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the Noordeinde Palace in The Hague for his audience. Mr. Stone
carriage, accompanied by Baron de Graeff Court chamberlain

ani minister to 6 weder

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when it was thrown over and
puhed tne haweer to the pier
He got $3 for the helping hand
The officer promised $2 more

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office in a simall hut only a few
blocks from the old lunchroom

Mike takes the

with 20-odd ¢ mployee

over business

wien the ship sated, "| Missus Night

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(ne ship, $5. Lote of ships, jot
t @ ay

He Harted making calig toa

teaimship lines and found
wrre we wnied, Soon

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For years Tony had no office
han a public telephone
woot He called steamship _
genls agam and again to learn
what ships were docking and
when, Soon his voice became a

familar as @ sailing list to the!

igents

Fnally he received permission
and untie vessels at all
Lhe major public plersa in the
port, He waa made

to Ue

A few years ago he opened an before

ast Month Record For
les in Planes

Bagged

closed their bOOKA on the
war, United States Fifth
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URDAY SPECIAL, YARD

RASER & PAYNE

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400 YARDS
DRAPERY

 

“UYARDS SATINETTE DRAPERY LINING

Draws Many |
At Legion Hall

» enjoyed

  

A capacity
the monthly Missus
dance i ni it at the
Legion Auditor i Friday
‘ h Keith DeWilt wa

cerTremonie

He and Nora Thompson played
for dancing and during thie pro
tram he sang two soios with the
audience joining in the chorus
He was accompanied by Dyke
McMillan

Aifted Beoquet, who came here

& short time ago from Beigium,
played sevefal plano selections
to the delight of the crowd and
the evening Was over won
a child's chesterfield

lonated by Rowe

he raffic
Le Trade @)id

Marshall

Margaret Kane reeeived many
encores ‘for siier Scotjish songs
and Mrs. Crawford, With Mrs. J

8 Black as accampaniat
TUN ers

sang
wo lovely

BRAZILIAN GOLD
In addition to coal and other
minerals, Brazil produces about
$50,000,000 in gold each year

   
 

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National Health Program
Comes Under Stiff Review

By D‘ARCY O'DONNELL

Canadian Press

OTTAWA, — The Federa| government’s multi-|

} million dollar nationai health program is to be re-
viewed and probably revised within the next few

months,
The program, which will be
five years old next May, was de

signed to assist the provinces to|

improve their hospital! and health
services. When the program wa
inaugurated in 1946 the fe ‘
government stated it would be
reviewed at the end of five
years.

A Health Department

 
 

44

official

said the 10 provincial govern
ments have been asked to out
line their hospital constructior
plans for, the next five yeat

Their replies are expected to in
dicate the need fi ; ‘
the original program

In 1948. a target of 40.000 new
hospital beds was set for the first
five years of the program. A
tota! of 65.000 new beds was set

48 @ 10-year target

Early this month. the five
year target was reached, It now
is expected that 43,000 or 44,000
new beds will be available at the
end of the five-year period

The officiais said if the pre
Yinees stick to their original
plans only 25,000 new hospital
beds will be provided for hie
next five year But there is a
possibility the provines will
boost their original estimate in

view of the continued

of Space in. some hospitals

tiortage

 

The federal government con
} tributes from $1,000 to $1,500 a
bed toward new hospital cor
i sfruction. To qualify the hospita

must receive a matehing
from the provincial

If the federal; governme
expenditures on

grant

government

hospital cor

  

  
 
      
    

 
    
 
  

   
    
 

 

taf! Writer

j are reduced—they to-

ec $9.000,000 last year—addi-
4orial amount may be made
available to the provinces for
Other health services,

der the national health pro-
p grants are made to the
provinces for such things as
f and cancer control,
mental health treat-
he care and rehabilitation

DET CULOSL

researc}

0: crippled children, and the
i ig of hospital and medical
aff
It is not yet known how much

be spent this year on hos-|
pital construction. In the first
four years of the program, the
federal government made ap-

proximately $13,000,000 available
annually for that purpose. The
Ac'ual expenditures ranged from
$2,223,356 in 1948-49 to $9,166,-)
¢

 

RETIRING — Cyrus 5
76, Canadian-born director of

the United States
Service, retires Oct

 

Ching,

Mediation
1 after five

years as the US. government's
top labor trouble-shooter. He
plans to open a private office
in Washington as a labor rela

tions consultant
seven
Pz.

The

, became a US. «

six-foot
native of Red Point,

breaded ALi

1909 but returns to Canada

annually on
expeditions

 

Murderer

salmon

-fishing
‘CP Photo)

71 |
This year, the government put} On Ga Ows
i he |

the unspent amounts at t
of the provinces. Coup-

with the

LONDON (CP)_Denis

Muldow

Prince Rupert Daily News
Thursday, October 2, 1952

   

 

Western Livestock
For Toronto Fair

TORONTO (CP)—There will be
a big entry of western livestock
at the Royal Winter Fair here
Nov. 14-22 despite the outbreak
of foot-and-mouth disease
among south Saskatchewan
herds earlier in the year.

Last year Manitoba and the
other western provinces sent
some 40 carloads of livestock
and produce to the fair. These
included about 120 horse, 300
head of cattle, 100 swine and 50
sheep. Officials say this year
even more entries may come
from the west.

In beef and market cattle
classes last year, one-fifth of
all animals came from western
Canada. They won more than
one-third of all prizes awarded.

This year again, judging of
tne
Queen's guineas steer will be
held in the fair’s main arena
Judging of these two classes
will be held Nov. 20.

The sale-of-the-stars

sold to the highest bidder—wili
again be held. Introduced in
1949 when an Aberdeen Angus
was auctioned, there will be

 

the amounts made a total! yesterday for murdering a beau-| horns, jerseys and Ayrshires.

$30,673

for he

 

Spital construction

33 available this year|tiful Polish-born countess who|
jserved as a British secret agent| als was sold for $120,920 in the
| 1951 sale of stars. United States

) far projects have been stb-| during the Second World Wa:

mitted covering expenditures of |
approximtely $16,000,000. i

Die

o
;

49 was $30,123, 369. Only $7,660,-
774 was spent that year. Since}
then the amount available has |
increased steadily to a total of |
$53,900,000 for 1952-53

+ ‘
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Uplands At

ithe defence m
| Fieher Wing,

| continent.
oer vice

sion are now
at Metz,” the

|The next he at zweibrucken, | P

: } Germany,
vat | the base ie

Canadian Jets

Set For _
Biggest Flight
Saquodrons to Lecvs | cov

Sept. 29 for NATO Bases i" ine ss
Europe; Two Wings
rport, Ottawa, Sept.

23,—Defence Min! ia
id the men W
7 mo’

ce,
ros Tenquin, coker said No. 2

now based at North

Luffenham, wou t
Marshal Hugh

44, CBE. cb. bs

B- mmanding the |i8

new Canadian ai

said.
seas, Mr. Claxton
“Headquarters for put in shape

d. «
. four airfields
Boek on should be a

ther. | an
en resent?
arty
Be;
here “
bier underway: teach

Muldowney had confessed to | buyers this year are expected
ito be fewer because of its con-
/tinuing ban on the import of

Stabbing Mrs

Christine
The total amount made avail-| Ville, 37, in the lobby of Ken} “"t")
to the provinces under the |sington Hotel June 15 after she | Canadian cattle.
tional health program in 1948- |spurned his affections

ANCIENT BOROUGH

Brooklyn, now a

in the 17th century.

of
table.

   
    
   
 
    
  
  

  

to Follow any ©

the
to-

ister Onn pat in P ‘

t of jets

Sept. 30,

i OO

r division over-

the air divi-

 

minister sai

  

construction of

 

borough

Gran-

A total of 120 breeding anim-

i In addition to this sale, the
fair also features an auction of
dressed carcasses or live anim-
als for slaughter. Last year this
with separate
Expen-|New York City, was known as sales of poultry, cheese, butter

f{isale, together

for this year may total | Brueckelen to its Duth colonists' and honey, yielded $193,949.15
$35,000,000 i

to exhibitors.

 

TO PRAGUE—Group Capt. Ww.
Gordon Welstead,*40, -of St.
Catharines, Ont., is: Canada’s
new Air Attache in~Prague,
Czechoslovakia. Group .. Capt.
Welstead left the directorate of

 

 

grand champion steer and)

j
ml tat
which prize breeding cattle are|

 

six classes this year—three beef
regular annual| ney, 41, club porter, was hanged breeds, plus dual-purpose short-

air training at Ottawe to. go
to Prague. He has command-

ed a number of flying schools
|

across Canada and is a for-
mer secretary-manager of the
Royal Canadian Flying «Clubs
Association. (OP from

Defence}

 

AUSTRIAN MINERALS

Austria has rich ‘deposits of %

iron ore, magnesite, © oil, salt,
graphite, tale and gypsum. .

 

 
   
  
   
   

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Force Standards.

 

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