name those involved in the recovery ‘transac- tron.

FIVE PLANES CRASH

Within a 2hour period this week, 35 persons were killed in the crashes of five planes in the

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Montague offers much to the tourist, and this compact little community besides being a hav- en ¢o the tired traveller provid- @s everything for one’s. comfort and enjoyment. Tt has a splen- did shopping centre with many fine stooes, business housee and restaurants. Sprawling the river banks are many fine summer homes and cottages and here the happy tourist may enjoy to the =e boating, bathing and fish- WARM WATER

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The Cardigan rearing pond in this eastern section of the Pro- vince is a fascinating site for Many visitors. Here the fingerl- ings and smolt are raised and later released in streams through- out the Island. Over a million fingerlings were released from Island Hatcheries last year to re- plenish fishing centres.

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