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Monday, November 10, 1952

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Issue date: Monday, November 10, 1952
Pages available: 31
Previous edition: Saturday, November 8, 1952
Next edition: Tuesday, November 11, 1952

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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 10, 1952, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday. November 10, 1952 Page t Pool wants wheat Board sole Agency Regina recommendation that the Canadian wheat Board be established As the sole Market ing Agency for nil grains was Given enthusiastic support yesterday by the annual meeting o f the sask it three Canadian soldiers unwittingly took on a "hell-driver1 role when their car took off in a h-0-Fooi leap from Sand pile at left to land in the crib of a partially constructed Bridge Span Ning the River in Quebec. The dazed but unhurt occupants of the soaring vehicle All stationed at Petawawa military Camp were major Alt Len Leslie Cpl. Ralph Williams and pet. R. Fazackerley. The Trio calmly climbed out after turning off the still running ignition and crawled to safety on the other Side of the River. Had the car gone a few feet to the right or left in its headlong flight it would have plunged 50 feet into the River. The soldiers told police they Hud not noticed a Detour sign in the Dak Ness and did not know the Road leading to the Bridge was closed Chewan wheat Pool. Other resolutions dealing with Resolution suggested that this regu lation should not apply to Specula bin Grain. After discussing congestion in elevators delegates urged the fed eral government to formulate plan whereby Farmers would Able to obtain a loan against Grait stored on farms similar to p3an put into a year ago to takers Grangemouth Scotland ;