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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Mey 10, 1960 17 TH' SOSHUL. SEASON/I AH/LL SPREAD ITALL OVER TOWN 7 ; fire Southwestern Ontario Liberal As. JULIET JONES A COLD, SKEETER, I THINK YOU'® BETTER PASS UP YOUR BASEBALL PRACTICE TODAY... OH, IT ISNT DONALD DUCK MUGGS AND SKEETER SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) -- Tas draw 1 Woo Bar oo he last draw as Wyatt Earp ontele- WHEN HE REACHES HIS «= WELL KNOW WHO HE . ns. I PLANS TO LEAD /NTO AN Visions had {zoutle i LIE" : INDIAN AMBUSH. [iiday Tr te eronl Cavin 2 Police said Hugh O'Brian 'was firing a shotgun at targets tossed in the air when one shot Went wild and hit a fellow performer in the chest with birdshot, Frisco ! |Estes, about 24, received burns but his condition was not serious. Police questioned O'Brian and released him when it was. de- cided it was an accident on. his touring western show. iy : [& / \d O'Brian's six-gun stuck inthe "THE SCOUT NAMED SNEAD DOESNT KNOW THAT HE 16 : ) § holster during Su attempted fast FOLLOWED BY THE LONE RANGER AND TONTO. . 2 8 |i \ ¢ draw at Wilmington, N.C., Satur- so day. The blank cartridge went off, burning through his right trouser leg and searing his skin. THE LONE RANGER WHAT ARE 3 00 YOU REALLY ivi " - A J - --- VOU MAING, THINKYOUGAN] | © VIA 17 RB Technical Weapons : f THE ONE 3 TELEVISION PHIL 1 Youre CIANG = y J , 3 "$4: OR Fs WE HAVE IN THAT WILL ; MoT QAIFED. : dl 14 N ¢ ' < / P ose Difficulties rh 08 fh Pon KINGSTON (CP)--The dean of engineering at the University of Saskatchewan says Canadiag de- fence policy is being framed by people "who don't know What they're talking about." 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