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south of. Outlook, Sask.,. will “head, when. he | ‘interrupted |”
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generating © station; _ will cost cupboard: “where. a -billet. of.
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: moe | "rg. ‘he, has ‘any -T. ‘said, And that’s funny, because he’s’ Jim gave a wry grin, and oe “Hansard: - a :  epITOR'S NOTE—Signed ar-..
while everyone’ S. “acting so tough, it’s. 2 eT aged to: get “a kick’ out. of: - in« debt: all ‘over: “town. He puffed-out a cloud” ‘of: smoke: °-... Eldén M. "Wooliams (PO, ‘Bow: ticles and editorials credited to.
S nice ‘to. have a “nuclear baseball" hat | ‘testing. people,” Jim: obseryed, makes good: motley, sire, “and > “It's touching to hear of such - River): “This. talk. we. howe other newspapers ilo. not, sof. ot
"Dg be: talkin to somédne:” “I never did believe’ those peo- .. loyalty,’ I said. 2 - heard (is: just’ plain: hogwas “essarily reflect the views Of,
| “Right now, “Canada isd rectly. be- handy to help the “good guy” keep. the and “Td ‘say? Youe a itieng., ple who said he didn’t know "yep." said yim. “And this and'a ‘Ba nerrmne in order to The Daily News,
the two, OP. nuclear, powers. “bad guy” in. his place. woe OIE _., Of So-and-so, aren t' you? What - Nis job, and ought to be ‘pal. will’ -keep:-on'’ talking. smother this bill.” -: —
rece ae OE » kind of a- guy is he, anyway?” fired... 1” ‘Sometimes they'll. try to tell. Hazen Argue (CCF, “Assini- | Pp AGOD A Eo
oe Ne idy oe Wand \they'd | answer: © ‘Oh, ‘Jim, leaned back | in’ the you he drinks, It’s not true. boia): “Don’t mix your meta- NE
oe orman y memory > yes, sure, I'm a friend of his. chair, took a.puff on his cigar, Sure, he'll: take .a beer now _ phors.” | ~ Drive-In B
et A great | guy.. Known him for and went on.with the chron- and then, But never. more ~' Mr. Wooliams: “Don’t worry _ - §P E Cc I A L i
The}! D-Day commemoration. in. Normandy ‘have remembered the epic D-Day of 1944 with. years. One of the best, But. icle of friendship. than nine or. 10. beers, excopt - ‘about my metaphors. I have . os
;*On annual’ remembrance ‘faithfully © gratitude. .Allied. graves are. carefully. tended... And I said-to myself, ‘ah, boy, . “aprate * Fe maybe ona special occasion, seen you mix a lot of things __ EVERY WEEK” .
e y thé’ people ‘of that part. of the” and visited regularly, and the annual cere-: ‘~ this is it; This is ‘where! he sips ¢ ‘Pretty soon Td find out and ‘that isn't very often, and they, have not been meta- S3VARIETIES 1.50 i
French ‘coastline, will have special significance. ‘monies that take place reflect the hope and. joy the knife in..'As soon ‘as he some more,” Jim said. “ ‘Sure, maybe. two or three times a phors.” Tf Ph 6226. ~&
for Canada. The. ceremonies will be*held..at with which they watched’ ‘the’ Allies ° ‘come: - starts saying ‘But oI know, he. "knows his ‘job, no matter month, not much more. ood Specini Ohi nons Food, Fried Wy
the points’ where: Canadian soldiers landed. ashore on that great morn... a the, knife. is coming.” What anybody’ says. As for “‘aq-preat guy,’ he'll-go-on, - US. Secretary’ of | Agricul- Chicken’ Spaghettl,, Hamburs- (ie
This . will evoke | memories . here, for the | This year. the focus will be centred. on the | ~ what he does with his money, ‘but there’s: one thing: I have ture Orville L. Freeman: . ers, Fish & Chips. We pay de- #
Canadian. Scottish’, were among’ the assault Canadian landing points, an honor that will be. , Jim jabbed me.in:the collar- that’s none of my business. Of to warn you.’ — “The secret of a successful |] livery charges up to $1.00 on
troops on that fateful ‘day 17 years ago. It was appfeciated in this country and nowhere with _ bone with his thumb, to ius course, you. know, how rumors “and what's that?! I'll ask. man is a wife who tells him. SOE Se” pene, to: BIA aay
the beginning ‘of ‘the great: lberation, the Jift- more recognition than in Victoria and Vancou- _*™2t¢. vo -~_§pread. I. hear all kinds of “Well, let's be frank. Every. what to do and a secretary on
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had-suffered for four. long. years, > role in the freeing of France from the tyranny.
The kindly people’ of" the Normandy ‘const of Nazi occupation, / — The: Victoria Colonist

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“ie; 2 ots Oanadian. Press Staff Writer the palm of ‘his hand, ee will, be in Prince Rupert - i
Gorimentators « on. both: sides ‘of: the Atlantic - much better and it is in’ these. th ~ © *Phanks,’ I tell shim, ‘and : “
and Prime, Mintaeo . Macn ion fel qfgnnody and. Kennedy made the most that a emia wn won oo Naar ayer From April I7¢h to April, 22nd Inclusive :
e Minister, Macmillan falled. to pu “Thore ‘are -atil) obstacles but nothin “What's that?’ he asks, ‘
any spectacular rabbits out of each other's hats © thoso connected with questions of ile “Don't dver speak up for |t. Please consult your family doctor for appointment,

in Washington lnat: weclt, ay «6 _ purpose and method”, -ma. Ifa guy had many friends a so Me poe won
A fairly general reaction is: Yes, yes, we all. Macmillan is said to have, urged on Ken- | like you, he'd he out of luck." | cee o doo
agree that NATO unity is highly desirable, but. nedy the need for consulting: NATO alllog If. - meen —— . o a .
what arg you gaing to do-about ite”. > and whon the need for using nuclear weapons. 7 ‘, :

Macmillan. told: an audience at the Mnssa- . hecomos. necessary and also of letiing the al-~
chusots Thatitu ute ‘of Technology Friday that it.. les have some hand in’ Walng tho. ‘wonpone, vo
is time: to “achieve: fome real ‘unity of political — As Onnadians have. baen. Mada, noutoly.
purporo and method ‘In. the Western Alliance’, | aware, Amarican: government's’ are ‘tightly ree.

To the Guardian of Manchester, for ex-.. strained in’ this matter ‘by  Congreaa, Mace
ample, this is. pure “Macmillanship’, which millan ia well aware of thia butta snid:ta have
the newspaper. defines as “brave worda covers “presaad the view that it's. oasontinl to have.
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