;
ray
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
i
See
It
GOVERNMENT
TO
Slim
DRUNK
DRIVING
PROSlfy
Monday,
March
23,
1953
by
Reflects
and
Reminisces
J,
.V
"
V11.HHU
r
Mie.
AMoniey-OeiierHl'
ttll.lv
till.
I'flllTVtl
Mill'lii.M
..1
..)..,
.
V
4
r
;
r
more
A
jiirl
who
tells
you
she
d
like
to
see
the
man
who
could
make
her
love.
Junior
and
obey,
probably
would
year.
"
This
was
disclosed
by
'
Premier
Bninnt
ouestlon
on
the
leclslature's
order
pnp,.r
t,,,
CCF
lender
ol
the
opixisUlon.
The
premier
smj
has
yet
been
made
on
drunk
driving
prubiena
"
wai:
reiM'Klrl
a
-r
ttitu
:jy
a
resolution
V
'!
i
V'S
I
II
1
1
poll
Fuypt
Is
said
to
live
by
virt
ue
i
(
of
tlie
Nile
Seventy
p-r
cent
of
j
Tucson
Paper
Replies
THK
Arizona
Daily
Star
lias
replied
to
ray
column
titled
0
God
0
Arizona
which
is
reprinted,
in
full.
lur
twenty
nullum
population
vre
employed
In
aBi
leuHuiv
Yet
tlwre
la
only
a
lotu.1
of
elht
million
acres
of
land
for
lhce
114
million
to
till.
JEvery
arable
square
foot
must
!
worked
and
(
yery
square
foot
dejx
lids
tlie
Nile
for
Its
us.
fuluvss
A
'
difference
Indeed,
between
Canada
und
the
land
of
M'lt
AS
A
sSPRlUG
THE
PANGS
OF
lll'KGKR
are
relieved
for
Uie.s
tiny
Korean
tots
with
wholesome
powdered-sweet
hot
milk
provided
by
Canadians.
Through
the
efforts
of
the
Unitarian
Services
Committee
of
Canada,
headed
by
Dr
LolU
Hitachiuanwa.
JI0.0U)
poundr
of
the
owdeid
milk
were
provided
la-ft
month,
enough
to
tive
every
primary
tu
hoot
child
in
Seoul,
Korea,
one
glass
a
day
foi
a
month.
Seated,
extreme
ntht,
is
Maj
O
Fraser,
senior
Protestant
Chaplain
with
the
'Jfuh
Canadian
Infantry
BitKauV
in
Korea.
On
March
14
;Iip
Tucson
I
paper
said:
i
"When
the
Slur
compares
the
I
present-day
contribution
of
Canadian
manpower
of
one
half
I
of
oni'
per
cent
of
Canada's
pop-
ulation
in
active
military
servlc?
j
Mr.
Philixitt
scolds
that
Canada
1
did
its
share
in
World
War
I
j
and
World
War
II.
Nowhere
does
j
I
A
Vancouver
fouple.
Uu
j
month,
felt
dislinuuishi-d
v
j
realm
tluy
had
been
man
k
d
well
beyond
sixty
years.
H
was:
tUrefoie
flllini!
U
slaxe
a
com
t
plimeiitary
party
Heine,
men-
;
Uoll
sfiould
U'
made
of
Uie
KuK-
Patricks
who
u.cd
to
dwell
in
j
Prliu
Rupert,
w
here
William
j
J
nerved
in
the
Customs,
ttint
iii,
Kood
wit
oreupw
d
a
wet
i
in
the
t'Hy
4uuiwU-
In
Vii-toi
u
;
r
OTTAWA
DIARY
By
Norman
M.
A.ucLeoo
u
In
jtpudi
UtUiv
iu-wpapf
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Pnncs
Kupn
end
Northern
and
Contra!
British
Columbia.
Mrmber
ol
Canadian
Press
Auuu
Bureau
ol
Circulation
m
Canadian
Dully
Newspaper
Association.
FuHahMl
by
"
ii
Prince
Kupert
Dally
Ni-wt
Llmltao
t.
F.
MAUOR.
Premd-nt
H.
O,
PERRY.
Vlc-ITMldni
HutMM-rtptlou
Rates:
iwmimi
carrier
I
r
ni,
2Sc;
per
montn
1
per
year,
110
00
jfe
JLJ&
fit
nuaU
Pu
aiunUi,
16c.
v
four,
8U0.
"''
uthurUrd
aa
acond
clsa
r.-.all
rr-
the
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa,
Immediate
Action
Needed
that
the
city
has
a
yardstick
by
which
to
NOW
measure
the
relative
advantages
and
disadvantages
of
the
two
alternatives
facing
it
for
obtaining
power,
it
is
to
lx
hoped
that
some
immediate
progress
will
be
made
towards
solving
this
contentious
issue.
-In
examining
these
alternatives,
consulting
electrical
engineer
M.
A.
Thomas
has
given
what
appears
to
be
an
eminently
fair
evaluation
of
lxth.
HC
discourages
the
fanning
of
old
fires
by
assessing
live
m-ord
of
the
Northern
P.C.
Power
Co.
in
this
wti
v
:
;
"I
have
not
!een
able
to
discover
any
instance
vi
We
they
have
not
been
able
and
willing
to
supply
t-Uvtiicul
service
to
any
potential
customer,
of
any
'category,
provided
the
customer
was
willing
to
pay
the
"prevailing
rates,
and
otherwise
meet
the
requirements
of
service,
which
were
in
effect
at
the
time."
With
attention
thus
focussed
entirely
on
the
piwent
and
future,
this
recommendation
emerges
with
particular
emphasis:
"Because
of
the
many
uncertain
factors
regarding
Kitimat
power,
I
would
definitely
recommend
that
the
city
avoid
making
any
agreement
for
a
term
of
the
order
of
20
years,
as
suggested
by
the
Northern
B.C.
Tower
Co."
Since
indications
are
that
the
level
of
rates
would
be
much
the
same
under
either
the
private
company
or
the
power
commission,
the.
question
of
which
party
can
make
the
best
provisions
for
our
expanding
requirements
becomes
the
overriding
consideration.
While
possibly
there
are
sources
to
which
we
can
look
besides
Kitimat,
it
is
difficult
to
turn
away
from
the
attractions
of
the
project
there.
So
great
is
the
promise
of
its
surplus
energy
there
that
supply
from
this
source
might
well
settle
Prince
Rupert's
power
problem
for
all
time.
a
few
weess
PaeK,
hi-wi
ui
;
MPs
of
most
of
the
political
dition
dictates
that
Uiere
should
t
wwWlllg
muuveihary
start-S
parties
are
more
than
a
little
;
tie
virtually
a
full
attendance
of
i
-,.ru
vi
r.onKratUUoiw
-
!
tor
gtow.nfl
color
th!
s
jind
small
wonder.
m
worriea
aouui
uie
vove
wnicii
Mrs
10
parui
ipaw
in
wic
nuiu
closed
the
budget
debate.
It
de-
vole.
This
year's
evidence
of
definitely
causht
them
badly
off-1
interest
is
sonu
thinR
for
which
base.
Result:
they're
aXraid
of
,
there
is
no
precedent
within
Uie
an
unfavorable
public
re-acUon
'memory
of
veteran
Parliamen-
-"
r
wwr
fKtTtf,
CnQQH
ht.
tNAMCl.
Ifsj..lypp,s,".-to
s
IBJrkling
finuh.
lovtl.
latlinj
hk.
AUtfatw
FOLDERS
ON
tOVeiltR
h
COLOR
HARMONY!
lie
state
the
facts
about
Canada's
military
manpower."
"The
only
sore
fact
that
remains
is
that
of
manpower"
Jt
says.
"Todav
American
boys
are
being
drafted
to
serve
in
Korea,
Germany
and
in
the
many
bases
that
cover
the
globe.
More
thaa
3.750.OO0
of
them
are
in
military
service.
If
Canada
were
do-ins
her
proportionate
share
she
would
have
175.000
instead
of
75.000
in
active
service
and
thev
would
be
obligated
to
serve
all
over
the
world,
like
those
of
UB.A.
...
It
will
take
more
than
vitriolic
words
to
ignore
this
issue
to
answer
why
Canada
cannot
do
her
proportion
MathemaUcally,
close
to
40
per
tary
oli.servers.
MARSHALL-WEI!
cent
of
the
Commons
member-
'
truth
is
that
many
MP's
ship
missed
Uie
vote.
Since
Uie
'
fr,un
Ontario
and
Quebec
ridings
carrying
of
the
budget
is
one
of
simply
Rambled
on
the
rontlnu-the
most
important
milestones
.,,
f
the
budget
debate
until
The
Police
Oamtle
is
trying
to
make
us
believe
that
pi
io
i.
j
bitf
boss
of
Argentine
is
trylnu
!
to
hide
Hitler
as
a
resurrection
;
of
Naztlsm
Yhere
muit
be
j
devilishly
ingenious
nov.
11
it
somewhere
on
the
Malf
of
Claw
tie
(
;
so
win
?
!
i
The
ulceration
nw
staitin
j
j
work
scarcely
dreams
of
puttimt
i
In
more
than
forty
hours,
or'
in
the
work
of
the
se.vMon.
tra-
the
middle
of
the
week,
and
refused
to
shorten
their
nounal
Thursday-to-Tuesday
week-end
on
the
chance
of
a
vote
being
reached
Monday
nlyht.
PAINTS
VARNISHCS
EN
API
SOLD
BY
Kaicn
Co-Op
Hard;
251
3rd
Ave.
h
At
that.
th
showin,
was
-i"n"u'
l",
7',
T
.1
siderably
better
than
It
mlht
have
been
if
the
government
employori
are
wUitng
U
nit
.
.
.
J
.
......
.u.n
f
.
vr
iu.UM
INCOME
TAX
QUIZ
whips
hadn't
been
right
on
the
-"
-
ih.nill.
Kl,
;
job
Tom
Ross.
Liberal
MP
for
lbe
t
Toronto
r:i,.i...
Olouo
KiinmcnU
ate
share.
LET
US
ignore
the
error
in
the
Arizona
Star's
latest
article.
Actually,
we
have
101.000
men
wider
arms,
ready
for
service
in
any
part
of
the
world,
and
not
75.000
as
the
Tucson
editor
says
Due
to
war
cosU.
Canada
Js
bearing
a
heavier
and
not
a
lighter
tax
load
than
is
the
USA.
As
our
Conservative
leader,
George
Drew,
showed
in
parliament
on
March
9.
"in
the
case
of
actual
taxes
paid
per
Ka-t
Hiimllton.
was
In
process
of
holding
a
reception
in
a
down-
and
Mall.
The
real
point
about
such
wanes
is
that
ti
y
are
iul
:
related
to
anything,
least
of
all
j
the
value
of
the
woik
performed
In
exchanfe
for
Uw-in
town
hotel
tor
a
foreln-born
Kroup
from
his
riding
which
was
visiting
In
Uie
Capital.
6ome
25
MP's
and
three
Cabinet
Ministers
were
helping
to
entertain
the
group
At
the
height
of
the
festivities
the
government
whips
raided
the
gathering
and
carried
off
ail
Uie
MP's
to
take
part
in
the
House
vote
F
PROMISf
NT
capita
we
are
substantially
j
above
those
being
paid
in
th
i
United
States,
the
United
King-
j
l
Tills
is
another
In
the
iterm
of
question
and
nftwM
rr-yr4ing
income
li
)
I).
Is
it
necessary
for
me
to
Include
in
my
total
lnconv
Icr
19o2
the
amount
of
my
Oi
l
Age
Pension
I
received
la.st
year?
A.
Yes,
the
Old
Aic
Sc'url'y
FtTUion
is
reeardeU
j.j
lnccm.
dom,
France
and
Australia
Regarded
us
the
oidi-st
vet-
;
trim
of
the
American
Civil
War
Js
A
Hard
died
in
Ko
liesur
j
NY
la
e
k
Ked
111
Modi
i
of
his
iife
lie
was
a
consistent
cigar
vioker
Cieneral
U.
S
j
Grant,
commander
of
the
Union
armies
died
from
cancer
of
th,-
j
throat
bnmsht
on
by
cx.:cvitve
!
cigar
smoking.
j
The
grass
national
product
Me
TVinmns
lpavf
nn
rinnrit
ahnut
his
fhoifp
nf
'of
the
United
States
for
1952
As
a
result,
the
Liberals
polled
!
tot
out
of
a
possible
voting
,
"
.
.
.,
TT
Iwas
34,300
million.
The
gross
!85.
That
a
about,
national
product
of
Canada
tn
the
same
year,
1952,
was
$22
-
for
all
puipGars
of
The
i..,.
f
strength
of
984
million.
The
budget
now
before
the
Congress
of
the
United
States
calls
for
expenditure
of
$68.7(K)
million.
The
budget
now
55
per
cent
of
maximum
The
PCs
diil
a
little
better,
but
not!
much.
Their
record
was
29
out
of
48.
for
a
percentage
showing
of
60
Social
Credit,
with
only
j
com
Tax
Act.
Q
I
am
a
.single
person
and
have
for
nri(
years
tuppoiud
my
widowed
mother,
wno
resides
with
me,
and
have
t-en
al
COME
OCTOBH
j
Premier
8t
Laurent,
in
chat
j
with
riortets
last
week
end
said
they
might
figure
an
clec-
,
tlon
date
being
October
19
j
TlM-re
certail.lv
would
be
nolle
i
I;.
.
t
1
"
i
five
out
of
its
hou.se
group
ot
10
I
present,
made
the
poorest
show-
j
lowed
to
claim
tie
t-quivuleut
before
the
House
falls
for
ex-j
penditures
of
$4,817
million.
The
I
burii-et
now
before
the
Congress
!
of
U
S
represents
19
84
per
cent
j
of
the
gross
national
product
of
that
country,
while
the
budget
ui
iiiamiu
rniijii.i.
uuiiii;
,
a,1)f
wrt,
Ui
neriTlltagO
i
,..,...
.,.,
a
,,a
Jiv
MHit
1952
she
became
eii!ible
ior
rjllK
wafc
eXHrly
y,.
AmwX
could
be
reckoned
U
ti.e
vmv.
Bl
rnwwn
mi.
rtou
Tne
.fT
m.ld(,
lhr
mathe.
j
hot
RepU-mtjer
jvnu.rnocr
was
was
vacation
per
annum
anu,
in
auuwon,
I
matlcal
showing
of
any
of
the
i
nd
relaxation
time
Yes!
Mark
belore
this
Mouse
represents
20.96
per
cent
of
the
gross
na
she
received
bond
Inter
t
ballot
jn
October.
political
parties
Out
of
Its
meri-
j
your
bership
of
13.
11
were
present
to
i
vote.
noticed
i
j
Broom
hasn't
own
For
years
the
colorful
1
he
CCF
record.
It
is
only
fair
to
state,
was
no
mere
flash
in
the
1
lately.
I,
I,
...m
re
lever!
the
Somewhat
me
party
oest
eciuippt'a
vo
provme
tne
iie-up.
having
pointed
to
the
probability
of
the
power
commission
linkinp;
Terrace
to
Kitimat,
he
remarks;
"In
my
opinion
it
is
juite
possible
that
they
would
therefore
be
in
a
position
to
bring:
this
power
to
Prince
Rupert
at
an
earlier
date
than
would
be
feasible
for
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co."
There
is
another
factor
which
puts
the
power
commission
in
a
favorable
light.
Municipalities
it
serves
i.re
grouped
into
districts
where
the
costs
of
power
generation
and
transmission
are
pooled.
This
makes
possible
the
establishment
of
stabilized
rate
structures
which
remain
more
or
less
unaffected
by
the
amount
of
energy
consumed.
Against
these
factors
must
be
listed
two
pertinent
considerations.
One
is
that,
under
the
stipulations
of
the
Electric
Power
Act;
tfhe
jibwer.cmrnjs-sion
must
lie
invited
to
establish
a
power
district
in
the
area
before
it
will
make
a
report
on
its
proposals.
The
other
is
that,
once
the
city
opened
the
door
to
the
commission,
it
would
sacrifice
its
bargaining
rights
concerning
power.
Only
by
the
lengthy
course
of
an
appeal
to
the
Lieutenant
Governor-in-Council
tional
product
last
year
of
this
country.
j
WE
CANADIANS
do
not
think
it
is
our
place
to
tell
our
American
cousins
that
they
should
chip
in
more
financially,
to
bring
their
taxes
up
to
our
Canadian
level.
pan.
While
Ihe
SociaJict
MP
s
;
rh
,,.
hul)Un,.
o(
the
rail
have
their
share
of
legislative
fallings,
indolence
or
tndiffer-
way
reserve.
And
this
spring,
even
bock
is
not
included
In
amounting
to
$100
Will
this
Old
Ae
Pension
and
bml
interest
received
by
my
mo-Uier
be
regarded
by
the
Department
a.i
incoitu
and
therefore
prevent
me
frum
claiming
the
equivufcml
of
married
exemption
I.
A
dependent
may
have
in-cone
up
to
a
maximum
of
$600
and
still
be
icsarcled
a.s
dependent.
You
are
therefore
stiil
able
to
claim
the
eqmv-
,
alent
of
married
exemption
"for
1952.
'.'
ei;ce
Un
t
one
of
Uiem
Their
j
prlnr.
Kupert
rrfieshment.
No
group
is
easily
11
le
most
consis-
;
demand
for
it,
say
brewers
An1
I
tently
hard-working
in
the
Com-
;
'
moos.
this,
after
seven
centuries
of
quaffing.
On
the
other
hand,
Canadians
do
not
think
it
is
any
of
Urirte
Sam's
business
whether
Willi's
M.
AM
Hi
i
That
old
Irish
lady
who
lived
j
The
oltl-line
nartv
members
H'-
wow
Uua
a
f-olurv
'ld,
j
who
are
roncenied
over
the
dos-
!
smoked
an
average
of
thirty
i
we
have
las
we
doi
101.000
men
in
uniform
or
the
175,000
the
Tucson
paper
says
we
should
have.
Ho
ir
in
a
n
if
iniy
do
thvu
svrreh
Up
here
we
still
believe
in
the
good
old
principle
of
"No
Taxa-
MILESTONES
:
Klbtlity
of
an
unfavorable
public
'cigarettes
a
day
F.ariy
In
life,
of
i
re-action
to
Uie
vote,
are
blami-j
course,
"he
had
been
carefully
'
Ing
the
party
whips
for
allowing
warned
by
her
physicl
.n
!
it
to
take
place
when
the
attend-
j
j
ar
was
so
sparse.
But
the
un-
j
Mar.hal
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
derstanding
is
that
the
govern-
!
wnj
be
five
days
in
fxmdon
and
merit
whip
were
under
orders
'
i0
many
a
Communist
and
!
to
close
the
debate
at
the
earliest
!
perhaps
others-
lie's
rated
Fu-,
pojisible
moment
.
The
PM,
con-
rone's
finest
target.
ijctecUves
I
tion
Without
Representation."
We
do
not
mind
doing
our
full
'
chara
in
Ifnrao
fir
nluaurhora
nm.
f
rum
lli
'llr
of
The
Itulljr
Srm
Guess
again!
40
Years
Ago
Today
',fe
i.i.r.M'
y
,i
uj.
vided
that
we
have
full
and
equal
representation
on
the
allied
councils
which
decide
on
any
particular
expedition.
But
did
we
have
even
one
Canadian
in
the
truce
tents,
in
the
months
before
things
went
from
bad
to
sidewd
that
It
had
already
drag-
will
welcome
a
rest
one
of
thMo
'
ged
too
long.
days.
They
will
have
earnod
it
lu
IM
ill.
pr.
Young,
the
provincial
.sec-
retary
and
Minister
of
Education,
formally
opened
the
new
hospital
wing
of
the
General
Kn,
-
h"
l.s'
)'""'
v
rre'ileH
I'J
'
worse
in
Korea?
No.
mice
miIi
could
it
get
a
hearing
for
any
disagreements
it
may
have.
That,
in
brief,
is
the
case
now
before
the
city.
Over
the
council's
deliberations
looms
the
picture
of
a
growing
city
whose
power
needs
are
certain
to
be
multiplied
within
the
next
several
years.
Rates,
bar-gaining
rights,
and
everything
else
notwithstanding,
the
party
which
offers
the
greatest
promise
of
meeting
these
needs
is
the
party
with
which
we
should
do
business.
,,i,.il"'
j
nv
f1
''
US-
ill"
"
lill-ilic
,
.
...,r
d"
Hospital.
t.
A
brush
fire
broke
out
on
HUi
Avenue
near
the
Boulevard
and
firemen
fought
the
blaze
for
an
hour
before
It
was
brought
under
control.
50
Year
Ago
Todoy
The
steamer
Givenchy
Is
In
port
after
planting
a
quantity
of
sockeye
salmon
egs
alons;
the
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
FslablUlied
191
MOVING
.
.
.
PACKING
,
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FOKWAIUMNG
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
fiandllng
Local,
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WJTU
EASE
.
,
.
tiHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'S
AeentwAUied
Van
Line
Ud.
Phone
60
or
fit
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
At.
rvrn
j
Ic
on
l.r,
OUR
OWN
Senate
and
Commons
have
both
passed
resolutions
urging
steps
to
explore
setting
up
one
mighty
Atlantic
Union
in
which
Americans,
Canadians,
Britons
and
others
in
NATO
would
have
equal
military
duties,
equal
rights
ami
equal
taxes
for
defense.
Meanwhile,
our
war
plans
are
not
basd
on
trying
to
kill
off
the
half
a
billion
Asiatics
whose
armies
are
involved
in
Korea-
A
II
of
l!icc
jieoplc
cre
you
in
ut'ful
milt
lliriiiigli
ilieir
jnli.
Hut,
like
m
o.le
in
'
wulkn
of
life.
lli-
ma
lie
lidpiug
jiiii
in
ct-rtaill
imfiitrlnnl
unseen
iy.
'lake
oiir
-
in.
for
in-
ntfliK-e.
lie
may
lime
liclped
1o
I.
lulil
)imr
iiome
through
hit
mtnrrdup
f
inuir-amp.
Ifs
jioille
liecau-e
I
lie
money
f
iIiouwiikI
of
life
iii.iir.iiKC
polic)
liollcm
i
invcslril
for
llicni
in
luiill-ing
lioine
lliroujjluiul
llie
tnilioii.
In
the
tame
way
your
milkman,
laer
or
nune
may
Iihvc
lieliied
linil'l
new
bi)iliwsy,
nalerworks,
M'liool,
power
laiil
or
oilier
nl
ia
I
public
works
in
your
foiuBiunit)'.
l'ir
there
are
niilliou
"f
(icoplc
ill
lUene
slit)
niMiiy
oilier
ok
iiiulioii
v.liof
invenleil
...
.ur1r
eoast
with
a
view
to
building
up
the
sockeye
supply.
Australian
Government
Introduces
Bill
To
Set
Up
Atomic
Commission
or
in
i
h
1-.nllllnlM'i
((ll,lr.l.""ffl
.ri-l'f,A
The
oolachan
run
has
started
ELTO
OUTBOARDS
on
the
Naas
river
nd
the
nat-
Ives
are
gathering
at
Fishing
Bay
but
in
having
the
core
of
n
armed
force
that
will
help
do
the
decisive
Job
if
real
was-comes
with
Russia.
We
think
two
world
wars
show
that
our
contribution
In
another
would
be
as
good,
relatively,
as
our
big
neighbor's
still,
by
the
way,
our
cation,
acquisition
or
removal
of
restricted
information
to
the
prejudice
Of
defence.
Britain
and
the
United
States
are
sharing
development
costs
of
Australia'
uranium
fields
In
fell""'
I
Inn
CANBERRA.
Reuters
The
government
has
introduced
a
bill
to
create
an
Australian
atomic
energy
eommission
with
special
security
provisions
to
safeguard
the
country's
uranium
fields,
among
the
world's
major
suppliers
of
the
atomic
fui
:
lln-c
"-,'1
best
mend.
return
for
euppues
of
the
vital
ore.
to
take
the
annuaj
harvest
of
i
"candle-fish.'
i
20
Yeors
Ago
Today
i
V.
Brett,
captain
of
the
visit-1
ing
C.N.K.A.
basketball
team
I
from
Vancouver
j
in
hospital
as
i
result
of
injuries
suffered
j
when
be
hit
a
post
during
the
j
first
of
two-game
series
with
j
the
local
team.
i
at
rouK
mvicti
rl""
$166.00
$225.00
$331.00
3
H.P.
5
H.P.
12
H.P.
Ior
Dependability,
A
1-cin.J
life
'
.,4
themor.
Ih
50
t
5,ol..
Ilf.
l'"M"mP''
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,l.dly
help
y
P'""
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0"
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i
l'"'",,
Salmon
Available
LONDON
(CP)
The
first
allocation
of
canned
salmon
in
a
year
has
been
announced
by
Beale
announced
Australia's
newly-discoyered
Rum
Jungle
field,
covering
1,200
square
miles
of
desert
land
in
the
Northern
Territory,
wiU
be
in
full
production
next
year.
ore.-
Supply
Minister
Howard
Beale
said,
the
bill
was
necessary
because
the
government
felt
uranium
deposits
should
be
promptly
exploited
for
the
defence
of
Australia
and
her
allies
and
also
Ask
the
man
who
owns
one
EXCLUSIVELY
AT
the
British
food
ministry.
Some
THE
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Ladles'
Husic
Club
wa.s
held
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.
F.
Pullen
with
Mrs.
R.
L,
Mc.Intu.sh,
ot
the
salmon
is
Canadian,
purchased
la.st
year,
but
most
Is
Russian
salmon
obtained
in
a
barter
deal
for
British
Erring
in
1952.
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
Phone
644
Box
1279
ultimately
for
industrial
purpose;,
The
bill
provides
for
20-year
prison
terras
for
the
communi
Production
at
Radium
Hill,
Australia's
second
major
uranium
field
about
250
miles
nprth-SLst
of
Adelaide
In
the
south,
began
In
1950.
"II
is
Cooa
tiriin'"e
-