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Motorists:
stranded

in storm

NEW YORK (AP) — Thou-
sands of motorists in the north-
eastern and mid-Atlantic states
spent Thanksgiving in the
homes of strangers or in their
cars ag record snowfalls halted
traffic,

Snow nearly two feet deep
covered New York’s capital
city, Albany, The state’s 25,000
employees there were allowed
to report to work late today so
they could dig aut.

The national weather. service
in New Hampshire called the
storm in that state “the worst in
20 years.” Up to 18 inches of
snow fell,

Mrs. Ralph Lawrence of

Franklin, N.H., planned to have -

17 guests for dinner. But when
they were unable to make the
trip from New York, she invited
everyone in the neighborhood to
her home for turkey.

‘State police at Milford, Pa.,
housed more than 100 persons
who were stranded in snow-
bound cars after a storm
dumped 16 inches of snow on
that area.

GATHER FOOD

Troopers rounded up food for.
the hungry travellers.

Trooper John Seleski trudged
a mile through the snow to
reach a stranded car on Inter-
state 80, then helped the expect-
ant mother deliver her baby.
Both the mother and baby girl
were reported doing fine al-
though they were trapped in the
car several more hours,

The November record for
snow accumulation was
smashed in Albany when 22.5
inches fell. The national
weather service said the storm
would rank among the biggest
five in area records.

In nearby Schenectady, police
cars were dispatched to take
nurses to their hospital duties.

A trio of young boys from Ith-
aca, N.¥., wandered onto the
frozen crust of a swimming pool
at their apartment house Sun-
day, then dropped through the
ice into water five or six feet
deep. All three drowned.

Population

increases

OTTAWA (CP) — Immigra-
ion ta sto dee from ay ee
continues to p sharply but
rthe number of'arrivals: hah the’
“United States continues to rise,

Immigration figures released
today show an over-all 94,005
arrivals in the first nine months
of 1971, compared with 113,323
in the first nine months of last
year,

The number from Europe fell

to 40,530 from 59,467 a year ago. -

There were 9,060 arrivals from
England, compared to 15,593 in
the first three quarters of 1970,

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