Kupert Daily News
lay, October 27, 1952

 

  

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Flight Lieutenant Ernest Glover of Toronto, said
here he thinks Russians may be piloting Communist
aircraft Korea “to show the Chinese flyers how

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no Copper-Gold Mine
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proven iron ore at Quat
n Vancouver Island It
; é ial production of 75,000
a n 4 month at a estimated
[rCM operating profit of $4 to $5 a
On
Mr. Adems told the meeting
Tuesday the BC. goverment
could not ban export of Quatsino
ore The claims we crown
granted. The federa y
ment had said it ‘ ot pla
ning a ban
C. T. Takahashi, represe tir
an interest

  

Japanese and Americ
as biggest exporter of B.C. iron
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ROM! reeord-|anxious to sign a contract to
in iner roar- | buy Quatsino ore
ed Ciampino
aitp lifted
foot or wound and SECON Typhoon
the r 4 earth in
a 120 belly land. | HOGS ropes
+nG MANILA © —A raging typhoon
All 42 1 13 aboard escaped the second in six d ¢ wart
: ee : ‘ oe 0 1 six days—plowed
injury. “1! filed from the plane a trail of destruction across the
without exci nt panic central Philippines today
The plane was badly dar maged. The path of the new storm is
Ite four jets dug into the ground

scuth of the Opoulous area, lev
and held the craft back, averting
possible disaster

pelting the ficld

neh ee 6 elled by a itypnoon which last
A drizzle WaS week tock nearly 450 lives. Early
? he +} ee

: the time, and reports mentioned no casu alties
the airliner, wing through | — eevee

the mud, stopped less than 10' J
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AN ADtrortat

PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. (AP) wouldn't pay my obligations to® mer wife obtained custody of
First Ship Service i in Years Edw K. Myer has started his | my child the children, hi
fit ear at the Indiana state older of his sons, Donald “Her lawyers kept writing me
‘ ‘ t : t Cer Myer . ‘ killec § é the § i “ek t >
AINT JOHN @—Fo > fir me in many years the i arm because he won't pay| Kent M fe l s wa wh i in an | about he $8 a week 1 was sup But
f Saint John and Vancouver yn Will be linked by $s veek to support his sor automobile accident last Sep-| posed to be paying after the} ,,,,
7 Sain John and an uve Om v i eo ike _ $8 a V a : aa
le - i mshit orate “7 5 He can stay there until hell | tember divoree,” he recalls. "1 didri’t pay ‘and 1:
ce a See { over, as far as I'm con They asked me if I wanted to any attviition because—well, I th : e A
Sa vals Ltd. of Montreal will operate a smal) : said Judge L. Niblack|go to his funeral, I didn’t. It| was raising the kids myself : ,
ships on this rouv w! he sentenced Myer to the/ Was too late then for me to do When Myer relinquished cus- he
E. S. Sunwhit will inaugurate the service. The S85 ce for contempt of court in) anything for him tody of the children he sold his “
I Sunwh ‘ big naar : e S& ! lis Oct. 4, 1948 So far, Myer's only concession) car and household goods and
= sail from ancou r for Saint nh. ar? y pre . : t ec
i vavceon tniuacmnciaes — oe I four has be his repeatedly expre sent his father-in-law $190 and vey
{ f mor than 10 years |*"
N , \ : " the 40-year-old | 84 desire to rear th surviving a quantity of canned goods Myer
be oars buen ' . hil wh | wit is : +
. " =e snd still refuses to pay s Philip, 12, who lives with his and ms sclentious
WEST IS BIGGER HISTORIC RIVER : remarried in May, 194 ' ‘ :
} I have any desire to : prisoners
Wwe a the second at the rest of my life. I Myer's wife obtained a di the pay { to the first of He ba
4,00 1 pe, its length nes ould vay. vorce in 1946 and he took care | O ' Mver explained
& is rey. I wouldn't pa rs ; aia
2.000 ng exceeded by), 1 ere 50 cents a week. Just. of the boys as best he could Whe ¢ ppeared before .
) k nev any amount When she remarried, his for Judge Niblack, his wif lawver cook
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Plants, Animals and People

have a craving for saving

It’s a deep instinet of life — the habit
saving — when and while opportunity permits.
The
drought.

The

wintet

cactus plant saves walter against

the

beaver saves bark against the

months.

People save earnings
— the future.

The

against - and for

i ise ones do !

The habit of far baek in

human history.
The

—but what of

The

~ iy r a
ay ithe gor

old!

Lomorrow

hunter of Knough meat today

4
this

early farmet

Enough crop
vear — but what about next ?
The freeman artisan! A good market

for wares now —but what of the future 7

And so—-the habit of SavULg,

the
money. The means
shelter, the things
person il and famils security — is money.
dollar opportunity

In 1952

‘anada Js

of exchange in
food

of

medium
and
life,
The

pe ‘rmits.

clothing, wood

earned — while
* * *

Farned and spent ? Or earned and partly
saved 7

Some people have formed the habit of
saving to meet unforeseeable needs — emer-

gencies, illness, joblessness.

habit of

to meet foreseeable wants —a new

Some have formed the saving

house, a
child

children, a long-planned holiday, the

car. a university education for a

needs

of old age,

Some habit of saving

to provide means to take advantage of bust-

have formed the

ness or investment opportunities that come
to all of us.

A good habit. this

for ~ the future. It

earnings
leads to a

saving

against — and

fuller life, a securer tomorrow, more enjoy-
ment. It's the stuff that makes dreams come
true,

Do YOU have the saving habit ?

You'll agree that saving today and

ayy nding r tomorrow doesn | eet you Very far.
The wi to save effectively is to save
aa and systematically. Canada Sav-

ings Bonds provide you with such a way.

* * +
Canada Savings Bonds are avi tilable
you now—in easy ins sent -throus oh your
investment dealer, bank or your Company s
Payroll Savings P lan. Scheer than cash, they

are always caahaids le at any bank at any
time -for full face value plus interest.
* * *
CANADA SAVINGS BONDS are not

available to cacti or beavers — just people
wise people,

L x S\
CABS ARN

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farm

the $170, plu

ubborn Father Starts Fitth Year in Jail On Principle

sy

45 $y

* payments an
attorney fees ian :

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period ad ny

in’t have owed a

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38 4 Week

Is Considered 4

worker by fel

and farm Offic
"HL Most of his (
at the ing stitution \
in the prison hospital