1
11.11,
Friday,
May
I,
1953
WATKit'lON,
Alta.
(CP)
A
few
elk
are
often
sighted
In
the
butfalu
paddock
at
the
Water-ton
Lakes
National
Park.
But
this
spring
warden
Len
Glad-
OSLO
.Hilhp
1
Force
chartered
plane
to
fly
relief
P
m
the
Norwegian
fe6
Korea.
Th,
m,..
,
pub-Contractor
Appeals
ijDccision
to
Dismiss
Lien
NEW
WESTMINoTER.
E.C.
0-
of
the
principal
construction
,
.,
k.
,
k
contractors,
refused
to
pay;
CAB
Rapped
For
Praising
stone
found
200
elk
had
wan-
will
be
the
tirtt,
;
lSt"
derccl
into
the
paUUOCK
to
i
way
to
Tukvn
h
.
"
land.
A!r,.w;
;:4"0'o
feed.
gobble
up
the
buffaloes'
An
appeal
w...
,
CQunsel
(of
plaintlf
an.
,
a
sub-cont-actrr
uaatnvt
a
,,ounced
the
new
appeal
after
ZZlZ"
lllt
At'
4
Government's
TV
Policy
i
county
court
decision
tu
cv.
.iss
judge
Fred
Grimmett
set
aside
J?.,...-.
"
THE
CORONATION
DAY
COMMITTEE
PRESENTS
By
The
canac.an
Press
"-
VANCOUVER.
George
C.
Chandler,
president
a
$1)56.000
lien
agntnsl
pari
oi
trle
Coquihal'n
HurnaDy
urn
in
Trans
Mountain
Oil
Pipe
Line
COurt
heie.
Company's
right-of-way.
.
He
said
the
piuir.tiff
could
not
The
sub-contractor,
Campbell-
enorce
a
mechanic's
lien
as
fSJ
"ILLS
'there
is
no
Jurisdiction
against
of
(JJUK
Limited,
Vancouver,
cnucueu
me
v.i.-
w,,
y
fILm
Association
of
Broadcasters
in
congratulating
-ST,
3)
all
liens
totalling
$1,518,000
be-
j
an
oil
pipeline.
-omit
'he
federal
government
upon
its
present
television
pollCV.
'radio
and
TV
broadcasters
.to
Mi
a
brief
presented
m
Ottawa
tontlnue
t0
resist
monopolies
in
fifi$
Ball
t
-r
t-,'
the
Commons
broaacasung
tnelr
own
(leld
antj
to
point
committee,
the
CAB
congratu-
out
that
preSent
retrulatoiv
btf-d
the
government
and
the
mthoris
are
not
in
line
with
:
fore
the
Court
of
Appeal
at
Vic-I
toria.
I
The
legal
battle
bean
after
Camphell-Bcnnett
undertook
to
I
(.ear,
rrnb
and
grade
the
plne-jline
right-of-way
between
the
j
Rocky
Mountalns'and
Blue
Rive--and
between
Coquihalla
and
IJjniaby.
i
Later
the
sub-contractor
'claimed
that
changes
in
the
'route,
caused
greatly
increased
f
expenser:
and
applied
for
the
!
lions
when
Trans
Mountain
and
r.
jiry
announced
bv
Revenue
Canadian
principles
of
freedom
BACKACHE
MaybeWarninq
Backache
it
often
caused
by
lur
kidney
action.
Whea
kidneys
fet
eul
(
acdec,
ckccsb
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
the
system.
Then
backache,
disturbed
rest
w
thai
tired-out
and
heavy-headed
leelinf
may
toon
follow.
That's
the
time
to
taka
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dodd
I
ttimuiale
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better-sleep
betler-work
belter.
Gel
Dodd's
Kidney
Poll
now.
SI
Minister
Mccann
ior
pnvaic
and
responsibility
station
TV.
i
Under
auspices
of,
Canadian
Leion
ot
the
LEGION
AUDITORIUM,
June
2,
1953
Tickets
available
at:
Legion
Office,
"27''
Club
Desk
FIREMEN
FROM
SAl'LT
STE.
MARIE,
ONT.,
search
through
smouldering
embers
of
a
four-room
home
where
eight
children
burned
to
death.
Dead
are
the
five
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Phillip
Derry
of
Tarentorus
Township
and
the
three
chilcrvn
of
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Trudell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dcrry
escaped
with
severe
burns
after
attempting
to
rescue
the
children.
Legion
cilicer
and
Lesion
Executive.
$2.50
PER
PERSON
REFRESHMENTS
KFCHat
Formosans
Not
Anxious
To
Join
Army
Vomstock
Midwestern
Ltd.,
one
Mr.
Chnnller.
a
farmer
director
of
the
CAB.
said
in
a
state-n.en
to
the
press:
The
very
fict
that
the
CB
h1!
given
such
congratulations
is
a
damning
indication
of
the
stronst
control
over
publication
by"
radio
and
TV
that
ir.e
government
now
holds.
'Our
nositicn
is
thit
government
policy
remains
monopo-
Koo
cni-cdH
lnntr
riplavs.
55SO
EXTRA
THAN
EVER
BEFORE!
GREATER
A
GREAT
SSO
-
A
TAIPEH,
Formosa
i
Reuters
i
;
The
aeeing
Nationalist
army
of
,
Gen.
Chiang
Kai-shek,
in
rrf-
i
is
seeking
;
'...'.
r
a
hr,i-o
nf
1
uee
on
lush
Formosa
border
new
blood
to
fill
its
thinninR
:
rrograms
and
i
many
Lreas
has
driven
Canadians
to
'
ranks,
but
Former
are
not
relv
on
American
TV
service."
1
eager
to
join.
Mr.
Chandler
said
that
as
aj
Many
Chinese,
a
section
.
fnrm
nf
nnhMcatinn.
rac
lo
need?
!
American
military
advisers,
and
'
recognition
as
an
equal
to
all
j
the
Formosans
themselves
doub
.
wnetner
me
nauunansi
can
recruit
strongly
from
local
j
sources
and
there
are
no!
other.
!
The
Formosan.
Chino.se
by
race,
largely
Japanese
in
up-
j
bringing,
and
individually
a
1
other
forms
of
publication.
Regulation
lies
solely
in
law
and
not
in
regulations
pi
omul-Rated
by
any
government
board,"
he
said.
"In
the
interests
of
the
Canadian
people,
it
is
the
duty
of
-
cross
between
the
two.
considers!
Dulles
Reports!
To
President
j
OnNATOMeet
that
he
would
have
little
to
gair
;
bv
becoming
a
Nationalist
sol-
j
'
dier.
After
more
than
300
years
of
,
"irtual
isolation
from
the
Chi-
ncse
mainland
and
40
yens
of
j
Japanese
rule,
the
Formosan
j
has
had
little
time
ei'hr
tc
j
understand
or
love
Chiang
o-
j
China.
WASHINGTON
(API
State
Formosans
siy
they
wouk'
i
Secretary
John
Foster
Dulles
has
irrrland
the
right
to
ricfenc
returned
from
Paris
to
seek
vital
their
island
against
a.iy
Com-
!
financial
support
from
Congress
;
munist
attack
and
their
record
I
for
a
slowed-dcwn
Lurrpcan
de-
'
as
infantrvmen
in
the
Japanese
I
fence
program.
.
'
Army
in
the
Second
Wi.rld
War
j
This
may
prove
to
be
a
for-'
shows
they
are
fearless
und
sol-
j
r.iidnble
ta.sk
not
only
because
dierly.
:
of
the
cost-cutUng
temper
of
'
But
participation
in
a
Chlnear
j
Congress
but
ako
because
of
in-
;
Nationalist
army
holds
ncithc:
dications
the
defence
bwRdMft
a
love
nW'Titonc
y'tocerrtiye
loi
mav
henceforth
go
evpnisloww'
them.
1
m
i
i
thun
Dulles
himself
has;
adVo-1
Nationist
soldiers
-no
nre
talecL
'
well
fad
a"nd
cohipVativTy
well
;
.
,
.
paid.
But
Formosans
says
that
The
secretary
was
rnij
W
&,;TOtttlBtftt
Incentive'
PWV
to
President
te'Wjy...
i
;
lis
iS4
iilr
V.
y
I
c-rs-
:
.
i
Jf
1
I
I
a
umm
'il'
i7ff
-..
'f
H
.7
I
.
.mf
,x
h,.,
4
;i
!:
-
U
r;
;
.
1
p
u
norm
auuuuc
urdi,
yi-
enUce
t,itm
tQ
Jeave
paiiization
council
mcpting
which
prospc.rous
Formosa.
ended
last
Saturday
in
the
-
1
,
French
capital.
have
a
GOOD
RUM
for
your
money
The
council
set
military
tar-
,
pets
for
the
Atlantic
allies
for
thjs
year
at
an
increase
of
six
j
divisions
in
Western
Europe
for
a
predicted
total
of
about
58.
j
Two
years
ago
the
aim
by
that
time
w
as
close
to
100
divisions.
i
The
Eisenhower
administra-
I
tion
has
favored
a
slowdown
or
stretch-out
of
the
program
for
a
long
cold
w
ar
struggle
with
the
Russians.
Dulles
thus
abandoned
the
urgency
with
which
rep-1
rescntatives
of
the
previous
T
i
u
m
a
n
administration
had
!
pressed
the
armament
buildup.
Dulles,
in
sessions
with
congressional
committees,
will
have
Irr
convince
legislators
that
the
1:JE.
is
getting
its
money's
worth
out
of
current
military
and
economic
aid
to
Europe
and
will
continue
to
do
so.
11
DEmEMU
J7jf
Dogs
Spreading
Rabies,
Says
SSO
-
MILE
FOR
MILE
MORE
ECONOMY!
:kcd
There's
outstanding
economy
in
Esso
Gasoline
.
.
pocr-pai
mileage
money
-saving
performance
.
.
.
flashinc
acceleration
,
Cariboo
MP
OTTAWA
w
Goorge
Murray
i!-Caribooi
said
in
Commons
that
packs
of
dogs
are
running
v3d
spreading
rabies
disease
Inia
acivertibement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
;
British
Columbia.
j
SSO
EXTRA
-GALLON
FOR
GALLON
WORE
POWER!
Now!..-;
an
improved
Esso
Extra
that
delivers
a
bigger
bonus
of
smooth
surging
power
.
.
.
better
all-round
performance!
there's
no
better
buy
in
If
your
car
requires
a
premium
gasoline
B.C.
.
.
.
Esso
Extra
has
been
stepped
up
to
give
you
more
power,
,
higher
octane,
more
"go"
from
standing
starts,
more
miles
per
gallon.
1
If
you
use
a
regular
grade,
you
can't
buy
better
rcgularjraJcg:
lineinI3.C.-no
other
regular
grade
will
give
you
morc''fluid'
and
economy
nu
gc
power,
lively
pick-up,
trigger-fast
starting,
ALL
KINDS
A
Make
A
Model
A
Year
TO
SUIT
YOU
.
.
.
among
livestock
around
Prince
GCbrge.
ile
asked
Agriculture
Minister
Gardiner
during
a
general
discussion
on
agricultural
estimates
what
the
government
proposed
to
do.
Mr.
Gardiner
replied
that
Commons
seemed
to
be
getting
pretty
far
afield.
Question
of
dog
packs
should
be
taken
up
when
the
appropriate
item
in
estimates
Is
reached.
Vou're
almys
ahead
with
51
Plymouth
2-door,
22,000
miles.
Good
shape
throughout
$195
50
Custom
Ford
FordorvGood
rubber.
Heater.
Sea
Mist
Green
$1395
50
Meteor
Sedan.
New
2-to:ie
A
real
family
car
$Hilj
if
Blind
Bowler
Wins
Ne
w
Car
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
16-year
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
'50
Monarch
Convertible,
com
pletely
automatic
with
every
old
blind
bowler,
sightless
since
MORE
CANADIANS
USE
SSO
possible
extra....
A
Must
See
birth,
won
a
new
car
in
a
three
month
competition
here
against
competitors
with
normal
sight
Arthur
Holt,
resident
pupil
at
tli'C
Britifh
Columbia
School
for
and
SS0
EXTRA
"
THAN
ANY
OTHER
GASOLINES
the
Blind,
native
of
Kamloops
took
the
award
for
the
greatest
improvement
in
a
three-month
TRUCKS
!
50
Sludcbaker
I'icknp.
Not
a
scratch.
Handy
canopy
back
i...
$1295
All
our
Used
Cars
carry
a
30-day
guarantee
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service'
Bob
Parker
ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
period.
0
Officials
of
the
Canadian
Na
IL
LI
tional
Institute
for
the
Blind
said
it
was
the
first
time
a
blind
baWler
had
won
a
major
pme
O
DUCTS
OF
IMPERIAL
O
SSO
AND
SSO
EXTRA
ARE
P
,''
in
such
a
contest.
Holt
was
one
of
30
blind
bowlers
in
the
tournament.