MOUNTIES
IN
TRAINING
Tiince
Puperf
Daily
Hewi
Tuesday,
freoruary
17,
J9i3
4S
Dulles
urges
Speed-Up
In
Formation
of
EDC
Europe
Must
be
United
To
Guarantee
Security
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WASHINGTON
(AP)
State
Secretary
John
FoKter
Dulles
nays
"there
is
a
gtxxl
chance"
for
form-
atiun
of
a
European
Defence
Community,
but
he
hope
that
"concrete
evidence"
of
progress
will
he
r
2
N'
V
Ml
forthcoming
promptly.
Pearson
Sees
Urgent
Need
For
Decision
OH
AAA
CP.-
i.wrnai
Ai-
Liulles,
reporting
on
hi
recent
trip
to
European
capitals,
cautioned
that
the
alternatives
to
a
European
Defence
Community
arc
considered
by
President
Eiseniio!
to
weak.
lie
said
the
security
of
Europe
itself
and
in
some
degree
trw
iccarlty
oi
SJ-.e
Vr.itcd
H'.a'.s
1
,
4
f
t
It
'
'it,
.
-
"
.
4
IT
TWO
MKMBI.K8
OF
THE
SAILTEAIX
INDIAN
TRIBE
take
time
out
from
a
flappers'
convention
In
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
to
enjov
a
cuf
of
coffee.
They
are
Tred
Moase
ilefti
of
Key
Indian
Reserve
afid
Johnny
BluebeU
from
the
Nut
Lake
Indian
Reserve.
Saulteaux
Indians
Return
To
Reservation
After
Meet
against
the
power
of
Russia
depend
upon
successful
accomplishment
of
the
undertaking.
ralr
Mini.-itt-r'Pearion
aid
he
hope
Britain
will
move
evf-n
clow-r
to
the
European
Def-nee!
HI
li(
"''
on
l
IKS,
non-comml.vilowd
officers
and
i
.
lis
j
v.i
il
nor
in
the
Coronation
procession
next
June,
,
iti
puDii'
relations
Is
considered
important
They
are
,
iuv
'-
in
ti-
subject
at
Ottawa,
under
K(jt.
J.
Allen.
Community
and
denied
that'
SIOM
O
TRE.tTV
IN
MAV
Canada
view
European
i
defenrej
UalVi
rranc(
West
Germuny.
with
olympian"
detachment,
itu
n.ii..
.J
e
said
CommunUt
corwpiraeyi
Luxembourg
msjm-d
a
treaty
to
PRINCE
ALBERT.
8a.sk.
(CPi
the
a
wwwu-niur
una
iiiav
no
action,
rrtn
crrat
Ihe
ElC
luxt
May
Dui!e
Four
members
of
the
Saulteaux
preter
as
di
the
crep
and
fhin-
by
any
Western
power
nhould
be;
it
l.hfn
fitru-nii'ti
that
Indian
Irihp
nn
nt
tho
r0u
.
r,
T
r.,
r.
taken
without
conuderlnn
lu
tw.
"
,1,
V:.;
7.
J,,uu-
ns',eilK
"na
WE
GUARANTEE
RESULTS!!
.From
February
16
to
21
HERE
IS
OUR
OFFER!
treaty
and
rt
.relati'd
arrnnir-i
mamlnir
.,.,,.
rnu.m
trlfu.
,
i
!,.
-ti.
Although
part
of
the
linguis-
"'"'
""
(menu
for
tyinfr
it
to
the
North
America,
have
returned
to
lair
Colli-cuve
erunty
arrarue-j
Atlantic
Treaty
OrKaniatlon
'
rtervution4
in
eat-ccntral
Si-
mcnu,
ni
tH-iornij
uueraeperi(i-i
would
be
ratified
and
made
op-
katchewan
followmu
a
kit
to
c;TZ::.
em,
ne
aaia
no
exclusively
m-;
rBtle
In
mx
months.
Actually,
ional
arrangement
such
a
NATO
he
noted,
months
have
pa.ised
would
be
aufftruvt
ta
meet
the'
and
ratification
is
till
tackin?.
.
,
'
U'"d
tlh
"nlik.
the
free,
Algonquin
and
tiapptr.
w..eiitioB.
convert
them
to
Christianity
giooai
mreai
of
cora-nunbm.
1
This
h
been
-diwoncerUng-1
me
Muiirj
,or
oauiiaucrj,
have
been
almost
in
viiii.
u....,,
atlu
iJiirvi
ui
.
v.u,
uuur
buiu,
unauitr
nuiawr
aoout
4iiu
arid
live
on
NATO
H-natlon
alliance
would
VS.
security
plans
are
based
imr
r
..
rv..:ifni
nh
0h..
Authorities
say
that
despite
the
fact
that
a
doctor
U
available
to
them,
they
call
in
their
upon
eventual
inclusion
of
Oer-ji'ien
c-.
iitiamzed
member
of
iimn
nuiuary
Kuengm
in
the
.
tne
u
oe
'
:
own
medicine
man
whpn
ill
tn
An
neswrn
turopean
LKfcncc
ay-lem
That,
he
said.
Is
what
the
EUC
waji
dctvjvned
to
v
1
Despite
thj
fact
they
worship
away
with
the
'
MatchU
Mani-j
the
un
and
"Kiay
Manitou"
tou"
evil
spirit.
'
Igiivd
tpirtt,
the
Saulteaux
fit
.
Unto
a
normal
Canadian
life
ofi
have
to
be
linked
closer
with
the
move
toward
European
unity.
Mr.
Fearnon
said
there
had
l-en
hope
that
the
lx-nation
pooiinit
of
military
tren(flh
knon
a
the
European
Defei.ce
Community
would
be
in
existence
by
now
but
both
Franc?
and
Otrmany
had
shown
hesit-tionji
and
doubu.
EDC
U
the
plan
to
fret
u.'i
a
i
1
trapping
and
farming.
Many
of
;
khem
own
their
own
tractors.
Al
FtCTS
C.S.
fi:t
I
RITV
In
the
last
jwven
years,
he
aid.
the
US.
haa
contributed
30
000.000
000
to
Europe
and
for
your
money
'.rucks
and
other
farm
machinery.
The
four
delegates
attending
stationed
"tens
of
thousand
of
common
army
for
France.
O.
r-
our
armed
fortes"
there
because
many
and
other
European
coan-
fcuroprnn
security
vitally
affecU
Vrlei
tl
B
post
KI
T,
physical
training
iimtrurtor.
conducu
a
'Big
Man
Is
Ex-Convict
1.
Place
your
want
ad
in
the
bAILY
NEWS
for
six
consecutive
days
at
the
economical
six-time
rate.
Phone
or
use
the
handy
form
below.
2.
Sit
back
and
wait
for
results,
you'll
get
them
fest!
You
can
sell.
buv.
rent,
find
work
you
ccn
dc
anything
with
a
want
ad.
3.
If
you
fail
to
get
any
replies
in
4
days
after
first
insertion,
phone
us
or
drop
in
immediately.
We
will
run
your
advertisement
for.
another
6
days
absolutely
free!
What
could
be-
fairer
than
that?
Use
the
Handy
Form
Below
U
S.
security.
'
But
our
elfort
will
not'
permanently
serve
Euiupe.
or
our-iH'ives.
cr
humanity,
ualens
It
'i
drill
ut
OtUia
for
the
coiittneent
All
have
good
nd
tuMiui-t
records
and
a
minimum
of
five
year'
aervlec
v.ui':
flualifK-ationa
In
boraematuthip.
IIU
into
a
corilrucliv
proKram
i
MONTRFAI.
Th
"ti
M..r."
tuio()an
unity.
Nothinz
vhn
distort
,f
,
h
for
that
the
US
din
do
Will
'T
cat
bllwlnr
Rnlonrt
ni.
i
K
nwuKii
w
ihmk
r.urupe
aaieian
ex-coiw.ct
well
known
to
These
delays
had
"perhup.?
caused
more
surprise
and
dUap-priintmenii
In
Home
quart
is
than
they
should
have.
But
there
was
a
need
for
cs-c
Is
Ion
soon.
He
sa'1
Britain
had
recently
taken
niure
stepi
to
bring
herself
cloer
to
EDC
without
i-r-mally
Joining
tt
and
"we
hope
she
will
be
able
to
takj
even
further
teps
to
that
end"
wUn-out
leopardwlnu
her
ties
with
the
Commonwealth.
Sift;
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
(1
u
ii
u.
oiviuuo
iiiw
rival
national
Montreal,
detective
said
here.
camp
"
'
In
Vancouver
last
Wednesday.
President
Elsenhower
himself
Desrochers
told
police
about
the
said
recently
he
was
impressed
,
big
man"
in
the
east.
with
the
-feebleness'
of
alU'r-l
it
I
tell
you
who
he
is
you
natives
to
the
European
defene-"would
launh
at
me."
Desrochers
V
'
-..."tX
Hlf
ttMniAlu
(Mark
it
Guaranteed)
community."
Or
Phone
Your
Vanl
Ad
!o
748
.was
quoted
as
saying
"He's
a
big
'Vnan
Everyone
knows
him."
Montreal
detectives
said
thev
Ifcnow
who
the
"fence"
Is
bul
ihave
been
powerless
to
act
be-;
cause
of
lack
of
evidence.
They
jid
the
man's
name
is
well
known
In
police
circles
but
B.C.
Pays
Third
Highest
Pension
in
65-69
Age
Group
!
doubled
i'
is
known
by
the
general
public.
For
quick
rcsuit-,
try
a
Daily
News
Classified
National
laMitute
for
the
Bliivt.
t.
m.
m
OTTAWA
(CP-A
total
of
41.-601
Canadians
between
65
ui.d
69
er
receiving
pensions
urv.n
r
the
0!d
Ae
A-ssLtance
Act
nt
the
end
of
the
last
fiscal
ye.r.
March
tl.
IBM
At
March
SI
last.
8.079
were
receiving
peru.lons
under
.he
Blind
Persons
Aet.
.
Anot.ier
S.200
were
reccivins
the
oid-a-s
pi'iilOll.
Mr
Illinois
W,,
n
uke
t,art
j(j
1ne
proreA.-)lon
also
i
DAILY
NEWS
HANDY'
WANT
AD
ORDER
BLANK
DAN
Y
NEWS
WANT
ADS
WILL
HELP
YOU
SELL
OR
BUY
RENT
A
ROOM,
HIRE
HELP,
FIND
A
LOST
ARTICLE
OR
DO
PRACTICALLY
ANYTHING
YOU
CAN
THINK
OF!
i"
i'.
i
i
.
i
i
.
vr
llmi.k
(.utiiduej.
are
fired
near
the
"
i'
.i.lu.i.
tl,,
,,,
i
j,u,l(U,n
ull(
noises
uf
Uum'
crowds.
'.I'm
ji.u
other
devices
hImi
are
used.
The
new
act.
rlfecllvc
Jan.
1.'
A
.!
-njnthly
blind
pm-1062.
provided
for
pensions
tolcion
by
provinces:
needy
pi
rsons
In
the
55-69
aye
I
Alberta
J38
89;
British
Colum-group.
The
provinces
can
t'
;
bia
$39
25;
Manitoba
$39
37;
No
v
.he
maximum
amount
of
the
;
Erun-wlck
$33
25;
Newfoundland
peivion.
but
the
luderal
Rovw
.t-j
$39
2(J.
Nava
m
3o:
q.
ment
pays
50
per
cent
of
the
cast
I
,
iri0
$3920.
Prince
Edward
Is-of
perwions
of
up
to
$40
a
month,
j
Ul)d
j3g
l0.
QlIcbC0
$39.48,
and
A
report
tabled
in
the
Ccm-
s,skaC1(.Waa
$39J5.
nums
by
Health
Minister
h!ar-
The
Nt,rtnwejit
Territories
und
tin
showed
the
UlK.he.st
averasc
lne
yukon
paia
ih(
maXimum
of
monthly
pension
Is
paid
In
Que-1
a
month.
becWB.Uk
fio
figure
was
Iven
i
.
-
V
-
The
Daily
News,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
f
6
DAY
RATE
IS
CHEAPER
THAN
ONE
DAY
13
j
SAVE
MONEY
I
I
i
j
f
i
1.
5
f
"K
t
V'.'IK
Order
.Your
Ad
6
Times
When
you
get
results
before
the
6
days,
phone
748
to
cancel
your
ad.
You'll
be
charged
only
for
the
days
it
ran
and
a
refund
will
be
made.
Please
run
the
following
ad
for
..
days.
Enclosed
is
$
'in
full
payment.
j
NAME
.'
;
ADDRESS
Phone
No
'.
pi
ease
print
clearly
for
rjewMir.dhiml
where
v
the
fedeful
-
provinci.U
ngreririen't
did
not
take
effect
until
April
1,
1952.
Average
pension
liv
oth?r
provinces:
Alberta
$37.Sil;
British
Coll
in
-bla
$38.28.
Manitoba
$38
45;
New
Brunswkk
$36.91;
Nova
Soclla
$34
09;
Ontario
$37.28;
Prince
Edward
Island
$21.72;
and
Saskatchewan
$38
93.
The
report
did
not
covei
the
universal
old-age
pensions,
paid
to
Canadians
70
and
over
record-
,
le-
of
need.
More
than
SPO.noO
Canadians
now
are
receiving
the
universal
pension
of
$40
a
month.
Mr.
Martin
tabled
a
separate
report
dealing
with
pensions
to
blind
persons.
The
federal
government
pays
75
per
cent
of
tne
cost
of
40-a-nvjnth
pension.;
to
Good
Used
Cars
11950
Studcbaker
Champion
4-duor
sedan
11948
Dodge
4-Ioor
sedan
I
1951
Ktudebaker
2-door
sedan
11949
Austin
Tanel
11949
Flying
Standard
Coach
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL
1937
Chevrolet
Coach
Good
transportation
at
$100.00
Superior
Aulo
SERVICE
LIMITED
Jrd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
J17
a
I
Write
your
News
Want
Ad
below.
Begin
where
shown
"START
HERE."
Put
ONLY
one
word
in
each
space.
(Each
group
of
numbers
of
letters
count
as
one
word).
Put
your
address
or
phone'
number,
or
both,
in
the
ad.
In
case
you
want
a
box
number,
leave
space
for
4
words
(e.g.
Box
000,
Daily
News.
START
HERE
needy
blind
persons
between
21
and
69.
Once
they
reach
age
70,
the
blind
persons
are
covered
by
the
Old
Age
Pensions
Act.
,rne.
h'
18
r"nldered
etseiUial.
Here,
Constable
J.
ronTfiv!,
Memb,r
(,f
the
continRent
range
in
ices
h
10
tp
"
F
drawn
from
all
JtleYtikon.
Leader
Savs
Canada
The
report
said
mere
are
19,078
blind
persons
of
all
uses
(wintered
with
the
Canadi
m
Conserve
Resources
Cast
Consecutive
Days
i
No.
tlXES
3
days
S
days
-
S
$1.35
SI
.80
)
'
4
SI.
80
S3.4B
5
SIM
S3.H
To
earn
the
rates
shown
ads
must
run
consecutive
days.
k,rty
801:11,1
very
great
need
of
scores
of
things
which
only
the
United
States
can
supply."
As
to
Canada,
"with
our
ey?s
When
rhoumaiicpan"5sy
down,
here's
the
S.
gels
you
W
quick
way
Ket
relief-
X
.
fjr
Rub
in
soothing
Minard's
yyVJ
J
ijr
-2
Liniment.
Is
it
Rood
?
Just
A
lr2
7
wide
open
we
have
tied
ourselves
to
the
United
States
market,
ol-thotiKh
the
United
KliiKdom
and
'fmnt
t
,
L""ana
y
of
a''1,l,,v
flf-
tnlclc!
mwe
anQ
'"tcn"
f
:uh.
Mr.
Europe
vvere.
at
one
tune,
Cana
(la's
best
cu-sturacrs."
hsbew"c
-""If-suin.-
"Does
our-future
strength
ana
well-being
depend
upon
more
nilHJMATIC
7
SI
LJ
NOTE
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your
money
'order
or
cheques
payable
to
the
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
DAILY
NEWS.
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may
be
cancelled
up
to
9
p.m.
day
prior
to
publication.
If
replies
are
to
be
mailed,
p'ca
add
10c
postage.
Ads
may
he
cancelled
as
soon
as
results
are
secured.
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pay
for
the
days
it
ran.
You
reach
over
li.SOO
readers
with
your
Daily
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Want
Ad.
In
order
to
get
a
refund
you
must
call
at
the
Doily
News
office
in
person.
I
laiustuii
and
more
trade?
Or,
in
the
al
ternattve-
should
Canada
be
ful
PAIN?
I
,.
I
"KINO
Of
PAIN"
uUULmir.iENT
lowitiR
the
trend
that
is
oultc
ma
that
f'lrt
f
't-tu,H
n'Ufli
1,
it
r
many
world
nri
(,-.
I
apparent
over
the
whole
world-
more
and
more
self-sufficiency?