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By THE CANADIAN PRESS in 1945. Her husband died four of the RCAF and six of Mynar- With discussions and reports. 1955 to * Canada pays tribute to her years ago. iski’s wartime comrades. | eae ieee a ee I BUY CARS 1965 war dead Thursday, Nov. 1l~ siGNAL FROM HOWITZERS (_ Members of the Student Union | agriculture departments in Que-| Also | trade up or down or seb

jeenietane day. the day |, Shots, from two 105-millimetre a Boase Action a the Univer-

i. country Y howitzers at 1! a.m. EST will Toronto to keep a | Provinces,

- \will be observed with the tradi- sional the beginning of the two |!2-hour vigil at the Soldier's | and —

a two —, aw. minutes of silence.

jchurch services, wrea aciOg similar solemn ceremonies |\Comtemplation on the failure of |in agriculture

_jceremonies and parades. 2 ‘earlier peace movements.

o |. Sige ae more than —— ‘ieee. ~~ = Cere anadians have died in battle. \wioundland to British Co- | Saint —

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i ny. In Montreal vin- REPRESENTS MOTHERS jai government and municipal |miral Scheer. The Jervis Bay

Mrs. Nora Wagner, a 75-year- offices will be open.

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An Intercontinental rocket, shevik Revolution. Is mobil- is mounted on a tank-tracked

et ee through ity and solid fuel, Soviet offi- vehicle. Photo by Tass, Soviet | ie the parade. marking the cials say, would make it easy agency. (AP Wirephote via. |

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Bila : there was considerable dispute UNITED NATIONS--(AP)— )land--China,-they--are- sureto among the sponsors as to just;

Diplomats predicted Sunday vote in favor of bringing Peking what it should say. ~ yn comes ee ee into the world organization. Some want it to call for the | peer gua Muboed bans Chisa to the S0 is India, despite intermit- expulsion of Nationalist China United Nations, But they doubt (‘ent armed conflict with Pek- as well as the. admission of Peking can get the two-thirds |iné’s forces on its Himalayan Communist Ching. This is what | majority needed. ~ borders. Nevertheless, neither it has done in the past. Others

, the Soviet Union nor India was Want to leave out the section

An independent survey of the 117-country UN General Assem- bly showed a vote split of 54 to 50 with the majority in favor of seating the Chinese Commu- nists, but one of the delegations

willing to renew earlier direct sponsorship of the admission resolution which has been signed only by a collection of small states—Albania, Algeria, Burundi, Cambodia, the Congo

about expelling the Chinese Na- | tionalists.

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