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XXXIX.
NO.
179
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i.
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...
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
n
G3a
9
n
old
Haul.
American
s
i
Desapture
Of
Pusan
Russia
Is
Rebuffed
covered
Hills
Ucst
b.ft
Away
From
t
lake
success
Russia's
!
TOKYO
(Thursday)
United
States
Twenty-
ine
With
Barn
Valued
Jacob
Malik
walked
back
into
Fourth
Division
troops
recaptured
hill
position
the
security
council
Tuesday
and
1
.
.
,
,
.
,
,,r
...
,
failed
again
to
oust
Nationalist
northeast
of
Chinju
and
held
on
today
as
the
Critical
R.C.A.F.
CRASH
OTTAWA
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Lancaster,
an
ice
reconnaissance
in
the
north,
has
crashed
and
burned
with
loss
of
nin
Uvea
at
one
of
Canada's
most
northerly
weather
stations.
Air
Force
headquarter
reported
Monday
nitht.
It
plunged
into
ice
609
miles
south
of
the
North
Pole.
FI
FIELD
BY
TKO
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Billy
Fificld.
bHtt;rtd
Jimmy
Lan?-sfon,
Hanev,
B.C.,
into
submission
last
night
at
2:50
In
the
ninth
round
of
their
scheduled
ten
round
middleweight
bexing
scrap.
Fificld
weighed
lS3',i,
I.anKstoii
155.
Fificld
stilled
the
"Haney
Hurricane"
-vith
a
technical
knmkout.
China.
Then
he
accused
the
Out.
CP
-
Two
hood-early
today
stole
ree
sold
bars
at
the
battle
forty
miles
from
the
main
port
of
Pusan
con
tinned.
The
arching
battle
line
was
marked
by
burnt
ing
villages
all
the
way
from,
the
southern
coast
to
..
.
abandoned
Kumclyn
which
i;
a
,
v
h
i
f
fV'W
t)
.
J
mine
Zvi
mims
r.isi,
v
made
their
escape
united
States
of
aggression
in
Korea.
.
He
demanded
the
U.S
stop
the
"flagrant
and
unjustified
aggression"
against
the
people
of
Korea.
He
said
the
Soviet
Union
was
following
a
policy
of
peace.
.
It
was
his
first
snetch
her
hiiiick,
stolen
from
a
t
LARGE
FIGHTER
FORCE
WASIINGTON
American
MARINO
WINS
CROWN
blazed
too.
.'
...
General
Mac
Arthur's
headquarters
said
that
United
States
troops
and
the
North
Korean
After
tying
up
the
Bill
Edwards,
they
vault
and
blew
the
Marino
-
thoritie
say
they
believe
HONOLULU:
Dado
Russian'
air
fighter
strength.
'Sixth
Division
were
locked
in
a
U.K.
Treasury
Pays
Billions
In
War
Claims
By
EDWARD
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press.
Staff
Writer
since
he
began
a
boycott
last
January
13.
I
The
council
voted
8-3
against
Malik's
ruling
as
president
for
lin
Hours
later
me
Lrs
were
found
near
m
automobile
about
grim
battle
east
of
Chinju
at
the
western
approaches
to
Pusan.
"No
gains
have
been
made
by
the
enemy
in
this
fighting
in
the
last
twelve
hours,"
a
war
summary
said.
(It
was
released
August
that
T.
T.
Tslang
of
Nationalist
China
Is
the
"usurper"
and
represents
nobody.
Britain,
United
States,
France,
National
I
j
...
-
I
;t
of
here.
.
-
Is
believed
by
the-,;ne
officials
to
have
?est
gold
robbery
In
.itory.
It
came
two
ist
China,
Cuba,
Eouador.
Esvnt
mperior
to
anything
the
United
States
now
has
in
the
Far
Eht,
U
based
in
Asia
not
far.
from
the
Korean
conflict.
They
think
the
Russian
planes
are
in
Eastern
Siberia
and
possibly
elsewhere.,
'-
CABINET
MEETING
OTTAWA
The
cabinet
is
meeting
today
to
look
into
the
critical
Korean
sitaation
and
possibly
decide
whether
to
recall
Parliament,
and
recommend
that
Canadian
ground
troops'
be
sent
to
:
Korea
U
and
Norway
voted
against
Mai-
j
lr
the
Dolnlte
Gold
try
in
whlh
three
I
iki
expected
ruling
that
TsianT
j
was
not
a
member
of
the
council
j
and
India
Vote
dfor
It.
j
'
Britain
and
Norway
have
rcc-ognlzed
Red
China
but
spokes-i
men
for
these
'
countries
said
THREE
PALS
These
three
animals,
are
great
pals.
Every
day
the
pets
Chippy,
the
sqWlrrel,
Champion,
the
collie,
and
Judy,
the
cat
eat
their
meals
in
peace
and
quiet
at
the
home
of
Paul
and
Donald
Wright
of
Kitchener,
Ont.
.
The
cat
and
squirrel
didn't
hit
it
off
so
well
at
first,
but
there's
no
trouble
now,'
say
the
WrighU.
A
:
'
V
(CP
Photo)
valued
at
$75,000,
Two
arrests
were
in
the
Dclnlte
case
i
recovered.
bhers
were
described
today
owns
the
flyweight
till
that
had
eluded
him
for
years.
;
He
won
a
clove
hut
unanimnu
decision
last
night
over
'
don's
Terry
Alien
in
15
hrui,.'
.
rounds.
Marino
weighed
113
pounds,
Allen
111
'4.
There
were
no
knockdowns,
but
both
fighters
maintained
a
rugged
pace.
BELGIUM
QUIETER
BRUSSELS
Militant
Socialist
leaders,
flushed
with
conditional
victory
over
King
Leopold,
called
off
anti-Leo-pf
Id
strikes
Tuesday
night
and
started
the
near
prostrate
country
back
toward
normal.
Thosuands
of
Social-'
1st
workers
fathered
at
party
headquarters
to
cheer
the
news
that
the
King
was
prepared
to
hand
his
recently
re-assumed
legal
powers
to
his
19-year
old
son.
Crown
Prince
Baudouin
with
the
implication
that
Baudouin
would
become
king
in
fact
when
he
reaches
the
age
of
21
September
7,
1951.
LONDON
The
British
at
9:55
a.m.
Wednesday
Eastern
treasury
has
already
paid
out
'Standard
Time).
:
more
than
$2,800,000,000
as
com-
J
For
eighteen
hours
or
more
a
pensation
for
damages
caused
battle
between
tanks,
artillery
by
enemy
action
in
the
Second
and
men
had
raged
on
heights
World
War.
And
claims
are
still
Just
eight
miles
northeast
of
pouring
in
more
than
five
years
Chinju.
C
after
the
last
German
raider
i
On
the
central
front
Kum-was
driven
off.
This
year
alone
chon,
ablaze
and
abandoned
by
payments
are
expected
to
ex-
j
the
United
States
First
Cavalry
iced
$230,000,000.
Division,
was
scorched
in
rains
But
members
on
both
sides
of
as
the
Reds
moved
into
the
out
the
House
of
Commons
are
far
skirts.
'
'
from
satisfied
that
full
justice
Disputed
Yongdok,
east
coast
has
been
d6ne
for
thousands
anchor
town,
which
has
changed
who
were
tardy
in
registering
frequently,
was
a
"no-man's
they
would
not
use
Parliament-
aid
the
United
Natiorii
-cause.
korking
professionals.
Prime
Minister
St.
,
Laurent
ary
tricks
to
settle
the
question.
.
.
The
cn.,lnfr
TT
I
came
oack
from
his
summer
Soviet
Union,
Yugoslavia
and
India
voted
for
it.
Turkey
Seeking
Protection
who
was
left
sitting
r
of
the
office
after
mud
his
arms
and
men
used
an
accty-)
burn
the
lorK
and
ik's
ruling.
SMITHERS
CHILD
dynamite
to
blast
a
home
at
Riviere
du
Loup.
DREW
TO
EUROPE
GRAVENHURST.
Ont.
Progressive-Conservative
leader
of
the
Opposition,
George
Drew,
left
today
for
England
enroute
to
Italy
where
he
will
holiday
with
his
wife
and
family.
He
expects
to
be
back
trx
September,
-
containing
the
gold
,tult.
.
-
DROWNS
IN
WELL
SMITHERS
Tragedy
struck
the
farm
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
By
Joining
Atlantic
Pad
j
LONDON
(CP)
Turkey
plans
to
apply
fori
membership
in
the
North'
Atlantic
Treaty
organization,
Great
Britain's
foreign
office
announced
today.;
If
the
application
is
accepted,
Great
Britain,
United
States,
Canada
and
nine
"other
Atlantic
Pact
their
claims.
iana.
Introducing
the
subject
In
the
!
HelP
for
th&
United
Nations
House,
Sir
Herbert
Williams,
forces
is
near
with
fighting
Conservative
member
for
Croy-
i
Marines
arriving
In
force
at
th3
don
East,
said
injustice
was
be-1
southeastern
port
oi
Pusan
only
tnr
suffered
bv
a
ereat
manv
forty
miles
from
tha
battle
zone.
Hans
Orteber
near
here
yester
nes,
day
afternoon
when
their
20-
month-old
son,
Charles,
died
as
people
who
had
lost
everything
Tank
killer
bazookas
and
other
the
result
of
falling
down
a
SO-Uhpv
rvnPrt
ThPir
claims
had
weapons,
new
to
Out
LilC
IVULCiUL
P.-
S.
Bonney
arrived
in
the
rr-i
TVi
noronta
l
i
Viari
i
I
J
'
i
i
fvt.
wll
pareuw
iuu..
1
'
reierted
hv
the
v..
War
Claims
-
war.
"ve
"vcu.
members
would
be
committed
to
defend-Turkey
in
i
n.v.fin
vnp
rritice
nuucib
wxiay
.
,
,
.
,
"
j
,
ALASKA
CRASH
AiS'CIIOlfAtfiAIatkif
T
frfinV
-Vancouver.
-The
former
'
.TL
teaeause
tt.werev
efcase(TTronr't
rtp
Case
of
SUaolC
oniy
two
years
ago
ana;nrh
n5Pntjrf
i
uksirict
ioresier
nere
is
visibtngi
""wanted
to
Girl
May
Do
Heir
the
the
citv
in
connection
with
his
nr,
7.
.
"v
No
one.
he
ne
Admission
of
Turkey
would
extend
the
Atlantic
Pact
Jurisdiction
deep
into
the
turbulent
rftiM
t
nriai4
timh,
,n
vau,,ua-
impose
new
V
burdens
burdens
on
on
,
,
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
August
3,
1950
day,
m
magistrate'
lay
va.s
convicted
of
snnpivlnK
liquor
to
the
city
jail.
llr
00
and
costs
or
two
v-"
"
'
K'.'-n.
.
......
....
siaie
uui
justice
uu;in
w
uc
sultant.
Of
Dead
'Pea
Pal'
Middle
East
for
a
much
greater;
i
TODAY'S
STOCKS
done.
Among
those
who
stood
toi
lose
by
Inflexible
adherence
toi
by
H.8h
'
'
Mrs.
Louis
Amadio.
who
has
area
than
Is
now
covered
the
treaty.
United
States
Air
Force
54,
missing
since
Saturday
with
3
men
on
board,
was
sighted
yesterday
on
the
side
of
15,900-loot
Mount
t'rillon,
,var
Cap?
Spencer,
Alaska.
There
was
no
indication
of
survivors,
A
rescue
squad
left
immediately
for
the
scene
by
air.
the
letter
of
the
law
were
many
JOHANNESBURG.
Julv
i!h
Innrtsorment.
Kline
ki
pass
liquor
through
1
:
been
on
a
trip
to
Oakland
to'
(Courtesy
s
I
visit
-with
her
son-in-law
and
j
.
O.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
Vancouver
Turkey
borders
on
Russia
4:29
23.20
18.1
feet
18
9
feet'
S
3
feet
8.5
feet
nto
the
city
all
on
which
has
demanded
two
Turk-
Low
.....
j
former
servicemen
who
had
as-!Miss
Jean
Botha,
of
Oudtshoorn,
ijumed
their
wives
had
made
a
South
Africa,
Is
heiress
to
10.000
jcIalm-
I
($31,000)
from
a
man
she
has
Bayonne
W2
I
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Michael
'
DeFablo,
returned
to
the
city1
Bralorne
6.85
j
ish
provinces
and
dual
control
aivray.
.who
pleaded10'
100
vltal
Dardanelles
Straits.
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today,
harEe
of
assaulting
j
er.
wni
sentenced
to
i
wri
$3
50
costs
or
In
F
Strike
or
Rail
months'
Imnrtson-
August
22
Set
was
involved
In
a
way
Constable
Harry
i
rlonday
evening.
i
,
Work
Less
But
'
daw
01
B.
R.
Con
02'2
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Hedley
Mascot
.
.25
Pend
Oreille.
7.25
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
Border
.02
Vz
Privateer
.11
Reeves
McDunaid
3.25
Reno
03
Sheep
Cree
k
1.07
Silbak
Premier
.28
.
'
Taku
River
05
Vananda
14
;
Salmon
Gold
.04
Silver
Standard
1.94
Western
Uranium
68
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5.15
A,
P.
Con
i.
.-I..
j
.39
Atlantic
2.50
'
Calmont
.46'2
C.
&
E.
7.15
Central
Leduc
1.55
Home
Oil
16.00
Money,
ioor
memoer
iur
never
seen
unless
somebody
is
Itchen,
said
that
in
Southamp-
n0axing
her.
ton
more
than
5,000
homes
had
.
Sne
corresponded
with
a
Mr!
R.
been
destroyed
by
enemy
action.
McCormick,
of
Eiffel
Flats,
He
had
submitted
300
claims
to
Southern
Rhodesia,
through
a
the
commission
but
only
10
had
,
friend
cluik
and
tney
wpre
BOTHCS.DESd
AGREE
l
&
"There
is
agreement
on
both
Somcbod
telegraphed
that
Mr:
sides
of
the
House
in
this
jnat-
McCormlck'
had
d&
of
snake.
ter."
he
said,
"the
only
people
w
May
10.
and
later
wrote
from
whom
we
do
not
seem
to
WM
get
.i5reement
are
the
.
treasury
'
and
that
the
representatives
on
the
front
f
underst8od
that
McCor.
ml
e"
Mis
Botha
10
000.
R
Assheton.
Conservative
member
for
.
Blackburn-
West,
I
Miss
Btha-
.wno
w.kstln1
believed
it
was
the
duty
of
the
"d
"
shS
M18tfalnt;
and
that
She
!lkes
PHclty
says
Hofase
and
the
chancellor
to
hold
the
scales'
evenly
between
made
no,
plans.-
concerning
claimants
who
had
not
been
the
supposed
inheritance.
'
catisfied
and
the
taxpayers.
She
understands
that
cones-Replying,
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
!
pondence
is
passing
between
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
j
Oudtshoorn
and
London
with
said
that
with
1950
settlements,
regard
to
the
matter.
ck
Dies
Walk-out
Decision
Was
"Overwhelming,"
Announces
Union
Head
Frank
Hall
'W.
52.
well
known
and
shipwright
tt
Wages
Higher
'
OTTAWA
How
easy
it
Is
to
reaqh
agreement
on
contentious
rhatters
11
cemoratic
practices
are
followed
to
bring
about
a
solution
was
demonstrated
at
the
56th
annual
meeting
of
the
accounting
division
of
the
Association
of
American
Railroads
In
the
Chateau
Laurier
Hotel
here
k,
-passed
awav
siid-
i
.:.
IM
at
Prince
Rupert
ptal
after
suffering
f
at
his
home.
'Inburgh.
Mr.
Shaw
f
Royal
Navy
durln?
Md
war.
Ijitpr
I
total
claims
payments
will.
MONTREAL
(CP)
International
brotherhoods
with
membership
of
90,000
today
set
August
22
as
the
date
for
a
strike
against
Canadian
railroads
unless
their
demands
for
wage
increases
and
a
40-"
hour
week
are
met.
An
announcement
by
Frank
Hall,
chairman
of
the
Brotherhood's
negotiating
committee,
set
the
date
of
the
strike.
'
"
'
.
,
.
a.
where
he
became
at
Shanghai.
H.'
'im
Shanghai
In
1929
Mercury
.-.
U
Okalta
1.65
,
Pa'ciflc
Pete
:
5.90
Princess
54
Royal
Canadian
.07
Royallte
12.00
yesterday
when
the
report
of
the
general
committee
and
the
committee
of
statistics
was
prasented
to
the
262
attending
members.;
The
delegates
were
told
by
J.
Elmer
Munroe,
assistant
vice-president
and
assistant
director
"
position
he
held
amount
to
more,
than
$3,000,-
"We
are
all
satisfied,'
ne
000,000.
That
meant
approxi-
went
on,
"that
the
commission
mately
90
($279)
was
being
-should
continue
for
the
present
paid
by
every
family
in
.
the
1
at
any
rate
to
admit
late
claims
country
to
people
whose
houses
on
the
basis
they
are
admitting
or
property
had
been
damaged.
'
them
now.
But
some
day
we
When
it
came
t
collect
that
must
come
to
an
end
of
this;
money,
he
said,
the
atmosphere
process.
We
shall
have
to
give
of
the
House
was
quite
different,
i
proper
notice."
:
.
r,
:
t
of
his
death.
He
"f
of
the
Canadian
made
many
friends
lrt
in
his
21
years'
Toronto
,
Earlier
spokesmen
for
30.000
members
of
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
I
v
Athona
...
Aumaque
Beattle
....
Bevcourt
08
,
.16
42
.44
.IO'j
n(,sitte
his
wife.
Mel-,
hnH
nt.pH
'overwhelmlnelv"
In
Gordon
Urges
Code
01
Virtues
OTTAWA
"In
these
testing
days
'
when
the
very
fundamentals
of
the
faith
by
which
URGES
VIRTUES
Donald
Oordon
speaks
to
railway
gathering
in
Ottawa.
i
'1
i(,ns.
Albert
and
'
favor
of
a
strike.
Bobjo
in
Prince
Ruoert.
Buffalo
Canadian
13!
""Vices
will
he
helH
cf
the
Bureau
of
Railway
Econ-1
,
omlcs
of
the
A.A.R.
in
a
talk
on
:
wage
reporting
that,
although
railway
employment
in
the
past
'
;
few
years
had
declined
some
18
;
percent
wages
In
the
same
In-,
terval
risen
risen
14
percent.
!,
In
a
comparison
between
rail-
!
way
and
other
industries,
Mr.
Munroe
cited
figures
that
indicated
that
railway
wages
were
much
.
higher
in
relation
to
income
figures
than
in
other
industries.
The
wages
of
railway
workers
Railways
involved
are
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Rallwys
and
their
subsid
Fftnoon
from
Gren-
Consol.
Smelters
106.00
Conwest
,
1.25
!
Danalda
38
t
we
live
are
under
challenge
we
THE'
WEATHLR"
Synopsis
iaries.
r"pel,
Rev.
C.
L.
ding.
Workers
Involved
are
all
in
!
should
not
feel
self,-consciousl
non-operating
categories
that
about
proclaiming
our
stana-
ady
Strong
weaterty
winds
which
developed
over
the
southern
British
Columbia
coast
during
the
ntcrhf.
will
norcicf
t
hrnmrhmit
is
thty
do
nM
operate
trains,
ams
mu
-
They
may
be
tolned
by
operaf
them."
Donald
Gordon,
chairing
union
members.
.
Jman
and
president
of
the
Cam-tv..
inLriutinnii
unions
risk-
dlan
National
Railways,
told
the
reached
50
percent
of
railway
the
day
keeping
temperatures
'
,
income,
said
Mr.
Munroe,
while
ed
for
a
40-hour
week
Instead
of
.
3
&
lower
IhVn
71-
concerns,
wages
totailed
48
hours
with
no
.
reduction
in
,
counting
aivion
oi
percent.
.:
atkn
or
American
nauiuous
...
,
.
take-home
rtav
nlus
wage
m-
The
nude
"P
to
the
Insrrin-
I
creases
of
7c
pn
hour.
'
-
1
the
Chateau
Laurier
here
today,
ngnt
tomorrow
ana
ine
weawer
,
"If
we
are
to
fight
for
them
clear
and
warm.
In
the
r.orth
we
had
best
be
sure
of
our
code
and
central
portions
of
the
in-
...
.
a
i
l
i..
it;
...in
nHH
Princess
Elizabeth
Before
Dishonor"'
Two
Canadian-
uplons
asked
'ents,
savs
tatt
for
a
4fJ-hour
week,
a
10c
in-
it..
.
"
ana
ine
unaer-
tenur
iuuuy
""'i'"-
of
principles
crease
and
check-off
for
union,
"ugnson
of
Barrle
Films
Baby
Charles
,
due.s.
,
Standing
OI
wic
ucuiuti.in;
iv-
""""j
......
w,......"
.......
ren!
"
Mr
Oordon
continued,
few
afternoon
thunderstorms.
i
Kanways
counieieu
tnc
uiuum
.
r
Mmonton
exhibi-
.nnnnnpmrnt
with
a
state-
Eldona
24
East
Sullivan
6.60
Giant
Yellowknife
6.40
'
God's
Lake
-30
.
Hardrock
30
Harricana
07
'4
Heva
.
.:
05
Hosco,
.05
Jacknife
1:..r..:.'.;::.!'
:
-03
'
Jollet
Quebec
42
V2
Lake
Rowan
i
.09
Lapaska
03
V3
Littl
Long
Lac
36
Lynx
......
..
,
28
Madsen
Red
Lake'
2.15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.40
McLeold
Cockshutt
2.1
1-
Moneta
27
Negus
104
.
Noranda
67.50
Louvicourt
16
v.
Pickle
Crow
167
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
'-
.21
Rherrlt
Oordon
1.90
Steep
Rock
3.50
Rtureeon
River
.15'
Silver
Miller
78
Upper
Canada
1.85
"We
had
best
be
sure
tnat
we
ror
me
sournern
inisuur
uw
i
(Uison
has
heeh
fr.1.
.,
J
s.lnce
ne
ther
in
meeting
employee
de-
"
,
'.v.sV::
r-;..v,...v
...n
)-nlHl"1r
gtwawfccn
i
win
mir'-lnw
nyiMtMawwtw.
f,
,
i-.i
4
Mgiana
in
mands
than
the
conciliation
I
board
recommended.
.
have
a
resolute
confidence
In
weather
Is
expected
to
remain)
LONDON,
July
ffi
A
home-these
principles
and
in
the
in-'sunny
and
warm.
Keuional
fore-
coming
surprise
planned
by
Prostitutions
by
which
we
live,
forecasts
valid
until
ifiid
night
Thurs-
Cess
Elizabeth
awaits
the
Duke
they
are
the
rloh
heritage
be-
day.
!
of
Edinburgh
on
his
return
from
queathed
to
men
of
our
genera-1
powt
(Malta
this
month
(July),
tion
And
we
had
best
be
sure,
'
.
,rf
I
The
duke
will
see
a
10-minute
.
"ou.
Nth
Coast
tot
1
not
only
willing
but
of
hJ
walklng
abte
to
beat
the
living
daylights
J"6:
A
Tittle
attempts,
taken
by
the
princess.
kpd
un
n
int.
nf
th.
'
The
railways
said
the
strike
P
trade
treating
'
announcement
left
them
"sur-
"-'
ana
inventing
1,nsp'1
HUU
u"mi""u,
,
wm-Hcs
f
but
hasn't
vet
tlcularly
since
the
rallwavs
were
ho
.
,
"
Jc
...
.
4
niwvnnn
n
to
$37,000,000
nut.
om
or
of
anv
any
erouo
of
evil
men
-"'-"-"
':".
.,
....,
me
i-moncn-oia
rrince
willing
to
go
a
-
'charles
re'veals'on
screl
FANCY-
BUT
PHONY
London's
coat
of
arms
has
been
affixed
to
millions
of
letters,
notices,
proclamations
and
debentures
in
;
the
last
95
years,
but
it's
never
been
confined
legally
as
the
city's
own.
City
Clerk
R.
H.
Cooper
discovered
the
situation
and
a
by-law
will
be
presented
to
city
council
to
establish
it
officially.
Here
it
is
being
nailed
to
the
front
entrance
of
the
CltyHall.
(CP
Photo)
1
ie
artist
natnta
"ear
tnwaras
meetma
wnue
i
----
-
-
ud
loaay.
mjj.t
unnpni
aim
"
,,
,,,.
in
.
.
,.''.
Palnts
Bimed
at
the
destruction
of
that
T
A,
?
tn.ht
v,,h.
grave
.
air
of
self-importance
his
Wtolt
a
48-hour
to
44-hour
week
.Z
'
TW""
6'
!lnffolS2
:.H.h
love
freedom
mus
must
accept
accept
cns-
,iuB
in
t,i
hm.
Rupert,
48
and
65.
the
royal
couple's
IqjKtou,
borne.
pay.
..'
.
c'Pluie-'