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Reiterates
Stand
That
Taxes
Can
Be
Reduced
by
$500,000,000
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on
the
first
stop
of
QUEBEC
CP)
George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
said
Thursday
night
his
party
stood
for
"the
restoration
of
the
real
principles
of
.
.
.
Confederation"
and
the
defence
of
pro
MB
-LINES
ar
-
"I
have
bfen,
I
am
and
I
shall
always
be
an
arch
defender
of
provincial
autonomy."
He
charged
the
Liberal
administration
with
wanting
'-to
centralize
power"
in
Ottawa,
and
spoke
of
his
party's
determination
to
resist
every
attempt
further
to
centralize
power
in
rights
and
financial
Independence
of
municipalities
were
threatened
by
centralization,
he
said.
Mr.
Drew
speaks
tonight
In
PHONE
a
western
swing
that
will
take
him
to
the
Pacific
coast.
Charging
the
Liberal
government
with
"waste,
extravagance
I
and
incompetence,"
particularly
in
the
defence
department,
the
former
premier
of
Ontario,
who
entered
political
life
some
14
years
ago,
said
it
was
possible
to
reduce
taxation
by
$500,000,-000
without
reducing
social
security
benefits
and
defence
expenditures.
Mr.
Drew
said
he
did
not
infer
there
had
been
"dishonesty"
vincial
rights.
j
Speaking
at
an
election
rally
in
St.
Sauveur
district,
Mr.
Drew
i
said
his
party
also
stood
for
j
lower
taxes,
health
insurance,)
improved
unemployment
insur-
!
ance
benefits
and
revised
labor
)
egislation.
Speaking
in
French,
he
said:
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TCHIKAN
Rubber
Lifeboat
May
Be
Clue
To
Missing
American
Laborer
NOME,
Alaska
(APA
rubber
150
miles
northwest
of
Nome,
lifeboat
has
entered
speculation!
The
excursion
party
with
which
ar
to
whereabouts
of
an
Ameri-'
Stoner
went
to
Littla
Diomede
to
can
missing
from
Little
Diomede
;
take
pictures
of
the
Arctc
ice
Island,
midway
between
Alaska
'and
walruses
had
not
returned
!
in
the
government;
there
had
;
been
"weakness
in
the
admin-j
istration
and
that
was
understandable
after
so
many
years
in
power."
He
repeated
the
party
plat-
(
form
he
laid
down
at
Ouelph.
i
!
Ont,
last
Friday
to
show
it
was
the
same
in
Quebec
as
in
other
,
Canadian
provinces.
I
i
Speaking
of
provincial
rights,
he
said:
"Our
constitution
is
threatened
more
than
it
has
ever
been
AND
654
ALL
ALASKA
nd
S!b?ria.
j
Wednesday.
Fog
and
ice
have
ktr
4tvm
tJy
4rivf
tJU.
1
he
Nome
Nugget
reported
,
delayed
them.
Wednesday
it
has
investigated
i
gnu
Clti.
JM.
ADVERTISING
1M
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
IHiMMMiaWMHHaal
.
George
Walker
Dies
at
78
further
the
case
of
Cecil
Stoner,
45-year-old
laborer
who
was
described
in
a
Seattle
police
report
twe
years
ago
as
being
of
leftist
sympathies.
The
Nugget
said
acquaintances
here
told
of
his
being
unemploy
NEW
YORK
IAP)
George
H.
ed
and
that
he
had
talked
freely
walker
78,
investment
banker
since
Confederation-
"If
the
present
trend
contin-
I
'
ues.
our
federal
regime
will
be
destroyed.
"That
is
one
of
the
great
questions,
one
of
the
essential
questions,
of
this
campaign."
Speaking
of
communism,
Mr.
Drew
said
the
Liberal
administration
had
refused
to
adopt
laws
to
render
illegal
all
activi-
i
ties
of
"Communist
traitors,"
i
but
that,
if
elected,
his
govern-
;
ment
would
"introduce
immediately
laws
to
protect
our
!
democracy"
!
"We
shall
not
permit
these
!
Fre.
Stewerf
D.
Lord
(left)
and
L.Cpl.
D.
T.
W.
Smith
Two
Canadians
Join
New
UN
Platoon
of
Honor
Guard
ui
wanui.g
io
get
to
oioena.
and
donor
of
the
Wa!kpr
Cup
jn
The
newspaper
also
said
Stoner
British-American
amateur
golf
VACATION
SPECIAL
THE
GENERAL
"Silmi
Sakif
TIRE
oil
Rayon
Construction
PLUS
COLD
RUBBER
TREAD
i'f
competition,
died
Thursday
h
ber
lifeboat
h
ui
in
which
to
make
the
Walker
was
the
founder
of
O.
it
in
turn
to
provide
soldiers
for
a
iwj-month
assignment.
The
two
Patricias
said
"the
set-up
is
terrific."
Their
Nissen-hut
barracks.
umn
uiue
uio-
j
Walker
and
company,
1
Wall
mede
to
Russian-owned
Big
street
and
had
bsen
,
Diomede.
.
,
retircment
for
some
Ume
Still
later
reports,
the
Nugget,
The
sports
trophy
named
or
.said,
indicate
that
a
small
boat
lllm
in
was
placed
cornpetition
In
was
seen
leaving
Big
Diomede!
1920
whiie
Walker
was
president
for
the
Siberian
mainland.
The
of
the
v
s
Golf
Association,
mainland
is
plainly
visible
f
rom
J
The
irst
matches
were
held
both
Diomedes,
which
are
about
!n
m2,
and
the
competition
for
traitors
to
use
the
freedom
they
are
enjoying
to
destroy
this
same
freedom."
By
BILL
BOSS
Conailiiin
Press
Staff
Writer
'
SEOUL
'CP)
Two
Canadians
here
say
the
have
"the
best
jobs
in
Korea."
They
are
Ptes.
D.
T.
W.
Smith,
21,
and
Stewart
D.
Lord,
24,
both
of
Vancouver.
A
month
ago
they
traded
frontline
bunkers
with
the
3rd
Patricias
for
a
lush
job
in
Seoul-
the
cup
now
is
conducted
every
two
years.
Youcaniqo
I
they
said
"are
better
than
Cur-rie
barracks
in
Calgary,"
let
;
alone
the
bunkers
of
a
month
I
ago.
j
Although
there
are
34
men
to
a
hut,
they
said,
they
have
j
more
room
than
they
did
in
'
Calgary,
"and
every
man
even
has
a
writing
table
by
his
bed."
Has
a
SAFETY
FACTOR
of
10.5
This
is
80rl
higher
than
any
chcr
tire
Garson,
Buck
Squabble
Over
RCMP
Document
ALL-OUT
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
7
p.m.
Original
Price
'o.
is
$46.30
CYO
vs
MOTORS
If
you
feel
CANUCK
UNIFORMS
Their
hob-nailed
Canadian
army
boots
were
ruled
too
hard
on
the
springy
composition-type
1
5
.
0
0
or
Msrt
Trade-in
on
your
old
tiro
Smith
and
Lord
represent
Canada
at
Gen.
Maxwell
D.
Taylor's
8th
Army
headquarters
vhere
they
belong
to
the
new
United
Nations
platoon
of
the
honor
guard.
Their
37-man
outfit,
com-nanded
by
a
sergeant
from
the
r.lack
Watch,
comprises
Commonwealth,
French,
Belgian,
Netherlands,
Thai,
Ethiopian
End
other
soldiers
from
a
total
ALL-IN
Thci
t4ii
nv.t
uuj.
.
L
I
!
noors
and
all
parades
they
wear
j
j
rubber-soled
U.S.
army
boots
to
:
spare
them.
j
They
say
meals
taste
better,
!
I
although
Canadian
units
draw
j
the
same
rations.
"Perhaps
it's
YOU
PAY
$31.30
This
Tire
is
Guaranteed
Unconditionally
KNUTSOW'S
Tire
Sales
&
Service
NEW
AND
USED
TIRES
VULCANIZING
RE-CArPING
WE
FIX
FLATS
811
Froser
Street
Red
548
j
because
we
don
t
use
mess
tins,"
j
commented
Lord.
OTTAWA
(P
Justice
Ministerj
Garson
and
Tim
Buck,
Canada's
j
top
Communist,
became
involved
recently
in
an
election-time
squabble
over
an
RCMP
document
calling
Communists
traitors
to
this
country,
it
was
disclosed
today.
The
justice
department
i
j-leased
an
exchange
of
letters
in
which
Mr.
Buck
cnarged
that
a
booklet
entitled
"Law
and
Order
in
Canadian
Democracy"
constituted
a
"lying
defamation
of
a
legal
political
party."
Mr.
Garson
replied
that
description
of
Canada's
Labor-Progressive
party
in
the
RCMP
booket
is
both
apt
and
correct.
I
On
parade
they
wear
the
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r
f-.
in.
unuer
yrtuure,
wrry
marc,
iIhji
Ui.
Thu
itmn
mi
bod;
and
brain
nukei
phyucal
fitntu
euiar
to
low
harder
to
retain.
Todaya
tenae
lirinf,
lowered
reiiit.nce,
rerwork,
worry
any
of
Iheie
may
aAecl
norrnl
kidney
action.
When
kidneya
(el
ul
of
order,
eireaa
arida
and
wailea
remain
in
the
lyitem.
Then
backache,
disturbed
real,
that
"tired-out"
heavy-headed
leelinr
often
follow.
That'a
tho
time
to
take
Dodd'a
Kidney
Piita.
Oodd'a
atimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleeo
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Oodd'a
Kidney
Pilla
al
anv
dnw
ronnter.
(,
tf
13
countries.
All
retain
their
cwn
uniforms,
weapons,
drills
and
customs.
THREE
PLATOONS
There
are
three
platoons
in
the
guard,
one
from
the
United
states
Army,
tne
from
the
Republic
of
Korea
Army,
and
the
third
representing
the
UN.
Af-t?r
a
one-month
try-out
the
UN
platoon
has
been
accepted
as
a
permanent
part
of
the
guard.
j
Canadian
battalions
will
take
regulation
Canadian
army
uniform
a
clean
freshly-starched
one
every
day.
They
have
five
suits
of
uniform
four
more
than
they
had
with
the
battalionand
the
laundering
is
done
for
them-
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MISTAKES
Mr.
Garson
denied
a
charge
by
Mr.
Buck
that
the
booklet
was
published
to
help
Liberal
party
electioneering.
The
booklet
filled
a
wide
public
demand
for
"an
authoritative
c
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n
t
r
i
b
ution
to
public
knowledge
of
these
important
problems."
The
letters
were
dated
May
27
and
June
15.
The
booklet,
a
reprint
of
a
series
of
lectures,
first
I
appeared
in
1949.
j
dress
is
the
substitution
on
the
left
shoulder
of
the
8th
Army
patch
for
the
Commonwealth
division's,
and
the
addition
above
it
of
a
gold-embroidered
flash
reading
"Honor
Guard."
With
four
different
shoulder
flashes,
his
medal
ribbons
and
paratrooper's
wings,
Lord
is
a
technicolor
cameraman's
dream.
Besides
-
daily
practice
parades,
they
take
turns
at
gate
sentries,
stand
guard
during
air-raid
alerts,
and
man
the
headquarters
fence
during
demonstrations.
:;r.-;Oflft
djdmntages
they
note
afe
Vslw'
mailtletivcry
nnd
isck
of
Canadian
news.
Both
are
being
remedied.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOB
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
Phone
200
,
.....
Out
M
AN
struck
a
match
to
see
if
the
gasoline
tank
in
his
s
THE
MOST
POPULAR
CANADIAN
WHISKY
ATA
POPULAR
PRICE
flRSf
To
Serve
Your
Every
Need
For
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carwas
empty.
..
'
IT
WASN'T
ON
E
MAN
patted
a
strange
bulldog
on
the
head
to
see
if
it
was
affectionate
...
IT
WASN'T
a
-
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AQUA
CLEAR
FEEDERS
ONE
If
you're
tired
of
a
rusted
and
corroded
cooling
system
in
your
boat
engine
here's
the
answer.
Install
an
AQUA
CLEAR
feed
and
you
not
only
prevont
rust
and
corrosion
i
which
ruins
more
engines
than
straight
weart
but
get
more
efficient
cooling.
This
applier
whether
you
are.
running
in
fresh
or
salt
water.
,
Water
from
the
intake
passes
through
,
the
lucite
cylinder
filled
with
AQUA
CLEAR
crystals
which
dissolves
very
slowly.
This
is
carried
into
the
cooling
system
where
it
forms
a
microscopically
thin
transparent
film
on
all
metal
surfaces.
This
film
keeps
water
from
touching
metal,
stops
rust
that
has
started,
prevents
further
rust,
and
controls
electrolysis
and
galvanic
action-
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ONE
MAN
speeded
up
to
see
if
he
could
beat
the
train
to
the
crossing
...
HE
COULDN'T
MAN
touched
an
electric
wire
to
see
if
it
was
charged
...
nr
was
MAN
cut
out
his
advertising
to
see
if
he
could
save
money...
HE
COULDN'T
Its
genial,
rich
flavour
j
makes
G&W
Bonder
Stock
-as
delightful
to
the
taste
as
saves
the
cost
of
complicated
fresh
water
cooling.
Drop
in
and
see
us
about
it
today!
it
is
easy
on
the
entertain-
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