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“ity Men Take Civil Defence (yg

Two Prince Rupert men ar im as quali
j}among Canadians taking an ad ba ie gence. ee
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\ lighthearted All Will Hear Debates In

| Professor

4° Talks Selling  “ouse Under New System

vanced course in civil defence E : aig

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A“light B y DOUGLAS HOW | which opened today at Ottawa |" Ul IVE ine
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night ke] : adian Press Staff Writer l'‘They are Fireman J. C. Ewart ue work

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i vit A UK? ‘ : and Thomas Elliot, of B. C, Pack- | Hil e€fene "
retail OTTAWA (CP) —A _ parliamentary problem ave stale Mr. Hill

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Following completion of the (lar il
nei h f t ear ihe next session will be the first to solve’ for 10-day course, Mr. Elliot will re- Fire Ha
in Booth M HI everyone in the Commons chamber—members, re-
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ENDS TODAY K athi vn Gra

iasti porters and visitors alike—the puzzle of what is go- Hoo. tee ee “LOVELY TO Look i

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. ' A Halifax firm is installing a
ee. é wing : wards the | sound re-inforcement system STARTS
- 5S) Ane ae that wili allow everyone in the ee
Fhe —— E Vu ‘alNs | big green chamber to hear what > ~
Wise nds 0 ee easant | 9 speaker is saying, just as
RS well 8 BP Teen prospective CUS- though they were sitting side by

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increé i M Katheri: I rie is

side.
For years now members have

    

 

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; ae 'N'peen complaining that the vis- novel might er
more ] A t : ta es 5 40 Ne litors and press galleries, and on the screen!
where e) s Mr. VukehtCh Wil | even a fair number of the mem- Seite on ]

“He ) port f tonight and to-/ bers themselves, could not ade- Masterpiece ot love,
ance of aj anne quately hear what was being laughter and j
inns ie : sald. adventure, produce
Cos ses ag Pl : iT PAYS Experts believe they have found by i company

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en ‘ the answer in a network of mi
tomer a frie1 nd t TO AD VERTISE on , .

that made.

"QUO VADIS"!

cronhones and loud-s spe rke

: similar to that used in th
CER ERE SSUES eee ‘San REoeREERE British House of Commons at
Westminster. The system will
be installed and waiting for
members when they return t

 

    
  

 

their seats here in November ATTEND CONGRESS—Among tl elegates a iding tie 22nd world congre of Paxe
: A fin ia r ie i © , R it Montreal are a nun earing c/o! ational dress. Delegates include left to

° fé-man crew ir a wanes + ‘ , f . _ oT %
Gassaun tas on Halifax under ight: Rafael Ciavez, Mexico; Agnes Konadu, Gold Coast, West Africa; Maria Pham Thi Tu,
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a 33-year-old Montreal-born \ N Jorge Guerro, Mexico Therese Niokanna, West Africa. The theme of the con-
engineer named Frank B. Lee in international federation of Catholic s.udents and intellectual associations, is the mis-
a Canadian of Chinese descent i f th Liversity (CP EROTO)
went to work early in July. They nee 7 a ae eigama | ccniaea.

expect to be busy through the
summer fitting their moder

paratus into a chamber that

     

    

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never intended for this sort of M-G-M Ss)
Wallace's feature handy menthly Budget Payment Plan to thing IDALMD Su land: } structure will be town ae noe preems if
i } ho desire tl Members’ desks now are on R uters Whitaker's ly is \ the house I shall get | modernized. Out will go the Ro i : hevetane ae
he convenien of tI custemers 10 desire this form —_— * . . < ny, rae f ’
_ he eng ‘ x oe za nvited their sides and the green rug is| now Huggett’s reality if the monstrosities even if; man marble and Moorish arches SS Spectacular Color by PECHNICOLOR
oh oes : msc avid Aewipna sche tinue Seteahd tei rolled back. The opposition n , Witley Park, the fabulous Ed t I yulling down one third| which were built by 2000 work- ‘€ Ss Pe a)
& q ; ber C / ts to ! n lt he A t L} n many of them craftsmen | ae? \\C a oo
WAT on sa” i 5 0 he wey oy 52 5 5 bers’ lobby outside is a stock 5 playg yuil rere | ¢ i h, many ol the ré - C2 - pie, \7 LE:
¥ Wanace 2 epar tment tore room and electric wires are all by the financier, Whitak } ar glass of t ight specially from Italy i ' GF
+} 6, ‘ 7 rv e ‘ } 94. ar Ir STAREING
over the place. Groups of Si Wright, a i 1? e1 ' : r garden. whet Huggett and his 24-year-old
sie tan cian ah mn tent Bn 9 on a ne ' : f \ rg asin i ;
SBRBREV ORE AR RRUEF OMAP See seers escorted by guards 1 ury and sil nown Whit-| y : right once sat and| Wife, Mary, have decided to re- apy ELEANOR JANET Me
i . coming into the chamber bt ker’s F I con- | ; ted hi home-grown | tain the 120-foot-long bridal RANGER: ARKER JENGH TERRER
the work goes right along verted into an_ ultra-modern|, t nd imported tropi- , 5ulte with its 30 windows . “TRACT ARE PEO
The overriding aim, says Mr. | food i fa ts new} ; ‘ ill! come down They will also keep the 50- f i
Lee, is to install the equipment | owner, Ronaid J. Huggett n the east wing { half foot-square oak-floored dining f eyening Shows 7 .
as unobstiusively as possibl Hug ) eader of Brit-} ¢; f Elizabethan - style; TOOM, a lo-Car garage and a - Matinee Saturday?
- . 4 : : tees Theatre Y : ‘ a
One big headache was how to ain’s ca Vil. . long bank of cookers designed Fae ey i oe
suspend 19 microphones so they | paid £150,0 ‘ Witle ma to feed 400 guests at one sit-

 

will hang about 10 feet off the Pai

a? ee vena or pe * ting From a farm to a fiddle—Waily News Classi
r and in such a way that a sa el r i tion
tans warbar ir clitinl er dienaee ae geet TODAY 7 - 9:05 — Tyrone Power in “DIPLOMATIC COURIER"

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was eventually decided to chain « ificia : x FRAT
ispend them from wires fas- pal rt v r] don : ee
tened in turn to wire trung | theatre full-siz n—and [OLLYWOOD ‘(AP In 1945 iain
m side to side of the chamber | an undery ball Frank Ross first said he was
ele to the ceiling, far above The balirom, built und ne ing to produce “The Robé MAYO ALSO
the: green carpet of the lake Ww ist a m This week he said final RONALD ON
TWO-WAY SYSTEM Se ating cian a ie a ge OT RRS? REAGAN NOE & THE
The aim is to have a two-way | W710. Started with yg is tee aca Age oa GENS yo SAME
‘ system the microphones to ay ind made A we a ae %* — li w b ve it NELSON cia? tol yRAS < PROGRAM
broadcast the voice of the mem- ~ But mie thin ea ‘Wy ftake ntil i all dns PA R ite Gee 4
ber speaking and small lot d- Folly Hut ae is Re oe sith an BG | Techricobou! C ~ CARTOON
speakers for listeners. The loud- Ri nchoe Ragan nectar, Mian en ce ts uae lo PF a COLLEG a
peakers will be fitted all over; * <" . ; nage Vel Bie n AOF 1 or NEW
the chamber, one for each two-:' “ : ee omega gaye : na many 1ais “STARTS TOMORROW pe : e
member desk, one for each two ae ue hdl : :
wenivers OF Mie prise gallery, ON Ce eg ee ” ae ee on ; CAPITOL SHOWS ; ;
one for each two seats in the 2 _ Pier es on aa f 1id. An agent friend :

ionaire Siri; ; a oe a aiecm anakis 7 - 9:05 p.m. id
other galleries upstairs . ? ee ’ Old him about an unfinishor A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE
In the diplomatic gallery there hn Leigh. Now he intends tO hook he was handling by Lloyd
- ’ " = ar } t eyvera } ndred ea . ;
will be a small control cousole °F! a ral hundred head|g pouglas about the man
rf inir ca ! Dian inti 1 Ciwius
rom which an operator can turn ~* : rucified Chri
wheat, barley and oat i

on the microphone nearest the ve At that time, I didn’t even
man who has the floor z snow who Lloyd Douglas wa
The others will be kept off. If a neeomeeeee es But the idea Was so intriguin
they were all turned on at ence that I bought the novel when i F

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the members would be robbed of was only half finished

he members uid ' “yr Thus began one of the k
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Finally Ross said, He never Mt Ps iy
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Did it ever occur to you that ||So we reached an agreement The Salvation Army has been the unfailing friend
you need distinctive printed whereby I could take ‘The Robs
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