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The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 7

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MONDAY, JfJLY 23, 1936V THE OTTAWA JOURKAC 7 -m A 1 i iEgyplian Allschi it; Planes Nov Using I i (I 1 In 'Jordan ijfr.ry the attack rn to U.kh eiu ci tt.t Coin cT C.I. lliUi l.V'Ci:a ci ll. fhsve thit ws killed pafcrmlr.z Mi dullfj as ccrr.nisr.f cf the Perth Airfield at Bomb Blast Victim if prnm Ju! 55 (SoeciaDi The rerth nytr.g Club re AMMAN. Jordan. 2dy 21.

The ground, work on their new training plane airfield has been completed last week and Leonard ID Col. filih Muitafa.iFeda.yttn. I i 1 A i A i and already several Schorrar, a former flying In- hate landed on the ne rw fie Instructor has been appointed ml.iry attache, C.ti Aj relates. Is 3 COO club Instructor, Fuel tanks today of Mnjurlri suffered; te f'jn et wide are to be put In at the. field hen a mailed bomb.

expUvled ii c4lr0 tct burul. ll.i widow The runway which feet lone and 500 fee wunm uic nc- iu tl ihf Egyptian nere three. children survive. uniciau oi me American tel aco. Wire Company who landed Mustafa -hid accused Israeli their twta engine plane 0f aendlng th bcrr.b.

last week stated that the exploded as he crened runway waa excellent andjlrif parka je sent from Jeru-mould be a great convenience at the embassy door. 1 has been graded and fenced. It Is expected that the field will be licensed as a municipal airport this week. It situated near 'the Terry Road about a quarter mile south of here. The-Electric, Wire C6n pany of Northampton, which has a branch plant here haa offered' to Install lights for night landings.

Alterations are being' made to the buildings on the grounds for them and othet firms who, officUls denied th make business ciU $9 thia charge. They expressed belief area. Dr. W. F.

Dry sd ale of Arab refugees protestinr their Rochester who much of the-Summer at his cottage at Dalhousle'Lake near here. ue aa sabotage agrnli against Israel awit the package. Tgypt'i Middle Ea.u news made the first landing on the and when the field is licensed rfuninaciiciiCciciicuGucociiuiiC'jrAicucuciicocoGai'OUuC'JC a customs flice will opened. jne field. Aa cfflClMjnljgM.

to make Perth a port of entry. will be held near the end of August at which time an air, Telephone service haa been installed for the convenience of persona using the field. show will be held In connection with the opening. CD CP .1 when it comes to DIAMONDS. 1 1 13 In recent general elections, in 1 C5 I.

Adenauer Confers On Possible Cut 71 CP to opposition. The Independence Party waa the main champion of moderation In the move to oust United States forces from r5 In Western Troops CONTROVERSIAL MASCOT-BitLsjf, the white toat mascot of the Royal 22nd Regiment, pause. In the doorway of hU livlnf quarter! at Valrartler army base, IS miles north of Quebec City. There waj a stormy discussion In the House of Common's, over whether Bathse aupported by army funds or by soldiers' contributions through their regimental fund. The goat'a living accommodation wis also The goat was presented to the regiment by the Queen.

Journal PtiotAt C3 CP CD BONN, Germany. July 21. I COW STOrS IRON HORSE. (Reuters) ChanceUorKonrad DIJON, France, July 23. Adenauer, today postponed his (ReiiUriJ A cow whose hoof 'u ported moves to reduce the Crossing near here delayed number of American and three tralna, Indudini an ex-Ish troop, on the continent pr hlle the raU waa re-The chancellor, who waa to! moved to free the animal.

BY ONE POINT no. New Protests Of U.S. Violation How Canadians Did at Bisley Edges Canadian have left the Black forest this! Of Red Air Space CO a C3 GOLD SMUGGLING. BOMBAY. India.

July 23. i) Ibrahim Chulam Kazan I i morning arranged Instead a conference for this afternoon at the Palais Schaumburg. his official Bonn residence. flrlal n1Hne an4 rsr nt (Reuters) To Win at Bisley Bacho All. traffic assistant of IcompeUUon for the Queen's haa Joined i Rua- The four ambassadors aum-j Pakistan International Airlines, moned to this meeting were Waa arrested on arrival from Helnx Krekeler, Waahlngton, Karachi Saturday on a charge wt.

Maon L. Warner lnn0. the United States against the July 23. (Reuters) Major rs Twine then took flwc Moon of her air apace by IflnaJ ahots to' end with 2S3. u-rtccn? UTIrtTTit th CO Hana Von Herwarth.

he. amuggled a large quantity utvit6. 4uii vi utiwu vi a a ana too; u. k. consider your of gold Into India.

Baron Vollrath vonUattzan.1 Paris, and Clemens von Bren-j the Queen'a Prize for rifle KRA ha die and 15: T. A tano, Rome. llshman finished and could oi.k...mm fnn.T I The Czechoslovak protest was i jeweller's reputation Dough! Manhattan have equalled the 283 iVth and RM to 4 the United State. shooting for the second time In three yean Saturday when he edged Lieutenant Ed son L. Warner of Canada by a single point.

Twine won the blue ribbon fn rj C3 r.iicelandic Coalition Me gainca maximum poinu jj 30th. with the next shot but In the i i' aar aw CO 11th round an Inner took away A KJ (hit rhinrf tft tl th rnror nilllUUilwC I wu (isw For S24 Dutch born Pleter Mlnult gave $24 worth of good, to the tndlan. for Manhattan Island An American note handed to the Soviet Embassy In Washington on Thursday categorically denied Russla'a ailega- Will Insist U.S. Forces Leave Island 2 flnUh to win a silver badge and I NtTa -ilbJftJOO. The Canadian from 1W proLaMr rmrwwlit ttjl.

tnrlay that UNanl tnnrt intrgrity on lh prt of tb than diamond. Tb avrragc prron hi tit, narlrt for a dianKMtd has bo ay of rim Ling tbe valu of the atooa ITrml. He rrly ronilirK on the intrprity th jfrlW. That'a hy muat rhno hia jrfIW Tthw4r-tfTtnerm Biria- ka awing tlanaJiana for rr Uu genrrationa. Vif alava hatr, anJ aballmntinur to, M-ll only tlx nortof Canada's finest valuaa.

'41501 July 10 that American In 1023. No one aeema tar have -announced -new -appoint men i Lennoxvllle. Que acor ed232 REYkJAVlKTIcelahd. July( thOTiiM'lt'rwar-wn-especially (Reuters) A new Leftist good deal. at the time but the medium bombers Germany had violated Soviet air space earlier this -I did not expect to get f0r two aenlor medical offlcera.

within a mile of (he Queen'. I Surgeon Cmdr. Walter J. said Warner, 1955 Cana-! Elliot, 42, of Parkavllle, BC, dlan service rifle chamDlon. ltllfx will trtm nrtn.

Government for Iceland warflndlan were because formed today by a coaUUon of mey mserxea a ciun imni the Progressive Party and the them permanent hunting 8oclal DemocrkU" with" the on 1 Comnumlst Peoples Alliance. I for a good deal In records' ca most Ottawa music lover, head -I am away up from where I jclpaL medical officer of the KcqUCSr LontercnCC expected, to be." inew aircraft carrier Bonaven- c. Bad Judgment. lure when ahe la commissioned freeing. Members He blamed bad judgment on "eMmal.

Utw IhU year LONDON. July 23C his second-place acore. RiCrd nf ST. of Torontd, now principal vention here yesterday asked a AmJ5n medical officer of the aircraft conference with Russian Pre- en ri The new Government expected to InsUt that United States baed at Keflavlk leave Iceland. The ending of the Isolation of the Communists means a for our Record Studio.

Widest selection expert record counsellor, available for advice HI-FI listening facilities handy If you're a CpL O. Ouellette of Wtndaor waa fourth with 280. The British major first won the prize In 1954. Three competitors finished level with 2S0 polnU but third place went to U. Sear of Sussex, who had a better ahowlng at 1.000 yards.

Capt. A. Cliff of Britain was fifth. rlnt Far Point. The Quebec militia officer threw his hat to the ground stamped on It with a good natured grunt -at the end of the shoot.

Warner, Ouellette and Twine It out almost point for point until the finish. Ouellette, a tool designer, fell away I i JSrr (Co- lc-: Marniflrent will iun mler Bulganln on the freeing of 2.000 member, of the. aect dlan team, did not agree. Cmd, riH0t nrincin! buyer of record, we believe we Looking at the swre card of medical officer at the aaid to be held In Soviet pron new In Icelandic politics the 26-year-old officer he aald: CO barrack, and hospital at 4 kmmf0m0 Hurting aiw nreaenfolion ra aoW oil imtnrmmtm rrrlijicatr mrt ftrmiJtJ widmut rhmrg ntk That la not bad judgment, son." camps. Like each of the other mem- The petition was signed by of the coalition, the Corn-more than 4.000 members at- munbts will have two Minis-tending the central Ontario ters In the six-man Cabinet Warner, an.accountant wlthber of the Canadian team In his father's trucking firm.

-Jj the 1952 Olympic Games. WCICOMC aUDCKT ACCOUNTS DOWN WC convention. clo.ed.They will hold the Ministry of a mentber of 'the Sherbrooke At the end of the yesterday. Trade and Fisheries and the have something extra in service and quality to offer you. aiaiaiioa BaKrt4laa Btrrarta (all laU Fraiaaa SUtWarry wtaeiac Crcttlaf Carta rartv Cm4i Caa.lra Glf tware (at Carllogwaoi Only) fJlere'f no place quiti like It" Regiment waa a mem-tTwme, a-lawyer eariy Chairman Percy Chapman Ministry of Social Welfare.

40a from Baiin.ttok. Ihmn. BI RKS Raittarai Ja all an Anarkoa Goai54tif of Toronto aald he and his The formation of the new aides were ready to arrange ajoovemmefit leave, the Inde-conference either In Moscow orpendenee Party, which gained in the United States. the largest share of the vote nidca6, Dalhousle and George Streets was carried around the Bisley camp preceded by a brass band. y.

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Lace, VS. ambassador to reportedly was poisoned by arsenic dust and fumes from painted decoration, on her bedroom ceillnr In the embassy In Rome, has been the United State, slpce May. She l. lying to Lisbon, Portugal, for a three-week' Mediterranean cruise. HJmjiTt-AP Wirephoto) Fine Jewellery -A- Sterling Silver and Antiques -k English Bono China- "A Fine Leather Goods Ar Tashion Jewellery lAr Exclusive' Swiss Watches CD "'CO CO CO TO fD a CO CO --co cn to GJ to C3 to a 'e to C3 to cn to to cn to cn to C5 a to ci to C3 to C3 1ftertrd aa no ordinary diapering doM.

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