Tuesday,
September
23,
1947
CITY
TO
BUY
JJV
C.
BONDS
While
Idle
money,
unlike
Idle
hands,
cannot
get
into
mischief,
c)ty
council
last
night
decided
that
it
still
might
be
a
good
idea
to
put
its
extra
dollars
to
work.
The
work
will
be
easy
and
profitable;
all
it
has
to
do
is
draw
Interest.
j
For
that
reason,
the
aldermen
i
fell
Into
line
with
a
suggestion
Jtj
finance
committee
chairman
TrN.
Voungs
that
$50,000
cf
the
,
$254,000,
which
the
city
at
present
has
in
the
bank
might
as
ell
be
"converted
into
interest-1
'bearing
bonds.
According
to
current
expectations,
the
$50,000
iwjll
not
be
needed
this
year.
JjAlderm.an
Youngs
suggested
that
the
$50,000
be
used
to
purchase
Province
of
British
Colombia
bonds
bearing
2?i
per
ent
lntcre'st
at
par
value
instead
of
lying
in
the
hank.
The
bonds,
he
believed,
could
be
jjjadily
converted
back
into
cash
ediould
the
city
find
a
need
for
the
money.
FThe
other
aldermen
aereed
I
Kddlly
to
the
Idea
when
Alder-
aian
Black
pointed
out
that
It
f
anight
be
possible
for
the
city
to
II
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Daughters
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thus
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necessity
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sell
them
on
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government,
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Thaln
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EXPERIMENTAL
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SERVICE
HAS
BIG
ROLE
Canada's
experimental
farms'
service
piays
an
important
part
In
the
life
of
the
district
in
which
they
are
located.
Demonstrated
at
the
Manyberries
Alta.,
field
day
was
a
new
type
branding
table
which
eliminates
need
for
roping
a
calf
and
hauling
it
in
to
the
brand
lng
fire.
Calf
simply
walks
down
a
chute,
into
the
vertical
table,
which
is
then
locked
and
tilted
to
a
horizontal
position.
Branding
inoculating,
dehorning,
etc.,
are
then
done,
with
the
calf
held
motionless.
Range
station
boss
Harry
Hargrave
claimed
that
calves
were
branded
with
no
traces
of
stiffness
the
next
day.
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(Message
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DEPARTMENT
OF
AGRICULTURE
Prairie
Farm
Rehabilitation
Act
n.Mkl!S
Scaled
tenders
will
h
rert-ivnH
h
the
undersigned
until
1J:00
o'clock,
Reglna
Time,
October
13.
1B47.
for
the
construction
of
two
Irrigation
!
!s;u.uio,
uue
in
mi
vicinity
or
Chase
ouu
one
in
me
vicinity
or
Kamlops,
and
also,
one
small
earth
flu
storage
dam
In
the
North
East
quarter
of
Section
7,
Township
18,
Range
12
West
of
the
Sixth
Meridian,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
The
following
are
the
approximate
quantities
for
the
main
Items
of
work
Involved:
Canal
Excavation,
7,000
cu.
yd
Common
Excavation,
6,000
cu.'yd
Concrete,
160
cu.
yd.
Timber,
4S
MFBM.
Steel
Flumes.
6,000
ft.
Culverts,
600
ft.
Pipe
Wood
Stave
Steel,
1,600
ft.
Small
Pump
House
and
Well.
Plans
and
SDeclflc&tlnns
mi
ha
viewed
at
the
following
offices:
P.
F.
R.
A.
Office,
910
McCollum-Hlll
BuJldlng,
Reglna,
Saskatchewan;
V
L
A.
Office,
Kamloops,
B.C.;
V
L.
A.
Office.
Marino
Building,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Tender
forms,
plans
and
specifications
may
be
obtained
from
t.h
nn.
derslgned
at
his
office,
810
McCallum-
mu
uunaing,
Keglna.
Saskatchewan,
upon
the
deposit
of
teni
dollars,
(
10.00)
cash
or
a
certified
chequo
for
that
amount
payable
to
the
Re-celver-Oeneral
of
Canada,
which
deposit
will
be
redeemable
upon
return
oi
tne
pians
and
specifications
lrt
Rood
order
within
one
month
after
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nave
Closca.
Any
tenders
which
are
not
prepared
strictly
in
accordance
with
the
"Instructions
to
Bidders"
may
be
rejected.
The
lowest
or
anv
tender
not
ntr.
essarlly
accepted.
Bv
Order.
GEORGE
SPENCE.
Director
of
Rehabilitation.
910
McCallum-HUl
Building,
Reglna,
Saskatchewan.
11:33
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11:45
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12:23
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12:30
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or
furniture
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lost
through
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would
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replacement
of
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O
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present
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costs
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furniture
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its
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unon
the
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organization
and
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would
"crumble
and
crash"
with
"hideous
consequences."
Hector
McNeil,
British
Minister
of
State,
supported
full
examination
of
United,
States
proposals
for
strengthening
the
organization
and
described
as
a
"comedy
piece"
Russian
delegate
Vlshinsky's
speech
accusing
the
Americans
of
war
mongerlng.
He
declared
that
If
the
United
'
Nations
Is
to
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to
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attack
upon
Churchill,
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Russian
put
In
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comparable
bracket
with
Hitler.
McNeil
said
Churchill's
struggle
against
Nazism
"will
compare
wlt'a
that
of
any
Communist
party
in
the
world."
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blamed
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present
critical
world
situation
largely
on
what
he'
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Russia's
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Hideous
Consequences9
For
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Today
NEW
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(CP)
Britain
Monday
warned
the
United
Nations
general
assembly
that
if
Russia
insists
Third
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Health
Officer-
(Continued
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One)
liness
of
this
room
(Jardlne's)
could
best
toe
attributed
to
the
habits
of
the
tenant
himself,"
the
letter
continued.
"In
the
past
eight
months
our
department
has
received
good
co-operation
from
the
proprietor
of
the
Grandvlew
Hotel,
Mr.
Robertson,
In
matters
of
sanitation
"
"Sgt.
Potterton
reported
that
this
room
was
cluttered
and
unkempt
the
day
the
death
was
reported
but
that
on
the
same
day
he
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Inspected
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and
found
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present
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