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Tuesday,
January
2U.
1953
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id
stuff
Truman,
in
Last
Speech,
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WASHINGTON
(AP)
Retiring
President
Truman
predicted
the
Soviet's
aggressive
schemes
will
collapse,
sooner
or
later,
under
the
growing
weight
of
the
free
world's
defences.
Quite
recently
there
have
been
two
minor
but
disagreeable
and
avoidable
accidents
to
ladies
in
our
rommunity.
Each
of
these
ladies
had
happily
accepted
the
offer
of
rifle
instruction
on
firearms
equipped
with
telescope
sights,
but
their
mentors
had
failed
to
explain
the
meaning
of
"eye-relief."
Consequently
these
neophytes
In
a
farewell
address
from
the
noivMs
the
amayng
BALANCED
RIDE
!
holding
the
right
of
reporters
to
aaii
the
President
questions
in
open
meeting.
It's
important
to
a
democracy,
Truman
said,
that
"every
medium
of
communication
between
the
citizens
and
tMAMCI
Umt
ftOLV
UUUKM
bINM
HICK
.
IALANCIB
OklH)l
JOUNCI
White
House,
the
President
.salt'
this
collapse
will
lead
to
a
new
golden
age
to
an
era
of
spreading
world
nuthority,
and
of
peace
"as
far
ahead
as
man
can
see."
Truman
took
over
the
country's
radio
and
television
networks
for
a
personal,
sometimes
t
motional,
review
of
his
eight
turbulent
years
in
the
White
House.
He
pointed
to
dangers
ahead
of
a
possible
new
world
war
that
would
dig
the
grave
of
Western
civilization
and
of
its
each
received
a
nasty
cut
above
the
sighting
eye
from
the
telescope.
Let
this
not
happen
again
lest
we
lose
these
pleasant
scholars.
Among
the
specifications
listed
in
the
pamphlet
which
generally
accompanies
a
telescope
sight
when
purchased
there
:to-pcars
this
seemingly
peculiar
word
"eye-relief."
Usually
thi-;
is
from
two
to
five
inches,
and
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r.APT.
J.
Mr.tlOVlULK
of
Victoria,
is
comma.Jder
of
the
transport
department's
weather
ship,
the
Stonetown.
f!ie
vessel
is
one
of
three
floating
weather
stations
whh'h
tale
turns
at
patrolling
Station
p,
1.C00
miles
West
of
Vdiicimver
in
the
Pacific
ocean,
collec'i"?
weather
data
and
making
fo:e-casls.
in
brief
.
.
.
!
their
government,
particularly
!
the
President,
be
kept
'open
as
'.
far
as
possible."
He
went
on:
"This
kind
of
news
confer-,
i.
nee
where
reporters
ran
nik
any
kind
of
question
they
can
t
dream
up
dirently
to
the
President
of
the
United
Stsces-1!-,
lustrates
how
strong
and
how
I
vital
our
democracy
Is.
There
Is
no
other
country
in
the
world
1
where
the
chief
of
state
submits
to
such
unlimited
question."
!.V-"
'''
',
Communist
enemy
alive.
CLIC.1KS
IMTtl)
STATES
He
disclaimed
for
the
United
States
any
will
to
provoke
such
a
conflict
by
hurling
ultimatums
or
by
using
terrible
new
weapons:
"Starting
an
atomic
war
is
totally
unthinkable
for
ra-
merely
denotes
the
distance!
'
from
the
shooter's,
eye
that
the
telescope
should
be
held,
in
order
to
gain
tly
greatest
j
cmount
of
light
within
the
tube.1
If
the
sight
is
held
too
far
from
I
the
eye,
the
.''hooter's
position!
is
strained
and
the
internal
reticule
is
not.
clearly
visible.
In
!
th"
other
case,
the
danger
of
TC"'
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BUDAPtST
(CP.
Hungary
todavjtmnal
men."
announced
the
arrest
of
Laics
'
He
called
for
complete
public
f
HuntarV
support
of
his
successor,
Dwight
community.
A
one-s-r-
the
shooter
stays
within
the
"eye-relief"
zone.
While
on
the
subject
of
shooting
instruction,
would
suggest
tence
communique
said
pe''
-e
"found
considerable
quantity
ol
dollars
and
SWss
francs''
in'
v
home
of
fctoeckler,
who
wa.-.
ascribed
as
a
"former
industrialist."
Sioeckler
has
headed
the
lew-ish
Church
of
Hungary
s:"ce
tr.e
end
of
the
Second
Wc.'i
W.n.
D.
Eisenhower.
i
Finally,
the
outgoing
President
ended
his
valedictory
with
a
gentle:
"Good
night
and
God
bless
you
all."
As
he
did
so,
Mrs.
Truman
and
Margaret
appeared
on
either
side
of
him
for
the
TV
cameras.
HUM
ADVICE
Truman's
last
address
from
the
office
he
vacated
today
came
only
a
few
hours
after
he
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
that
the
gradual
sque-e-e-e-ze
'
of
the
trigger
be
greatly
em-1
phasized,
because
I
have
know'
beginners
iwho
have
little!
knowledge
of
ballistics
i
wji.
actually
believed
that
a
good
f.iv.'it
null
on
the
trigger
helped,
to
speed
the
bullet
on
its
wav!
!
smoother,
even
en
the
roughest
road
Pick
the
roughest
road.
G
t
the
new
PImotith
a
wotkinit.
You'll
d
srover
the
moothnest
yOM
w'Hikl
onl
tpt
in
more
enix-nne
tar
I
It's
Biilawvit
thrre
a.s
j()jir',l
mil
ajinil
p,tr
atlJirit,!
iuw.
A
revolnl
onary
new
stem
o(
we
yht
distribution,
ipringmg
ami
Otilitn
hock
alisorlKT
action
makea
Ilia
Plymouth
Balaiwed
Ride
steadier
more
level
softer.
.
The
ni
Plymouth
o'lera
oo
more
for
your
money
in
many
way.
In
POWER
with
an
engine
of
eacentional
long
Ida
and
economy.
In
DRIVINQ
EASt
with
wonderful
parking
and
steering
control.
In
SAKETY
with
an
optically
curved
.inOli.el,i
to
rmluc
relltctions
Twin
Cylinder
(font
wheEl
brake
Safety
Rim
Wheels
whth
q.v
aii.it
Chairman
Named
UNITED
NATIONS.
N.Y.
(CP)
Leonard
Biocklngton
of
"imacla
handed
a
firm
piece
of
advice
to
.
.
his
successor:
-,'ir
f.
f-o
weeks
hence
is
theihaa
becn
appointed
cha---
"Wide-open
press
conferences
may
be
tough
on
you
but
don't
give
them
up
the
people
are
entitled
to
them
"
It
was
at
just
such
a
session
with
newspaper
men
his
324th
and
last
that
the
President
read
a
formal
statement
up-
I'.'.'
t
nv
Miner
of
the
Rod
and:tne
Unite:!
Nation-!
iny:
l;y
Can
club,
and
this
is
to
remind
PaneI-
Pai"
U1
ni-
l
you
to
set
the
date
aside.
It
isretal7
General
Trygv.?
Lie
ir.
hoped
that
plans
may
be
final-
'
dealing;
wkr
ca.ej
of
.staff
mer.i-i
:l
for
the
1953
Salmon
Derby
;
bers
charged
with
subversion.
(Which
should
begin
inunedi-j
..
:ttiyi.
and
arrangements
f
ur-j
Strike
Called
Off
thered
for
the
annual
game
din-j
MONTREAL
CP
The
Ca-'ala-i
protection
in
case
of
sudden
tire
failure.
In
COMFORT
with
Plwmxitfi
Rilanced
Ride
a
wider,
aofti-r
rear
seat
greater
head,
Icq
and
h.p
room.
In
CONVENIENCE
with
J0'c.
more
trunk
room
central
glove
compartment
on
Itie
dash
easi'.r
ax
es
door
a.
And
lant
hut
not
'
least
more
in
BEAUTY
AND
STYLE
soft,
long,
low
lines-colourf
jl
tie
that
would
grace
a
far
more
opensive
car.
Plymouth'
traditional
value
it
even
gieatrr
than
ever.
Never
lias
the
purr.haw
of
a
car
tx-en
s.iih
a
Sound
investment
of
your
hard
earned
dnMjrs.
Orive,
tomparr
use
your
own
ryt-s!
CAVMiOC.f
4
04O
srtMM
ClUB
COUPf
.
$U8uBl
.
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D'!
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.
CtuB
C"'tt
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CONVCXTIOII
C0Ut
BflVtWW
Mttiinr
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a
oiMONstaarioH
not.
ui
toua
chi'Iik
nuouiH
"utoo
Mute
.
V.'.-.WA'.W.'.
H
ner
in
March.
Catholic
Confederation
of
Lube:
Ee
sure
to
turn
out
at
this
bas
announced
cancellation
of
meeting.
Your
voice,
opinions
i
plans
for
a
general
v.o.rk
ntoy-l
and
assistance
is
needed
by
j
page
of
its
90,000
member,
!h!
your
brothers
of
the
woods
and
Quebec
province,
waters.
It
is
whispered
that
i
more
of
the
fair
sex
would
par-
Plane
CrOSM-Lands
take
of
the
annual
dinner
if
a
BERLIN
(CP)
A
British
cat-'o"
ro.ist:
other
th.n
wild
meat
be
j
plane
crash-landed
on
Wt
t
served.
Perhaps
turkey
would
be
j
Bylin'.-J
h;
in
pr
ed
ihi
nrM"
the
answer.
In
any
case,
come
i
mil
-)
tiar-L.
miin
..
i.!!
1
.4
YOU'LL
Increase
your
cut,
1
'0
i
IS
to
the
meetins;
and
make
yourself
heard.
ill
ui
E
med
commuter
train
by
m.nutLS
and
miraculously
halting
with-
i
out
injury
to
the
two-;nan
crew.!
lake
more
money
AT
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Several
of
the
commercial
fishermen
are
putting
in
spare
time
as
anglers,
and
that
is
all
to
the
good.
Richard
Giske
was
very
successful
with
a
spoon
from
Norway,
using
it
as
a
bobbin
ii
hi;
took
more
clean
grey-cod
than
one
might
shake
a
sinker
at.
And
a
crewman
on
the
packer
Azurite
took
a
12-pound
white
spring
on
piec.'
of
herring
bait
while
h'tnd-linlnfi
alongside
the
ice
dock
at
Fairview.
Flounders
are
in
spawning
condition
right
now:
they
are
good
eating
any
time,
'
and
the
roe
is
worthy
cooking
:
separately
as
piece
de
resistance.
BASKETBALL
POSTPONED
TONIGHT
Because'
of
One
Man
Theatre
li,
SEE,
THIS
VALUE
mi
DRIVE
II
WITH
A
m
i
J!
N
II
i
The
Big
Town
down
south
has
ia
new.
coho
fly,
made
up
on
10
J
hooks
with
blue
and
white
crinkled
nylon
strands
four
inches
long.
They
make
a
very'
attractive
lure
as
they
seem
to
give
off
light
flashes
in
all
di-lectioti,.
They
sin
mid
be
or.
hand
in
locnl
stores
coon.
The
new
tackle
is
beginnine
to
show
up,
with
automatic
reels
much
in
evidence,
these
latter
being
one
of
the
best
things
to
happen
to
fly-rod
men
in
a
long
while.
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MODELS
IM
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nmrunani
r-
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I
dy
with
vour
i
i
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ll
McCulloch.
You
cn't
overwork
it.
Despite
the
noticeable
lack
of
fecd-fish
in
the
harbor,
the
If
Winter's
Here
.
.
.
It
is
Time
to
Think
About
SPRING
REPAIRS
If
your
house
gutters
need
attention,
if
your
boat
needs
new
tanks,
see
us;
we
have
the
equipment
and
the
experience
to
do
anything
in
the
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Most
anywhere
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j
the
elevator
and
the
Cold
Stor-I
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paying
dividends.
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I
LIGHT
WEIGHT
The
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3-25
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weighs
only
25
rbi.
complete
with
1
8"
blade
end
chain.
:'!
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Although
the
duck
season
is
off,
there
is
no
need
to
put
the
shotgun
away.
A
bunch
of
your
neighbors
will
meet
you
at
the
trapshooting
grounds,
and
George
Rorvik,
Jim
Bacon
or
Harold
Thorn
will
tell
you
how
.
t
'
iWre
a
shoot.
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