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1953
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1
Up
to
the
twenty-third
of
December,
Vancouver
Is
believed
to
have
had
24H
families
with
small
prospect
oi
having
anything
special
two
duys
later.
Much
can
happen
in
two
days.
And
It
always
does.
J
SCHOOLBOY
UOYYI.hKS
Teetotalers
are
boys
who
curry
Prophet's
Beard
I
India
Peace
Key
j
SOMETIMES
I
think
that
the
Almighty
Hini-
KEEL
;
self
must
have
a
snecia
Want
ad
in
Winnipeg
Free
Press:
Girl
wants
board
and
rom
in
prlvnt
home
Non
smo
BE
A
CITIZEN
SASLCR
IN
THE
ker,
noon
drinker.
golf
clubs.
They
are
generally
paid,
except
In
Scotland.
Hygiene
is
keeping
clean
when
it
is
not
essential
The
climate
of
Bombay
Is
such
that
its
inhabitants
have
to
live
elsewhere.
Jame.H
Wilson,
boy
friend
of
Marlon
McDowell,
forced
from
the
former's
car
in
Toronto
and
not
seen
since
is
feeling
better.
He
has
passed
the
"lie
detector"
test
in
Buffalo.
Detectives
agree
he
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
case.
But
he
had
enough
to
worry
over.
Whot
wouldn't.
I
regard
for
that
strange
;
cluster
of
nations
which
:
we
used
to
call
the
"Brit-
'
ish
Empire"
but
now
call
the
Commonwealth.
Some
wit
once
said
thpt,
Ootl
prelects
drunks,
idiots
"and
the
British
Empire."
For
in
spite
of
making
just
about
wry
mistake
possible,
the
British
world
kingdom
has
a
way
of
"muddling
through."
SURELY
the
pending
visit
of
There
are
2.200
Inciiaas
on
the
j
Blrxid
Reserve
in
Alberta,
and
all
are
growing
richer,
without
special
or
particular
effort.
There
iliould.
indeed,
b;
mc
tment
tills
Christmas.
It's
merely
the
play
of
circumstances
which,
now
and
then,
can
be
reckoned
j
happy.
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY.
(RESERVE)
1
I
THE
MAN
WHO
CAME
TO
DINNER.
By
Jack
Booth,
Thomson
Newspapers.
Thoughts
of
a
"lie
detector"
can
disturb
one's
sleep,
even
if
there
!
is
no
such
thing
as
guilt.
WISDOM
ITSELF
On
his
100th
birthday
anniversary
recently,
a
California
bachelor
announced
he
was
on
the
point
of
disclosing
the
secret
of
loneevitv.
a
hp
had
found
Canada's
Prime
Minister
to
I
India
is
one
of
the
most
for-
I
,
tunate
things
that
ever
hap-i
pened
for
the
British
Common-
wealih.
Short-sighted
United
States
policy
has
aggravated
:
;
India
to
the
point
where
really
;
dangerous
trends
could
be
mag-
i
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
MacLeoc
Gallup
Polls,
throughout
Europe
have
found
atheism
growing.
It
is
a
sobering
fact,
says
Fred
Bodsworth
in
Macleans.
it.
"Marriage,"
he
stated,
"is
for
O
nificd
throughout
all
India
It
was
a
really
good
Christmas
Soviet
arsenals,
top
flight
inter-
tnat
after
six
hundred
years
of
in
the
national
Capital.
Every-
national
observers
who
reported
;
christian
mKslon
worU,
China
is
have
nothing
to
do
with
it."
At
last,
we
know.
A
The
RCN
(Resere)
con.
sisii
of
citizen-wiluri
in
training
increasing
their
knowledge
of
tfae
ski
II
j
ind
crafts
of
the
sea.
Ke-serve
training
is
im
pons
nt
raining
and
demands
whole-hearted
tniernt
Notwithstanding
India's
clear
Iy
expressed
opposition.
United
!
one
from
top
government
per-;
to
the
NATO
grand
alliance
were
t0)ay
lPSS
tnari
one
per
cent
Experience
u
a
hard
teacher.
'A
States
is
concluding
a
military
sonnel
down,
to
tne
casual
lab-.
unanimous
in
meir
oeiici
inui
i
christian
and
India
only
about
orers
who
tidied
up
the
city's
the
Kremlin
wasn't
plotting
a
;
two
per
cent.
mie
gives
me
vest
iirsv
aim
uie
experience
afterward.
8
DESPITE
what
he
said
yesterday
about
,
there
being
no
winners,
we
are
going
to
suggest
to
columnist
Elmohy
Hbilnott
that
perhaps
we
are
entitled
to
at
least
some
of
the
hairs
of
the
Heard
of
the
Prophet
he
offers
each
year.
"Apart
from
the
fact
that
we
prophesied
Social
Credit
would
win
a
plurality,
instead
of
a
majority,
in
the
last
provincial
election,
and
slightly
underestimated
the
power
of
the
Liberals
federally,
we
scored
on
all
the
questions
he
asked
just
one
year
ago.
For
the
record,
our
editorial
on
the
subject,
dated
Jan.
2,
1953,
read
as
follows:
.
"There
will
be
a
cease-fire
in
Korea
but
the
peace
will
be
an
uneasy
one.
A
heavily-guarded
border
between
the
north
and
south
will
be
the
scene
of
incidents
from
time
to
time.
"There
will
be
no
world
war
involving
the
U.S.
against
Russia,
or
any
other
combination
of
forces.
"Admission
of
organized
German
military
units
intathe
western
defence
alliance
will
remain
an
important
issue
but
nothing
will
be
done
to
execute
it.
Too
many
dangers
are
involved.
i'Russia
will
still
be
a
UN
member
in
good
standing
at
the
end
of
the
year.
"If
there
is
a
B.C.
election
during
the
year,
Social
Credit
will
be
returned
with
an
increased
plurality
but
still
lacking
a
majority.
The
order
of
the
parties
will
remain
unchanged.
"
"Louis
St.
Laurent
will
finish
the
year
as
our
Prime
Minister.
"In
the
event
of
a
federal
election,
the
Liberal
government
will
be
returned
with.,
a
reduced
majority.;
The
order
of
the
parties,
and
the
seats
held
by
each,
will
be:
Liberals,
142;
Conservatives,
70;
CCF,
23;
Social
Credit,
21;
others,
0."
(Actual
results
were:-
L,
171;
PC,
50;
CCF,
2.1;
SC,
15;
others,
6).
'
'
,
1
.
i
How
about
it,
Elrnore?
:
Jcripture
JPasiuqe
for
Joday
i
"The
Son
of
man
shall
come
in
the
glory
of
his
.
Father."
St.
Matt.
16:27.
streets
after
the
light
pre-Yuie-1
new
war
on
lis
policy
orauing.
and
effort.
tide
snowfall
seemed
to
be
in
board
alliance
with
Pakistan.
It
is
true
that
the
scope
of
this
alliance
has
been
temporarily
limited,
and
the
U.S.A.
has
i
dropped
the
plan
to
establish
American
bombing
bases
on
the
:
soil
of
Pakistan.
But
Indians,
A
girl's
farre
can
be
her
fortune,
but
if
it's
not
fair,
it
fails
to
draw
any
interest.
l
r-
'
iVL
3333335
V
rffrrrm
i
i
hxjh
the
mood.
There,
was
a
subtle
j
That
doesn't
mean
that
all
is
note
of
depth
and
sincerity
to
going
to
be
plain
sailing
in
the
the
mass
celebration.
j
months
ahead.
The
intelligence
The
explanation
isn't
too
dif-1
reports
of
the
Western
Allies
sug-ficult
to
analyze.
In
recent
weeks
i
gest
that,
on
the
contrary,
Rus-and
months
peace
has
seemed
to
!
sia
proposes
to
maintain
the
1
wlio
are
as
highly
educated
in
power
politics
as
any
people
in
EARN
UP
TO
the
world,
will
surely
remem-
j
be
establishing
itself
ever
more
j
cold
war
on
at
least
its
present
scale
and
even
to
step
it
up
at
j
ber
the
pattern
of
the
alliance
firmly
in
the
saddle
of
world
"Horatio
Alger
awards"
are
made
unnuahy
to
those
who
have
risen
from
rags
to
riches.
But
would
it
not
be
better
to
extend
a
helping
hand
to
tho.e
who
have
slipped
from
riches
to
rags?
t
H
Tl'UESQl
E
SPEECH
He
has
a
disposition
like
an
untipped
waiter.
ioetween
the
u.&.A.
and
bpain.
j
diplomacy.
And
the
spirit
of
;In
the
beginning
all
of
the
na-
j
peace
is
tne
authentic
spirit
of
:
tions
of
western
Europe,
lnclud-
Christmas.
intervals
in
order
to
keep
the
NATO
powers
guessing.
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson
explained
the
situation
32
DAYS
TRAINING
PAY
PER
YEAR
Servi
ng
your
country
in
your
spare-time
is
also
profitable
duty.
You
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
t
ing
Britain,
expressed
strong
.opposition
to
the
Spanish-Am-
Pearson
and
Defence
Minister:
to
a
press
gallery
correspondent
itiican
a
liance.
The
Americans
the
j
that
Russian
diplom-
j
Brooe
claxton
finally
set
by
saying
temporarily
dropped
or
pre
stage
for
a
Capital-wide
celebra-
,
acy
towards
the
Western
world
ME
AN)
VOI!
-1
!
ti.
tion
of
an
old-time
Christmas,
in
the
months
ahead
was
likely
of
peace
and
good-will
when
I
to
be
an
alternation
of
"kicks
will
be
paid
regular
Navy
rates
of
pay
fur
the
time
vou
spend
in
A
local
friend
discovered,
among
his
papers,
ttid
uUier
dty,
a
document
he'd
torgottoa
tit
they
returned
from
Paris
and
and
kindness."
The
aim
of
the
Kremlin
will
be
to
keep
the
the
NATO
Council
meeting
just
tended
to
drop
the
alliance.
But
after
a
brief
cooling-off
period
the
alliance
was
announced
to
the
world
as
an
accomplished
fact.
American
war
bases
are
now
established
it
several
places
in
Spain.
So
the
Indians
are
not
likely
training.
a
week
before
the
holidav.
Thev
i
Western
Allies
tuned
up
to
the
ever
possessed.
It
was
the
-gilt
BRIGHT
HERE
IN
brought
back
a
'surnmary
of
the
I
pitch
of
a
continuous
war
of
of
the'
late
Morte
Craig,
artist
latest
diplomatic
intelligence
1
nerves.
The
strategy
back
of
who
dwelt
in
Dawson
during
the
gleaned
by
the
leading
NATO
such
a
policy
is
the
traditional
!
days
of
'98,
and
told
about
the
powers.
United
States
and
Brit-1
strain
upon
the
unity
of
any!
grand
opening
of
a
banquet
at
ain
especially.
And
the
conclu-
igroup
of
Allies
which
a
prolong-
Pete's
Road
House.
The
list
of
slon
which
was
common
to
all
:
ed
war
of
nerves
Imposes.
!
good
things
to
eat
and
drink
j
to
take
at
race
value
Mr.
Dulles
!
assurances
that
he
has
no
in
the
reports
was
that
the
outlook
j
Britain's
Treasury
Chief
Leaves
for
peace
in
the
world
wan
more
secure
than
it
had
been
at
any
ran
time
since
the
commencement
nf
tk.
rrxft
.iron
nr)H
Vl
t
It
uiq.1
ji
c
tx.v.
,
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;
'nr
muuiinii
tjim
riiixiu
m
imiiiimi-i
x
i
i
For
Meeting
With
Finance
Ministers
I
i
tention
to
do
in
Pakistan
what
'
he
did
in
Spain.
1
HENCE
the
inestimable
value
of
!
Hie
forthcoming
visit
of
the
!
Prime
Minister
of
Canada.
Mr.
:
St.
Laurent
is
the
one
man
in
:t
he
whole
western
alliance
best
j
fitted
to
convince
the
people
of
j
India,
from
Nehru
down
to
the
I
humblest
peasant,
that
the
(other
nations
of
the
British
commonwealth
do
understand
I
what
India
i?
trying
to
do.
There
is
aNaval
Division
near
you.
Find
out
how
you
can
serve
your
country
and
prepare
yountlf
for
advancement.
Write,
ttltftlmnt
or
thill
H.M.C.S.
Chflthfl
Prince
Kupfrl
Phone
i'M
gaining
all
the
time.
Despite
the
atomic
weapons
now
reposing
in
for
nnv
mnior
recession
ilk-Jh'
CffiS
:
All
Aboard
q.lvu
U.S.
economy?.
4r)(f
HWCii?
mort
,
LONDON
(Reutersl
Britain
s
treasury
chief,
Richard
A.
Butler,
took
off
today
for
Sydney,
Australia,
to
work
out
plans
with
other
Commonwealth
finance
ministers
to
shield
the
Commonwealth's
economy
from
the
effects
of
an
anticipated
United
State
cut-back.
Though
Britain
does
not
look
1
1
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1953
Production
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Nickel
Up
25
Per
Cent
am
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News
Classifi
mai
even
a
sugni
reuui
uon
can
have
serious
el
lects
here.
,
A
one-per-cent
slump
In
the
United
States
brings,
according
to
most
economists,
something
like
a
five-per-cent
slump
in
Britain
as
U.S.
buying
of
British
materials
falls.
3utler
will
go
into
week-lcng
discussions
with
his
fe'.low
finance
ministers
Jan.
8
hopeful
of
boosting'
inter-Common
wealth
trade
sufficiently
to
cushion
a
loss
In
dollar
earnings.
"If
we
are
going
to
move
into
difficult
times
we
want
to
x-pand
our
strength
and
our
resources'
out
there
Hn
the
Commonwealth!
and
In
this
country
aslwell,"
hp
said
at
the
ni:y:ir'.
house,
the
drumsticks
hanging
on
the
Christmas
tree,
the
parson's
nose
wedged
in
a
chandelier,
and
fragments
of
white
and
dark
meat
peppered
over
the
carpet
like
confetti.
However,
we
must
face
facts.
The
turkey
looks
a
shade
haggard
and
hung
over,
perhaps,
but
he
remains
in
the
house,
a
dull
and
stubborn
Christmas
dinner
guest
who
has
outstayed
his
welcome.
He
disappears
for
a
while,
but
he
is
only
skulking
in
the
He
can
tell
(hem
for
all
of
us
j
Hi
it.
Wl-
know
India's
unpro-j
!
vocative
attitude
toward
hnr
big
;
Communist
neighbors
to
the
i
north
does
not
spring
from
i
weakness,
nor
from
appease-iment
of
evil,
but
from
positive
I
faith
in
positive
attitudes,
j
Nobody
knows
better
than
our
!
own
Prime
Minister
that
the
!
fairous
four
thousand
mile
un-
defended
frontier
between
the
'United
states
and
Canada
was
:it
.
!f
onr
of
the
greatest
fac
Ho
hum!
Turkey
soup
for
breakfast
again.
I
think
the
immortal
bird
Keats
harl
in
miml
was
a
turkey
rather
than
a
nightingale.
"Thou
wast
not
born
for
death,
immortal
Bird!
ita
hungry
generations
tread
the
down."
Well,
the
hungry
generations
very
often
grandparents,
parents
and
children
In
the
same
hcu.se
i
do
their
bfst
on
Christmas
Day
and
for
many
days
afterwards,
but
the
immortal
turkey
just
will
not
be
trodden
down.
.
,
COPPER
CLIFF,
Ont.
(CP)
Nickel,
strategic
metal
of
war
and
peace,
is
pouring
out
of
the
refineries
of
the
Free
Workl
in
increasing
quantities.
A
year-end
review
of
the
industry
by
Dr.
John
F.
Thompson,
chairman
of
the
Board
of
International
Nickel
Company
of
Bidault
Says
Russia
Agreeable
To
Date
of
Meet
pantry
or
the
refrigerator,
pre
A
J
Canadian
paring
to
emerae
in
.some
new
Most
British
newspaper
4
artichoke
has
'vaiilshed
down
LUlIVCy,
glUlCLh
111
turkey
stew.
But
he
can't
fool
tor1-
in
keeping
the
peace
between
our.
two
countries'
in
knrt
f
:
AmPrfeV."
We
.can
urtrWr
stand
even
:
if
John
Foster
Dulles
does
not
that
intelligent
Indians
can
believe
they
have
more
to
lose
than
to
gain,
even
in
the
military
sense,
from
us,
any
more
than
Uncle
Char-
ley
fooled
us
in
that
padded
vear
immediately
preceding
the
i
,in
25
Korean
war
and
the
defence
pro-
lie
ux.su
nam
wiab
me
""ic
grams
wnicn
followed,
it
is
a
npflcpt.ime
rprnrrl
nnrl
nnnrnvl.
i
refusing
to
start
an
armament
with
the
Communists
on
'
otoc
,rfim.
i
race
main
backstop
of
the
Sydney
conference.
Mast
agree
that
th
U.S.
Ls
headed
for
at
least
a
minor
recession.
Countries
attending
the
conference
are
Britain,
Australia,
New
Zealand.
South
Africa,
India,
Pakistan,
Cevlon,
the
new
Central
African
Federation
and
Canada,
the
only
Commonwealth
member
which
is
not
a
member
of
the
sterling
currency
area.
i
nni
uui
Liiiri
it
ii
uniitri
.
Dr.
Thompson
estimates
pro
Santa
Claus
suit.
One
thing
about
Uncle
Charley,
though
as
soon
as
he
had
the
stuffing
taken
out
of
him,
and
Christmas
was
finished,
he
went
away.
It's
too
bad
the
turkey
can't
be
persuaded
to
follow
hLs
example.
Cranberry
sauce,
anyone?
Junior's
gullet,
the
tuikey
is
still
with
us.
All
the
Christmas
dolls
and
teddy
bears
have
now
been
dismembered
by
young
disciples
of
Jack
the
Ripper,
but
the
turkey
still
has
all
his
bones
intact
thanks
to
Father's
incompetence
with
the
carving
knife.
If
only
we
hart
given
father
the
toys
to
play
with
and
turned
the
children
loose
against
the
tui
key
with
carving
knives,
a
much
more
different
division
of
labor
would
have
been
accomplished.
The
toys
would
still
be
in
good
condition,
and
the
turkey
would
be
scattered
through
the
be
sent
to
Moscow
soon
will
accept
the
proposal
for
a
preliminary
meeting
of
the
four
high
commissioners
in
Germany
to
discuss
the
exact
place
of
the
meeting.
:
Earlier
today
Bidault
reported
to
the
National
Assemblv's
foreign
affairs
committee
on
the
Big
Three's
Bermuda
conference.
He
told
the
committee
that
at
WHAT
Americans
refuse
to
understand
is
that
the
same
war
bases
which
could
be
used
by
Pakistan
in
the
event
of
war
with
Russia
could
also
be
used
by
Pakistan
in
the
event
of
war
with
India.
duction
in
the
coming
year
at
385,000.000
pounds,
and
that
capacity
by
1960
will
be
75
per
cent
above
1949.
BIGGEST
PRODUCER
Canada
this
year
produced
an
estimated
285,000,000
pounds,
or
85
per
cent
of
the
total,
and
Can
dislinguislioil
or
ils
Mil
o
olli,
liglii
lastc
HOT
DEFENCE
Balconies
on
houses
in
Medi-
j
The
greatest
contribution
that
terranean
countries
w'ere
first
leny
statesman
can
make
to
the
adian
expansion
programs
will
people
of
southern
Asia
is
to
!
account
for
much
of
the
expect-
built
so
boiling
oil
could
be
pour-d
on
attackers.
c
re
ate
a
uasis
ui
unuer-
ed
increase.
Bermuda
Prime
Minister
Churchill
had
favored
integration
of
a
West
German
army
into
the
North
Atlantic
alliance,
but
that
he
reminded
Churchill
Fiance
holds
a
veto
on
new
members
in
NATO.
He
reported
also
that
President
Eisenhower
held
the
opinion
that
"an
autonomous
German
army
is
desirable
neither
for
France,
for
the
United
States
nor
for
Germany."
.
International
Nickel
Company,
the
world's
largest
producer,
with
operations
centred
In
the
Sub-bury
district
of
northern
Ontario,
increased
monthly
production
capacity
by
2,000,000
pounds
in
December,
and
its
annual
production
rate
now
is
approximately
275,000,000
pounds.
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
n
nofa
WRINGER
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WASHERS
AUTOMATIC
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r;-
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i
TO
YOUR
NEW
HOME
OR
OFFICE
Commercial
or
household
furniture
moved
with
care.
Prompt,
courteous
service
at
low
cost.
PACKING
CRATING
SHIPPING
LOCAL
OR
LONG
DISTANCE
MOVING
-ji
r
HERCULES
MM
--
.
If
MECHANISM
LTD
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
the
only
Automatic
to
give
you
7
rinses
yet
still
uses
less
hot
water.
outstandingly
efficient,
dependable
guaranteed
for
5
years.
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THE
FISHING
SEASON
In
the
Port
Arthur,
Ont..
district,
is
reported
as
the
best
In
several
years
About
12
tons
of
herring
are
spread
out
on
a
wharf
waiting
to
be
processed
and
froiceii.
The
best
of
the
herring
is
shipped
to
customers
across
Canada.
Tiy
rest
is
sold
tor
food
scrap.
"Leave
it
to
Lindsays"
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(advertisement
is
not
p""
Coomb:n
w
th
hounr
Cnnlrol
Board
or
bv
the
Government
of
British